Bearcats Triumph Over Indians For Championship Title
DeLeon edged Comanche in a hard fought Thanksgiving clash to claim the District Championship and secure a Bi District bid. Masters led DeLeon with key runs while Sneed and Billy Sneed connected on a score. Comanche's defense held late but fell short as Bearcats dominated the third quarter and the Indians struggled to finish drives. Captain Hood and Sullivan led the Indian defense, with Anthony returning to add blocking and coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeLeon
Comanche
Ndt
Albany
Indians
Bearcats
de Leon
Masters
Wilhelm
Marshall
Funderburg
Sneed
Billy
Waldrop
Thes
Sneed Brothers
Cook
Anthony
Captain Hood
Engme
Sullivan
Renfro
Giant
Comanche Finishes Third In District Standings
Hornsby In Again Indian guard Comanche closed a fairly successful season finishing third after losses to Gorman and DeLeon. DeLeon topped the final rankings with Gorman second. Comanche beat Stephenville Dublin Hamilton Granbury while falling to DeLeon and Gorman. Final order: DeLeon Gorman Comanche Hamilton Stephenville Granbury Dublin Hico Strawn Desde mona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Gorman
DeLeon
Stephenville
Dublin
Hamilton
Desdemona
Strawn
Hico
Granbury
Cook
Cosby
Morris
Terrill
Rogers
Allen
B. Sneed
A. Dobe
Leeburgh
W. Sneed
Quarte
Ruth
Wilhelm
Durham
Thomas
Renfro
Kirkland
Hood
Anthony
Masters
Waldrop
Satterfield
Sullivan
Marshall
Old Folks Say Dr Caldwell Was Right
A historic ad touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a simple, safe laxative used since 1875. It claims remedies for constipation and related discomforts with mild herbs and pepsin, suitable for children and the elderly, and offers a free trial bottle via Mamtiello Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Caldwell
Dr. Cauldwell
Central Christian Church Announces Regular Services
Regular preaching and Bible School at Central Christian Church with messages on Giving Thanks. Bible School at 10 a.m. Worship Service at 11 a.m. Evening service with song at 7 p.m. Pastor Kenneth L. Smith urges attendance.
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Central Christian Church
Kenneth L. Smith
4 H Club News Recaps At National Ivy Show And State Wins
The 4 H group attended the 1932 National Ivy Show in St Louis where 13 states competed though the event was abandoned. A Nebraska team from Madison county built a miniature milk cream cooling tank with Arland Schmidt and Vernon Rottler coaching, winning first place. A Wisconsin trio from Buffalo county led by William Kammueller captured top honors in animal judging, while an Illinois Walnut High School team earned recognition for agricultural studies under C M Hatlund.
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Setarle
St. Louis
Undi
Alvar
Helen Nelson
Hibbing
Minn
Nebraska
Madison County
Arland Schmidt
Vernon Rottler
J. H. Williams
Wisconsin
Buffalo County
Willam Kammueller
Illinois
Walnut High School
Bureau County
C. M. Hatlund
Notice of Postponement of Hog Killing Demonstrations
Notice to the public from John A. Barton County Agent announcing the call off of hog killing demonstrations planned for Comanche and DeLeon next week due to injuries from an automobile accident while returning from a cheese demonstration meeting at Sipe Springs Wednesday.
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Sipe Springs
Comanche
DeLeon
John A. Barton
Tucker-Jones Couple Wed at First Christian Church
Isla Gayle Jones and James G. Tucker wed Thursday morning at First Christian Church with Rev. L D Anderson officiating. ceremony featured chry santhemums and a Lohengrin march. reception at the Bean residence followed. couple to reside at 906 West Cannon Avenue after a trip to Monterey.
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Isla Gayle Jones
James G. Tucker
First Christian Church
L. D. Anderson
Roy Secrest
Dorothy Middleton
Miss Middleton
E. A. Bean
H. Murrill Jackson
Bean
Hillcrest
Ira RB. Clemons
Comanche
H. E. Erisman
Oklahoma City
Tucker
West Cannon Avenue
Monterey
Fort Worth
Proctor Honor Roll Honors Early Grade Students
The Proctor honor roll lists first grader Vane Reid second grader Peggy Dixon and sixth grader Kathleen Sturkie for academic achievement in the latest grade report.
