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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1955
Page
8
A fragmented OCR item lists varied household and farm tools and items such as a striking clock, garden plow, walking planter, tarpaulins, vise forge, money safe, mail box, hoe, rake, little wagon, wood stove, kerosene heater, gas hot plate, wheelchair, trunk, suitcase, wash pot, handwringer, and picture frames among others. The text reads as a miscellaneous inventory or catalog fragment with no clear narrative.
For rent a modern two bedroom home at 102 Williams Dr Stephenville Texas. Features include a garage with utility room and a nice location. Monthly rent $45. Contact L H Croker at 603 S Houston for details.
Homer Stephen of Stephenville was invited to speak at the Tom Green County Historical Association event at the Cactus Hotel in San Angelo. Elton T. Mims, president of the association, extended the invitation and shared a note about his own farm life near San Angelo and memories of John Tarleton College.
On Saturday March 19 the Comanche FFA dairy judging team placed tied for second with Coleman and Baird at the Coleman Area contest. Members Billy Gressett Dale Fisher and Verle Welch guided by coach Archie E Boyd Jr prepared for the Area IV contest at Tarleton State College on April 2.
R P Fitzpatrick died suddenly March 21 in Eagle Pass where he had lived. Born in 1867 in Tennessee, he came to Texas at 21 and settled in Comanche County. He left eight children, five surviving, and his wife Nallie Calloway preceded him in death in 1928. Funeral was in Eagle Pass with burial in Del Rio. local relatives attended from Comanche.
A playful exchange recalls a missing tea moment as the wife points out a cocoa can labeled matches on the pantry shelf where the husband finally notices the hidden tea. The quirky line captures domestic humor and a small domestic mystery.
Lt. Donald R. Graves 25 a Texas A&M 1953 graduate and aviation maintenance advisor serves in Korea with the Korean Military Advisory Group. His wife Neta Faye lives in Comanche Texas. Graves has been in Korea since last October. There are six candidates for Stephenville school trustee election on April 2.
A wife describes her missing husband to aid identification. She notes he is deaf in one ear, asking if investigators would recognize him by the unusual detail if the body is found. The statement suggests efforts to identify a presumed deceased spouse.
The Bosque Valley Baseball League invites another team. Current clubs signed to play include Dublin Alexander Hico Gien Rose and Iredell.
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