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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1971
Page
3
Farmers report a possible half crop due to heavy rains though some goobers survived. Comanche Telephone Co Inc asks subscribers to report obscene calls as part of an effort to stop the trouble, aiming to remove even a few offenders.
Genealogy notes reveal Jesse Brown Hutchison born 1818 and Martha Ann Johnston born 1828, married in Pike County Alabama in 1852, later moving to Texas circa 1878 to 1880. Daughters include Nancy Barbara, wife of John Green Copeland, buried in Brundidge Alabama. brother James J. Hutchison listed in 1911 obituary and death in Houston 1939 with burial in Waco. Researchers in Brundidge and Ranger Texas seek broader family data, including possible Ted Hutchison still living in Texas, and details on Loretta Bacon Halyard, Dennis North and other families with Missouri and Virginia roots.
A surprise supper on November 1 at the Sam Livingston Juniors home honored Lemmer Low on her 78th birthday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Rinehart, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Carr, Jessie Talley, Sam Livingston and family, Celia Rinehart of Spur, Mrs. G e la Fyorn, J. B. Low, and others from Gomanche and Galveston. Mrs. Charles W. Marshall was visiting Lubbock with Jerry Pyburn and family.
Inquiries related to Nary Hill Station in Fort Worth Texas 76115 must have a Texas connection and are free of charge. The item specifies location and cost terms for interested parties seeking information.
First adult whooping cranes arrived at S Aransas National Wildlife Refuge on October 19 signaling the start of wintering for Americas rarest bird. Aerial survey later counted 14 with more arrivals expected as the population slowly grows from a low in 1915 to 57 last spring.
The Sidney Junior Class sponsored the Bake Walk at the Halloween Carnival on October 29 and earned more money than expected. The juniors credit community help and cooperation for the booth's strong performance and express gratitude to supporters.
Visit by Mr and Mrs Francis Barker and son Brent from Big Spring to Mozelle Barker and Thelma Cuthbertson. They spent Sunday in Granbury at the lake home of Clyde Deckards for the day.
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