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Fragmentary OCR notes mention a chief or officer and shop items with unclear context and damaged wording. No definite event or entities are extractable.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1960
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a chief or officer and shop items with unclear context and damaged wording. No definite event or entities are extractable.
Local 4-H clubs invite participation with a cheese judging game and a farm leadership day on Wednesday March 9 in Comanche. A Ford tractor day and a chamber banquet set for March 11 with notable speakers from All-America gridder Mauriceall and University of Texas alumni.
Readable notes show January 2, 1989 enrollment in boml districts of Co County at 44 compared with 2,092 in January 9. Districts list reads: De Leon 706, Coman Proctor 59, Gustine 209. Transfers, corrections, and out movements are noted as affecting totals.
Parents and students are invited to a meeting at 7 PM in the Band Hall to discuss the CHS Band program and band hall access. Full attendance requested and Lonehe High School will host the session.
The 1960 Share The Fun Festival at Comanche High School Auditorium showcases 4 H Club members talents in original acts and skits. Adults and participants organize the event to help members gain confidence and reveal hidden abilities. The program is set for Friday March 4 at 7 30 p m at the Comanche High School Auditorium.
Two Coleman area junior high students aged 14 and 15 stole cars from First Baptist Church in Comanche and later in Santa Anna. After a cross county pursuit by Coleman and Santa Anna officers along Trickham road, the boys were captured seven miles from Santa Anna. They admitted stealing Lee Tate’s car in Comanche the prior night and were paroled to their parents with strict conditions including curfew, no driving, weekly check-ins, school attendance, and damages payments.
Serious charges filed in Procate Court accuse six Comanche High School youths and a former student of rocking and egging the homes of Superintendent H. Fletcher and Principal J. E. Lightfoot. The acts, described as highly repugnant, led to custody and parole with strict conditions including Monday reports, daily school attendance, and potential transfer to the Gatesville State School for Boys.
Collection and icy conditions delayed the open house from Thursday, March 3, to Tuesday night, March 8. Superintendent H Pletcher notes the event aligns with Texas Public School Week and invites visits Thursday or Friday this week, or Monday or Tuesday next week. Cooler weather and hazardous roads affected activities district wide. school resumed Thursday morning.
A meeting for peanut farmers on controlling Southern Blight is planned for Tuesday night March 8 at 7 30 at the Soda Springs Community Club Center. A film by Olin Mathieson Corp will be shown. Earl Hartzfeld of Dallas will speak and all peanut growers in the county and nearby areas are invited.
SGT Clyde Deckard, son of Mr and Mrs Jessetson nehe, home on furlough from England with the US Air Force, returns with bride Mrs Frankie Holdridge. Deckard arrived in the States on February 8 for a 39 year milestone.
State Extension official Arbert Lee led an open meeting in Comanche to organize the public library. About twenty residents braved icy streets, and a second meeting is set for March 10 at 7 30 p.m. in the courthouse basement to elect officers and a board.
Two new contenders join Comanche Independent School District trustee race as filing closes March 2. Incumbents Darrell Smith and John Braziel seek re election while Keith Johnson Eugene Rauhut win seats. City Council sees three candidates including Gore Proffitt Flippo up for re election and John Hathcock entering the race ahead of the April 5 election.
Coleman Ramblers beat the Comanche Indian Maidens 41 to 37 in bi district overtime at Howard Payne Gymnasium Brownwood. Early lead, even halves, a 30 30 knot, and a late Coleman surge in overtime secured the win as Comanche fouls and missed free throws hampered the Maidens. Jennings fouled out late.
The John Deere Day celebration scheduled for Wednesday night March 2 has been postponed due to cold and icy conditions. Clemons Farm Store says the program and demonstration will be rescheduled this spring and announced through this newspaper.
The locals led 31 to 34 at the half and the Comanche point makers pace included 15 by Luann Henson and multi player scoring. Connie Butler added 1 as Jeanne Mims Barbara Hicks and Barbara Jennings fouled out. Coleman advances to the regional meet in Lubbock this weekend with all starting Indian Maidens returning next season.
Soil Conservation Service authorizes planning aid for the North East tributaries of the Leon River watershed in Comanche and Erath Counties. County Judges Dwight Brightman and other sponsors in both counties proceed with force surveys and watershed protection and flood prevention work.
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