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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1935

Page

9

Aschiesche and Schuster Wed in Pottsville Lutheran Church

Miss Amanda Schuster daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Schuster of Indian Gap wed William Aschiesche son of Mr and Mrs Herman Aschiesche of Pottsville in a Sunday evening ceremony at the Pottsville Lutheran Church. Rev H A Stroeber officiated with a shell pink crepe gown and orange blossom veil for the bride and a white net over satin gown. A reception followed at the bride's home with a large list of guests from Priddy, Hamilton, Hyman and nearby towns. The couple will reside on a farm and become a social center in the community.

Amanda Schuster Walter Schuster Ndian Gap William Aschiesche Herman Aschiesche Pottsville Theo Gromaizky Johnnie Schus Groun Arnold Z Chiesche Schuster H. A. Strobel Theo Gromatzky Joe Cleveland Hamilton Otto Stahnke Fred Hiller Wallace Texas George Hiller Carl Reinert Otto Reinert O. S. Andrews Will Hiller Viola Limmer Priddy John Schuster Hyman Herbert Zschieche Herbert Streger Grayce Pruitt Wattsville Ortwin Streger Oscar Gromatzky Melvin Schrank O. K. Rea Anna Rea Herman Rea Marguerite Rea Dallas Wilford James Rea Berta Lou Waxgoner Erma Roberts Anna Zschiesche

Local Deercraft and Social Notes From Area Towns

John Jackson Lamkin and son Denny went to Sonora for a deer hunt last week. Len Dalton led a Hamilton group to Cherokee for a deer hunt. Jemmie Massingill J T Faulkner and Joe Bel Sher provided music over KFPL for thirty minutes last Friday night. Evelyn Dalton of Comanche spent last Thursday night with her parents. Dobby Faye Tatum visited her cousin Mrs Fulcher in Stephen ville Saturday night. Belva and Betty Mae Tatum returned to Fluvanna last Thursday after visiting their mother here. Lamkin plans to entertain a large crowd at the tournament Saturday. Mr and Mrs Paul Nee1 and children spent Sunday at Blue Ridge with sister Mrs Fay O'Bannon. Mr Brown of Anniston Alabama returned home after visiting his parents. Dee Massingill and daughter of Corsicana are visiting Mr and Mrs L Massingill. Mrs Charlie Barnett, recently in a Temple sanitarium, returned home last Tuesday.

John Jackson Denny Sonora Len Dalton Hamilton Cherokee Jemmie Massingill J. T Faulkner Joe Belsher KFPL Evelyn Dalton Comanche Dobby Faye Tatum Fulcher Stephenville Misses Belva Betty Mae Tatum Fluvanna

Comanche club presents minstrel show at high school

The Comanche Business and Professional Women's Club announces a minstrel show at Comanche High School on November 22. Admission is 10 and 20 cents. A 25 cent reward offered for identifying all characters in the performance.

Comanche Tonezht Comate

Mother's Club stage Manless Wedding at local high school

Local residents attend a weekend event as the Mother's Club presented the Manless Wedding in the high school auditorium. Various townspeople visit relatives including Mrs. Sallie Webb and Rex Lanford, and clergy Rev. Frank O Hearne filled the Brownwood pulpit in an illness absence.

R. L. Yantis Wichita Fells Cliff Switzer New Mexico J. S. Milner T. V. Austin Stailey Sidney Sallie Webb Stepps Creek Mother's Club Brownwood Curry Wiley Jesse Haddon Nanza Yantis Roy Vantis Stephenville Frank O’hearne

Card of Thanks for Mrs. Mary Parker

The children express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during their mother Mary Parker’s last illness and for floral offerings and other expressions of sympathy at her death and burial.

Mary Parker

Colored Tap Dancer Featured At Comanche High Play

The Comanche Business and Professional Women's Club presents a play at Comanche High School tonight. Rehearsals are closed to visitors, and the single chance to see the act is at the performance. Admission is 10 and 70 cents.

Comanche High School Comanche Business and Profesional Women’s Club

Nursery ad for stock trees and shrubs in Comanche

Complete stock of trees shrubs and evergreens ready for planting. Early planting advised by Mrs. Thos. C. George's Nursery in Comanche Texas.

Thos. C. George Comanche, Texas

Weekend Visits Across Towns Mention Neighbors

The note lists visits by families including Dunlaps in Throckmorton with Ton Davis, Tates in Tahoka with Henry Tate, Wyatt relatives near Energy, White family with Bill Rambo in Baggett, and others including McCaine and Kennedy. Also mentions Miss Bessie Rambo and Gustine visitor Eunice Barker Wesmoreland. Reese Drug Co promotes window glass at right prices.

Bob Tate Tahoka Henry Tate T. J. Wyatt Hubert White Bill Rambo Baggett Rafe Johnston Tom Moore Pernice Smith Calvin McCaine Bessie Rambo Edgar Kennedy Jim Barker Eunice of Gustine L. R. Wesmoreland Reese Drug Co

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Lamkin Dee Massingill Corsicana L. Massingill Charlie Barnett Temple Wee Wm. Reese: Drug CO The Baptist Church Rex Lanford California I. L. Lanford Frank Baker Bangs Mattie Riley Comanche County Palmer School Davenport Iowa D. D. Palmer John D. Rockefeller Rockefeller Schwab Caruso Jack Dempsey Billy Sunday America Europe Asia England London Otto Daniel Manche, Texas Nmanche Hotel Board Church Horace Dunlap Throckmorton Ton Davis Cardui Dr. Caldwell Fort Worth San Angelo West Texas Bowen Motor Coaches SAN Angelo Limited Gulf Refining CO W. H. Slider Howard Payne Stadium Daniel Baker College Southwestern University Brownwood, Texas Dexter Washer
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