G Whitten Buried Wednesday in Abilene
G Whitten 46 a Tennessee native raised in Mineola Abilene lawyer and receiver for Julian Oil and Virginia Oil died after a heart attack in Wichita Falls hospital. He left a wife Gene St Clair Whitten and two children James Wilson Whitten Jr and Clair Whitten plus his mother and sister. Funeral was held Wednesday at Heavenly Rest and St. James Methodist with a large list of pallbearers and many notable local figures in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle G. Whitten
Abilene
Juir
Whitten
Wichits Falls
Wichita Falls
Texas
Rs. Whitten
Chas. P. St. Clair
Conche
M. Hanks
Kelly Polk
Willis P. Gerhart
Heavenly Rest Episal Church
O. Bradley
St. Il Methodist Church
al Jones
Arch Batter
H. G. Myre
al Breihan
M. B. Hanks
Wene
James C. Wilson
Ort Worth
H. Massingill
Fort Worth
John King
Dave Boone
Odonahue
Marshall Bradfield
Houston
Wilam Nichol
New York City
Tom Williams
William Reese
Charles Clarke
John Chilton
Omanche
Mr. Whitten
Mineola
G. Whitten
Methodist
Ied
Dallas
Whiten
Tanderbilt University
Nashille
Kappa Iema
Kade B. Legett
Kilene
Kade Legett
Udge K
Jas. C. Wilson
United Tates
Ndham
Julian Oil Company
Virginia Oil Company
Community Natural Gascompany
Camp Pike
Ark
Oldham
West Texas
Thos. H. Ball
James E. Ferguson
Austin
Gene St. Clair
James Wilson Whitten
Ttwo
C. G. Whitten, Jr
Clair
Norma Weckman
Woods Announces Candidacy For Texas State Superintendent
In The Chief L A Woods McLennan County Superintendent announces his bid for State Superintendent of Public Instruction subject to Democratic primaries. The 48 year old Texas native with Baylor degrees promotes equal funding for urban and rural schools, practical vocational training, and economical state education management with the slogan Not More Money for the Schools but More School for the Money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Woods
McLennan
Waco
Mr. Woods
Texas
Baylor University
San Augustine
Woods
Mart High School
Baylor Academy
Baylor Summer School
McLennan County
State Department
State Department of Education
Roberts buried in Abilene after long pneumonia illness
Funeral rites for KK. N. Roberts 29 died Saturday February 20 at 898 Cypress Street were held February 21 at 2 20 p m with J P Crenshaw Church of Christ minister. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Roberts worked in the plant department of Southwestern Bell Telephone Co in Abilene four years. Survivors include his widow formerly Miss Loraine LaRoque of Sidney and a 10 month old son Earl Ray. parents Mr and Mrs A F Roberts of Vernon. three brothers DL Roberts of Vernon Elwyn Roberts of Kilgore Buck Roberts of Sayre Okla. Pallbearers were associates of the telephone company. attendees included Mr and Mrs H F TaRoggue and daughter Odell and Pat Scot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KK. N. Roberts
Cypress Street
Abilene
J. P. Crenshaw
Church of Christ
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Roberts
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Telephone Company
FE. M. Clary
F. Frank Wolcomb
A. J. Klane
8. Stinchcomb
BR. B. Brannon
F. W. Turnear
W. FP. George
P. Jenkins
H. F. Norwood
H. F. TaRoggue
Miss Odell
Pat Scot
Cross Roads
Local Farmers Protest Turkey Runs on Land
Notice from B F Siehiesche T J Sliger T K Ladd Brady Cotney states no tolerance for turkeys on surrounding farmland and warns of steps to keep them off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F
Siehiesche
T. J. Sliger
T. K. Ladd
Brady Cotney
Marshal's Sale in Comanche County Texas
United States Marshal announces public auction of 640 acres in Comanche County belonging to J D Runkle. Sale to occur April 5 1982 at the Comanche County Courthouse between 10 AM and 4 PM under a 1958 order in favor of W F Skillman Receiver. Publication four consecutive weeks in The Comanche Chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
Comanche
United States District Court
Northern District of Texas
Fort Worth
Geo. W. Parker
Spid Court
W. F. Skillman
First National Bank of
Rising Star
Texas
First National Bank of Rising Star
J. D. Runkle
C. G. Shults
Mae T. Anderson
Ss. L. Gross
United States Marshall
District of
Denfendant
Comanche County
Towit
Lampasas County
Court House
A. PD. Runkle
Levy
United States
Northern District of
A. P. Culbertson
Massingill's Beauty Shop Opens With Latest Techniques
