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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1929
Page
2
The piece explains how germs are invisible to the eye yet can enter the bloodstream through small cuts. It urges washing every cut with Liquid Borozone to prevent diseases like typhoid fever and tuberculosis and notes availability at Paris Smith and The Wm. Reese Drug Co.
The County Court of Comanche Texas admitted the will of Ophelia A Neely deceased and appointed Eugene Neely Independent Executor. Creditors are requested to present all claims within the legal period for payment, witness dated April 2 1929 at Comanche Texas.
Mr and Mrs W C Cauley led their Comanche clan on a first annual reunion at Anderson Park Lampasas. The day featured camp sports games exploring trips and a noon dinner. Attendees included Gaynelle William Harry Mark Quinton Dorothy Catherine Jack Cauley and families plus Mr and Mrs Joe Tupin and Mr and Mrs Porter Franks and Troy Cauley from Austin.
Elsie Trimble daughter of Wallace Trimble of Proctor wed Barton McPherson in a May 2 ceremony at the County Clerk's office in Comanche. Judge W tt House officiated. Trimble has lived with grandfather Jim Trimble of Energy. McPherson is son of Bart and Mrs. McPherson of Energy and attends John Tarleton College.
Strailey Alsup moved into a new barber shop and beauty parlor on the north side. J N Boyd awarded a contract April 80 for a small sheet iron building with brick front between Grayson Brothers Garage and Sadler Drug Store. Sid White erecting a five room cottage with bath a mile and half south of Gustine after his residence burned.
The Gustine PTA raised 75 dollars toward the new Gustine school building after hen day. Grammar grades earned 12 dollars selling ice cream, and high school students sold cream downtown for a further sum. Eye day begins in the primary grades with each pupil bringing an egg daily for OP.
The notice urges residents not to drag or throw weeds and grass into ditches and to burn yard waste instead. It warns that rubbish in ditches clogs channels, causes overflow, and harms streets, asking citizens to keep ditches clean around their property. Signed by Mayor J. R. Eanes.
The Pendergrass Cemetery committee plans its annual Declaration Day program on May 18 with talks by well known speakers and a dinner on the ground. C. J. Graham and T. H. Bagley urge attendance.
The Newburg School presents The Great Commandment with performances on Friday May 10 at Newburg and Saturday May 11 at Lamkin. Students, faculty, and families are invited to attend the two showing.
An all day working event at the Board Church Cemetery is planned for Saturday before the third Sunday May 18. Volunteers are asked to come early bring tools and dinner. J. H. Tate and J. F. Banner, Committee.
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