Noel M Glick Sr OS dies in Comanche at 58
Noel M Glick Sr., OS of 500 So Park, died at home October 29 after a short illness. He lived in Comanche 16 years, born October 1 1912 in Winchester Ohio, married Grace Hill in 1956, a retired painter and Methodist. Funeral was November 1 at Comanche Funeral Home Chapel, burial Pendergrass Cemetery. Survivors include wife Grace two sons and four stepchildren plus many relatives.
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Noel M. Glick
Park
Comanche
Winchester
Ohio
Grace Hill
Methodist Church
Comanche Funeral Home
Wilbur Boone
Dr. Hall Dies at 88 Former Comanche Resident
Dr. Lester M. Hall 88 formerly of Comanche died Sunday in Fort Worth. Funeral services were held November 1 at Mount Olivet Chapel with Dr. Gaston Foote officiating. Interment followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery. He is survived by his wife Myrtle A. Hall of Fort Worth, a son Lester M. Hall Jr. of Milton, Florida, and five sisters including Mrs. Lucille Horton, Mrs. James Knudson, and Mrs. Lester Collins.
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Lester M. Hall
Bigham Blvd
Fort Worth
Hall
Mount Olivet Chapel
Gaston Foote
Mount Olivet
Myrtle A. Hall
Lester M. Hall, Jr
Milton, Florida
Lucille Horton
James Knudson
Lester Collins
Funeral services held for Herbert Klatt in Brownwood
Herbert Klatt 69 of 805 W Paine Comanche died 8:45 p.m. Wednesday October 26 after a heart attack in a De Leon hospital. Services were 2:00 p.m. Saturday October 29 at Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church Brownwood with Rev. Jeffrey C. Kinery. Burial Eastlawn Memorial Park. He was born November 30, 1907 in Grover SD and moved to McAllen TX in 1919. He married Louise Frieda Schlee September 3 1940. He lived in Comanche since 1967, was a retired citrus grower and member of Evangelical Lutheran. Survived by his wife, two aunts and several cousins.
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Herbert Klatt
W. Paine
Comanche
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod
Brownwood
Jeffrey C. Kinery
Eastlawn Memorial Park
Comanche Funeral Home
Clayton Limmer
Charles Schlee
Harry Caulderney
Dorman Hanks
James Jenkens
Robert Lubke
Mr. Klatt
de Leon
Theodore
Clara Emma Klatt
Grover
South Dakota
McAllen
Texas
Louise Frieda Schlee
Priddy
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Parkman Parkman Waynes Abilene Resident Dies
Mr Parkman Sorrano Wayne Parkman 56 of 2317 Woodard Abilene died at 5 45 p m Monday October 31 in Hendrick Memorial Hospital Abilene after a long illness Funeral services were held Wednesday November 2 at 10 30 a m in North Funeral Home Chapel Abilene Burial followed in Elmwood Cemetery Abilene He is survived by his wife Nadine two sons David and Donald and a daughter Mrs Nita Huey of
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Sorrano Wayne Parkman
Donald
DeSota
Mrs
Nita Huey
Family ties span cities as relatives gathered
San Antonio mourns as four grandchildren are joined by two brothers Thomas Parkman and Burton Parkman of Dublin. Three sisters Mrs. Gertie Belle Reese Mrs. Elton Coker of San Angelo and Mrs. Ory Smith of Comanche are named among the kin in the notice.
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San Antonio
Thomas Parkman
Burton Parkman
Dublin
Gertie Belle Reese
Elton Coker
San Angelo
Ory Smith
Comanche
Dawkins Dawkins Byrde Mae Parker Parker Dawkins Dies at 91 in Roby
Mrs Dawkins Byrde Mae Parker Dawkins 91 of Roby died at 11 30 am Friday after a short illness. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 pm at the First United Methodist Church De Leon with Rev Charles McClure officiating. Burial followed at De Leon Cemetery Nowlin Funeral Home De Leon. Born February 4 1886 in Claude Ala she married John Dawkins December 30 1906 in Columbus Ga. She lived in De Leon long before moving to Roby. Survivors include four sons Hershel Walter and Houston all of De Leon S T of Goodwater Ala six daughters Hollis Head Roby Mrs A W Thomas Rotan Mrs A O Childress Sweetwater Mrs O W Kelly Monahans Mrs J B Shirley Quanah and Mrs R D Ross Harve Mont. 29 grandchildren 42 great grandchildren and six great great grandchildren.
