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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1922
Page
6
J C Welsh of Topeka Kansas reports Tanlac restored his health after sixteen years of stomach trouble. He suffered poor appetite headaches nervousness sleeplessness and rheumatism. After two bottles his hunger returned sleep improved and he gained weight. Tanlac is sold by druggists.
A storm last Saturday night damaged fruit trees at Starrs home and toppled Edwards smoke house onto a storm cellar where the occupants were sheltering with a spade, enabling escape. The community plans singing next Sunday at multiple local churches and stores promote seeds, corn, and rabbit drive ammunition. local news notes births visits and gatherings, including a fine boy for Mr. and Mrs. Hogan Scott and Miss Lorrie Starr visiting home folks.
The district reports everyone busy with farming since the rain stopped. Mrs Clyde Cottrell spent Sunday with Mr Tom Johnston. Several attended church at Suez Saturday night. Avery Moore and family visited J W Moore Sunday. Rev Kennedy of Proctor visited W A Cottrell Sunday night and Monday. Music at Ramsey Grissom's Saturday. W K Gressett, T K Moore, Walter Cottrell visited O 46 Cottrell Sunday. Miss Opal Beaty spent Sunday with Miss Lucy Flanagan. Miss Stella Steard visited Ruby Barrett Saturday night.
Community brief detailing visits and gatherings around Stag Creek. Local residents travel to Comanche Brownwood and Sipe Springs. Attended music gatherings, singings, family visits, and church appointments.
Monday night at the Jaynes home a gathering honored Miss Doonna Jenson who departs for Washington in a few days. Mr and Mrs R T Jaynes hosted the ice cream supper.
Rain visited this region last Sunday while Gorman resident BE M Allsup returns home near recovery from a neck carbuncle. Ida Pittman and Mandie Pittman visited L L Duke near Custer. Local youths attended singing at Bowman. Baker and Grisham attended district court in Comanche. Community health remains good.
A heavy rain and strong wind caused damage Saturday night. Joe Mills and family visited his daughter Mrs. Will May Sunday. Commencement at the Comanche High School drew attendees on Sunday. Mrs. Irvin Gore and Mrs. Preston Lewis joined W. O. W. activities Saturday afternoon. Uncle Mose Anderson stays with George Masters and daughter Lessie while Mrs. Masters attends a Dallas sister’s operation. Church day events highlighted for Saturday and Sunday with an 8 PM program on Sunday May 28. all invited.
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