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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1973

Page

2

Indian Golfers Capture Fifth Straight Area Match

Comanche Indians won their fifth straight golf match defeating ten teams by six strokes over Cisco. Tad Tate of De Leon was medalist with 73, David Wilkerson led Comanche on 75, with teams scoring 321 for Comanche and 327 for Cisco as the second unit placed sixth.

Cisco Tad Tate de Leon David Wilkerson Comanche Ken Kerby Johnny Newhouse Ric Dudley Quinton Dudley Bruce Parker Kevin Riley Bennie Williams David Jefferies Brennan Pinkerton Stephenville Coleman Santa Anna Dublin

Colorado couple visits relatives in Fort Worth area

HERE FROM COLORADO Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Page of Grand Junction Colorado visited his brother and wife Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Page last week. FORT WORTH VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. Gene Seay spent Sunday in Fort Worth visiting their daughter and her husband Mr. and Mrs. David Higbee.

Colorado Ivan Page Grand Junction W. O. Page Fort Worth Gene Seay David Higbee

Commissioners Court Minutes March 26 1973

The court approved and paid salaries and authorized Betty Conway to sign checks for Azalea Ellis who has a broken arm. Bonds for Ruth Page as District Clerk were approved. State National Bank designated county depository. Upper floor office designated for civil defense. The March 12 1973 election call for Precinct No 4 was rescinded. 1973 school tax collections set at 2 percent for collecting and 2 percent for assessing except Comanche and De Leon.

Sam Phifer Homer Miller Betty Conway Azalea Ellis Ruth Page Frank Seckinger State National Bank Claud Jones Mar Comanche de Leon

Owl Drug Store Purchased by Otis Johnson

Otis Johnson formerly of Deer Park buys Owl Drug Store from Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Tucker. He and wife Dian and daughters Shannon and Kahla reside at 1000 N. Page. Johnson says a formal opening will be held under new management.

Otis Johnson Deer Park Owl Drug Store Jimmy Tucker Dian Shannon Kahla N. Page Johnson

Proctor Lake Bass Tournament Draws 288 Anglers

The Lake Proctor Bass Club hosted its second annual two day event at Proctor Lake. High winds and rough water reduced participation to 288 anglers from an expected 350. Don Scott of Eldorado won the largest fish of day one, a 6 lb 12.5 oz bass, earning 125 dollars and the grand prize. Day two saw 154 registered with 11 weigh-ins, led by G. H. Richardson at 6 lb 1 oz for 125 dollars. Continuous winds affected turnout and results across the field.

Lake Proctor Proctor Lake Mother Nature Don Scott Eldorado San Angelo Jerry Woolsey LTV Bass Club of Fort Worth Leah Brown Fort Worth Anglers LPBC Abilene Bass Club Brownwood Bass Club Gene Mays Houston Bass Club

Community Victory Rally Over School Board Takeover

A local notice urges residents to vote in an election seen as a clash against anti school forces. It claims planners aimed to abolish the school board and halt delinquent tax collection. The piece, paid by Friends of Comanche Schools, praises community awakening and calls to reject perceived attempts to raise taxes.

Lees Wilhelms Carters O’briens Hanks Brownlees

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