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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1935
Page
4
S. W. Childers and Miss Faye Childers and Mr. Everett of Santa Anna spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moore in town.
C F Williams went to Rochdale Alabama last week due to his brother Tom Williams gravely ill. He traveled with his son Hugh of Lubbock who joined him in Austin.
In a tense scene a restaurant crowd spots Mannion in disguise as Jones of the Y M C A. Police quash the mistaken arrest and Bill Wheeler faces interrogation as Mannion’s alleged confederates are rounded up. Buggs Martin is brought in for questioning amid the unfolding manhunt.
The San Angelo Times notes renewed talk that Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe engineers study a Frisco system acquisition from Fort Worth to Menard. A Santa Fe Frisco tie could shorten San Angelo’s rail distance to Fort Worth and Dallas, speed freight and livestock movements, and alter routing via Brownwood and Temple. Officials in Fort Worth declined comment as rumors persist.
The Sipe Springs School will close Tuesday May 14 according to Supt. W N Byrd. The general program is at the school Friday night and the graduation exercises at the Grammar School Monday night with about fourteen diplomas. Rev Sterlias Whiew will give the address.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during our father and grandmother Mrs. Mattie Pene illness and for sympathy and flowers at her death and burial. Special thanks to Comanche High School eighth grade for floral offering and respect. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pope and Collier.
Negotiations span years as Santa Fe mulls acquiring Frisco lines west of Fort Worth. Receivership and heavy losses push action, with potential route to Lubbock via Browntown and Clovis offering shorter territory and new Santa Fe outlets into sparsely served areas.
William Thomas Rupe 81 longtime Blanket area resident died Tuesday night at his home with his sister in Blanket after a long illness. Rev J B Henderson led the funeral at the home and Blanket Lodge No 5 Masons conducted burial in Old Rock Church Cemetery. Pallbearers included Alvin Pichtmond Bill Parson Roy Chatman Bob Swarts Henry Willard Charlie Switzer and Fred Smith.
Water with meals helps stomach mice and aids digestion. If floated with ges add a spoonful of Adlerika. One dose cleans out poisons and washes both upper and lower bowels.
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