Brownwood Attorney Promises Public Story in Hollands Magazine
From the Brownwood Pulletin comes word that Hollands Magazine will publish a story by Judge Alden S. Young of Brownwood titled The Man Without a Soul. The appearance is slated for summer or early autumn, with Young known in Comanche for his ties to local clubs and as the son of the late Judge Lee Young of Stephenville.
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Brownwood
Hollands Magazine
Alden 5. Young
Alden S. Young
Comanche
Brownwood Lions
Comanche Club
Lee Young
Stephenville
Texas
Harmony social notes highlight visits and illness
May 17 at Harmony reports Mrs Fs Mt Iwards of Coma ill and her mother Mrs A D Brown with her. Visitors from Fort Worth and Mercer Gap, including Mr and Mrs Franks, Mr and Mrs Luther Rogers, and Rev J L Ray, attended gatherings and shared meals with local families.
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Mt Iwards
Coma
A. D- Brown
Franks
Fort Worth
Fellowship
Mary Rogers
Luther Rogers
Mercer Gap
H. B. Rogers
Jessie Lee Thomas
Blanket
J. L. Ray
Harmony
Election on School Consolidation Fails
Last Saturday voters rejected the proposal to consolidate He bron Hicks Corner Shiloh and Cross Roads. Cross Roads opposed by three votes while Hebron favored it by thirteen. Cross Roads previously backed the plan and Hebron opposed by one vote in the prior year’s election.
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Hebron
Hicks Corner
Shiloh
Cross Roads
Visits Here After A Long Absence
J T Patterson of Dallas visited Comanche last Saturday and stopped at the Chief office introducing himself as the first to return since helping run the negroes out of town. He stated he had never lived in Comanche but once lived in Gor man and had been in Dallas for thirty years. Wedding stationery and invitations printed or engraved at The Chief.
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J.T. Patterson
Dallas
Comanche
Gorman
Mrs. Sewell Speaks on Rural Work at Brownwood
A large turnout from Comanche and Stephenville attended Mrs. Sewell’s talk on rural community work in Brownwood, hosted by the Farm Bureau. Attendees included G. R. Pratt, R. A. Luker, N. H. Payne, J. L. Ellis, and J. A. Barton, among others, with twenty Federated Club women also traveling to the event.
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Comanche
Brownwood
Sewell
Farm Bureau
G. R. Pratt
Cheatham
R. A. Luker
N. H. Payne
J. L. Ellis
Buckmaster
J. A. Barton
Ruby Durham
Stephenville
Federated Clubs
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A. Clark
Clark’s
Wetzel’s
North Side Square
George Wetzel
Ethan Wetzel
East Side
Meglothlin & Cunningham
E. Meglothlin
L. B. Cunningham
General Blacksmiths
Sidney
Dudley
REL
Tim
Jessup&Allcorn Telephone
Dp. A. Brown
T. Edwards
Albert Rogers
Tom McKenzie
Clinton Payne
Mercer’s Gap
J. Stevens
T. O. Rogers
Georgia Boyd
Vernon Boyd
Calvin Thomas
H. C. Bowman
the Powder Puff Beauty Shop
High School
D. C. Thrasher
Aren Ga ' Tstore
Children’s
Denis
Colgate’s
Ranger Olney
Abilene
Breckenridge
San Angelo