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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1937

Page

7

Community News From Ricksville And Nearby Areas

Energy r and Mrs Abe Cates of Ricksville spent last Tuesday with his parents Mr and Mrs George Cates and Mrs Chas D Deisher. Durwood Horner of Fort Worth visits his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Horner. Vernon Knapp and son and Mrs Myrtie Knapp and I T of Lamkin spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Clarence Beckner. Joe Middleton and W P Magness families spent Wednesday with Roger Magness in Brownwood. Chester Williams and daughter Sue of Perriton visiting friends here. Secret Service Club met at Mrs Olie Hayes last Thursday. Frances Rudd visits Roger Magness in Brownwood. Mrs Reed of Tulsa visiting daughter Mrs Troy Morgan. Cunningham and Billie visiting relatives at Fort Worth. Dick Moore and sons have moved back to Port Arthur.

Henry Horner Vernon Knapp Myrtie Knapp I. T Lamkin Clarence Beckner Joe Middleton W. P. Magness Roger Magness Brownwood Chester H. Williams Sue Perryton Secret Service Club Olie Hayes Frances Rudd Reed Tulsa Oklahoma Troy Morgan Cunningham Billie Fort Worth Dick Moore Port Arthur

Strength During Middle Life

The article discusses how nutrition supports women through middle life. It notes that proper nourishment boosts appetite aids digestion and helps transform food into living tissue, strengthening the whole system and improving overall health during aging.

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Monumental stonework offered by Bob Cox in Comanche

Advertisement notes monuments and monumental work with latest equipment including a sand blast machine. Robert Cox advertises low prices and courteous service with heavy trucks for heavy hauling and provides telephone contact 355 in Comanche.

Bob Cox Telephone Comanche

Indian Gap Social News Reflects Family Visits Moves

Parents and relatives visit from Mt an rg Wil McCorkie and others. Atlanta visitors the Energy community move ins. Fort Worth guest Erma Roberts mother Mrs M V Roberts. Quilting Club met with Mrs Wil Conner. two quilts completed. refreshments served to a long list of local residents. Rev Newton preached at Pottvile. various locals visit kin and attend church events. Jimmie Joe Swindle stayed with grandparents T M Shipman. J A Williamson returns from State University in Austin.

Wil McCorkie R. Strain Will Marwitz Atlanta Georgia Erma Roberts Fort Worth M. V. Roberts Lois Brannan B. Dutton Pridds Owen Lee O. O Newton Pottsville Arey Shaver Shavi Baker Ed Friende Boler Swindle Center City M. M. Couch Gouldbush Aubrey Shayer Jimmie Joe Swindle T. M. Shipman J. A. Williamson Austin State University Carl E. Nance Stephenville Rev Newton Pottaville Church of Christ Wil Conner Mesdames M. Shipman Guss Brannan T. F. Cox Wilford Richardson Clint Swindle Aubrey Shaver J. Hi. Montya Emmett McCaleb

Local Visitation Notes From Abilene Brownwood and Houston

A jumble of visits fills the area as Sidney and Esther Helm travel to see Aunt Lena Jones. Farquhar visits sister La Verne in Abilene. Jo Wayne and Don Ward return from visiting their aunt in Brownwood. Uncle Reece Jane Neal and Watkins visit near Abilene Sunday. Mrs Nola Rice and sons of Houston visit her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Red. An all day singing is planned with dinner served.

Esther Lafawn Helm Rising Star Lena Jones Joy Farquhar la Verne Abilene Jo Wayne Don Ward Brownwood Reece Jane” Neal Watkins Nola Rice Houston Henry Red

London Man Fined $75 For Egg Throw Incident

Hugh Mason of London was fined $75 after throwing an egg at James Collins during an election contest. The altercation occurred amid campaigning, with Mason cited for the disturbance and Collins spared injuries.

Hugh Mason London James Collins

Black-Draught Promises Constipation Relief

At first sign of constipation readers are urged to take Black-Draught for prompt relief. The ad claims cleansing action drives out poisonous effects, leaves users feeling better and more efficient, and notes the product costs less than most laxatives.

Local Visitors And Mixed News From Harbin Area

Mrs. Orval Smallwood and children of Harbin visit the Smallwoods while Orval is hospitalized in Temple. Mr. and Mrs. Max Greenwood of Pyron spend the weekend with J. H. Williford. Jake Hodge and children of Brownwood visit his parents. Mrs. Lo Chiles of Fort Worth visits J. D. Hodge. L. M. Haynie of Midland visits Mr. and Mrs. Maynie. Joseph Sauer of San Francisco is sentenced to prison after admitting he robbed 60 churches of 100000 dollars.

Orval Smallwood Harbin J. A. Smallwood Temple Max Greenwood Pyron J. H. Williford Jake Hodge Brownwood J. D. Hodge Lo Chiles Fort Worth Vista L. M. Haynie Midland Visgsn Maynie Joseph Sauer San Francisco

Comanche ad touts heavy trucks and new sand blast chine

A Comanche classified style notice promotes heavy trucks and a new sand blast chine with low prices. Includes a contact number 355 and mentions coal treatment.

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Abe Cates Ricksville George Cates Chas. D. Deisher Howard Ne. Durwood Horner J.R. Eanes & CO John D. Waring C. A. Greene Brightman & Son Comanche, Texas Charlie JUNK City Junk Yard Northeast Corner Square Brownwood, Texas Goodyear Texas Biggs’ Auto Parts J. H. Arthur Sta Downing Beaty de Leon Terrill Motor Co Indian Gap Sidney Acade Die Lye Low Yai Alka-Seltzer
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