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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1967
Page
2
A fragmented account recalls a Comanche uprising era with a raid led by Bill Cummings and allies tracking and pursuing Indians, gunfire and horses, and the capture of a few assailants. It notes Comanche County residents pushing for a county seat move from Cuer, with surveys and land offers for a new town at Comanche.
A fragmented farewell message thanks friends and colleagues for years of support. It mentions gifts and memories shared, with references to Wm Fant Vede Svan and a tone of gratitude for time together.
Funeral services for Mrs Kennedy 89 were held March 28 at the Comanche Funeral Home with Rev Bob Heynes and Leroy Woolsey. Interment followed at Pender Grass Cemetery near Sidney. pallbearers included Monealine O Brien Tiny Burton and others. Survived by two sons and several relatives in California and Ontario. brother Earl Lang listed.
The notice urges care with fishing gear and handling fish in vehicles. It cautions that going camping this summer should include leaving guns at home and avoiding public campgrounds.
Local services for Mrs. Rollins aged 72 were conducted at 2:09 p.m. March 12 at the Gustine Methodist Church with Rev. Isham and Rev. Bob Haynes officiating. Interment followed at Evergreen Cemetery. Mrs. Rollins, born September 15, 187, in Comanche County, taught in the county and lived there all her life.
A short, imperative claim urging local shopping to benefit all, framed as a community slogan. The text lacks clear names, dates, or concrete events, yielding a general promotional message about local commerce and shared gains.
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