Welding Short Course Set for Comanche April 6
A continuing adult education welding course is planned in Comanche with four sessions April 6 8 9 and 10 at 7 pm in the vocational agriculture building. An entry fee of 5 and certificates for full attendance are noted. Edwards will assist farmers with on site instructions and questions during the sessions.
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Moser
Comanche
Edwards
Arch Boyd
Tommy David
Fletcher
Texas Education Agency
Texas A&M _ University
Bob Jaska
Department of Agri
Preston Tate Injured In Car Truck Collision Tuesday
Preston Tate, Comanche tobacco wholesaler, is hospitalized after a Tuesday 4 am collision at Central Avenue and Austin Street near Comanche Square. Tate’s station wagon collided with a Merchants Motor Line truck from Abilene driven by Bill Watson Long Jr of Houston, the impact pushing the wagon 128 feet. Tate suffered a concussion, head laceration, and bruises while Long was uninjured. The Tate vehicle was a total loss.
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George Preston Tate
Central Avenue
Austin Street
Comanche Square
Charles Anders
Tate
Basge
Merchants Motor Line
Abilene
Bill Watson Long
Houston
Long
Cultural Education at Texas A&M Coordinated Program
Jaska states the cooperative program at Texas A&M coordinates specialist services for short courses under supervision of public schools. It aims to help teachers of vocational agriculture improve services to farm people with specialists in beef cattle farm management electrification welding swine dairy and tractor maintenance.
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Texas A&m University
A&m
Jaska
Comanche County 4-H Members Compete in Eliminations
Fourteen 4-H club members from Comanche County joined county eliminations on March 22 with blue ribbons for county winners. Winners advance to District 8 eliminations in Stephenville on April 19, with top two seniors earning a spot at the State 4-H Roundup in College Station on June 4.
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Comanche County
Sturday
Stephenville
College Station
Wer
Philip
Mathew McDaniel
Comanche
Charla
Rita Reese
Gustine
Darrell
Donnie Riewe
Newburg
Steve Hillhouse
Garland Stephens
Glen Lvevisay
Mary Helen Cunningham
Ric Dudley
Gail Conway
Cliff Conway
de Leon
Shannon
Terry Seay
Newbury
Kenneth Russel
David Daniels
Mark Littlejohn
Carol Byrd
Sheila Davis
Soda Springs
Wendi Gibson
Joyce Chapman
Kevin Moore
Roxanne Moore
Dan Reed
James Reed
Randy
Cancer Victims Now Given Better Chance of Survival
Cancer experts report one in three cancer victims is cured, with potential to reach one in two if people seek medical advice at first symptoms. The U S Public Health Service annual report shows Comanche County 193 cancers with 31 deaths last year, a rate of 337 per 100 000, higher than national and Texas rates. Lung cancer accounts for 29 percent of local cancer deaths, and five year survival remains under 10 percent. Stop smoking is urged.
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New York
Mar
Comanche County
Denver
U. S. Public Health Service
United States
Texas
Vines Celebrate 65th Wedding Anniversary at Proctor Home
Mr and Mrs F M Vines marked their 65th anniversary on Sunday March 23 at their Proctor home, noting they wed in 1904 in Bibb. Eleven children, 26 grandchildren and 46 great grandchildren attended along with numerous relatives from Dallas Fort Worth Brownwood Gilmer Comanche and Portland Oregon.
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F. M. Vines
Proctor
Vines
Bibb
Nina Adams
Weldon Northcutt
Linna Gugger
Ottis Dansbee
Aurthur Bear
Dublin
Robert Armstrong
Nadine Colbaugh
Douglas Stovall
Fort Worth
Wayne Shannon
Ladoutt Northcutt
Lisa
Janette Owens
Brownwood
Richard Adams
Gilmer
Boyce Armstrong
Gustine
Comanche
Bill Adams
Roy Adams
Steve
Nettie Grigsby
Moving Next Month How to Ensure Refund Arrives
If you relocate before your refund arrives, leave a forwarding address at the Post Office so the refund can be sent to your new location.
Brownwood Cattle Auction Report March 28 1969 Market Summary
Market steady to strong with stockers and feeders up to 75 cents higher. Fat calves and yearlings rise 25 to 50 cents while packer cows show strength. Estimated receipts 711 head with prices listed for stocker calves and yearlings, cows and bulls, and hogs closing at 20.20.
Miss Clara Herring Dies in Freeport After 25 Years
Miss Clara Georgia Herring of Freeport died Saturday March 22. Funeral services were held March 27 in the Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with burial at Oakwood Cemetery. A former Comanche resident, she had lived in Freeport 25 years and was a Christian church member. Survived by sister Mrs. Elsie Brock of Stephenville and brother Wendell Herring of New Jersey.
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Clara Georgia Herring
Freeport
Comanche Funeral Home
Oakwood Ceme
Miss Herring
Comanche
The
Christian Church
Elsie Brock
Stephenville
Wendell Herring
New Jersey
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