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Byrde Mae Parker Dawkins
Roby
Columbus
de Leon
Hershel
Walter
Houston
S. T
Goodwater
Ala
Hollis Head
A. W. Thomas
Rotan
A. O. Childress
Sweetwater
O. W. Kelly
Monahans
J. B. Shirley
Quanah
R. D. Ross
Harve, Mont
Fifth Grade Campfire Girls Elect New Officers
Fifth Grade Campfire Girls met on Tuesday October 25 electing President Sherry Jones Treasurer Lisa Causey and Reporter Brenda George. After refreshments they held a treasure hunt and welcomed new member Irma Gutierrez.
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Brenda George
Sherry Jones
Lisa Causey
Irma Gutierrez
Fort Worth Visit Highlights Local Social Guests
Fort Worth welcomed Mr and Mrs Dick Armstrong and son Mike, along with Mrs Maudie Creek for a Saturday visit. Also visiting were Rev and Mrs Prez Todd of Gatesville and their trip to Comanche for the weekend.
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Dick Armstrong
Mike
Maudie Creek
Fort Worth
Mrs. Prez Todd
Gatesville
Gustine May Halftime Honors at Gustine High
Gustine High School honors at Friday night halftime include Mr Football Justin Reagan and Football Sweetheart Cindy Thedford. Larry Adams named GHS Player of the Year and Deb Lester Miss Spirit. Cyresse Allen crowned Homecoming Queen with escorts listed. drills by the May High School Drill Team.
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Gustine
Justin Reagan
A. A. Reagan
Cindy Thedford
Luci Thedford
Larry Adams
Wayne Adams
GHS
Deb Lester
James Lester
Cyresse Allen
James Keeter
Deb Gunter
Dale
Tyler couple visits Elkins and relatives in Blanket
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Lockridge of Tyler visited Miss Minnie Elkins in Comanche and spent time with relatives in Blanket last week.
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H. H. Lockridge
Tyler
Minnie Elkins
Comanche
Varita Bean Selected for Who's Who in American Colleges
Varita Bean daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Bean of Austin and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Belve Bean of Comanche has been selected to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. She earned a B S in Physical Therapy from TWU Denton in May and was top of her class. She is employed at St Anthony's Hospital Houston.
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Varita Bean
Richard Bean
Austin
Granddaugther
Belve Bean
Comanche
Varita
T.W.U
Denton
St. Anthony's Hospital
Houston
Feed Program Okayed for Comanche County
Comanche County approves Emergency Livestock Feed Program eligibility by checking with the local ASCS. Special ECM funds arrived for livestock water wells pipelines enlarging or cleaning stock water reservoirs and establishing a cover crop on peanut land not to be grazed or harvested. Sign-up is available at the ASCS Office.
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Comanche County
ASCS
Sacred Heart Church Mexican Dinner Planned in Comanche
The Sacred Heart Church on North Pearl Street Comanche announces its annual Mexican dinner on Sunday November 6. Meals run 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Adults 2.25 and children under 12 1.25. Dine in or to go with tacos and tamales available. Everyone invited.
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Sacred Heart Church
Pearl St
Comanche
Notice of Intent to not Prepare Environmental Impact Statement
The Soil Conservation Service US Department of Agriculture announces that an environmental impact statement will not be prepared for remaining Rush Creek Watershed project measures in Comanche Eastland and Brown Counties Texas. The EIA finds no significant environmental impacts or controversy. Copies of the assessment are available in Temple Texas and public action is deferred for 30 days.
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Council On Environmental Quality
Soil Conservation Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Rush Creek
Comanche
Eastland
Brown Counties
Texas
George C. Marks
USDA
W. R. Poage
Temple
W. R
Ite
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Noel Glick
Pendergrass Cemetery
Cecil Williams
Herman Brownlee
John Carpenter
Sam Marshall
Dale Nowlin
Slim Shurlock
Grace Glick
Noel M. Glick, Jr
Kenneth Glick
Mariam Grate
Larville
Jo Ann Canan
Joyce Cade
Spring
William Wilkinson
Smithville
Marlin Wilkinson
Dallas
Ruby Dedrick
Etta Hickey
Dr. Hall
Mr. Parkman
Durham's Pharmacy
Turkey
Our
Durham
Mrs. Dawkins
Uiy
Mike Brady
Amche
Comanche Trade Area
FDIC
Who
S Who
the Dene
United States Department OF Agriculture Soil Conservation Service
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