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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1942
Page
9
Lt C T Luker a cavalry veterinarian at Fort Clark Halletsville spent a few weeks furlough visiting relatives in Comanche and with Mr and Mrs Clemenser of Proctor. He sustained an army injury when a horse stumbled into a hole at the fort.
The Chief announces candidates for the Democratic Primary on July 25 1942. State Senator 25th District Penrose B Metcalfe. Representative 104th District Frank Howington. District Attorney H W Bill Allen reelection. District Clerk Ben Wilhelm Charles Carter. County Clerk Claudia Fisher Mrs Ed Ligon. Tax Assessor Collector P A Pink Pettit J E Lightfoot. Sheriff Wid Spivey Perry St Clair. County Judge H H Lockridge. County Attorney Bob McCampbell reelection. County Treasurer Margaret Cunningham Broadstreet E A Ed Williams. County Superintendent Dale Howard. Commissioner Precinct 1 Walter Chapman W R Dick Wyatt. Commissioner Precinct 2 Samphifer Herman May L R Daniel Sam Lewis. Commissioner Precinct 3 F T Brandt E W Bruner. Commissioner Precinct 4 Mrs Ola Dishman. Justice of the Peace Precinct 1 Harris D Lane. Constable Precinct No 1 R D Woods Otis Braziel.
The Old Age Pension Association schedules its regular meeting for Saturday at 2 p.m. in the District Court Room Comanche. Members should bring complaints for the executive committee hearings with resolutions to be discussed and potential pension raises delays or discrimination issues noted. All executive committee members to convene one hour early.
Texas justice court issues citation by publication to L M Haynie in case filed April 18 1942 by Oscar Callaway for 100 dollars plus 10 percent interest and attorney fees. Court sets appearance by 10 am first term after 42 days from issuance, dated June 24 1942.
Dr H H Bennett chief of the Soil Conservation Service in Washington outlines six ways soil and water conservation aid Allied victory. He urges farmers to maximize land use, reduce waste and erosion, expand tillable areas, protect crops from weather, and maintain steady production during war. Local district supervisors Harry Huddleston, W J Pritts, J B Eberhart, T E Castleberry, and T E Hughes assist with planning and applications.
The State Department of Public Safety announces drivers' licenses will be issued at the Comanche courthouse every Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The day has changed from Monday to Friday. Highway patrolmen will conduct the issuance at that time and place.
The District Court of Comanche County Texas issues a citation requiring the unknown heirs of Lizzie Ascue and J R Daniel deceased to appear by 10 a m on the first Monday after 42 days from May 25 1942 to answer a petition filed April 6 1942 in case 8634 by Minnie D Lincoln and husband W J Lincoln seeking partition of 114 acres from William Bradley survey and 75 acres from the Texas Railway survey with undivided interests claimed by the unknown heirs.
Comanche County Texas sheriff announces sale of B L Carmichael personal property on June 2, 1942 to satisfy a December 2, 1941 judgment for $850.10 plus costs. Description follows the Derrigan branch meanders and subdivision plat corners. Proceeds apply to the judgment.
Mrs. Ralph Coan formerly Miss Eulene Carmack of Sidney was honored with a surprise miscellaneous shower on Thursday April 16 at the home of Mrs. A. D. Coan. The party featured Stars and Stripes decor, patriotic bouquets, and red white and blue cake in a festive reception with guests and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Merchant hosted their week end guests including six children and their families for the first time in 20 years. Attendees were L. H. Merchant family of Dallas, E. B. Merchant family of Kansas City, Louise Kosub of San Antonio, J. D. Boyd family of Comanche, and Pfc. J. B. Merchant with wife of Camp Bowie.
The Mari tana parlor car, built by George M Pullman, began operation in 1875. It featured richly upholstered seats with adjustable backs and swivel chairs for passenger comfort.
The Sidney Home Demonstration Club met April 22 at Mrs. John Jones home with fourteen members. They tested cookers and left a thermometer for community use. Contact Mrs. R. S. Pinkard for free testing. Canning will be demonstrated May 13 at Mrs. Woods home. USO Drive upcoming.
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