Windy Riker and Love Triangle Spells Turmoil Aboard Saratoga
Windy Riker, chief petty officer aboard the carrier Saratoga, wins enmity with Steve Olson by stirring trouble with Windy s fiancée Ann Mitchell. Steve schemes to ruin Windy s marriage hopes, tells cafe owner Mame Kelsey a false tale of Windy marrying in San Diego, and later confesses the lie as Mame s grief deepens. Windy storms toward the Cafe after seeing Mame kiss Steve, fueling a reckless escalation.
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Windy Riker
Petty Opier
Saratoga
Panama
Steve Olson
Steve Nol
Ann Mitchell
Steve
Mame Kelsey
Cafe Royale
Windy
Navy
San Diego
Mame Rearly
Mame
Away Prom Ship Without Leave
Windy erupts in rage challenging Steve after a heated exchange. Windy vows defiance and taunts a fight, while Steve invites a physical confrontation outside. The confrontation escalates as tensions flare and threats linger.
Windy and Mame Reunite in Cafe Romance Scene
Windy Riker returns to his cafe after a year on ice. He plans to marry Mame Kelsey and quit the Navy for a settled life, while tensions with Steve Nelson flare over past wrongs. They share drinks, piano play, and talk of lessons as they prepare to leave for Saratoga.
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Joe Moreno
Windy
Marie
Mame
Duke Johnson
Mame Kelsey
Windy Riker
Steve Nelson
Steve
Shell
Kelsey
Saratoga
Maine
Chicago
Windy S
Pana
Esa
Baldy
Steve Nelsomans
Stevens
Windy and Mame Spur a Navy Town Romance
In a cafe scene Windy flirts with Mame as he ignores the Navy chain of command. They debate marriage after sixteen years apart while Windy skims whiskey and a cigar, listening for a distant ship whistle and planning a hurried departure back to duty. A Jamaican servant tends Windy and the moment ends with Windy rushing to clock in, leaving Mame awaiting a future uncertain by sixteen days.
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Mame
Windy
Cafe Royale
Maine
West
Charley
Mamie
Garatera
Baldy
Graduation at Duster High School and Grammar School
Following a day of activities, graduation exercises were held at Duster Friday evening. Fourteen high school diplomas and twelve grammar school certificates were awarded. Thelma Harmon was the high school honor graduate with Hazel Dukes as second. Eunice Holmes led Grammar School with 92 average, Grace Broom second with 91.
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Duster
Supta A. J. Sparks
Kenneth L. Ford
Thelma Harmon
Hazel Dukes
Eunice Holmes
Grace Broom
Herman Dukes
Pauline Blair
Edna Dawkins
Agnes Lee Holmes
Viva Graham
Hadley Graham
Joy Elliott
S. W. Coan, Jr
Duard Warren Noel Ferrill
Ardis Bowman
John Haynes
Laverne Scott
Loreene Stewart
Geneva Hattox
Wilma Collins
Merle Huddleston
Raymond Carnes
Floyd Allridge
Ferrill Anglin
James Edward Holmes, Jr
Dolar Roberts
Milner Rearing Native Of Comanche County Laid To Rest
J R G Milner 59, longtime Comanche County native, buried in Phoenix Arizona after dying February 18 at his home. Born December 19 1872 in Louisiana, he moved to Comanche as a child and lived there until 1968 before relocating to Terrell Oklahoma. He married Rosa Reeves of Comanche and had ten children nine of whom survive. son Claude died in France in 1918 while serving in the 144th Infantry. Milner joined the Methodist Church in 1914 at Sweetwater.
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J. R. G. Milner
Comanche County
Phoenix
Arizona
Carl Milner
Sipe Springs
Comanche
Milner
Louisiana
Terrel
Oklahoma
J. Milner
Claude
Chateau-Thierry
France
We Buy Turkeys and Farm Produce Placed Ad
Local ad invites to bring turkeys eggs chickens and cream to a buyer named Bob Seale at Home Pre sunrise and sunset for the month of May.
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Bob Seale
Card of Thanks for Mrs. E. W. Seward
We thank friends and our boys for kindness and floral offerings at the death and burial of Mrs. E. W. Seward. Your kindness will be remembered and we pray God's blessings on each of you. Henry, Lige and Ernest Seward, Mrs. J. D. Huffman and Mrs. Gabe Hopkins.
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E. W. Seward
Henry, Lige
Ernest Soward
J. D. Huffman
Gabe Hopkins
Cemetery Working at Buffalo May 23
There will be a Cemetery Working at Buffalo on May 23 Saturday before the fourth Sunday in May. All parties interested come and bring lunch and tools. Claude Harris.
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Buffalo
Claude Harris
Red Cross Officers Praise Fort Worth Life Savers
Fort Worth Red Cross Life Saving Corps was lauded as a leader in water safety by two national officers of the American Red Cross. Ned Campbell presented a 300 hour service certificate and 500 hour medal to C. L. Sharp, noting the corps as a county model. Campbell, a Comanche native, spoke during tests at Texas Christian University and the Y M C.
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RED Cross
Life Savers OF
Fort Worth
Red Cross Life Saving Corps
Worth
A. W. Cantwell
American Red Cross
Ned Campbell
Campbell
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth Corps
C. L. Sharp
Star-Telegram
Comanche
Harry B. Campbell
Sidney Leaders Host Candy Making Event Honoring Seniors
Sidney Supt. and Mrs. Swindall entertained with a candy making Saturday night honoring the Senior class and a number of guests at their home. Mr. and Mrs. C D Statum and children and Davidie Boyd spent Sunday in Stephenville. Miss Mona Maria Graves spent the weekend in Stephenville with home folks. Pauline Hellums hosted a few friends for a forty two party Friday night.
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Supt
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Uster High
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Magnesia
Corres
Sidney
Coleman
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Price
Comanche Motor Co
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