Third Week of Dotaigt Court Begins Monday
The third week of district court opens Monday with Bob Collins case and jurors for Comanche county. About one hundred tax assessments for city, county, state heard. court adjourns Thursday noon. List of jurors and route assignments for Komnache, Gustine, De Leon, Proctor, and other locales provided.
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Dotaigt Court
Bob Collins
Cook
Clean Vm
Gatesville
Hamilton
Coneinghamn
Plensdew
B. Morrow
de Leon
J.C. Hose
Comanche
J. M. Fly
I Topponte
W. Cogburn
Roeker
J. C. Jones
Gustine
McRinnoes
Geo. Kearnes
Thillhouse
Procter
EF Dabner
the Teun
J. OF
Ham
Delew
F. Wyehe
W. Stewart
Leah
Lemkins
Stewart
J. W. Retlev
J. 7
Founderberg
de Lean
Dublin
Cauley
EO F Bean
L. Cotney
Copittihe
J. W. Retlins
Hd. McCilothiin
Lamkin
J.T. Badmondseon
AL Mankin
Chirrehwell
Horrix
Rean
Kiristian
M. Farrow
de Leans
Mo Hrightman
FO Lane
P. Mib Fer
J. Hi Dann
HH Aassar
OW. McCullough
Boyett
W. LA
Mercer
Special Programs At Hasse Next Week
The Hasse school schedules programs on Tuesday and Wednesday. On Tuesday an address by Hlon is expected. Wednesday will feature Helen Swift, demonstration agent, giving a canning lecture to girls and women, with County Agent Barton addressing boys on club work at 900 AM.
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Hasse
Hlon
Jerome Po Kenardy
School Board of
Cominnche
Helen Swift
Inme School
Canning
Barton
Choral Club Plans Monday Night Rehearsals
The Choral Club will meet at the Baptist church next Monday at 7:80 mm for rehearsals. Singers are invited to attend as Monday nights are set as the regular practice time until further notice.
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the Baptist Church
ALD Singers
Sheriff Marshall Still Seriously Ill
Sheriff Marshall remains seriously ill after more than a week of illness though doctors believe recovery is possible. The report notes his condition is improved slightly and his prognosis remains hopeful.
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Sheriff Marshall
Ll. P. Marshall
Praise Is Given Comanche Pep Squad Leader
Comanche Indians praise their pep squad leader Miss Kitth and the forty boosters for leading the spirited pre game and halftime displays. The group wears bold yellow and jet jackets and performs a winding march and Indian song while forming a large O on the field. The routine energizes the Comanche football team as they push to win.
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S&s
Countie Kittle
Comeh
Aus
Miss Kitth
Miss Kitchhe
Miss Kittle
Cotinche
Todians
Schools plan Education Week observances countywide
County Superintendent H T Gantz says several county schools will observe Education Week with a mix of programs on different days. He proposes joint meetings next Friday night November 21 with two or three schools combining, featuring outside speakers. Miss Ida Daniel of Wilson invited a speaker for her school.
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H. T. Gantz
Ida Daniel
Wilson
Gantz
Majestic Theater Week Program November 17 Schedule
Week schedule lists special productions and features at the Majestic Theater from November 17. Monday and Tuesday present St Elmo and Desert Sheiks. Wednesday features Stephen Steps Out with Douglas Fairbanks Jr. Bargain Day. Thursday and Friday star Mary Miles Minter in Trail of the Lonesome Pine with News Pictures. Saturday shows Harry Carey in The Lightning Rider and Barnum Jr.
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ST. Elmo
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Stephen
Mary Miles Minter
Trail OF the Lonesome Pine
Comanche FCGF Expected To Draw Record Football Crowds
Enthusiasm grows after word that Cisco and Comanche will play in Comanche. Fans forecast the greatest crowds ever for a home game with attendees from Cisco Ranger and nearby towns converging for the event.
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Comanche
Cisco
Ranger
Approaching Championship Game Between Cisco Loboes and Comanche Indians
The district 2 title clash pits undefeated Cisco Loboes against the Comanche Indians next Monday at 8 p.m. in the baseball park. Officials Ettlinger and Freeland will oversee a hoped for large crowd with reserve seats selling fast as both sides anticipate a hard fought contest and a possible state championship run.
