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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1976

Page

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Parade Kicks Off Comanche Rodeo Parade

Big 6 p.m. street parade opens Comanche 34th Annual Amateur Rodeo at the rodeo grounds on Brownwood highway. Three nights of events run 8:30 p.m. with eight acts nightly and prizes from Southern Savings & Loan. Admission 1.50 adults 0.75 children under 12. Parade lineup meets 5:30 p.m. at the football field. entries include floats bicycles and the Rodeo Queen.

Brownwood Highway Lloyd Woodley Lampasas Ollie Gandy Cecil Boyd Comancher National Bank Southern Savings & Loan Senior Citizens Calvary Will Works Senior Citizens Club Mr. Works Brownwood Comanche County Comanche

Community Choir to Present I Love America

The Comanche Community Christian Choir performs I Love America at 8 p.m. on Wednesday June 30 and Thursday July 1 in the First Baptist Church sanctuary under Mrs. Sue Gibson. Soloists include Bill Day Mattie Woolsey Jaclyn Waggoner Jimmy Carpenter and Virginia Davis.

Comanche Community Christian Choir America First Baptist Church Sue Gibson Bill Day Mattie Woolsey Jaclyn Waggoner Jimmy Carpenter Virginia Davis

Inmate death ruled personal safety related at Comanche jail

The 37 year old James Leonard Hickson of San Saba died Sunday afternoon in Comanche County Jail. County Judge Albert A Brannan ruled the death a personal safety related strangulation after investigators found torn sheet strips and a knotted wire around his throat. Hickson had been jailed on a worthless check charge and was housed as a trusty in a cell awaiting transfer to Houston for burial arrangements with his mother and brother in San Saba.

Comanche County Albert A. Brannan James Leonard Hickson San Saba Bob Beck Hickson Sheriff's Department Brannan Dan Mims Comanche Funeral Home Houston

Two Mexicans jailed over reported Lake Proctor incident

Two Mexican nationals are in Comanche County Jail on charges tied to a reported attack on two Oklahoma girls near Lowell Creek Park at Lake Proctor last Saturday night. A third Mexican national, earlier charged, is to be released, after prosecutors recommended dropping the complaint. A 16 year old Erath County youth faces a felony attempt connected to the case, with a bond set at 25 000 dollars. Jeromine Raymundoej, 28, is charged with a reported incident involving a female child and is jailed after bond efforts failed.

Comanche County Oklahoma Lowell Creek Park Lake Proctor Shilo Garman Leslie Vance Erath County Mexico Garman Jeromine Raymundoej Stephenville Raymundoej

Rape Allegations Arise After Reunion Attacked in Park

Two men were accused after three suspects assaulted two teenage girls at a reunion near Lowell Creek Park. The victims described an attacking party in a brushy area and an armed assailant. Police intercepted a vehicle matching the description. two men were arrested, a third fled but was later captured. Authorities filed complaints in Comanche and Erath counties.

Lowell Creek Park Comanche County Dublin City Stephenville Erath Sheriff's Department Erath County Comanche Justice Court

Mrs. Durham Promoted to Assistant Vice President at First Comanche Bank

Laverne Durham, formerly Laverne Young of Brownwood, is named Assistant Vice-President and loan officer by the First Comanche Bank board at its June meeting. She has served as Assistant Cashier and sits on the bank's board. married to W M Durham Jr and active in business and community groups in Comanche Brownwood and area.

First Comanche Bank Laverne Durham Durham Laverne Young Brownwood W. M. Durham Durham Pecan Co., Inc Comanche Pecan Shell Company R&l Producing Company Hillhaven Drive Comanche Southwest State Bank of Woodruff & Wilkinson Southwest State Bank Bob Doug Perry Young

County Towns Receive June Sales Tax Rebates Across 846 Communities

Comp troller Bob Bullock mailed checks totaling 48.9 million to 846 cities and towns as the June rebate of the one cent city sales tax. Rebates for 1976 run 12.5 percent ahead of 1975 with 145.4 million paid through June this year. Comanche's quarter rebate was 16,021.44. De Leon 7,434.38. Gustine 1,247.65.

Bob Bullock Comanche de Leon Gustine

Old Fashioned Bicentennial Picnic Planned for 1976

Comanche County plans a Sunday July 4 bicentennial celebration at Promontory Park Lake Proctor with live music, races, games, crafts, and two weeks to prepare. Organizers praise local clubs, churches, scouts, and sponsors including the Comanche and De Leon Chambers of Commerce. Entries for a $25 savings bond contest with age divisions 8-12 13-16 and 17 and over are sought.

Ceval Brown Bodie Comanche County Lake Proctor P. J. McClellan Rt. 1 de Leon Texas

Smith Trial Date Set in Gatesville Capital Murder Case

Richard D. Smith faces a capital murder indictment in the death of T. R. Durham during an alleged April burglary. Trial is set for August 9 in 2nd District Court Gatesville before Judge Byron McClellan with death penalty likely. pre trial hearings completed with motions granted. Ripley also faces capital murder charges with trial date pending and same judge and prosecutors.

Richard D. Smith Gatesville Byron McClellan Smith Dennis Neal Ripley T. R Ted) Durham Smith and Ripley Coryell County McClellan Bobby Cummings Leslie Vance Ripley James R. Thompson Mark Knapp Phillip Ziegler John Quinn Copperas Cove Cummings Vance Durham

Comanche County Receives Small Share of Federal Grants

A Tax Foundation analysis shows Comanche County received about 2.196 million dollars in federal grants last year from a statewide Texas total of 2.198 billion. The study notes also that local costs to residents exceeded aid in many states, with Florida bearing the heaviest cost and Alaska the lightest.

New York Comanche County Washington Treasury Department Tax Foundation Texas Florida Alaska

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Melinda Bloyd Lord Jesus OLD Glory Lake Eanes Park Pocahontas Blue Birds Trail Seeker Camp Fire Linda McDonald Natalie Strube Lara Hicks Kim Ogle Tanis Wilie Lisa Causey Kimberly Brady Brenda George Teressa Clark Stephanie Kaase Sherry Jones Elaine Meeks Pana Spivey Susan Johnston Mrs. Durham Mrs. Laverne Durham Beryl Ann Turner Seior Citizens Kitchen Bill Parker REA Jack Grimmer Tommy Gibson David Parks Comanche and de Leon Chamber of Commerces Wayne Pinkerton Randi Willis Joe Waring KCOM Mary Wilkerson US Treasury
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