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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1943

Page

8

Weekend Visits Across Proctor Community

Residents visited relatives and friends across Proctor and nearby areas. Many extended families and neighbors, including the Faulkner, Jaggers, Kimbell, Looney, Hammons, and Tackett households, shared time over Friday to Sunday. One illness note mentions Mrs. Mail Harris of Purvey ill.

Ning Iona T Billy Ruth Pyt Tommy. Kimbell Camp Bowie Odis Kimbell Zeva Mari Jean Hammons Genevie Wanda Neil Faulkner T. Hickox Clifton Vera Kimbell Vera Doyle Looney Ollie Faulkner Houston Looney Nig Adams W. L. Gee Roy Tackett Mail Harris Purvisey

Out Like A Light Mystery Lamp In Mary Case

A short local notice reports a fatal incident involving Mary and a lamp fueled by benzine. Authorities say the blaze occurred during an attempt to illuminate a room and led to an untimely end.

Mary

Commissioner Announces Fire Insurance Premium Credit

The 25 percent credit will cut fire insurance premiums for Comanche policyholders and save an estimated $7,125 next year. The credit applies to ogée written after the new rate and is based on 1942 premium payments. A five year average determines fire records with a maximum 25 percent credit and a 15 percent penalty for heavy losses.

Teenage Hamilton boy writes in faith amid draft uncertainty

A Hamilton teen writes of trust in God regarding possible Army service and urges others to seek comfort in divine guidance. The letter shifts to wartime coffee ration rules, noting new amendments effective February 20, detailing penalties for misuse by minors and stamps removal from adult ration books.

Hamilton N. Ber OPA

A Kiss Across Ages and Social Roles

A reflective aphorism on kissing as a social token changing with life stage. The piece notes that a kiss serves no use to one person but brings bliss to two, with different stakes for the young, the old, and various social positions.

Faith Hope Charity

Grave Robber He Interaction Arouses Noted Laughter

A grave robber proposes a crude ruse and gains a shock of laughter from a woman who suggests calling her grandmother to validate the request. The exchange reveals a troubling street corner episode amid casual banter.

Faith of Comanche boy praised by wartime parents

In Comanche Texas Rev C C Klingman lauds a local boy whose parents say his faith is priceless and practically proven by those with sons in the war. The quote emphasizes a religion caught rather than taught and valued as more precious than gold by families facing upheaval.

Rev C. C. Klingman Comanche Texas

Feed Wheat Cars Ordered For Comanche County

The local AAG office and County Agent arrange 42 cars of feed wheat for Comanche County with 18 already received. Producers pay around 1.56 to 1.58 per hundred pounds, saving costs for feeders while shipments face box car shortages and orders. Sale of feed wheat discontinued under Commodity Credit Corporation as Congress nears exhaustion of 125 million bushel authorization. Secretary Wickard notes 25 percent of this year’s farm production will support fighting forces and Allies, including major shares of meat eggs lard and canned vegetables.

Oor AAA Commodity Credit Corporation Congress Wickard

Local residents visit and a home fire disaster noted

Mrs J Aubrey Wilhelm of Brownwood visited in the homes of 3 F A W Wilhelm over the weekend. Beatrice McDonald visited O B Phillips and family Sunday. The Jones home was destroyed by fire last Sunday. Bobbie Hemphill of Houston visits Mrs C Thomas. George Ollie Pletcher and Wayne Wilhelm left for Mineral Wells to begin Army training. Various visitors attended A W Wilhelm's home Sunday, including Alton Jones and family of Dublin and Louis Dear son of Gustine. The Good Will Club meets March 11 for an all day session. The column closes with a reflection on living over merely making money.

J Aubrey -Wilhelm Brown Wood A. W. Wilhelm Beatrice McDonald O. B. Phillips Jones A. W Bobbie Hemphill Houston C. Thomas George Ollie Pletcher Wayne Wilhelm J. F. Wilhelm M. F Owen Alton Jones Dublin Louis Dearson Gustine Jewell Glasgow Finn Grove Audrey Weathers Stephenville J. K Wilhelm

Comanche visitors and local notices mark a quiet weekend

Miat im Foume and Geetee orynthe Tobe Lynch and family visited with Comanche hosts. Virgil Miller family and others spent Sunday with R. T. ler, while Loyd McCullough Jr and Mrs. Loyd McCullough of Lincoln Neb. visits. A Red Cross Drive looms as community efforts push to boost support. Leight of Comanche’s Bix Gin sold 2 bales of cotton for 82.35 in 1911 as noted by the Stephenville Empire Tribune.

Miat Im Foume Geetee Orynthe Tobe Lynch Virgil Miller Wilsom Morace “Applewhite Gustine Charley Coor Baggett R. T.ler Loyd McCullough, Jr Lincoln Nebraska Army Air Corps Som Air Case W. Strickland Maxwell RM. Alexander Home Ester

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Va Mae Johnston Procetor Edith Salvey Fay Porter Dorothy Jo Gee Ollie Faulkner Wilson Bob Huggins Proctor Marie Swing Areta Jaggers Oveta Brown Roy Brown F. C. Shackelford G C. Jaggers Alexander Wanda Nell Faulkner Plodean Loretta Punderburg Clenna Faye Looney Shiloh Harvey Punderburg B. J Laird Byron Dean Dorris Billy Bruce Caulbough Bill Dorrik Byron Dean Ben Caulbough Eva Allen Alvie Tackett Henry Gilbreath Stephen Sipe Springs Lamkin P. A. Pettit Comanche County Comanche, Texas E. L. Pierson AAG Comanche Couny Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham BLACK God R. W. H. Hamilton Gulf Oil Corporation W. H. Slider Kesl Wright Tupin Ernest Tupin Jewelei Red Cross Jim J.R. Eanes & Company Insurance John D. Waring A. Greene TRU Jill O Boot Shop Boot and Shoe Repairing Land Made Boots Inbotham Bldg Moody’s Cafe Chief Dry Cleaners Mr. and Mrs B. H. Briscoe Huett’s Furniture Store Sidney Street W. H. Huett
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