L. B. Russell, Comanche Philosopher, Claimed by Death
L B Russell 89, renowned as The Grand Old Philosopher of Comanche, died at home after a year of illness. He was a pioneer editor, genealogist, and lawyer who founded The Comanche Vanguard and helped shape local history and genealogy research. His funeral was held at Comanche Baptist Church with notable tributes from geologist Dr. Robert T Hill. He leaves sons Fred Russell, Lyman Russell Jr, and Mrs. R W Hamilton.
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L. B. Russell
Comanche
Comanche Baptist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Comanche Lodge
A. E. Wilson
Gordon Barrett
Robert T. Hill
Dallas
Russell
America
New Yor
London
T. J. Williams
T. R. Helmsley
Ira Clemons
John D. Waring
E. E. Anthony
George E. Smith
Aransas Pass
St. Mary’s
G. A. Beeman
Jeff Greene
Joe W. Hill
Ing
Fred Russell
Houston
Lyman Russell, Jr
Edinburg
R. W H. Hamilton
Phillipine Islands
West Point
George Beeman Russell
Pecos
Texas
Oscar A. Russell
California
Edward
Eugene Greer
Beeman St. Clair
Mr. Russell
Methodist Church
Baptist Church
Masonary
Fraternal and civic roles of a Comanche area figure
The text lists a long resume of offices and memberships held by a Comanche figure from 1861 to 1933. It notes roles in Masons, Knights Templar, Knights of Pythias, local government service as mayor and city clerk, and lineage affiliations including Sons of American Revolution and War of 1812 Society. It also mentions religious affiliation as Baptist.
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Russell
Noble Grand
Rockport Lodge
Hope Lodge
W. M
Comanche
Knight Templar
Goliad
Order of High Priest
Houston
Knights of Pythias Comanche
Pythias
Texas
Sons of American Revolution
General Society
Sons of the Republic of Tex
Sons of Confederate Veterans
New England
Public Speaking Class Suggested for High School
The article promotes adding a public speaking course to the high school curriculum and encourages interested students to engage. It thanks the student body, faculty, and contributors to The Comanche Chief for cooperation in this edition and notes ongoing school improvements including a revamped chemistry lab by Mr. Logan. Seniors plan to attend college, with many potential musicians, teachers, scientists, farmers, and professionals anticipated from C H S. Willy Smith, the janitor, is praised for tireless labor.
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Lillie Lou
Mise Simpkins
Jake Hodges
Comanche High School
Simpkins
Logan
C.H.S
Comanche High School notes on books, band, and class plans
The article praises the school's appearance and the N Y A leadership, notes text book costs, and predicts a strong next year with many seniors, musicians, and graduates. It highlights senior class size and high averages, praise for student leaders, and plans for a physical education class and graduation preparations.
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Ory McKinzie
Merlin Jenkins
James Martin
Billy C. Everitt
Prophecy in Hollywood Job as Doorbell Answerer
In a Hollywood setting the narrator describes a daily routine of answering the door while pondering the film industry. The scene features a worried boss with expensive cigars and mentions ongoing interviews conducted by Mr No Man Howington as character interactions unfold.
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Hollywood
Jack Dillin
Mr. Noman Howington
Richard Mohon
Wallaby's Dinner Menu Sparks Reflections of Showbiz
A rambling vignette lists assorted characters and scenes from a late night gathering. It mentions Jake Hodges selling Fly Swatters, Nina Jones rescuing him, a dance team contract with Robert and Robin, luncheon with Kenneth Hancock and U S President Charles Osborne’s campaign manager, and the Swinging Symphony Cowboys taking a 10 year contract. The narrative shifts to actors and writers, a theater crowd, a police scene, and celebrity cameos ending with a surprising doorbell.
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Robert
Robin
Mr. Howington
Kenneth Hancock
U. S
Charles Osborne
Howington
Swinging Symphony Cowboys
George Massingill
Billy C. Everitt
Ory McKenzie
James Martin
Arkansas
Merlin Jenkins
Joe Carnes
Hatch Little
Laura Belle Collins
Virginia Strother
Edwards Rivalloom? Local Spy Claims Glamour Run
Fragmentary notes describe Dick Tracy Edwards as a glamour figure and spy to Frances Williams Jr. R. L. Edwards may dominate competitions as Virgi begins grooming. Roger Loudermilk shows Spring Fever at Dublin while a good looking person is noted.
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Dick Tracy
Edwards
Frances Williams Jr
R. L. Edwards
Virgi
Roger Loudermilk
Dublin
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