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Editorial argues current winds favor the broader citizenry over favored groups. It contends much of the government program aims to improve life for all, though some see it as a silly brainstorm by professors.
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Thcal
The
Paris (Texas
Comanche High School Attends State Home Economics Meet
Comanche High School was represented at the San Angelo state convention by Miss Dudley Hicks instructor and students plus Miss Zanelle Renfro, Miss Mary Louise Rayborn, and Miss Georgia Belle Johnson representing the year classes. Billie Lou Cameron and Nina Lou Pate attended as unofficial guests. San Angelo hosted a Chuck Wagon Supper, scenic drive and a banquet for the visiting group.
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Comanche High School
San Angelo
Texas
Dudley Hicks
Zanelle Renfro
Mary Louise Rayborn
Georgia Belle Johnson
Billie Lou Cameron
Nina Lou Pate
G H Bagley Dies at Sidney
G H Bagley 76 a retired Sidney farmer died at home after a brief illness following a heart attack Interment was at Pendergrass Cemetery Wednesday He is survived by his widow and several children Attend Firemen s Benefit Dance Monday Night May 11th.
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G. H. Bagley
Sidney Farmer
Pendergrass
Mr. Bagley
Jimmie F. White Buried in Pendergrass Cemetery
Jimmie F. White age 52 died at his Sidney home on April 23 and was buried in Pendergrass Cemetery April 24. Rev. Walter Scott and J. F. Steele officiated. Born January 9, 1884 he joined the Baptist Church early in life. A tribute by Rev. Steele praises White as consecrated and devoted to scripture, whose memory will linger with friends.
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Jimmie F. White
Sidney
Pendergrass
Walter Scott
J. F. Steele
The
Baptist Church
Rev. Steele
Jimmie White
Comanche High Grid Schedule Announced
The Comanche high school grid schedule lists games at Brownwood on Sept 18 and Hamilton on Oct 9 with varied home and away. Other dates show competitions against Desdemona, Stephenville, Dublin, De Leon and open weeks through November 26.
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Comanche
Brownwood
Hamilton
German
Desdemona
Stephenville
Dublin
de Leon
Fathers and sons reunite across oceans after forty years in America
Two men long separated from their homeland plan three month trips to Germany and Poland aboard the SS Bremen. Willie Seider of Indian Gap will visit Holsein and Elmsdorf near Hamburg while Carl Janner heads to Posen now in Poland, both recalling early years in Europe before building lives in Texas.
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Bremen
New York
Willie Seider
Indian Gap
Carl Janner
Germany
Holsein
Elmsdorf
Hamburg
Seider
Texas
New Orleans
Hamilton County
Janner
Mills County
America
Europe
Brenham
Washington County
Carl
Posen
Poland
Banker-Cattleman Dies At Ft Worth
W E Connell 77 a Fort Worth cattleman banker died Tuesday from arteries hardening. He led First National Bank as chairman after a career as range rider rancher merchant and banker. Survivors include wife two sons three daughters and several grandchildren.
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Fort Worth
W. E. Connell
Connell
First National Bank
Belt
Brown
Williamson
Hattie Millican
Comanche County
Plains
Sweetwater
Midland
West Texas
Texas and Pacific Railway
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
Cicero Smith Lumber Company
War Finance Corporation
G. W. Connell
Post
Alan B. Connell
Odessa
P. G. Spinning
Chickasha
Okla
I. N. McCrary
Bruce Young
E F Lake Dies At Indian Gap
E F Lake of Indian Gap died last Saturday afternoon at his home. Burial was Sunday at Indian Gap with Rev E T Moore officiating. Born February 7 1861 in Arkansas, he lived in Hamilton County over 30 years. Survived by wife Arty Lake Priddy son J C Lake Zephyr sibling Lizzie White Sidney and brother S A Lake Zephyr.
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E. F. Lake
Indian Gap
E. T. Moore
Mr. Lake
Arkansas
Hamilton County
Arty Lake
J. C. Lake
Priddy
S. A. Lake
Zephyr
Lizzie White
Sidney
Sketch of Oscola Handley Life Portrait by Oscar Callaway
A respectful, concise sketch portrays Oscola Handley as a upright, modest man of fixed integrity and a lifelong bachelor. Born in Georgia in 1860, he moved through Texas counties, loved dogs, hunted without a horn, and earned loyalty from friends while leaving few enemies. He died after a long life with his Handley family largely concentrated in Comanche County.
