Comanche Rodeo Opens With Parade and Events
The 1969 Comanche Rodeo kicks off Thursday afternoon June 19 with a 6:00 parade featuring floats exhibits and riding clubs. Prizes include first place trophies for best overall float and riding club categories plus night belt buckles for calf scramble winners.
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Comanche National Bank
Bloodmobile Visits Comanche Community Blood Drive
A large crowd gathered at the Junior High Cafetorium to welcome the Carter Blood Bank Bloodmobile. With the Jaycees Young Farmers Chamber Lions Club and local hospitals aiding, over 100 donors pledged blood. The Jaycees signed up the most pledges and won $190 sponsored by Comanche Hospital and Mims Memorial Hospital.
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Carter Blood Bank
Junior High
Jaycees
Young Farmers, Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
Comanche Hospital
Mims Memorial
4-H Dress Revue Slated for June 7 in Comanche
Barbara Williams County 4-H agent announces the dress revue at Comanche Jr High Cafetorium. The event begins at 7 30 pm Saturday evening with all interested people invited to attend.
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Jr. High
Comanche
Local blood drive feeds Comanche region
The drive supplied needed blood for citizens of Comanche and surrounding territory. Refreshments were provided by South Park Super Save Red and White Thriftee Mart Neds and milk by the Comanche County Dairy Assn.
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Comanche
South Park Super Save
Thriftee Mart
Neds
Comanche County Dairy Assn
Jaycees Award for Blood Drive Effort in Comanche County
Local Jaycees win a $100 prize in a blood donor contest run with Comanche Hospital and Mims Memorial. The Young Farmers and civic clubs coordinated through Carter County to supply donors, with Mrs Virginia Turner and Harold Adcock among those recognized.
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Jayce
Virginia Turner
Mims Memorial
Carolyn Smith
Comanche Hospital, Inc
Harold Adcock
Comanche Young Farmers
Stanley K. Swindle
Comanche
Cee
Carter Blooumobile
Vo Radio Kcom
Jaycees
Say
Gayle Victor Isham
Gustine Bank burglary suspect nabbed in Topeka Kansas
FBI and Texas Rangers announced the capture of 36 year old William Howard Wood of Brownfield on a Comanche precinct warrant. Three others were arrested in Topeka as suspects tied to the April 28 Gustine bank burglary with over $12 000 taken from the safe and deposit boxes.
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Topeka
Kansas
Justice Peace
Comanche
First State Bank
Gustine
FBI
Texas Rangers
William Howard Wood
Wood
Gustine Bank
Brownfield
Cotton Acreage Transfer Approved in Comanche County 1970
Comanche County cotton growers voted 94 percent in a mail referendum to approve transfer of 1970 upland cotton allotments out of the county and into the state. Transfers within the county or from other counties to Comanche are allowed if similarly approved locally. Deadline for applications to the ASC County Committee will be announced.
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Comanche County
James S. Couch
Argicultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Couch
ASC
School Hires 2 New Teachers
The Comanche Public Schools Board named two elementary instructors for the next year. Martha Stephens of Waco and Nancy Clendenen of Odessa were chosen. Stephens, Baylor graduate with East Texas State graduate work, taught near Waco and will live in Board Church. Clendenen, UT graduate, taught in Odessa and will reside in Newburg with her husband on a purchased farm.
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Martha Stephens
Waco
Nancy Clendenen
Odessa
Comanche
Stephens
Baylor University
East Texas State College
Axtell
Ronnie Stephens
Board Church
Clendenen
Yaves
University of Texas
Newburg
Dr. Slider Receives New Electronic Tonometer
Dr James C Slider optometrist receives UC developed electronic tonometer for quick eye pressure readings aiding early glaucoma detection. Glaucoma causes about 14 percent of new blindness. pressure measurement helps screening, especially for those over forty. prior methods required anesthesia.
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James C. Slider
University of California
Slider
Dr Slider
Weather report from Proctor Reservoir station June 5 to 11 1969
Proctor Reservoir Weather Station releases a 24 hour temperature and moisture report. Temperatures show daily highs and lows across June 5 through June 11 with values ranging from 77 58 on June 5 to 91 65 on June 11. Rainfall amounts are incomplete but noted as hailfall data through June 5.
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Proctor Reservoir
Hainfaly
Brush and Range Work Expansion in Comanche County
Comanche County brush control and range improvement groups urge landowners to join a state program to fund brush and weed research. A 1 cent per acre annual levy for five years will finance studies and equipment support, with oversight by a state association and local committees. John Robertson leads the county effort, with John Mathews of Abilene heading the state association.
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Comanche County
John Robertson
John Mathews
Abilene
Comyn Theney Dedication Marks Red Letter Day in Texas
Lt Gov Barnes attended a Comyn Theney dedication while unveiling a historic marker in front of a frame post office building now used for cattle feed. He urged rededication to founding values, preserving the church and town, and ensuring a future Comyn.
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Sam Pendergrast
Abilene
Comyn-Theney
Comanche County
Barnes
Goober
Humble Oil Company
Comyn- Theney
U.S
Theney's
Comyn
Theney
NuWay Trading Stamps Arrive in Comanche
Comanche merchants introduce NuWay Stamps valid through June 21. Buyers collect stamps in each book and redeem a full booklet for 3.00 in Higginbothams merchandise. Participating stores include Elliott Gulf Station Kilgore Gulf Station Tally Bait Shop Tally Station and Grocery J D R Texaco Thru Tee South Park Super Save and Higginbotham.
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Higginbothams
Elliott Gulf Station
Kilgore Gulf Station
Tally Bait Shop
Tally Station and Grocery
J.D R. Texaco Station
Thru-Tee
South Park Super Save
Higginbotham
Thrif-Tee
South Fork Super
Modified TB Area Declared In Comanche County
Dr James B Henderson executive director of the Texas Animal Health Commission announces the reaccreditation of Comanche County as a Modified Accredited Tuberculosis Area. County Agent Flood M Key has received the certificate valid for six years. The commission thanks residents for cooperation and seeks continued support to maintain the status.
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James B. Henderson
The
Texas Animal Health Commission
Comanche County
Flood M Key
Puckett Named Hardware Buyer for Higginbotham
Randall Puckett has moved to Rt. 4 and becomes hardware buyer for Higginbotham Bros. and Co. He arrives from Ennis after three years as buyer for San Antonio Builders Supply Co. Previously he served Higginbotham Pearl Stone in Dallas and Retail Hardware in Dallas. He and his wife Jeannette have three children and attend a Baptist church.
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Randall Puckett
Rt. 4
Higginbotham Bros. and Co
Puckett
Ennis
Comanche
San Antonio
San Antonio Builders Supply Co
Higginbotham
Pearl-Stone
Dallas
Reetail Hardware
Jeunette
Randy
Mike
Terri
The
Baptist Church
Higginebotham
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