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Comanche County items show wartime mood and local news
Local notes report gas at the E B Denny well in East Comanche drawing crowds. Allied gains and German rearmament jokes mix with farm sales, elections, school openings, graduations, and public notices. Births, marriages, civic events, and personnel moves fill the week’s panorama.
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E. B. Denny
East
Comanche
Germany
E. B. Dewey
Sipe Springs
Gap
Henry Robert Hoffman
Houston
Mr. Dewey
R. G Armstrong
J. A. Holman
Josiah Tunnell
Mr. Holman
Camp Travis
Fred H. Oberthier
Hereford
Noah E. Palmer
Gustine
Oberthier
Fred
Lt. Palmer
N. E. Palmer
Annie Webb Blanton
North Texas
Comanche County
Proctor School
O. W. Fagala
Mae Jackson
Thalia Kearby
Ada Jackson
Vervia Mehaffey
C. F. Rogers
Nettie Hicks
E. C. Kay
Winnie Walker
D. T. Stacy
Neal Bryson
Texas
Galveston
Rufus Adams
Ernest McKinzie
Albert M. York
Walter Russel
Neal Smith
de Leon
J. N. Bowman
P. L. Solomon
Beattie
G. C. Hornsby
Tom Tuttle
H. R. Hall
L. J. Parker
Rt. 4
M. L. Dixon
Bascom McClellan
Duster
Fred Ferrell
Dee Armstrong
Elbert Cox
Clyde Goosby
Camp Bowie
Jack Moore
Rice Institute
Fort Sheridan
Ilinois
Clarence Albin
W.O.W
Brownwood
T. J. Jones
F. E. Adams
Brin
Georgia
Neely Harris-Cunningham
First Baptist Church
M. M. Hitchcock
Baptist General Convention
Dallas
Tate Brothers
U.S
Joe Bailey
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Hogg
Fort Worth
Austin
C. M. Shuffler
First Methodist
Plainview
J. W. Fort
Gaines Hall
Synod of the Presbyterian Church