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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1960
Page
5
Homer Garrison announces a drive to inspect around one hundred thousand Texas cars before April. The plan targets improving road safety as rainy weather and winter conditions affect driving.
W. J. Fritts of Upper Leon Soil Conservation District announced the world s first water conservation postage stamp will be issued April 18 at the National Watershed Congress in Washington with three cabinet members attending. It goes on sale April 19 at post offices nationwide including Comanche.
Mrs Lena Merritt and family thank friends for cards flowers and aid after being hit by a car while crossing a street. She recuperates at her son in law and daughter Junior and Marie Oliver home and shows gradual improvement. Also mentions Mr and Mrs Dick Massingill visiting relatives in San Antonio with Captain Harold Roberts family.
A roundup of Sunday School results shows Gustine Methodist 46 over Congregational Methodist 15 and multiple Texas churchs posting tallies led by De Leon Baptist First with 358. Mardi Gras parade coverage notes Tarleton State College ROTC Band member Dale Isham in New Orleans with Wainwright Rifles. Isham is a Comanche High School graduate, son of J N and Mrs Isham.
Linda Carol McNutt was born February 15 at Hendrick Memorial Hospital Abilene to Mr and Mrs McNutt the McNutt family of Comanche. She weighed 124 ounces and measured 19 inches long. Her father is a Texas A&M graduate and military editor of the Abilene Reporter News. Her mother Esther Edwards formerly of Tucson Arizona.
The Roy McDonald Family thanks friends and neighbors for acts of kindness amid their sorrow. Gratitude extends to those who prepared the grave, brought food, and sent floral offerings.
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