Indian Gridders Bi-District Champs of 1941
The 1941 Indians posted a strong district schedule with wins over Santa Anna Brady Coleman Eastland Gorman Hiro Dublin Weatherford De Leon and a 20 to 0 bi district win over Bowie. They then lost the regional final to Stamford 7-6. Awards included jackets and a gold football. captains for 1942 were Eoff and Aggoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Coleman
Hamilton
Eastland
Gorman
Hiro
Dublin
Weatherford
de Leon
Bowie
Indians
Monroe
Coker
Pipes
Carter
Spears
Edwards
Waggoner
Eoff
Brannan
Jackson
Nichols
Stamford
Lions Club
Comanche
Spark
Aggoner
Capins Monroe
Interest grows in Spanish courses with larger first year class
The first year class is twice the size of the second and another large group will take it next year. Students enjoy field trips where they learn practical Spanish words for common street items. A light exchange ends with a punchline about a sergeant.
Humor and quips from a hearty social page
A collage of light jokes and anecdotes. A note about Mr Chaffin and a mock debate on a sales tax lead into humorous vignettes about a laundress debt a backwards train ride and a tall walking stick. The Cleveland Chamber honors Bob Hope with a jab at bomber clips and a quip about a neighborhood showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Bob Hope
Hope Metal Products Company of
Cleveland
Hope Metal Products Company
Hope
Juniors Host Senior Banquet With Nautical Theme
The junior senior banquet at Comanche High School Friday April 10 began at 8 15 pm. Lt Col J Stuart Pearce spoke and the program included invocations solos and toasts. The crowd enjoyed a nautical red white and blue theme with Shipmates Forever and Red Sails in the Sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepard
Dorothy Armstrong
Billy Monroe
Comanche High School
A. B. English
Bob Freeman
Brannan
Chaffin
Compton
J. Stuart Pearce
Camp Bowie
Col. Pearce
Ann
Comptons
Indians Win District 12 A football trophy at Comanche High
Comanche High School received a permanent trophy for winning the District 12-A football championship in 1941. Co-Captains Billie Monroe and A J Coker accepted the eighteen inch tall award depicting a victorious figure with a wreath, football players, and an eagle. The trophy is kept in the high school trophy room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche High School
Billie Monroe
A. J. Coker
Portrait Moment Sparks Chuckle at Local School
A visiting Jimmie Jr posed for a photograph with a joke about a hand on a father’s pocket. The scene drew a wry comment from Jimmie’s father and a humorous exchange with an elderly woman asking about poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Robert
Jimmie
Citation by Publication in Comanche County Texas 1942
Public notice requires L M Haynie to appear in Justice of the Peace Court Precinct No 1 Comanche County Texas by the first term after 42 days from June 24 1942 to answer a suit filed April 18 1942 by Oscar Callaway seeking $100 plus 10 percent interest and 10 percent attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
L. M. Haynie
Justice’s Court
Comanche
Texas
A. D
H. D. Lane
Justice of the Peace
Comanche County
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Santa Anna
Panish Club
Prite
Mrs. Chaffin
Virgil
Mr. Blinker
Mr. Chaffin
The
Sporting News
Scratch
Thurman Fagan
Spider Gore
Thurman
Bobby Bert
Mr. Dyer
Leon Nichols
Dad
Mother
Sister
Jerry
Dan Waggoner
Durham
Rx. Pharmacy
Roy Yantis
Conoco
Johnnye
Code of Living
N. A. Palmer & Co
J. E. Lightfoot
Huett’s Furniture Store
W. H. Huett
Sidney Street
Ite
Texas Power and Light
Japan
Germany
Italy
America
Wey
Texas Power & Light Company
Higginbotham Burial Association
City Grocery
the City Grocery
Dim Dohns
Florist
Panther
Brownwood Cotton Oil Mill Co
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