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Cisco Loboes
Cisco
Ranger
Chapman
Wilson
Ciscoway
Dame Fortune
Comanche
Cisea
Ettlinger
Harvard
Freeland
Vanderbilt
University of Texas
Outdoor Concert Closes to Large Town Crowd
A large crowd gathered Sunday afternoon on the courthouse lawn to hear the American Legion band directed by A J Campbell in the final open air concert of the season. The program featured marches, waltzes from Mile Modiste, and the overture Poet and Peasant, praised by townspeople. Rev J Boyd urged continued support and invited neighboring citizens to attend winter concerts in the high school auditorium.
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American Legion
A. J. Campbell
Court House
Ambassador
Laurendeau
Porter
Catalina
Modiste
Victor Herbert
Owens and
Rose
Barnard
Marshall
Brave
Parker
von Suppe
Goldman
Stars and Stripes
Sousa
Vienna
Harmon Howard
Frank Reese
Mile. Modiste
Victor E. Herbert
Campbell
New York
Rev. J. (. Boyd
Band Boys
County Places Cotton With Farm Bureau
The commissioners court approved a motion authorizing Judge Reese to place four bales of cotton with the Texas Farm Bureau for sale.
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Reese
The
Texas Farm Bureau
Enthusiastic Road Meeting Heralds Armistice Day Efforts
Comanche residents hailed the best road improvement meeting in years held on Armistice Day. G W Jesup reports freight on Frisco and Cotton Belt at Comanche reached a ten year October peak. The gathering, chaired by F E Adams, showcased broad citizen support, with meals and multiple subcommittee talks planning road widening and right of way donations.
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Frisco
G. W. Jessup
Comanche
Comanche County
F. E. Adams
Central Committee On
Mr. Adams
H. R. Lacy
Marion Wilkerson
J. R. Eanes
W. R. Slider
John Hart
E. Denny
George Moore
Her- Hart
FE. BE. Denny
J. H W. Goesby
Jim Swearingen
W. J. Rankin
T. A. Luckie
F. BE. Adams
J.P. Hoff
J. F. Banner
Mr. Eanes
Commissioners Court
No Lions Club Meeting Next Monday Night Called Off
The Lions Club cancels its regular meeting for next Monday night due to everyone being busy with the football game. An officers and directors meeting will be held Tuesday night at 8 o clock at J R Eanes & O s office with full attendance urged by Secretary Murt J Sullivan.
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Lions Club
J. R. Eanes & O S
Murt J. Sullivan
Verdict in Coleman man slaughter case of Bob Collins
The jury in Coleman tried Bob Collins for the November 1922 killing of Claire May found him guilty of man slaughter and sentenced him to five years in the penitentiary. Collins, paralyzed from the hips, was brought to Comanche on change of venue after a long trial process. A motion for a new trial was filed.
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Bob Collins
Coleman
Claire May
Comanche
Collins
J. C. Dibrell
Place Your Orders for Christmas Cards Now
The Chief invites customers to place orders for Christmas cards and offers to show beautiful samples.
Large Audience Hears Brazil Life Lecture at Church
A large audience gathered at the Presbyterian church Sunday night to hear Rev. G. K. Henderlite speak on life in Brazil. The missionary discussed Brazilian people and the work of missionaries after spending thirty years in the country.
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Brazil
Presbyterian
Zion Hill Sunday School Sees Enjoyable Copperas Narrows Visit
Special to the Chief reports Zion Hill Sunday school with about seventy five pupils journeyed to Copperas Narrows on Cop peras Creek. They enjoyed a prepared dinner on the greensward and spent the afternoon exploring cliffs, the needle's eye, and rocks, praising the planning by the superintendent and staff.
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Zion Hill
Copperas Narrows
Copperas Creek
Dripping Springs
Comanche
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Choral Club
Fort Worth
Majestic Theater
Harry Carey
the Lightning Rider
Barnum JR
Harold Kilpatrick
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