Study Club Hosts Alaska and Hawaii Session
Mrs. Vasco Lee and Miss Berta Goodson led the Study Club meeting on October 27 with 23 members and one guest present. Hattie Brightman spoke on Alaska its Land and People while Mrs. Robert Eaton showed slides of both new states. Paradise scenes impressed attendees. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vasco Lee
Berta Goodson
Alaska
Hawaii
Hattie Brightman
Robert Eaton
Paradise
Allie Elkins of Palestine Visits Family Roots
Allie Elkins, 85, of Palestine, visited his sister Minnie Elkins this week and then went to Plainview to see two more sisters. Born in Bryan, he moved with his parents to Comanche as a child and later attended school there under Professor Rogers. At 19 he left for Alabama to study at Auburn University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Elkins
Palestine
Minnie Elkins
Plainview
Mr. Elkins
Bryan
W. F. Elkins
Comanche
Professor Rogers
Elkins
Alabama
Auburn
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
South
San Marcos Visits Brownwood Friday Night
San Marcos led by coach Joe Bailey Chaney travels to Brownwood for a Friday night game. The contest pits San Marcos against a local team in a match highlighted by Chaney who previously coached at Howard Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marcos
Brownwood
Joe Bailey Chaney
Howard Payne
Completes Course In NCO Academy In Alaska
Army PFC Richard B. Taylor, son of Mr and Mrs Leonard F Taylor, graduated from the Yukon Command NCO Academy in Alaska Oct 7. He received four weeks of training in military subjects with emphasis on leadership and combat tactics. The 20 year old mechanic in the 136th Ordnance Company joined the Army in 1959 and is a Gustine High School 1958 graduate. His wife Mildred accompanies him in Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladd Army Area
Alaska
Ahtne
PFC
Richard B. Taylor
Leonard F. Taylor
Rt. 3
Comanche
Yukon Command Non
Taylor
136Th Ordnance Company
Army
Fort Hood
Tex
Gustine High School
Mildred
Comanche youths enlist in U.S. Air Force
Eugene Dobyns age 20 son of Mr and Mrs David F Dobyns from Star Route Comanche and Harold L Ferguson age 19 son of Mrs Kathryn Early from Gen Del Comanche enlisted in the Air Force on October 15 and report to San Antonio for basic training. Both will attend Technical Training School in the Administrative career field after basics. Dobyns is a 1958 Comanche High School graduate and earlier worked as assistant manager at a local grocery. Ferguson is a 1959 Comanche High School graduate and previously attended Tarleton State College Stephenville before enlisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Dobyns
David F. Dobyns
Democrat Star Route
Comanche
Harold L. Ferguson
Kathryn Early
del. Comanche
Air Force
San Antonio
Dobyns
Comanche High School
Fermuson
Tarleton State College
Stephenville
Flower Grove Six-Man Team Wins Local Title
Coach and Mrs J W Massin of Flower Grove Dawson County visit Sidney and Comanche with Massingale as his team defeats Metz to claim the area six man football title on Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flower Grove
J. W. Massingale
Dawson County
Sidney
Comanche
Massingale
Metz
Comanche News Highlights From 1936 District Sports and Local Posts
In 1936 Comanche County events include A C Strickland elected director general of the Interscholastic League, succeeding J D Bramiette. Comanche Indians beat Hamilton 12 0 with Switzer scoring the first touchdown, potential district champions. Lamkin Public School enrollment at 101 and basketball games set at Sidney Gym. Local educators honored, and Texas pecan trade talks in Washington. Calf show and Daniel Baker College football note finish the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Strickland
Gustine
J. D. Bramiette
Comanche
Comanche Indians
Hamilton Bulldogs
Switzer
Indians
Cc. Marshall
Gray
Cauley
Huett
Ruth
Cox
Jones
Bear
Merchant
Egbert Pate
J. Pate
Joe Clayte Carnes
Coker
Wetzel
E. H. Boulter
de Leon
Comanche County Educational Association
Hubert M. Tannehill
Silver City
New Mexico
J. O. Lane
Fanny
Lamkin Public School
B. Ray McCorkle
William J. Hazel
Lamkin
Perry Moring
Len Dalton
Coda Bagnett
Sybil Campbell
Sidney Gymnasium
Newbury
Sidney
W. G. Price Jr
Texas Pecan Ierences Association
Washington, D. C
Us.department of Agriculture
Guam tops world birth rate with 58 per thousand
Report notes Guam has the highest birth rate globally at 58 births per 1000 people, compared with the U.S. average and Monaco's low rate of 14.2 per 1000. The figures highlight wide regional differences in population growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guam
U. S
Monaco
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. Hallmark
Mone
Central
Kilburn
Cubes
Malty
Ros, Oe
Mossah Shrine Circus
Fort Worth
Will Rogers Coliseum
Manhattan Ockets
Betty Pasco
Wonder Girl
Great Rhodins
Keller
George Hanneford
Equestrians Supreme
the Malkos
Flying Zacchinis
Hal Sand
Manhattan Rockets
Clowns
Funny Happy Kellems
Ward Hicks
Shrine Circus
Hotel Texas
NCO Academy
Harold Ferguson
U.S. Air Force
Comanche County
Murray Cox, R.F. D
Wfaa-820 Radio
J. W. Carter Sr
Hasse Methodist Church
Clark Motor Company
Ford Dealers
Rufus Higgs
Brady Standard
State Highway Commission
Higgs
Johnnie Sullivan
W. Z. Compton
Daniel Baker College
Southwest Texas State
Cactus
Central Ave
Bill Williams
Kansas City
Columbus
Prop
State OF Texas
HH. Goerege
Texas
Adia
Aid Court
Lorene Gossage
Comaneme
Temas
Ren AF. Wilhelm
Stud Judicial District Court
Temes
Stephenville Savings & Loan Association
Stephenville, Texas
Higginbotham’s
Ier
NeLson
East
Walcott AV
MR. and
Mrs. Earl Nelson
Ladora
Beauty Shop
James Slider
Optometrist
Higginbotham
HOPE
Beal McDaniel
Corvan
Chevrolet
Olds. Inc
William T. Calhoun
N. Houston St
Comanche, Texas
Dead Animal Service
Free
Hamilton
Blackwood - Mims Clinic & Hospital
Post Office
W. D. Blackwood
D.O
Roy D. Mims
Carnes Trucking Co
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