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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1927
Page
4
Friends of Will Young, the master mechanic, announce his return to run the mechanical department at Higginbotham's Auto Service. They invite customers to seek his expertise for difficult repair work.
Local ad promotes rubber stamps in all sizes for mortgages notes deeds and liens with prompt service and low prices.
The state commands the sheriff to publish weekly for ten days the notice that Sallie Carrier has filed for the probate of J W Currier’s will in the Comanche County Court. The hearing is set for April 4 1927 at the Comanche County Courthouse. Persons interested must appear and respond on that date. Clyde Coan is Clerk, with Deputy Bob Haynes.
Estate notices announce filing for probate in Comanche and Lampasas counties. Applications dated February 16 and February 18 1927 request probate of wills for Lilla Gentry and Mary F Kellum with next term hearings set for April 1927. Officials issue writs directing sheriffs and constables to cause appearance and return reports.
The state commands the sheriff to publish this summons for T E Smith to appear before the County Court of Comanche County Texas on the first Monday in April 1927 in a suit filed March 1 1927 by The First National Bank of May Texas. The bank sues on a promissory note and seeks foreclosure of a mortgage on livestock and a chattel lien with costs and attachments.
The Comanche City Council ordered a city election to be held on April 5 1927 at the Court House Annex to elect a mayor two aldermen treasurer secretary marshal attorney and recorder. W T House named election manager with the return to be filed per state law.
A candidate declares run for City Marshall in the upcoming city election. The announcement vows strict law enforcement and expresses appreciation and intent to serve if elected.
Co FE Crnlee administrator files final account for John W Broughton estate number 1485 in Comanche County. An application for discharge accompanies the account. The court orders twenty days notice by newspaper publication in Comanche County to all interested parties to appear or contest by the first Monday in April 1927 at the Comanche County Court House. Deputy Bob Haynes signs the notice.
Percentage guardian C C Steakly administrator of the estate of Opal May Franks Verne tarnerdt Franks Ora Fay Franks and Andree Franks minors seeks discharge and appoint a new guardian. Probate docket 1477. Contest deadline is the April Term 1927 at Comanche County Court in Comanche Texas.
Willie Kight and wife hosted the Methodist Church young people's class at their home on February 24. Miss Ozella McGuire led activities with Edythe Harris and Lois Davenport guiding games. Minnie and Lucy Marony performed a duet and Ona Mae Harris played piano. Afterward guests enjoyed chicken sandwiches cake and hot chocolate. Attendees included Ozella McGuire Neva Stork Lois Davenport Edythe Harris Estelle Craig Minnie Marony Ona Mae Harris Lucy Marony Oma Newman Hagl Walker Eddie Huffman Arlis King Fra Newman Lucy Mildred Kight Leoto Currier Ora Lee Logans Homer Davenport L. M. Haynie Teddie Eubanks J Z Sterks Otho Rogers Robert Sneed Stile McEntire Quannah Rogers Roy Reese Arvil Reese Ardith Stark and John Lewis Kight.
A man faces a long prison term for deliberately burning a barn full of hay. The piece argues that one thoughtless act can destroy a city and questions why such fire risks go unpunished and untried in court. It condemns daily losses of life and property due to fire thoughtlessness in Texas.
Miss Sarah Emert daughter of Mr and Mrs G S Emert married M H Gillentine of Mills County on February 27 1927 at the Emert home. Rev J M Wynne performed the ceremony.
Weekly programme broadcast on KFQB Fort Worth Texas promotes chiropractic education. March 4 1927 features How to choose a Chiropractor with Dr H C Allison. March 11 1927 discusses Chiropractic vs Paralysis. March 18 1927 titled When Straight Means Curves.
The School Board thanks the citizens of Sipe Springs for helping to save the school building and prevent the community loss. This brief notice acknowledges local support and efforts to preserve the school.
A propriety worm medicine claim urges parents to treat suspected child worm infections with White's Cream Vermifere. It promises quick action, worm expulsion, and restored rosy cheeks, priced at 85 cents and sold by Paris Smith and Wm Reese Drug Co.
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