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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1962
Page
3
The snippet lists election related announcements with fees for office ads and signatures not required, naming positions such as Senate, County, School Superintendent, Judge, Attorney, Treasurer, and Peace Official with precinct references in 12th District and Pierce County.
No 3308 Comanche County Court to all interested in the estate of Thomas M Barrett deceased Leatherwood administrator filed January 30 1962 his verified account for final settlement seeks discharge final hearing 10 o clock AM first Monday after ten days from publication February 26 1962 at Comanche County Courthouse Texas all heirs and creditors must appear by written answer to contest the application court clerk and judge presiding authorized by law seal and date February 6 1962
The State of Texas issues citation by publication in Comanche County District Court to David Cook in Georgia Goodson Cook versus David Cook. The suit seeks divorce on grounds of cruel treatment neglect and non support. Plaintiff requests custody of three minor children Elizabeth Nicky and Pauline and child support of 50 dollars per month per child plus court costs. Citation issued January 29 1962 with return required within ninety days.
Central West Texas used 13,789,170 pounds of milk in Class I during January 1962 for a daily average of 444,812 pounds, 9.60 percent above December 1961 and 4.28 percent above January 1961. During January there were 209 producers delivering 14,413,863 pounds, with a daily average of 464,963 pounds. The minimum uniform price for 4.0 percent milk will be 5.71 dollars per hundredweight, with a butterfat differential of 7.3 cents per 0.1 percent from 4.0. Producer receipts were 104.5 percent of Class I utilization for January 1962.
Chief FP. A. Sitton a Navy recruiting officer from Brownwood says he will be in Comanche each Monday afternoon from 2 to 4 o clock. He will headquarter in the County Service Officer's office on the courthouse's third floor and seek to talk with interested persons.
Gustine Service Unit chair Geo B Page announces Bill Miller of Gustine as General Campaign Chairman for 1962. Kickoff breakfast set for Tuesday March 13. Miller, lifelong Gustine resident and rural mail carrier, expresses strong support for The Salvation Army and optimism for the drive. Gustine committee members include T C Willingham Roland Miller Rev William C Nevil and Page.
Mr and Mrs J C Gad express gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for prayers letters cards and visits while in Temple hospital Special thanks go to Brother Todd for his kindness and help during their anxiety May Gods blessings rest upon you all in their prayer
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Stovall visited last weekend in Arlington with their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Massingill. They also visited Mrs. Myrtle Jarard of Fort Worth.
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