Sketch of life of Ira Lane Morris hundredth birthday
The event honored Ira Lane Morris on his 100th birthday with relatives from Arkansas Oklahoma New Mexico and Texas attending. Born April 17 1825 in Davidson County North Carolina he lived in Georgia Texas and Arkansas before settling in Comanche Texas. He helped build Georgia's first railroad rode on a flatcar and joined the Southern Army in 1867. He and Nancy Simms married in 1847 and raised twelve children nine living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Morris
Huffstettler
Davidson County
N. C
Morris
Mary Sexton
Ben
John
Joseph
Nathan
Maoc
Ira Lane
Henor
Sipe Springs
Grandpa Morris
Decatur
Dekalb County
Marrietta
Cobb County
Lane
Georgia
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Tenn
Hightower River
Billie House
Tom House
R. W. House
Okra
Texas
Nancy Simms
Cass County
Jefferson
Chisholm
Taylor
Louisiana
Arkansas
Tyler
Lee
Gilmer
Upshur County
Greenwood
Ark
Milltown
Comanche
Gobers Campground
Methodist Church
Mt. Zion Church
Winnsboro
George
Sipe Spring
Nancy Janes Simms
Mary Jane Bashan
Sarah Ann Williams
George Jane Morris
Frances Othelder Braswel
Rising Star
Enoch Morris
Dinero
Gilmore
Gorman
George Morris
Larissa Lawler
Greenville
J. Bratten
Brady
D V. Huffstuttler
D. V. Huffetettler
M. J. Basham
Carbon
M. Williams
Lingo
New Mexico
J. W. Morris
Rocky Ford
Colorado
M. E. Dawson
G. L. Morris
W. F. Brasuel
EH. Morris
R. H. House
Lou Trail
Washington County
Mr. Morris
The
Century Birthday Echoes in Comanche County Celebrations
Ira Lene Morris of Comanche marked his hundredth birthday with a Friday April 17 observance at Sipe Springs attended by hundreds of relatives and friends. The event drew 812 descendants including 9 children, 57 grandchildren, 197 great grandchildren, and 49 great great grandchildren.
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J. D. Banner
Ira Lene Morris
Comanche
Sipe Springs
Mr. Morris
Morris
Comanche to Vote on Water Works Bond Issue in May
City of Comanche Texas to hold election on May 18 1925 to decide issuing water works bonds totaling 50000 dollars with 50 bonds of 1000 each. Bonds bear 5 percent interest payable semi annually and funded by a sinking tax. Election details set at City Hall under state law with ballots for or against. City officials appoint Marion Wilkerson as election manager and publish notice for four weeks.
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Comanche
Texas
Comanche Texas
Marion Wilkerson
Prio
Morris Anniversary Pictures Available at Smiths Drug Store
Order pictures through Sutton Dudley at Smiths Drug Store with prices for various groupings. Big group 1 dollar, family group 1 dollar, Grandfather and children 1 dollar, Grandfather 5 cents, dinner 50 cents, cake with 100 candles 50 cents. Mounted photos guaranteed or money refunded. Photos made by.
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Morris
Sutton Dudley
Smith's Drug Store
Texas Farm Bureau News Promotes Co operation in Marketing
The Farm Bureau urges widespread cooperation to secure fair crop prices and boost county fair prospects. J W Hall of Dallas, director of field service for the Cotton Association, will visit Comanche County for a week to discuss Federation aims, with meeting dates to be announced.
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Farm Bureau
Comanche
The
Farm Bureau Cotton Association
J. W. Hall
Dallas
Frm Bureau Cotton Association
Comanche County
Farm Bureau Association
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I.L. Morris
Linge
Wesley Morris
Martha Elizabeth Dawson Hyves
Greenwood, Ark
Oklahoma
Mrs. Huffi
J. D. Smoot
Grandpa
I. l Morris
Heflin
J. R. Eanes
City of
Ic. M. Moore
Texas Farm Bureau News
Nyal
Paris Smith
Tom J. Nabers & Sons