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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1975

Page

2

Comanche County Logo Contest Draws Wide Local Attention

Comanche County plans a Bicentennial logo contest with judges Charles Stewart and Dorothy Schroeder selecting from logo reproductions. The winner is to be announced on Flag Day June 14 on the courthouse lawn. Moving notes include relocation to Mesquite and bank staff party for Shirley Kidd, plus Tony Harris visiting Austin.

Comanche County Howard Payne Charles Stewart School of Fine and Applied Arts Dorothy Jean Schroeder School of Social Studies Stewart Mr. Stewart Rosemary Scott Victor Brownwood Community Hospital Schroeder Jerry Vines Horizon Comanche National Bank Governor's Commission of Arts and Humanities Jean Riddle Brownrigg Rae Allen Temple Brownwood Rogers Coleman Heritage Lynn Nabers Festival George Albcorn Horizons Penny Tongate HPU George Schoner HPV Drama Department Johns Weaver Dudley Grace Dudley Jack Hasty Beryl Ann Turner Betty Terrill Sue Wilson Horizon Committee John Dudley John Weaver

Texas Crude Oil Production Drops for Second Consecutive Year

Texas crude output fell for the second straight year to under 1.3 billion barrels in 1974, down about 32.5 million from 1973 and 38.7 million from the 1972 peak. State production accounted for roughly 39.4 percent of U.S. total, with Comanche County totaling 26.559 million barrels for 1974.

Texas No. TP Energy U.S Texas Mid-Continent Oil Gas Association Association Sherman Hunt Dallas Congress Hunt Comanche County Anderson Kleberg Yoakum County Ector County Scurry Yoakum Ector Gaines Andrews Gregg Hockley Gregg County Texas County Woe

Mark Schuman Elected CHS Student Body President

Mark Schuman son of Mr and Mrs George Schuman was elected student body president of Comanche High School for 1975 76. He previously served as class president in his freshman year and class vice president in his sophomore and junior years and has held roles in the Comanche FFA and NHS.

Mark Schuman George Schuman C.H.S. Junior Comanche High School Mark Comanche Ffa National Honor Society

Homemakers Install New Officers for 1975 76

The Future Homemakers of America held the annual installation of officers for the 1975 76 school year in the Junior High Cafeteria at 4 00 p m. Eighth grade girls attended and learned about the FHA Encounter Program. Retiring officers received roses and cookies and punch were served after adjournment.

CHS FHA Future Homemakers of America

March Bond Sales Totals In Comanche County Reach 4266

County Bond-Chairman Reginald Waggoner announced March sales of Series B and H United States Savings Bonds in Comanche County totaled 4266. First quarter sales are 37163 toward a yearly goal of 190000, with Texas monthly sales at 18518.45 and Q1 total 61992164 toward 234.3 million.

Reginald Waggoner United States Savings Texas

New Mexico Visit Over Memorial Holidays

New Mexico trip involved Mr and Mrs Roy Turner joining Mr and Mrs Joe Smith and their son Johnny in Eastland. They traveled to Farmington to visit Mr and Mrs Freddie Andrews during the Memorial Holiday period.

Roy Turner Joe Smith Johnny Eastland Farmington, New Mexico Freddie Andrews

Coker Guests Over Weekend From Lone Star Cities

Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Coker over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Harris of Corpus Christi, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Eubanks of Santa Rosa, and Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Coker of Lubbock.

Lloyd 5. Coker Rudy Harris Corpus Christi Oscar Eubanks Santa Rosa Mervin Coker Lubbock

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