Light Bonds Defeated in Hamilton Election
In Hamilton an election this week to decide on issuing $100,000 in revenue bonds for a municipal light plant was defeated 333 to 138.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1939
Page
7
In Hamilton an election this week to decide on issuing $100,000 in revenue bonds for a municipal light plant was defeated 333 to 138.
The Albin Cemetery on a hill in Comanche County near Newburg and Pettit began with land donated by Harrison W. Albin around 1860. It hosts early graves including Tankersly and Holmsley families, with notable grave arrangements and markers. Numerous Parker, Cunningham, Montgomery, and Clark family burials are noted among possibly fifty or more pre-1875 graves. The piece invites local memory of unmarked early graves.
Regular services led by Rev Odis Holiday filled both hours Sunday at Mercer Gap. G D Priest of Zephyr was honored with a birthday dinner, cake with 52 white candles. Attendees included family and friends from Zephyr Lometa Blanket Comanche Brownwood Mer cer Gap and Elkins among others.
The Sidney Methodist Quarterly Conference met with the Sidney Methodist Church on Saturday, drawing a large attendance including visitors from neighboring communities. Several local families and visitors spent Sunday with relatives and friends, with notes of weekend visits and gatherings among the town’s residents.
Energy Miss Frances Rudd spent part of last week with her sister at Gustine. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Deisher spent the week-end with relatives at Alexandria. Wallace Trimble of Proctor visited his parents here one day last week. Mrs. Cordin Gallaway and Mrs. Doris Cates visited in the Macksville community Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Horner and
Derwood Horner of Fort Worth spent the weekend with her parents here. Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Robinson Jr. visited her parents at Hasse last Sunday. Herbert Miller of Dallas spent Sunday with his parents here. Blanton Couch of Gustine visited Garland Rudd Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Keith and daughter and Mrs. Delpha Keith and children of Stephenville spent Sunday with Jewell Cox and family. Mrs. Polly Cox and Mrs. Versie Walker of Gustine visited relatives and friends in this community Thursday. Jack O'dell and family visited in this community Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Isham of Fort Worth visited their parents here last weekend.
Lamkin family of Fort Worth visited the Denman home with Mary Frances while Dallas guests Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Neely called on the Baggetts. Mrs. Robert Carlton of Hull visited the Stevens family as Jim Stevens remains unimproved. Armo Turney and Peggy Joy of Fort Worth and N A Turney of Wilson visited H E Turney with updates on Cecil Lawson, who has been in Abilene repairing road machinery.
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