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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1956

Page

4

Card of Thanks for Mrs W. H. Gore

The W. H. Gore family expresses sincere thanks for flowers sympathy and tokens of friendship during the illness and death of Mrs Gore. Your kindness will be remembered and blessings are prayed for each reader.

W. H. Gore

Community thanks and greetings from the Mathison and Lasswell Families

The Mathison and Lasswell families express heartfelt thanks for support after the passing of Mrs. P. E. Mathison. They extend appreciation for flowers and acts of kindness, with blessings from the family. Additional notes mention local church construction progress and various family visit updates across Texas and California.

Ted P. E. Mathison Mathison Lasswell Soda Springs

Community thanks for support after death of E. E. Swindle

The Swindle family expresses gratitude for kindness, sympathy and faith shared after the passing of E. E. Ed Swindle. They pray God blesses all who offered support during their bereavement.

E. E Swindle Christ

Mud-Puppy and Water-Dog Feature In Freshwater Life

A range of small notes covers family visits and church attendance in Taylor Chapel. It mentions the Mud-Puppy or Water-Dog’s presence in Eastern U.S. waters, plus a quip about borax use on Turkish towels. Historical tidbits note the first U.S. railway from Quincy granite quarries to tide water, begun 1826 and finished 1827, and that opossums birth 6 to 15 young.

Service Comanche United States U.S Quincy Mass Tidewater

Beattie Woman Thanks Doctors Neighbors For Kindness

Mrs Emma Butler of Beattie Texas expresses gratitude to the De Leon Hospital staff for care during illness. She also thanks friends for cards flowers and visits and gives special thanks to Dr Reynolds for the turnip greens.

de Leon Hospital Dr. Reynolds Emma Butler Beattie Texas

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