Johnnyne Magness administers a new Beau ty Parlor at Massingill's Barber Show offering facials shampooing manicuring waving and wave setting. Permanents priced at 1.75 with guarantees and a note that Miss Johnnye Magness attended a Dallas Hairdressers Association meeting for advanced contour facials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massingill
Johnnyne Magness
Johnnye Magness
Dallas
Hair Dressers Association
Mrs. John Stagner Buried Monday in Sidney
Mrs. John Stagner, 78, longtime Sidney resident, died Sunday February 28. Interment followed Monday afternoon at Pender cemetery with Clarence Bryant officiating. Born November 22 1853 in Alabama, she married John Stagner May 5 1872 and raised a large family including Early Stagner Allen Stagner Charlie Stagner Luther Stagner Sadie O'Brien Bert Bass Calvin Stagner Wilson Stagner and more. She was a life long member of the Church of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stagner
Sidney
Pendercress
Clarence Bryant
Church of Christ
Mary Louise Ray
Alabama
Early Stagner
California
Allen Stagner
Abilene
Charlie Stagner
Big Springs
Luther Stagner
Colorado
Texas
Sadie O’brien
Herbert Bass
Monroe
Calvin Stagner
Lubbock
Wilson Stagner
el Centro
Calif
Stagner
Mrs. I. E. Randall Buried At Proctor
Mrs. I. E. Randall 78 died at her Comanche home at 8:50 Friday morning February 26 after a brief illness. Interment followed Saturday at Proctor Cemetery with Rev. Homer Davis and Clarence Bryant officiating. Pallbearers included R. J. Seale Clarence Williams and grandsons D. Kerley Wayne Colley Fred Clark Willie Glasgow. Born Isabel Elizabeth Martin in Louisiana August 10 1853 she married I. O. Mayes at eighteen and later A. R. Randall. Surviving children include Mrs. H. W. White Godley W R Randall Springfield Colorado T. R Randall Comanche Mrs. F. L. Colley Fort Worth and Ollie Randall Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. E. Randall
Comanche County
Comanche
Proctor Cemetery
Homer Davis
Clarence Bryant
R. J. Seale
Clarence Williams
D. Kerley
Wayne Colley
Fred Clark
Willie Glasgow
Isabel Elizabeth Martin
Proctor
Randall
Presbyterian Church Announces Weekend Services
Dr. Guy Davis will preach at the morning service and George Sullivan at the evening service next Sunday. Special musical numbers planned for both services. The Session by Y. W. Holmes. Jack Draper of Del Rio visited Comanche with his aunt, Mrs. Tom Helmsley. Mrs. J. H. Hill and Mrs. N. N. Durham visiting Mrs. George Simmons in Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Davis
George Sullivan
Y. W. Holmes
Jack Draper
del Rio
Comanche
Tom Helmsley
Mrs. J. H. Hill
Mrs. N. N. Durham
Mrs
George Simmons
Fort Worth
Weekend visit across states to Comanche guests
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mackey of Colorado and Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Norris Jr of Austin spent the weekend in Comanche with Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Donaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mackey
Colorado
J. Frank Norris, Jr
Austin
Comanche
O. H. Donaho
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McFall
Ain
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Wichita
The
Fly
Abie Bar
Nevber
GC. M. Farmer of
Sweetwater
Jack Moore
Grady Williams
Hamilton
E.,n. Roberts
S. Paris Smith
William August Marwitz
Priddy
Tion
Marshal’s Sale
Dublin Creamery Produce Co
Luther Harper
Mgr
Hoff
Texas Power
Presbyterian Church
Bayer
Demans
Pwase OF
Ime
ATIC
Brownwood, Texas
Lionel Barrymore and
John Barrymore
Helen Hayes
Claudet
Frederic March, FN
Kay Francis
Edwards Produce and Feed CO
Starrsides
Starr
South Side Square
Chiropractor
I. M. Franks
American Poultry Journal
Good Stories
Home Friend
Everyday Life
the Farm Journal
the Pathfinder
Everybody’s Poultry
Home Circle
Gentlewoman
Household Magazine
Pathfinder
Woman's World
the Country Home
Illustrated Mechanics
Capper’s Farmer
Lust
Everybody's Poultry Mag
CLUB
Needlecraft
Canper’s Farmer
Everybody’s Poultry Mag
Woman’s World
Ilustrated Mechanics
Better Homes & Gardens
Pictorial Review
Delineator
Woman's Word
Household Mag
McCall's Mag
Parents’ Magazine
Popular Mechanics
Illus
Hevyday Life
Tilust
Mechanics
the Pahfinder
McCall's Magazine
Cosmopolitan
St. Or
Euen Rogers
Comanche, Texas
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