Cobb and Clemons Elected to Comanche School Board
Howell Cobb local attorney and W E Bill Clemons auto dealer won the two seats on the Comanche Independent School District board to succeed C D Swearengin and A E Robertson. Cobb led with 270 votes Clemons had 168 Keith Lane Jr was third with 161 Johnny Livingston 140. The board reorganized in April with Henry Huffman as president Floyd Prather as vice president Darrell Smith as secretary. Other members include John S Braziel and Louis Harelik.
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Howell Cobb
W. E
Bill) Clemons
Comanche Independent
C. D. Swearengin
A. E. Robertson
Cobb
Clemons
Keith Lane, Jr
Johnny Livingston
Texas Immigration Surge 1836 to 1845
The population of Texas grew rapidly as immigration from the United States increased from 1836 to 1845. This migration reshaped the region, contributing to settlement patterns and demographic change during the period.
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United States
Texas
Library Club Keeps Busy Year at Community School
The C H S Library Club held September initiation, planned Halloween Carnival booths in October, and hosted a fishing pond and grab bag. November saw a joint one act play and womanless wedding with the Senior Class, followed by December Christmas party, January planning for State TAL A Convention in San Angelo with Karen Pattillo and others, a March convention report, April rummage sale, May 1 senior honors with a What's My Line quiz and a $15 library fund, plus officers for 1962 63 listed.
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C.hs. Library Club
Library Club
T.A.L.A
San Angelo
Karen Pattillo
Beverle Smith
George Ann Scott
Ramonia Cottrell
Miss Dunn
Sandy Blackwood
Cheryl Brazier
Thelma Lancaster
Sharon Frick
Nancy Cottrell
Loretta Chambers
Ginger Parksons
Ann Willams
Frances Loves
Pat Johnson
Linda Dobyns
First railroad schedule published in west
The Galveston News published the first railroad schedule west of the Mississippi on September 2, 1853, marking a milestone in regional rail communication and timetable dissemination.
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Mississippi
Galveston News
FHA Has Busy Year for Comanche Future Homemakers
The 1961-62 Comanche FHA year featured a freshman picnic at Lake Banes, a Dallas trip to the State Fair with FFA boys, November Family Night, December party with a style show, Christmas program, February nutrition program led by Letha Dunn, March Area Meeting in Stephenville, officer elections and April installations. 82 girls toured the spring style show, and Linda Rutherford earned a State Degree along with five Chapter Degrees and eight Junior Degrees.
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Comanche Future Homemakers
Lake Banes
FHA
Dallas
FFA
Henry Chambers
All Texas ports are man made to some degree
A concise note states that all Texas ports involve human intervention in their creation and development, highlighting the role of engineering and dredging in shaping coastlines and harbor facilities.
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Texas
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Cobb and Clemons
New School Board
American Heritage Club
Comanche High School
Ruth Cattles
Phyllis Swindle
John Caton
Lewis Rambo
CHS
CHS Library Club
Comanche Auto Parts
Felix Mayo
Prop
Yer
S. Toure
N. James H. Bumpas
Mer
North
Austin
Darlene Loudermilk
Secty
Pho
BbEn Siam
Letha Dunn
Stephen
Phata
Proffitt
Comanche County
Nancy O’brien
Soda Springs
Jeannie Cunningham
Newbury
W. J. Parks
Parks
REA
Harry
East Central Ave
Erersou
Burton and Goodson
Tiny Burton
Herb Goodson
ENCO
Atlas Accessories
S&h
Humble Station
Aubrey Johnson
Brownwood Hwy
Hathcock’s
John M. “Happy” Hathcock
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