Population shifts and local notices from Comanche May 1940
The Comanche Chief notes census changes with Comanche County totaling 19 245 residents პრემიერ noting gains in Somanche Seon Gustine and Hamilton. It covers funeral attendance, sermons, a clean up campaign, birth announcements, a political candidate, fishing highlights, a Hall of Fame connection, and the May 20 1940 high school graduation with 73 seniors led by Roy Brannan and Dr B M Waits address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somanche
Seon
He County
Hamilton
Robert T. Hill
Dallas
L. B. Russell
E. R. Gordon
C. C. Klingman
Central Christian Church
First Methodist
W. C. House
Comanche
Ewell Arthur
James Robert
German Hospital
University of Texas
Austin
Fort Worth
Comanche High School
Roy Brannan
B. M. Waits
Texas Christian University
Lillie Lou May
Bonnie Belle Collins
James Martin
Howington
Frances Durham
Joe Magness
Frances Williams
Hormeli Gil
Marilyn Clark
James Mar
Production Credit Associations to Launch Statewide PR Program
The Production Credit Associations of Texas announce a statewide public relations program to inform the public about association activities. Roy Scudday of Fort Worth, public relations counsel, is hired to lead the effort with PCA Executive Committee Chairman Ww. M. Irwin of Stephenville. The program will also study general agricultural industry problems. Scudday has a background in journalism and public relations, and the PCA leaders include Tom Mazurek of Comanche as director, R. Cal McCurdy of Decatur as president, James W. Crouch of Burleson as vice president, and Irwin as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Production Credit Associations of
Texas
Ww. M. Irwin
Stephenville
PCA
Roy Scudday
Fort Worth
Irwin
Scudday
Sweetwater
Sweetwater Act
Odessa American
Victoria Advocate
Houston Chronicle
Wichita Falls Record-News
Tom Mazurek
Comanche
J O Harris Dies In De Leon
J O Harris retired farmer died Sunday afternoon in De Leon. Funeral services were held Monday at the First Baptist Church with burial in De Leon Cemetery. Survived by widow, son Eugene Harris of Los Angeles and three daughters Effie Pearl Collins Fort Worth Ruby T Hammers De Leon and Mary M Winkles De Leon. Population of San Angelo increased from 52093 to 58891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Moore
As & Ce - Yx
Lake Banes
Gayle Newsome
J. W. Carter Jr
H. W. Hughes
Eugene Rauhut
Niven Jackson
Barl Ray Evans
A. Edwin Wilson
Comanche Baptist Church
Jesus Christ
Tex Carlton
Baseball Hall of Fame
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Comanche
M. E. Woodward
Old East Ward
E. R. Bouler
de Leon
J. O. Harris
Mr. Harris
First Baptist Church
Bured
de Leon Ceme
Eugene Harris
Los Angeles
Calif
Effie Pearl Collins
Fort Worth
Ruby T. Hammers
Mary M. Winkles
Rural Traffic Accidents In April In Hillsboro Area
Sergeant R F Wallace of the Texas Highway Patrol released the Rural Traffic Accident Summary for April 1960 covering Hill, Johnson, Hood, Somervell, Erath and Comanche counties. In the area 53 traffic accidents were investigated, including one fatal crash, 19 with personal injury and 33 with serious vehicle damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Wallace
Texas Highway Patrol
Hillsboro
Hill
Johnson
Hood
Somervell
Erath
Comanche
Wallace Rom
Atery
Comanche County
Port
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ory McKinzie
Nancy Jo Wilkerson
Mattie la Brannon
Mary Helen Fritts
Sibyl Lam
Ruth Jacobs
la Verne Day
Paula Cato
Nattie Lou Johnson
Jesse Lee Boynton
Donald Lacy
Louise Wilhelm
Charles Harrel
Edna Robbins
John Shepard
Ola Mae Littleton
Bennie Redwine
George B
Linda Burton
Richard Mahon
Frances Hampton
Jack Dillin
Nan Long
Laura B. Collins
Wilbur
Harold Little
Betty Jo Lup- Everitt
Grace Billie Claude
John Pate
Eunice Wett
Mr. Brannan
Sharpeye, O
Gladiola Land
America
Gladiola
Suri
Bake
Ladiola
Indiana
General Telephone America
Goodyear
Theople
Blackwell
Tex
Dudley Bros
Comanche, Texas
Production Credit Associations
Dlan Public Relations Program
San Angelo
Wallace Teportey
Waring Insurance
Frances Waring
Joe Waring
Oklahoma
Topper
Durham. Peanut CO
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