Jackson Howton buried at Blanket
Jackson Howton 78 a Brown county pioneer died at Littlefield at his son's home Monday afternoon. The body was moved by land to Brownwood. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Blanket with Rev. D D Rose. interment in Blanket Cemetery. He was born June 26 1854 in Alabama and came to Texas in 1870. He married Mary Bennett in 1878 and leaves a son J F Howton and a daughter Mrs W C Scuggs.
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Jackson Howton
Brown County
Littlefield
Brownwood
Blanket
Rev
D. D. Rose
Mr. Howton
Alabama
Texas
Mary Bennett
Howton
J. F. Howton
W. C. Scuggs
Comanche
Brownwood Bulletin
Blanket Couple Wed In May Rite
Mr and Mrs Hosey Fisher of Blanket announce the marriage of their daughter Jewell to Olin V Lee son of Mr and Mrs John M Lee of Blanket on October 8 at May The couple have many friends eager to hear the news from the Brownwood Bulletin
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Hosey Fisher
Blanket
Jewell
Olin V. Lee
John M. Lee
Brownwood Bulletin
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Comanche County Texas
Public auction ordered by the Comanche County District Court to satisfy a vendor's lien foreclosure judgment of 1779.50 plus costs and interest from June 20, 1982. The George Richey tract of 186 3/4 acres in the Farris Gaither Survey is to be sold December 6, 1932, at the Comanche County courthouse, by Josephine Connell, independent executrix and trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Comanche
District Court
Comanche County
A. D
I. G. Wyatt
J. L. Williamson
James B. Reed
H. C. Boren
Josephine Connell
G. H. Connell
Court House
Texas
Farris Gaither
Metes
Farris Gaither Survey
George Richey
Willie Williamson
Rip C. Underwood
Flag Pole Gift From Comanche High School Seniors
The Senior Class of 1932 donated a new sixty foot steel flag pole to Comanche High School bought from class funds and raised during Friday chapel ceremonies. Superintendent W G Barrett noted the project incurred no school district expense as in prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche High School
Joe
W. G. Barrett
Preaching at Gustine Sunday by Rev Haley from Oklahoma
Rev Haley of Oklahoma will preach Sunday afternoon at 3 30 at the Gustine Baptist Church. Norville Walker and family of Coleman visited Mr and Mrs George S Clarke. Miss Virginia Jack of Brownwood and Miss Rita Huse visited Comanche. Mrs Port Cash and daughter Evelyn of Hamilton spent weekend in Comanche. Mrs Ed Houck returned Saturday from Fort Worth visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haley
Oklahoma
Gustine Baptist Church
Norville Walker
Coleman
George S. Clarke
Virginia Jack of
Brownwood
Comanche
Rita Huse
Port Cash
Miss Evelyn of
Hamilton
Ed Houck
Fort Worth
Comanche High School presents home economics style show
The Second Year Clothing Classes will present a style show at the chapel on Tuesday November 22 at 830 am under Miss Vada Belle Simmons home economics instructor. The event features two short plays Peggy Entertains and Oh What Shall Wear featuring garments made by the girls this semester. Admission is free and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche High School
Vada Belle Simmons
Peggy
Cardus A Vegetable Tonic for Weak Women
Cardus is promoted as a pure vegetable tonic used for over 50 years to strengthen women’s health. It claims to ease aches, tired nerves, and painful monthly periods, and is advertised as safe for women of all ages with drugstore availability.
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Cardus
Runtown
Crug Stora
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Nelson Smith
DR. A. Hillman
Nat'l. Bank
Exide Batteries
Biggs
Clarence Biggs
Carroll
Roon
Roberson Bus Lines, Inc
Nsort
Ft. Worth
N. A. Palmer &Co
Nate Bank Bldg
THE
Texas Company
O. H. Donaho
Geo. T. Blackwell
Blackwell Sanitary Im
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Y. W. Holme
Tennant
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National Itle and Trust Co
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San Antonio
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Goodyear Pathfinder
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Mageolia
Fssk
Omanche
Everett White
Gulf Service Station NO. 2
United States
John D. Waring
C. A. Greene
Fitzgerald
Gorman
Ohio
Elberta
Fitzgerald’s Nursery
Stephenville, Texas
Geo. C. McKinzie
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