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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1934
Page
4
Eat at the McKenzie Hotel one block off the square for all you can eat at 25 cents. Services include family style meals and reasonably priced rooms. No advance notice needed if dining at the hotel.
Local press highlights grape juice sales from Carman stored in perfect condition with gallon pricing and bulk discounts. Also lists crate day specials at Vineyards Grocery and Tessie's Beauty Parlor plus the First Baptist Church weekly schedule and events.
Thieves pried open the front doors of Higginbothams Bros & Co in Dublin and stole about 1250 dollars worth of merchandise, including 50 to 60 mens suits, timing noted as early Sunday morning October 21. The burglar alarm failed to deter the crime.
Marriages recorded on Oct 17 to Oct 28 include Bryan Ware and Miss Nella Maragaret Cockrum in Comanche, Willie Tupin and Miss Ernes teen Matthews, Geraldine Morris in De Leon, and Delbert McNutt with Faye Dean Northcutt. Deeds show Arthur Adams and wife to C North Carter for 100 acres, M G Lowry to Wade Everidge for 14 Block 40, Margaret Vernon to City of Comanche for one acre, and N H Floyd to P J Burton for 12 acres.
More than 300 students enroll at Blanket Public School which began on September 21 for a nine month term. The facility adds 912 units of affiliation, a new bus and extensive equipment since last May. A gymnasium completed last spring serves both girls and boys teams as the girls captured two Brown County titles recently. Supt Jones begins his first year leading the district. Special matinee by the American Legion Auxiliary funds underprivileged children with toy donations. Reverend Gordon Barrett filled the pulpit at Olney First Baptist Church visiting local families.
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