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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1929
Page
2
We express gratitude for kindnesses during the last illness of our husband and father. Your sympathy and deeds provided comfort and assistance, for which we are deeply grateful. Mrs. J Fl King and Children
Public notice in Comanche County Texas for Lizzie M Ford estate probate. Mattie R Gage and husband J A Gage seek probate of a last will filed February 16 1929. Hearing set at the County Court beginning July 1 1929. Court clerk Clyde Coan signs with deputy P O B Haynes.
Mr and Mrs D Charles Clarke and daughters Judith and Helen Louise Slider travel Sunday with Mrs W B Cunningham to Waco to visit Hugh Clarke and family and his son W J Cunningham and family.
Mrs Will Burns hosted a Saturday party with a good crowd reporting a fine time. Miss Katy and Emma Poteet hosted an ice cream supper for the school juniors and seniors Thursday night. Indian Mountain defeated Sipe Springs 9 to 2 in a baseball game here. The Dunn children returned home for Mother's Day. Baccalaureate sermon at the Methodist Church was given by Joe B Masters. Rev Philip Brown to hold regular services this weekend. Pearl Adams recovering from appendicitis in the German Sanitarium. Alfred Whitlock of Ranger visited here Sunday. T D Brown family spent Sunday at Pleasant Valley.
Rev. D. D. Gilmore who ran Cash Grocery in the Lee Building Gustine sold his stock Monday. Part of the stock went to Young and McClellan and the remainder to R. J Adcock Mercantile Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Vester Boyd of Abilene visited Ross McGuire and family Friday and Saturday. Our school closed Friday May 10 with Miss Lettie Renee and Mrs. Hunt as teachers. Mayo Baugh of Eastland stayed with his parents Thursday to Sunday. Mrs. Hazel Loudermilk of Brownwood visited relatives last week. T Hanson of Proctor spent Saturday night and Sunday with Durward Belyeu. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Loudermilk and son Martin of Winters visited relatives in the community.
Readers learn a historical remedy to prevent infection after wounds by washing thoroughly with a modern antiseptic liquid. The piece references Pasteur and the science of germ killing, emphasizing cleanliness to avoid diseases such as typhoid and lockjaw.
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