Comanche High School 1952 Graduates Plan Reunion Here
Forty nine members of the 1952 Comanche High School class organize a reunion set for Saturday May 27. Pre registered attendees include 47 with 15 guests. events start at Lake Eanes Park 3 to 5 pm then barbecue at a home on Northwest 36th Street.
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Comanche High School
Darlene Hightower Causey
Causey
Connie
Butler Power
Lake Eanes Park
Jimmy Wilkerson
Northwest 36Th Street
Underwoods
Brownwood
Jerry Don Strube
U.S. Army
Viet Nam
Joe Frank Cuthbertson
45Th Artillery Brigade
Arlington Heights
Illinois
Cuthbertson
Rodney Strain
John Dudley
Phoenix
Arizonia
Larry Fuller
Army
Ft. Sill
Oklahoma
Linda Rutherford Newman
Germany
U. S
J. B. Raines
Navy
Comanche
Connie Butler Power
Sue Ann Henson Roberts
LaJean Johnston Gibson
Ramona Cottrell
Darlene
Thurber Reunion Plans Museum Display for Town History
The Thurber Ex-Student Teachers Association announces the 6th Annual Reunion on June 1 and 12, 1986 with news from Texas Pacific Oil Co about a Thurber history museum. Members are urged to contribute Thurber related objects and letters, and a movie showing of long ago films “Thurber, Wonder City of the West” and “Thurber Views” is planned, with 340 feet completed and up to 1000 feet sought.
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Box 747
Dallas
Texas
Thurber
Modean Livingston Boggus
Route
Bay 19
Gordon, Texas
ACS Farm Policy Meetings Announced by Texas Committee
Ralph T. Price, chairman of the Texas Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee, announced three farm policy meetings this month. Secretary Freeman seeks farmer input from county, area, and state leaders to guide policy and program decisions amid rising prices and cost squeezes.
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Ralph T. Price
Texas Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Freeman
Midwest
Washington
Price
Tips On Outdoor Furniture From County Extension Agent
Extension Home Furnishings Specialist Benny Lay of Texas A M University offers guidance on outdoor furniture. He outlines four main categories metal wood fiberglass and combinations and explains strengths weaknesses and care for items like cast iron wrought iron tubular steel aluminum copper brass redwood cedar cypress teak cane and rattan. He notes durability moisture resistance and weather suitability for year round use and highlights fiberglass chairs for body contour comfort.
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Ann Stratton County
Benny Lay
Texas A&m University
How Safe Is Your Home
Leota C. Lane from Texas AX M University urges families to reduce home accidents citing 28 000 annual deaths and 25 million injuries. Falls are a major danger, especially for seniors, with lighting handrails and safe reaching equipment reducing risk. Keep floors clear, avoid climbing on furniture, and aim for a fall proof home to keep family safe.
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Ann Stratton County
H. D
Leota C. Lane
Texas Ax*m University
American Medical Association
Card of Thanks to Dr Flannery and Comanche Hospital
T. H. Donald and family express appreciation for the kindness shown during a hospital stay. They thank Dr Flannery, the nurses, and friends for flowers visits and cards and wish blessings upon all.
Tarleton College Hosts Comanche Visitor May Jones
A Comanche visitor, Mrs. May Jones of Tarleton, arrived at Tarleton College on Monday for a tour and meeting with staff.
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Tarleton College
May Jones
Tarleton
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