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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1963

Page

4

Statewide Constitutional Amendments On Ballot This November

A state wide constitutional election is set for November to vote on three amendments. The proposed changes include repeal of the poll tax, permission to sell grain, and adjustments to welfare payment contributions. The amendments were approved by the recent legislative session. In Lubbock, Mr and Mrs Ernest Ebell Jr visit his parents as he nears a Master’s degree from Texas Tech in August.

Texas Lubbock Ernest Ebell Jr Ernest Ebell Mr. Ebell Jr

Notice Of Texas Highway Construction

Public notice from Texas Highway Department in Austin dated June 19 1963 announces construction on Highway 58 in Comanche County. The notice specifies hours until 9:00 AM and a public event or proceeding.

Texas Comanche County Austin Texas Partment

Top Rural Texas Community Named in Fannin County

Fannin County is named top rural Texas community for 1963 in the Texas Community Improvement Program. Reagan Brown cites Filint Gresham Smith County Calmswell Tyler Hidalgo as runners up and notes cash awards totaling 550 to 260 dollars for the top four. Over 10,000 families participated. 86 other communities share 6800 in district awards.

College Station Fannin County Texas Reagan Brown Filint- Gresham Smith County Calmswell Tyler County Alamo Hidalgo County Brown

Mary Lou Hill Taken By Death

Miss Mary Lou Hill 27, former Sidney resident, died in a Comanche hospital on May 20. Funeral services were May 30 at the Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Robert Frazier and Rev. Carroll Duke officiating. Burial followed at Pendergrass Cemetery in Sidney. Pallbearers were Dale Steele, Henry Spalding, Ray Pruitt, Gaylon Cagle, James Abel and James Chapman. She had lived in Comanche six months and in Sidney for seven years. survivors include her father William M. Hill and the late Hill, four brothers D Hill of Comanche, Blackace Hill of Kennedale, Willian Hill of Hurst and Arthur Hill of Fort Worth. six sisters Grace C. Glick, Mrs Jed Blanton, Mrs Willie L., Mrs Dorothy Wag all of Houston, Mrs Clay Henry of Sidney, and Mrs P Hill of Comanche.

Miss Hill Comanche Funeral Home Robert Frazier Victory Baptist Church Comanche Carroll Duke Pendergrass Cemetery Sidney Dale Steele Henry Spalding Ray Pruitt Gaylon Cagle James Abel James Chapman William M. Hill Hill Angus Ite Nacogdoches County Herithe

Going fishing prompts four laws about license and rights

A terse note asks if you have your license and awareness of four laws related to going fishing. It notes the need to verify license status and understand legal requirements before fishing activities.

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