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Oscar Callaway
Oscola
Handley
Senator West of
Georgia
Smith County
Texas
Comanche County
J. T. Bourland
State of
Washington
E. A. Woody
Stanton
Allie Jackson
Gail
Stella Morrow
Rotan
D. E. Handley
Harrington
Del
J. J. Handley
Lamesa
L. E. Handley
Court News: Settlement in Lloyds American Insurance case
The Lloyds American Insurance suit over Sam Phillips death near Van Dyke settled out of court for about $3250. Dea Woods of San Saba pleaded guilty to negligent homicide in county court and was fined $25 plus costs totaling $62.50. Sheriff Reese went to San Angelo to recover a stolen auto from De Leon owner Tom Mahon. Oran Conway of Caradan was arrested on theft charges and held on an alleged forged check over $50.
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Lloyds American Insurance Company
Sam Phillips
van Dyke
Dea Woods
San Saba
John Reese
San Angelo
Tom Mahon
de Leon
Oran Conway
Caradan
Tom Green County
Proctor Church Set to Stage Play "Its A Ming"
Members of the W. M. A. at Proctor Baptist Church will present the play It's A Ming at the Proctor school auditorium on Monday night May 11.
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The
Proctor Baptist Church
Proctor School
Calf Show Planned for Spring 1937 by Chamber Group
An Agricultural Club meeting on May 6 1936 set premiums for 1936 37 calves to be shown by county 4 H clubs and Future Farmers of America. First to fifth prizes range from 25 to 5 dollars with 75 in transportation and fundraising. calves must be pure beef type and meet Fort Worth Stock Show rules. initial donations come from J B Alborn and W Z Compton.
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C. W. Leigon
Resettlement Administration
Comanche County
Texas
Oklahoma
Leigen
Agricultural Club of the Chamber of Commerce
Eanes
W. Z. Compton
John Burton
J. B. Cooper
J. B. Allcorn
Farmers of America
Mr. Allicorn
Comanche
Fort Worth
J. B. Alborn
Stewardship theme guides San Antonio church gathering
The First Presbyterian Church of San Antonio heard J. M. Allardyce on Stewardship Sunday night. The third Men's meeting, with 16 diners and programs by Richard Slider and D Charles Clarke, included brief talks by Rev Hazel on Personal Work and Influence. May 10 Mother’s Day sermons by Rev Hazel announced. Lord Walter Cunningham led the meeting. Sunday School had 55 pupils.
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J. M. Allardyce
First Presbyterian Church of
San Antonio
Presbyterian Church
Richard Slider
D. Charles Clarke
Hazel
Walter Cunningham
Wm. J. Hazel
Brownwood Physician Improves After Auto Crash
Dr. H. L. Lobstein of Brownwood showing steady improvement after a Saturday automobile accident. An x ray found no serious skull fracture, brain concussion has passed, and physicians at Medical Arts Hospital report he is perfectly rational. Doctors fear only possible pneumonia as a complication.
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H. L. Lobstein
Brownwood
Brownwood Bulletin
Medical Arts Hospital
Lobstein
Dudley Brothers Move to New Building
The Dudley Brothers business is now in a new building at the southeast corner of the square. The firm said the relocation makes it more convenient to conduct all business at the new location.
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Dudley
Dudley Brothers
Baccalaureate Services at Gustine May 10
Gustine High School will hold baccalaureate services at the Gustine Methodist Church on Sunday May 10 at 11 a m The program includes processional organist hymn announcements scripture reading sermon and benediction with a mixed quartet and local ministers officiating
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Gustine High School
Gustine Methodist Church
N. E. Palmer
Tunnell Johnson
R. M. McGinnis
J. H. McClain
Dan Fletcher Buried At Newbury
Dan Fletcher aged 57 died at his sister Mrs. Henry Carter’s home in Comanche after months of illness. He was buried Wednesday in Newbury Cemetery with Elder A C Nance and Rev Tom Moore officiating. Pallbearers were M B Carter Charlie Carter Alfred McKinzie Ira Rochelle Vernon Fletcher. Survived by two sisters Mrs Carter and Ms Mattie Sanford and a brother Walter Fletcher. other relatives attended from Chillicothe and Loraine.
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Dan Fletcher
Henry Carter
Comanche
Newbury Cemetery
A. C. Nance
Tom Moore
M. B. Carter
Charlie Carter
Alfred McKinzie
Ira
Rochelle
Vernon Fletcher
Mr. Fletcher
Milam County
T. J. Fletcher
Harmony
Carter
Mattie Sanford
Loraine
Walter Fletcher
Harmony Community
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