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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1941
Page
3
Earl Ray Evans owner of the Astern Auto Associate Store here was forced to go home Wednesday last week because of illness and has since been confined to his room with the flu. He is reported to be improving.
An aging man suffers indigestion and fullness causing discomfort. A druggist offers LA Hablets as a remedy to ease digestive distress and reburn symptoms.
The Presbyterian Church schedules Sunday School at 10 00 a m Morning Worship at 11 00 a m with a sermon Cause For Humility and Penitence and an 8 00 p m Evening Sermon Our Young People and the Future of the Church The Kerrville conference attendees will report on their work A Woman's Bible Study Class meets Monday at 4 39 p m with a cordial welcome to all worship E M Shepard minister.
Sidney Mike Bagley of San Angelo is ill. His mother Mrs O P cDan clteville was a Brownwood visitor Monday.
Pat Carnes, longtime De Leon painter and interior decorator, died of a heart attack while fishing on the San Saba River near San Saba. He was 62, born January 31, 1879, son of William Carnes first county clerk, survived by his wife Mamie Cobb and a son, daughter, and adopted daughter. His funeral arrangements awaited in De Leon.
Miss Mary Ruth Arther of Collinsville Alabama and Ronald Frank Robertson of Collinsville and Camp Blanding were married in a Friday ceremony. The couple left for a wedding trip to Tennessee after the vows at the Methodist Church.
Court House News lists several marriages in Comanche and nearby towns with officiants. It also records marriage licenses, real estate deeds, and multiple births including Dolores Kay Watson and Bennie Dwaine Morris among others.
The Albin Family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for floral offerings and expressions of kindness during O. J. Albin's illness and death. Your thoughtfulness is deeply appreciated and means much to us.
The article notes Downing Private Elvin Loudermilk with his parents at Fort Sam Houston weekend. It also lists visits from Mrs. Jeff Collins of Gorman and others visiting relatives in Breckenridge Custer Comyn and Abilene.
A large family reunion brought together Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Schuman and families, J. H. and J. D. Holmes and families, D. J. Holmes and son Allen, L. A. Holmes and Joyce, James Holmes and son James Charlies, W. B. Moreland and Peggy Jo, C. C. Miller and T. J. Holmes with Tommie Lee, O. A. Holmes and Betty Jane, plus others from Fair Oaks Goodwater Alabama Longview De Leon and Big Spring Forth.
De Leon Rev and Mrs F L Will returned from a California vacation. Finis Wilisha r. Austin Smith of Stockton visited his mother Mrs T C Smith. Frederick Schmidt, Texas student, was welcomed by his parents Mr and Mrs Schmidt. Praderick boards naval reserve duty next week. Mr and Mrs A W Sloan celebrate daughter Selah Vaughan winning in Rising Star. Mr and Mrs Nick Higgins also hosting.
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