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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1936

Page

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Comanche High Defeats Brownwood 28 to 0 in Big Score

In Brownwood, Comanche High School beat Brownwood 28 to 0, the largest margin against Brownwood this season. TDs were scored by Allen Reeves and C Woodward, as crowds attend local events and town affairs unfold.

Brownwood Comanche Brownfoo High Rownwood Allen Reeves C. Woodward G. L. White Methodist Church Looney Charlie Lassiter New Mexico Ira Lane Henry Ford Woodrow Wilson Charles Evan Hughes Baptist Association Gustine St. Louis Wilson Arthur Bagley Susie Mae Michael Ira Livingston Dora Welch Claude Weathersby Myrtie Mae Merrell W. A. Fite Augusta Rathye

Robbery Hits Farmer Near County Line

A. B. Laminack's team and wagon were halted by two men using an automobile. They robbed him of 77 dollars around 6 p m Saturday near the Comanche Brath County line as one man threatened him with a pistol and the other remained in the car. Laminack had been returning from a trip to a cotton gin at Dublin.

A. B. Laminack Comanche- Brath Proctor John Reese Laminack Dublin

History of Coleman County Published by Santa Anna Woman

A 200 page cloth bound book detailing Coleman County history was published by The Santa Anna News owner J. J. Gregg. Written by Mrs. R. C. Gay of Joanta Anna after 15 years of compiling data, it is described as the largest book printed by a Coleman County publisher.

Coleman County Santa Anna Woman Santa Anna News J. J. Gregg R. C. Gay Joanta Anna Gregg

Mastodon Find Echoes From Comanche Past

A reader recalls a 30 year old Mastodon discovery in Comanche near the current Blue Gin site. Mrs Lottie Holman Card from Dallas writes of a childhood sighting of large remains on a creek bank near the John Gage home and teeth kept as mementos, hoping companions remember the location for a renewed discovery.

Comanche I. G. Wyatt Lake Banes Wyatt Lottie Holman Card Worth St Dallas John Gage

Fall Rodeo Set for Texas Centennial Exposition

Dallas reports two hundred cowboys and cowgirls from across the West will compete in the fall meeting of Col. W T Poppaon s World Championship at the Texas Centennial Exposition from November 17 to 29.

Dallas West

Crash Kills Man Near Leon Bridge

C B Harris 20 of the Custer Community near De Leon was killed in a highway collision on Highway 10 about 12 miles east of town. Danny Morris 22 lost his left arm. Billy Winkles 18 had minor injuries. truck drivers were not blamed. Harris funeral held Monday. Harris survived by parents and siblings.

Highway 10 Here Comanche County C. B. Harris Custer de Leon Danny Morris Desdemona Billy Winkles Winkles John Reese Comanche Morris Brookesmith Leon River Bridge Proctor Reese Harris J. O. Harris Duster

Roosevelt Wins Major Victory In Historic Election

Roosevelt carried 46 of 48 states with a 523 to 8 electoral margin over A F Landon. Vermont and Maine supported the Republican, while Roosevelt led the nation in popular vote late Thursday, matching historic unanimous electoral precedents and surpassing Hoover’s 1932 tally.

Franklin D. Roosevelt United States Vermont Maine A. F. Landon Roosevelt Hoover James Madison Washington Woodrow Wilson Taft Woddy Roosevelt

Newburg and Beattie Take Honors In The Sidney Cage Tourney

The Sidney Cage Tourney at the new Sidney School Gymnasium October 30 31 ended with Newburg girls and Beattie girls taking titles. Sidney and Newburg split early games as Hasse Sipe Springs Rising Star and Gustine fell. In the final Beattie defeated Sidney. in the boys division Newburg defeated Sidney and also beat Beat tie as Hasse edged Gustine.

Newburg Beattie New Sidney School Sidney High School Sidney New High School Hasse Sipe Springs Gustine Rising Star Blanket Proctor Fairy

Turkey Market Stores Close for Thanksgiving and Open

Turkey market activities show strong buying for the holiday with Thanksgiving sales underway. Government statistics indicate record turkey carry-over in cold storage, yet turkey prices here reach as high as 12 cents per pound despite abundant poultry supplies.

Turkey Market United States

Little Wins Over Scott in Precinct Vote 660 to 238

F L Little re elected Commissioner of Precinct No 1 in the General Election Tuesday by 660 to 238 with five of nine boxes. In the August runoff Scott led by 3 votes though not on the official ticket. supporters wrote his name in. Box by box results show varying tallies for Little and Scott.

Comanche County Union Party Comanche No. Hasse Soda Springs Dingier Gustine Fleming Energy Lamkin Macksville Hazel Dell Wilson Proctor Comyn de Leon Downing Duster Rucker Sipe Springs Shrum Bibb F. L. Little Little Scott Box Little Scott Hasse Bible Sidney van Dyke Gap

Dublin Lions Rout Gorman 13-0 in Final Quarter

Dublin Lions beat Gorman 13 to 0 on Tuesday in Dublin. All points came in the last quarter as Captain Self scored two touchdowns and Chafin added the extra point after the first touchdown. The Lions now hold three conference wins and two losses.

Dublin Dublin Lions Gorman Self Chafin Lions

Ex-Service Men To Meet Tuesday

Rector Cunningham Post No 239 American Legion invites Ex-Service men to a meeting on Tuesday night November 10 at 7 30 upstairs in the Wade Everidge Building over the Gas Office. Dues for another year are three dollars. Refreshments served. Commander J B Allcorn asks for attendance.

