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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1963
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR shows a public notice note about service and return of an order, mentioning Comanche and Tess counties and a due return date. The text is garbled but indicates unserved papers and a reissued or returned document in Texas proceedings.
Dr. R G Garrett of the Texas Animal Health Commission proclaims Comanche County a Modified Certified Brucellosis Area valid Feb 25 1963 to Feb 15 1966. County Agent Angus Dickson receives the certificate and residents urged to comply with livestock movement rules to preserve the status.
Texas experts urge March planting to outrun midges and maximize grain sorghum output. Dr. Baxter notes Temple Experiment Station finds kernels planted after mid April yield less than half of March crops. Proper fertilization and thick seeding of six to eight pounds per acre with treated seed improve profitability.
In Comanche County Texas Emmaline Wallace and John R Wallace sue Jesse Scroggins et al for title to land out of Eleanor Moore Survey 13 miles north of Comanche The suit seeks to quiet title and declare the plaintiffs sole owners of about 76 acres minus 4 acres conveyed to John R Wallace The case record notes an adoption estoppel claim and references a 1917 contract bearing on the land description The citation was issued February 26 1943 and requires service within ninety days.
Beverly Fisher, a former Comanche School student, was inducted into the National Honor Society in a candlelight ceremony at Irving High School. NHS membership requires character leadership service and scholarship with a 90 average. This is one of the final lines of the report.
Beverly Fisher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd A. Fisher, is among Texas high school students receiving the highest awards. The family moved to Irving from the Comanche school district in May 1960.
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