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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1973

Page

6

Hospital Notes February admissions and dismissals list

Health facility brief lists admissions and dismissals by date from Friday February 23 to Wednesday February 28. Individuals named include Mrs Enid Brouwer Mrs Fannie Roby Mrs Cora Taber Mrs Mary Reynolds Richard Crim Sarah Loudermilk La Bessie Wilkerson and others across Comanche De Leon Gus tine and El paso area centers.

Enid G Brouwer Priddy Fannie B Roby Cora Mozelle Taber Mary Reynolds Comanche Penny McKandless Chester L, Evans Gustine Viola Stone Sandra Tobias Azalee Norrid Thelma Braim Richard L, Crim Sarah Loudermilk Millie Nation Mary Vineyard Hoyt Vineyard la Bessie Wilkerson Wilkerson de Leon Juan Garcia Isla Barret Clara Slack Gladyce Wylie Lila B. Fisher Elmer Dale Nowlin Evert Steward la Bessie Lou Wilkerson

Visiting relatives and church services noted

Judy Johnston reports visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Van Cleave of Abilene and Mr. and Mrs. E R Merrill of Fort Worth. Connie Bukoviny of Uvalde visits her mother Azalee Norrid. D H Dillard of Dallas and G M Levisay of Dallas visit. Rev Bill Beaty from Robert Lee visits Mrs Mattie Beaty. Rev Walter Liss of Victory Baptist Church leads services this past Sunday.

Judy Johnston E. S. van Cleave Clyde van Cleave Abilene E. R. Merrill Fort Worth Connie Bukoviny Uvalde Azalee Norrid D. H., Dillard Dallas Oda Dillard G. M. Levisay Aleene Paden Mattie Beaty Bill Beaty Robert Lee Walter Liss The Victory Baptist Church

Comanche Chiefs items from August 29 1919 issue

Rennie Sullivan returns from Marines service. Joe Harris and Miss Mary Spencer wed in Brownwood with friends Jim Gilbert and Ola Dingus attending. New town within Comanche County to be named Jakehamnon. Groceries advertise hams at 43 cents a pound. W H Carpenter confirmed postmaster at Comanche. Debate prospect between Joe Bailey and Morris Sheppard praised. Teachers Institute features include J B Layne and Ruth Long among others. new and resigning teachers listed. First cotton bale in Comanche bought for 29 cents. Millinery shops opened by Eva Baxter Stella Hicks and Ella Smith. Curtis Scott and family visit from San Angelo.

Rennie Sullivan Marines Joe Harris Mary Spencer Brownwood Jim Gilbert Ola Dingus Jakehamnon Comanche County Wichita Falls, Ranger and Fort Worth Ruth Long Eva Baxter Ida Hunter Floy Harris W. H. Carpenter E.T. Wyatt Gustine Comanche Sherwood McDonald Kate Turner Slider and Lacy Stella Hicks Neely Ella Smith Higginbothams Durham and Hill

Comanche admissions and dismissals list noted

On Thursday March 1 admissions include Mrs Ada B Armstrong and Mrs Helen Roden in Comanche. Dismissals list Elmer Dale Nowlin Charlie P Stoval and Mrs Lorraine Kemp from Gustine.

No-nonsense pitch for wearing hearing aids

A specialized hearing aid shop explains that wearing an aid is psychologically hard but preferable to not wearing one. The ad stresses two tenets: nonwearing strains relationships and wearing aids carries little stigma. It promises a great aid, service, and a positive attitude toward use.

Commissioners Approve Multi County Building Plan And Purchases

February meeting actions include approval to join county building for Senior Citizens and Mental Health facilities on a county lot deeded to the city. Bids to be called. city to maintain and cover taxes and utilities. Also approved purchases of loader, paving equipment, tires, typewriter, calculator, file cabinet, and office moves among offices.

Frank Seckinger Claud Jones Homer Miller Precinct 2 Treanor Equipment Co Abilene Allaye Precinct 4 Sheriff’s Department Sam Phifer Mims Burks Transfer Co Motion Treasurer’s

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Comanche Chapter of Red Cross Comanche Volunteer Fire Dept Joe Waring Dale Nowlin Jim Carpen Kwik Stop M. Coleman Grocery and Bakery U.S. Senate San Angelo Curtis Scott Robin Rose Ann Seth Scott W. Central By Ray Jones James C. Slider Optometrist N. Austin William T. Calhoun N. Austin St Comanche, Texas Mr. Jones Young Jack Jones Cherry St Ite Tp&l Texas Power & Light Company Texas Power & Light Vestor Gustine Independent School District Board of Trustees H. C. Blackshear J. Lee Harris A. D Garth Pettit Wiliam Kirkland Board of
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