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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1970
Page
2
The Sidney Outsiders opened the tourney with a strong showing and a 74-8 scoreline in a decisive first game. Notable performances came from Penne Mathe and Robert Merwaarte as the team advanced in the five games of the final quarter. The crowd saw steady offense and solid defense throughout the opener, setting a positive tone for the event.
The Sidney senior residents express gratitude to local volunteers and organizations for support and assistance during a busy year. They highlight donations, participation in events, and appreciation for neighbors who contributed time and care.
The readable fragments reference a meeting and financial figures with amounts such as 4677 and 42.10. Names like Tie Stine and Genemilions appear garbled. The text mentions a grant or interest and a tower project, with scattered references to voting or assessments but no clear narrative or outcome.
A travel feature discusses the Texas Comanche wheat industry and a network of trails including the Ports Trail and Corn Trail. It notes farm products, early days mule teams, and travel routes. Mentions Abilene visitors and local residents with ties to Abilene and Sweetwater.
Morgans will list Arnway cosmetics and personal care items in Canada, with a full line of products and over 96 590 in deliveries. The notice names executives Don Smith and Soheny Vuscan among the organizers and lists numerous associates and outsiders in the venture.
An unusual misspelled note lists attendees for a Vitex gathering in Freeport New York and mentions speakers including Mary Bien and others. It references a March 22 design theme and a registration or presentation schedule with times and participants.
The fragmentary text lists names, places, and events including Houston Austin Dickinson and Brownwood gatherings. It mentions families, travel, hospital stays, a funeral, birthdays, and a university unrelated to tax matters, reflecting a jumble of social notes and obituaries in a small-town newspaper page.
Obituary for J. D. Warren, longtime resident of Lake Copperas Creek area, dies after illness in local hospital. Survived by wife Devit, and several children and grandchildren. veteran of WWI and member of the Baptist church. Burial details and funeral arrangements incomplete in readable text.
The Caraway family from De Leon announces the birth of a son weighing seven pounds thirteen ounces. He has two brothers, Chris and Kevin, and is welcomed by grandparents Mr and Mrs Piton Metal of Comanche and Mr and Mrs M Caraway Jr. of De Leon.
Foreman Themes K, a Comanchean known figure, receives a two portion receipt from Worth Henry Supe Port Work. Aiding figures include Samet Hills, operating a beauty salon at their home. Comanche Foreman and associates allegedly engage in bremock raising.
Real estate ad listing 42 to 100 acre farms and homes in Procter Dublin Comanche, with terms from a small down payment to financing. Properties include valley farm land with creek, coastal land with pecans, barns and dwellings. Contact KR Shaffer Real Estate near Comanche for listings and terms.
The Comanche Chief lists staff like Wilderon editor and Wilkerson managing editor. Subscription prices shown include $4.00 per week and $6.00 for 6 months in Comanche County with local deliveries. Rates extend to nearby towns Dublin and Dublin area with annual and six month terms, plus outside territory pricing and postal details.
Vr. Treadway Hearing Center promotes hearing tests and instruments at Deluxe Mold i Coman. They offer discounts up to 100.00 on new aids, carry cords, batteries, and tubing, and provide repair service for any make. Batteries mailed nationwide. Mr. Treadway visits Hamilton office Fridays 4:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Hearing Center 168 So Bell.
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