Cunningham The American Legion Willave Wade Everidge J. B. Allcorn

Armistice Day Closure Noted In Comanche Businesses

Comanche merchants plan to close on Armistice Day November 11 in observance. The town schedules a championship football game between Comanche and Stephenville High Schools in the afternoon. A signed agreement lists local businesses observing the holiday with special hours noted for several stores and services.

Comanche Stephenville A. P Cox R. S. Walker Higginbotham Bros. & Co Bob Stanton F. L. Hill J. R Eanes & Co Nat'l Howard Kilpatrick W. W Kilpatrick Vera Mac Edmondson J. H. Wilhelm State Collins’ Piano Co Gore's Grocery & Market C. F. Williams City Grocery Leo Shankle Ideal Food Tot Cunningham Durham Bros Chief Dry Cleaners Marcher's Roberson Sisters I. M. Vineyard & Son A. & P. Tea Co Massingill Perry Bros. Inc Clarence L. Huett Durham Drug Dudley Drug Doc McNutt

Roosevelt Leads Texas Vote In Early Count

In Dallas at 4 a.m. Roosevelt led Landon by more than seven to one with 420,448 Texas votes of a possible million. Early tabulations from 194 of 954 counties show Roosevelt 368,405. London 50,339. Lemke 1,260. Thomas 444. Measures on liquor, pensions, workers’ compensation, pardon limits, salaries, and House size show varied support. Miss Bess Hoff visited Fort Worth and Dallas for the Central Centennial Celebration.

Dallas Roosevelt Alf M. Landon Texas Election Bureau Texas London Lemke Thomas Bess Hoff Fort Worth

Indians In Big Game Here With Stephenville Nov 11

Comanche and Stephenville meet in a crucial district contest at Comanche Armistice Day. Comanche has 65 points for and none against in conference play, while Stephenville posted a 49 to 0 win over Hamilton. A large crowd is expected with band and drum corps performances.

Indians Stephenville Comanche Comanche High School Stephenville High School Yellow Jackets Granbury Coleman Hamilton Desdemona

Eight Sentences Suspended In District Court

Eleven men received prison terms this week in District Court with three others fined for crimes. Cases include Earl D. McCord and Frank Phillips both given $50 fines and 90 day Texas highway driving bans, others received suspended terms or dismissed upon State motion.

Earl D. McCord Texas Frank Phillips Hall Ford Roach Holland Rich Yerus E. D. Browne State Clyde Maynard Ervin Loggins J. W. Reese Homer Beckham Harold Bridges A. A. Smart E. H. Flippo J. W. Livingston Levi Dupree Harvey Terry Paul Heflin Ira Collins Roy Beggs Earl Beggs

Daniel Baker Meets McMurry Tonight in Title Clash

The Texas Conference championship race narrows to a Friday night at Brownwood High School Stadium as Daniel Baker hosts McMurry College. Daniel Baker is unbeaten in conference play while McMurry has one league tie with Howard Payne. A Homecoming with a band concert and campus supper begins at 5 30 p m. Daniel Baker beat Trinity 13 to 10 at Waxahachie last Friday. McMurry carries a slight edge in the betting.

Brownwood High School McMurry College of Abilene Daniel Baker McMurry Howard Payne Trinity Waxahachie

Mail Schedule Notes From Postmaster Eanes

Postmaster J R Eanes clarifies current mail schedules to Comanche. Mails from North and Masl via Frisco arrive at 4 07 am and by bus at 12 20 pm. Mail from Comanche to North and East closes at 2 00 pm and 4 50 pm. Mail from Comanche to Goldthwaite closes at 11 30 am. Mail to Brownwood and south and west closes at 12 noon and 8 90 pm.

J. R. Eanes Masl Comanche Frisco Goldthwaite Brownwood

County Chest drive targets $1000 with wide volunteer effort

Comanche County begins a county wide community chest drive led by Mrs J H Arthur as federal aid ends, aiming to aid hungry families and children. Five hundred forty garments were donated last week at a New Majestic benefit matinee with admission in clothing. The American Legion led by J B Albcorn and the Chamber of Commerce at De Leon sponsor the effort. Gustine plans a Palace Theatre benefit play next week.

J. H. Arthur Comanche County Arthur Comanche New Majestic The American Legion J. B. Albcorn Chamber of Commerce de Leon Palace Theatre Gustine

Comanche County Students to Attend Centennial Exposition

B Ray McCorkle announces hundreds of Comanche County students will visit the Texas Centennial Exposition in Dallas for School Children's Days on November 10 and 11. Five buses from Comyn Gustine and at least two from Sidney will participate with other schools. Half-price admission applies to the exposition grounds the Texas Cavalcade and select concessions.

Comanche County Dallas B. Ray McCorkle Comyn Gustine Sidney McCorkle

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Comanche Co Bing Crosby Bob Burns Frances Farmer George O'Brien Q'Malley Mounted Irene Ware Stanley Fields Carole Lombard and Fred McMurray Sir Guy Standing Frances Drake Tom Brown Leon Bridge Centennial New Majestic Theatre Jean Harlow Franchot Suzy John Wayne Dick Powell Joan Blondell Robert Taylor Barbara Stanwyck Craig Reynolds June ‘Travis the Three Musketeers Walter Abel Paul Lukas Clark Gable Marion Davies Cain and Mabel Old Majestic White Fang Jean Muir Slim Summerville
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