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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1973
Page
8
A Dublin Lyon Museum exhibit features a mahogany prescription counter with marble insets built for Ed Snead. Ed Snead and his wife ran the Dublin Drug and Jewelry shop from 1919 to 1952. He died in 1969 and was brother of Mrs. L M Edmondson of Comanche.
Market reflects strong buyer activity with best attendance in two weeks. Packer cows higher to $4, stocker calves and yearlings up to $59, and stocker cows and pairs rising to $540. 1469 head sold for $330,833.90. average $225.21 per animal. Representative sales include Pettit Char bull 1620 lb $43 and Gable 505 lb blk wf steer $56.25.
A reader criticizes local energy saving actions and home shopping urging concern over gasoline use. The letter cites Thanksgiving trips to out of town destinations totaling 11 960 road miles and 797 3 gallons at 15 mpg, arguing Comancheans haven't grasped the energy crisis and may be late to rationing.
Miss Berta Goodson is at home after an ear operation in a Fort Worth hospital last week. She plans to resume teaching duties next week.
A citizen from Lancaster California questions if Comanche Lake and surrounding land are being offered to the highest bidder or used as a political move. He says he contacted the city manager and investors, and awaits an official answer on pricing, bidders, and community impact.
Gamma Zeta Chapter heard a program on Need for Continuing Education at Tarleton Student Center on November 26. Mrs. Henry T. Lohrman spoke on leisure time and involvement as essential to growth, urging mental and physical activity and cautioning against youth-centered views of aging. Comanche members attended, and the next meeting will be December 15 at Mrs. Lex Shelby's home in De Leon.
Gordon Bearden of Comanche joins the American Angus Association as a junior member in St. Joseph Missouri per L D Miller executive secretary. The status allows registration of purebred Angus at regular rates and full privileges until age 21. The association granted junior memberships to 138 youths nationwide last month.
Mr and Mrs Frank Pow er attended the Farm Bureau State Resolutions Convention at the Waco Plaza Hotel from November 26 to 29. While in Waco they toured the new Farm Bureau building.
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