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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1954
Page
4
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to doctors nurses and visitors for hospital care. Two 1952 Buick sedans offered by Eland Fagan with very low mileage and $1,375 asking price.
The Flanagan Children and Grandchildren express gratitude for the kindness shown after the death of Mrs. Martha Flanagan. They thank those who sent flowers and offered support and pray for God’s richest blessings on all.
We express thanks to all of Daddy's friends for kindness during his illness. Claude Wyche.
The Turnbow family expresses gratitude to Gustine neighbors for kind deeds, flowers, and food during illness and passing of husband and father Lee Turnbow. They extend blessings and thanks from Mrs. Lee Turnbow and others named in the notice.
County Attorney W L Ferris says a ruling from the Attorney General requires county candidates to cover the Run Off Primary expenses scheduled for August 28, even though all local officers were chosen in the first primary. He had earlier claimed the State would pay when no local candidates were involved, then corrected after the ruling.
A Friday morning fire at the North Side Cafe in Comanche caused about 16000 in damages. The blaze damaged McKinzie's Beauty Shop Reese Palmer and the Tate Evridge Building, with minor damage to Woodman Hall. Fire, likely from wiring, was contained by the Comanche Volunteer Fire Department, focusing the damage on the kitchen area. Clean up and operations were underway as Charlie's North Side Cafe faced closure for repairs.
Donald Kee 42 died when a plane crashed near Grande River at 4 p m while on Border duty with another pilot. Funeral services held at Church of Christ in Mission with burial at Union Cemetery. Kee, son of the three, left Gustine about a year ago and married Miss from Stamford. survived by two daughters aged 12 and 9.
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