Polo Romance and Tragedy on Riverdale Polo Field
Captain John Steele lives a double life between wealth and danger as he guides a gifted polo pony. His daughter Mickey buys hope for him, but a fatal car crash involving Johnny Raeburn tests loyalties. The Riverdale scene shifts to East coast society and a coastward move with Mickey and Steele chasing a risky future.
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John Steele
Mickey
Steele
Johnny Raeburn
Riverdale
Johnny
Long Island
Ickey
Raeburn
Skipper
Mickey Steele
Brook
Bond
Hack
Jerry O'Day
Gray
East Ra Society
Red Super-Polo
Ardmore
Johnny Raeburn T
Charles Morrell
Steel
Morrell
Rita Duncan
Charles
Ann Erskine
Ann
Jerry
Gray Ghost
Surprise Birthday in Sod Springs Party Gathers Neighbors
Mrs. Garner Lloyd celebrated with relatives and many neighbors including I. M. Vineyard J. H. Lloyd John Carpenter Frank Vineyard Bunk Vineyard Shorty Vineyard Bud Newsome and Earl Gressett. A lively evening featured dancing and social mixing as Mickey Steele and Johnny Raeburn navigated flirtations and a drinking incident during the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garner Lloyd
Sod Springs
Gore Property to Be Sold in Comanche County Sheriff Sale
Dwight Brightman sheriff announces sale of real property in Comanche County Texas under an order from the McCulloch County district court. The tract includes the northeast 150 by 200 feet of Block 70 in the original town of Comanche and 150 acres of land across several H T B R R Co surveys. Proceeds go to satisfy a $603.50 judgment in favor of S Hughes with costs and interest, cash to the highest bidder on the first Tuesday in December 1932 between 10 am and 4 pm at the Comanche County courthouse.
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State of Texas
Comanche
McCulloch County
Texas
S. W. Hughes
C. R. Gore
E. H. Swaim
Annie Justice Swaim
Comanche County
S. J. Hicks
First State Bank of
Gore
S. Hughes
Dwight Brightman
Fur Market Preview From Comanche Texas
J W Norrid of Comanche Texas announces readiness to buy furs as the season opens, inviting fur owners to bring hides to market and promising fair prices.
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J. W. Norrid
Naphtha for cleaning clothes touted by tailors
J. J. Tate advertises naphtha for cleaning clothes as unbeatable for the purpose. The pitch notes the product is the same as used by many tailors, priced at 20 cents per gallon.
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J. J. Tate
Nila Fanes Weds Garland Johnson in Sidney Community
Miss Nila Maurine Fanes married Garland T. Johnson Sunday November 20 at the bride’s parents home in the Sidney area. The ceremony was by Lawrence Bryant of Dublin Church of Christ. The couple plans to reside near Sidney with Johnson’s roots in Comanche County.
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Nila Maurine Fanes
Garland T. Johnson
John Eanes
Sidney
Lxrence Bryant
Dublin
Mr. Johnson
Julian Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Sweet Cream Wanted By Peerless Cream and Produce Co
The Peerless Cream and Produce Co seeks sweet cream purchases at 15 cents per butter fat pound and invites suppliers to deliver opposite the Post Office.
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Peerless Cream and Produce Co
Special-140 Sheets Yellow Typewriter Paper
Chief Office offers special 140 sheet packs of yellow typewriter paper priced at 10 cents per pack. Limited quantity available. Purchase now at the Chief Office for office use and drafting.
Local social notes include weddings and visits
Miss Fay Stewart spent the weekend with her parents. Mrs Dabney of Dublin visited her daughter Mrs Flossie Mae Ross. Miss Lois Jaynes entertained Saturday evening in honor of Miss Maurine Eanes who wed Garland T Johnson on Sunday.
Cardui: Mothers Recommend A Remedy To Women
Thousands of women credit Cardui for relief from womanly suffering learned from mothers. Druggists everywhere sell Cardui and advise a reasonable trial. As health improves, many write that Cardui helped them.
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Cardui
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Comanche County Texas
By order of the District Court of Comanche County Texas the Co operative National Farm Loan Association versus The First National Bank of Corsicana and others I will sell for cash on the first Tuesday in December 1932 in Comanche City land described as 160 acres of land part of survey 42 in Comanche County including Patent 47 Vol 15 Abst 124 except railroad right of way Levied on as property of EK Roberts Jr Mary Agnes Roberts and The First National Bank of Corsicana to satisfy judgment of 494 50 plus costs given November 10 1932 Dwight Brightman Sheriff
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Texas
Comanche
District Court
Comanche County
Co- Operative National Farm Loan Association
First National Bank of
Corsicana
National Banking Corporation
E. Roberts, Jr
Mary Agnes Roberts
Central State Bank of
Wade Everidge
G. C. Kent
R. A. Sibert
Court House
Commissioners Court
Paok
J. O. Walford
S. FE
Walford
J. H. Boyd
S W
Ft. Worth & Rio Grande
A. D
Dwight Brightman
Friday Club Entertainment Hostess Mrs Homer Palmer Heads Event
Mrs Homer Palmer hosted the Friday Club from 3 to 6 pm with chrysanthemum decor and game tables. High score trophy went to Mrs Will Roberson and consolation prize to Mrs Inez Palmer. Refreshments included pumpkin pie pimento cheese sandwiches and coffee for members and guests Mrs John Reese and Mrs G A Chilton.
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Homer Palmer
Will Roberson
Inez Palmer
John Reese
G. A. Chilton
Van Dyke School Honor Roll
First Grade: Sloan Spruill Doyle Bingham Clifton Phillips R T Elliott Victor Scott Billie Bruce Turner. Second Grade: Weldon Bingham Derwood Johnston. Third Grade: Myrlene Brinson Marie Nell Grigsby. Fourth Grade: Viola Phillips Kenneth Scott Ola Faye Coats. Fifth Grade: Elsie Mae Russell Murnell Bradshaw. Sixth Grade: Mattie Doris Hammond Lottye Grigsby Louise Stephenson. Eighth Grade: Jane Hammond.
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Sloan Spruill
Doyle Bingham
Clifton Phillips
R. T. Elliott
Victor Scott
Billie Bruce Turner
Weldon Bingham
Derwood Johnston
Myrlene Brinson
Marie Nell Grigsby
Viola Phillips
Kenneth Scott
Ola Faye Coats
Elsie Mae Russell
Murnell Bradshaw
Mattie Doris Hammond
Lottye Grigsby
Louise Stephenson
Jane Hammond
Dad Been Dies at Home Near Roby in Comanche
G. W. Dad Been, known as Dad Been to residents of Comanche, died after a lingering illness at his Roby area home. He lived in Comanche for over forty years, operated an express wagon, and was a well known businessman and friend to many in Comanche before moving to West Texas three years ago. He is buried in the Roby community cemetery.
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Comanche
G. W
Dad) Been
Roby
Mr. Been
H. H
Chuck) Pitts
Dad
West Texas
Amo
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Mit
Jack Holt
Evalyn Knapp
Columbia Picture
Hardie Albright
Rita
Miss Steele
Mrs. Erskine
Charles Mowell
Little One
Charies
J Farrell MacDonald
Sheriff's Sale
Furs
the Mar
Comanche,Texas
Wm. Reese Drug Co
Johnson
Goodyear Speedway
R.ci
Arthure’s Tire Store
Magnolia
Omanche
van Dyke School
Boen
J. B. Allcorn Insurance and Bonds
Lowry
City Bakery
B. Love
First National Bank
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