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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1936
Page
2
The Comanche Chief notes upcoming Community Chest drive in Comanche County with $1000 goal, church and civic efforts, turkey market outlook, and local political reflections. It mentions Democratic wins, local fundraisers, library value, and calls for leadership in the 1937 Free Fall Fair.
Fragmentary notes claim bootleg liquor was found in the tomb of John Marshall, first U S chief justice. Other lines criticize spectators at Hamilton football games for discourtesy and mock moral maxims appear in a local opinion.
Bibb and Floyd Knight and Inez Butler of White Point spent the weekend with Clem Russell. Armstrong and Abbie families visited, with various local residents joining at friends’ homes. Several attended ball games in Sidney. social group sells pies and cakes Saturday in the former Wagner building.
Amity T C Johnson Homer Smith and T A Smith were in Brownwood on business Tuesday. Mrs A D Jones returned home from a Temple hospital after weeks there and surgery. J K Anderson visited the T M Anderson home Wednesday. Rev Pat Brown of Sipe Springs visited Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Reevie Plummer visited Homer Smith Saturday morning. Mrs Jarvis mother of O T Jarvis died Sunday night October 25 in Junction after years there. Mrs Keiffer Jones visited her ill sister Mrs Jim Casper here Thursday. Miss Maxine Burnett spent Thursday night with Miss Sybil.
Pauline Anderson and the Gints family visited the T. M. Anderson and E. D. Anderson households. The Harris and Pountain families from Brooks spent a Sunday with the Andersons. Wesley Brasuel joined friends in Grownwood on Tuesday.
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