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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1963
Page
4
Dr Kernhofer of the Christian Freedom Foundation outlines harsh Russian living conditions. He cites crowded one and two room units, shared kitchens and bathrooms, limited hot water, heating, and appliances. He argues such deprivation would curb communist expansion if experienced by free nations.
At the April 29 meeting Dr. W. D. Blackwood was reappointed City Health Officer. The council approved opening the municipal pool at aeanes Park this Saturday and thanked Moorman Manufacturing for insecticide supply for City Park spray. Street lighting projects were approved for W Byrd and East Highland areas. A note mentions a farmer receiving 27 cents for cotton in a $4.16 dress shirt.
The notice urges preparation for a hard winter and flu season with long range forecasts. It promotes the 25th annual Sickroom Needs Drive under the Help Stop Illness slogan, emphasizing home disinfection with Lysol and use of germicidal products. It notes the shift from home brewed remedies to packaged medicines and sickroom equipment, offering a free pamphlet from Lysol at Room 905, 342 Madison Ave New York.
Curtis Dean McGlothlin 18 son of Dennis E and Mrs McGlothlin Rt 1 Comanche enlisted in the U S Navy May 1 at Brownwood Recruiting Station. He is a Seaman Recruit flown to Great Lakes for nine weeks training under a new policy offering San Diego or Great Lakes for boot camp. After training he will receive 14 days leave and then be assigned to a ship or Navy service school.
Two new Texas Agricultural Extension Service publications are available: L-265 Test Your Soil for Profits and 1963 Texas Guide for Controlling Insects on Ornamental Plants. They can be obtained from county agent offices or the Agricultural Information Office in College Station, Texas.
Mrs. Cora Stephens 15, passed away in an El Paso hospital after a Downing home incident. Funeral services were held at Downe Church of Christ. survivors include two sisters, four brothers, and many grandchildren. The obituary lists relatives such as Loudermilk of Martines and Eubanks family members.
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