Cleantingy and Nearby Visits Highlight Local News
Mrs. W. W. Causey hosts Ada Matthews and family visiting Harmony. W. W. Causey and Joe spent a weekend with Herschel Robertson in Odessa. Loretta Caus returned from Odessa after three weeks. Gressett and Connor youths from Levelland visited the Gressett home. A major surgery patient at Comanche Hospital is recovering well. Lee Jordan and Odessa visitors spent the weekend with Gressett family. Joe Harbour's Houston visit included time with Vineyard family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Causey
Ada Matthews
Gerald Matthews
Harmony
Norman Matthews
W.W. W. Causey
Joe
Herschel Robertson
Odessa
Loretta Caus
Phillip
Gressett
Connor
Tom
Levelland
Former County Resident Taken By Death at German
Tom F. Cunningham, 89, died Thursday after his wife Sarah Jane Cunningham passed away days earlier. He was an essec ative of Tenn couples traveling with a wagon train. The Cunningham Place near Floyd Eison farm was stabbed by Cunningham and family. Survivors include two sons Luther and Roy Cunningham and many relatives.
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Tom F. Cunningham
Sarah Jane Cunningham
Arkansas
Cunningham
John West
Cunningham Place
Floyd Eison
Ningham
Luther
Roy Cunningham
Gorsreat
Political announcements pending Democratic primaries in 1954
The Chief is authorized to make political announcements subject to the outcome of the Democratic Primaries on July 24 and August 28, 1954. The text sets the procedural condition that announcements depend on primary results and the subsequent action.
How big are you by the cross of Christ
Our Weekly Sermon from Ralph R Bett at Mondy Bible Institute in Chicago urges humility as the true measure of a man, comparing size to the cross of Christ and noting God’s sight values quality over flesh. Also an advertisement for asbestos siding from Joe's Lumber Yard offers siding at 8.00 per square with color choices and white, contact phone 494.
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Our Weekly
Ralph R. Bett
God
Christ
Joe’s
IP&L Wins Safety Award for 1953 Ranking
Texas Power & Light Company won first place in the National Safety Council contest for major electric utilities in 1953. It posted a frequency rate of 1.71 with 9 lost time accidents and 5,721,933 manhours worked. The firm employs about 2,800 regular workers, including 1,890 in outdoor maintenance and construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Power & Light Company
National Safety Council
Chicago
Power Company
Georgia
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Tp&l
W. W. Lynch
Tp&l Company
Singing Sunday at Board Church and Community Updates
Accident investigation notes a last lost time incident occurred August 19 with 2,800,000 manhours worked since then without a lost time accident. Singing at Board Church Sunday March 14 begins 2 30 in the afternoon under R C Nance. Girl Scout Troop No 7 visited Rising Star March 6 to sell cookies. Mrs Bob Cox returned from a two month visit with her daughter and son in law Wesley Page. Senate voted to regulate wool futures under the Exchange Authority with 21 other commodities also under CEA rules. bill must pass the house. Two 1949 Chevrolets and one 1946 Chevrolet Stake Bed trucks for sale by Andy Norris at Farmers Produce.
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Lynch
Okmulgee
Bob Cox
Wesley O Page
Senate
Modify Exchange Authority
House
Andy Norris
Farmers’ Produce
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Squar
Highland Tr
de Leon
Womack’s Nursery
Texas
J. E. Morris
Wagner
Beth Implement
Permanent Sign Co
Ave
Minneapolis
Bath
ITV
Cott
Ruby Evans
Apt
Service Drug Store
Ap Pt. Service Drug Store
Ann T
West Wal- Mrs
Willie Loudermilk
Chevrolet
Ingoff
Chev
Hoo
Comanchool
Soda Springs
Dry Cleaners
Jack Lane
R. E. Adcock
Gusie
Chiff
Howell Cobb
Comanche County
Alton
Wayne
Swindle
George Goosby
N. Haynes
W. L. Ferrill
Elzo B. Brinson
Hazel Streety
Ruth Loudermilk
Azalea Ellis
Ip&l
Board Church
Board Arch
R. C. Nance
Girl Scout News
Girl Scout
Rising Star
THE
Travelers Life Insurance Company
Greene & Waring
Mercury
Clemons Motor Co
Comanche, Texas
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