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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1935

Page

3

Local Family Updates Across Turkey Peak and Surroundings

Harmony Miss Rena Owen spent time with S. J. Witten and family at Turkey Peak. Mrs. Carl Thomas and her son Nelson visited her mother Mrs. E. P. Hibler at Blanket Co. C. Thomas visited in Brownwood. Mrs. Ardis McCurdy and Democrat kin spent the week with Mrs. M. E. Owen. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Fletcher returned from Seymour after attending the General of their sister-in-law Mrs. Ida Ackers. Miss Gladys Witten of Turkey Peak is visiting Miss Rena Owen.

Rena Owen S. J. Witten Fam Turkey Peak Carl Thomas Nelson E. P. Hibler Blanket Co. C. Thomas Brownwood Ardis McCurdy Democrat M. E. Owen Ira Fletcher Seymour Ida Ackers Gladys Witten

Local Social Notes From Soda Springs Area

Soda Springs residents visited friends in Eastland Rising Star and Fisher County over the weekend. Local report includes a birth announcement for a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Asa Carrigan.

Local Residents Attend Visits and Singing Event

Hazel Dell Mrs. R. L. Turnbow visited her brother Dennis Barnett in Lamb County. Shilo residents Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Hornburg visited L. H. Hornburg family. Clorine Roberson of Wil son visited Mrs. E. H. McCart y. Verna and Marie Richey of Dublin visited R. T. Miller. Dublin visitors included Mrs. L. H. Hornburg Mrs. ff Hillhouse and Miss S olarbow. E. H. McCarty and H. C. Applewhite were Dublin visitors. A large crowd attended the all day singing convention here. Dublin attendees included Mrs. Martin Mrs. Newton and Miss Rosa Tee Hamilton. The play Mother's Moment was staged here Friday night.

R. L. Turnbow Dennis Barnett Lamb County J. N. Hornburg Shilo L. H. Hornburg Clorine Roberson Wilson E. H. McCarty Verna Marie Richey Dublin R. T. Miller Ff Hillhouse Sola Rbow H. C. Applewhite Martin Newton Rosa Tee Hamilton

Local Socials Include Family Visits Across Towns

Indian Creek and Mrs Johnnie MecDon of Mercer Creek and Thurman McCollough and son from Comanche spent Sunday with Felix Williams. Alma and Lillie Karney visited friends in Brownwood Sunday. Noble Lesley of Fairview spent Thursday with Jim Collins. Lionell and W J York visited with M L York and Gustine Saturday night. Archie Swearingin and daughter spent part of last week at Sidney. Troy Williams and family weekend with relatives at Coleman.

Johnnie MecDon Mercer Creek Sidney Troy Williams Coleman

W. L. Holmsley Buried After Midland Death

W L Holmsley pioneer Comanche County resident died at his Midland home March 9 after a three week illness. His body was moved to Comanche for burial in Oakwood Cemetery Monday afternoon. Burial followed funeral services in Midland and Comanche with key relatives named. Descent traces to early Comanche settlers with ties to the county's first sheriff and early marriages. Surviving family includes two wives, two sons, and several siblings.

W. L. Holmsley Comanche County Tom Holmsley R. H. Moore Comanche Midland Oakwood Cemetery Helmsley Kenneth C. Minter Winston F. Borum Miss Lydie Ned Watson Thomas Holmsley Bettie Cunningham Holmsleys Mr. Holmslev Midland Reporter-Telegram Uvalde County Texas Billy” Holmsley Aidj T J. Holmsley Skansas Hood Emporia Kansas T. J. Holmsley California Billy Helmsley Nolan County Pecos River Pulliam Potoon Crossing Liveoak Creek Noelke and Murdy Amarillo Holmsley Addie Bruton W. B. Holmsley Jack Holmsley R. E. Chandler S. FE. Couch Willis Johnson San Angelo F. H. Oberthier Hereford R. H .Moore Chandler

Mark Moore Visits Parents From El Paso County

Mark Moore traveled from El Paso to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Moore this week, reporting a brief family gathering and travel update.

Mark Moore el Paso Mrs R. H. Moore

De Leon Boy on University of Texas Honor Roll

Aubrey Clarence Dodson of De Leon was named to the University of Texas honor roll this week. He is enrolled in the College of Arts and letters.

DE Leon Boy U. OF T Aubrey Clarence Dodson de Leon University of Texas Dodson College of Arts

Allen Family Visited Dallas Couple This Weekend

Comedy Costs Wife Mr and Mrs Carl C Allen and son Jerry of Dallas spent the weekend here with L M Batton and family.

Carl C. Allen Jerry of Dallas L. M. Batton

Comanche Chief Announces City Election Slates 1955

The Comanche Chief prints candidate slates for the city election on the second Tuesday in April 1955. City Secretary nominees include R B Waldrop Hill Huddleston, N A Palmer, and Mrs Mary L Smith. City Marshall candidates listed are J C Cunningham plus Grady Howell Pate Fagan M Coleman J R Eanes and W H Carpenter.

R. B. Waldrop Hill Huddleston N. A. Palmer Mary L. Smith Grady Howell Pate Fagan M. Coleman J. R. Eanes W. H. Carpenter

Balding? Give Your Scalp a Chance

Japanese Oil, advertised as a tonic for thinning hair, claims to stop scalp itching and promote growth in bald spots. The ad promotes a 60 cent bottle and offers a free book by mail, noting approval by physicians.

Netlone Remedy Co N.Y

Order for City Election in Comanche Texas 1935

At a regular City Council meeting the order states a city election will be held at City Hall on the first Tuesday in April 1935 for mayor two aldermen a city attorney city marshal and a city secretary to serve two years. Election to follow Texas General Laws with D C Dingus appointed as election manager. Mayor M Coleman City Secretary W J Huddleston.

City of Comanche Texas

Methodist Church Sunday Schedule Published

Sunday School at 10 45 led by O H Denaho with B Ray McCorkle as assistant. Church services at 10 45 morning and 7 15 Sunday evening with Learne. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 7 15. M S Leveridge is the pastor.

O. H. Denaho B. Ray McCorkle M. S. Leveridge

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