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Vane Reid
Peggy Dixon
Kathleen Sturkie
Mercer Wins Honor at Tarleton College
Claude Mercer of Gustine ranked third among more than 900 students at Tarleton College in the 1930 31 session and was among seven Tarleton students named to the Distinguished Student List.
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Mercer
Tarleton College
Claude Mercer
Gustine
Tailor Work By Modern Methods At Chief Dry Cleaners
The advertisement touts tailoring and dry cleaning by modern methods from a leading state plant, Chief Dry Cleaners, promising quality service.
Social Roundup of Visitors and Travels in Comanche Area
A series of short notes records visits and moves among residents and relatives. Ed Sanders and family spent part of the week with kin in Aspermont, May Wallace of Hillsboro wintering with her mother in Comanche, Rev E M Daily moving to Gustine, with daughter Rebecca staying in Comanche to finish school. Earl Bailey and Mrs Bailey visited from Sterling City, Sidney J Thomas and son from Austin visited, C G Whitten and daughter visiting in Austin, Dr Tom Goodson and wife in Comanche, Dr J H Lewis and wife traveling to Menard for relatives and a hunting trip, Lucille Brite returning to Oklahoma, H W White and family in Brownwood, and Edwin Wright and others spending weekends in Comanche with local families.
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Ed Sanders
Aspermont
May Wallace
Hillsboro
J. B. Arthur
E. M. Daily
Gustine
Rebecca
Comanche
Gunn
Earl Bailey
Sterling City
John Hornbuckle
Sidney J. Thomas
Sidney, Jr
Austin
C. P. St. Clair
C. G. Whitten
Clair
Tom Goodson
San Antonio
G. H. Goodson
J. H. Lewis
Mrs Travis Cunningham Underwent Operation
Mrs Travis Cunningham underwent an operation at a Brownwood hospital last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis Cunningham
Brownwood Hospital
Hart Shoemaker and Family in Waco Outing
Hart Shoemaker and his family spent Saturday enjoying a day in Waco with local friends and sightseeing, detailing a pleasant weekend excursion in the city.
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Hart Shoemaker
Waco
Thedford's Black-Draught Help For Sick Headache
Advert reads that many headaches stem from constipation and promotes Thedford's Black-Draught as a refreshing laxative. A Texan named J W Cooper backs its relief for sick headaches lasting hours, claiming it gives prompt relief and is economical. syrup for children is also offered in small bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer
J. W. Cooper
Longview
Texcos
Thedford
Crittoren
Theedford
Interscholastic Spelling Rules Are Changed
J B Cooper announces new grade based classification for UIL spelling contest this year. He notes rule changes aim to align contest with regular spelling instruction and warns teachers to coach plain writing as legibility is crucial. Copies of the 1932 supplement and bulletin price reduced to twenty five cents per dozen one dollar per hundred for the sixteen page bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Cooper
Recenters’ Institute
Mr. Cooper
League
University Station
Austin
Baby Buried at Oakwood in Mount Pleasant
Dorris Marie Stapp, six months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Stapp of Mount Pleasant, died Saturday at Dallas Bapt ist Sanitarium. Interment was Sunday at 4 30 pm in Oakwood Cemetery with Elder J F Nickls of Abilene conducting. Born May 6 1932.
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Dorris Marie
Ernest Stapp
Mount Pleasant
Baptist Sanitarium
Dallas
Oakwool
J. F. Nickls
Abilene
Church of Christ
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SY. Mathew
St. Matthew Church
R. Chas. LaBagh
BR. U
U. R
Collins’ Shoe Shop
Live Station
Oomanche
Texas
Roger Hornsby
Louis Cardinals
Caldwell
Medical
Fountain and Drug Service
Alexandra Carlisle
The
American Academy of Arts and Care
Helen Keiler
Ueen Theatre
Brownwood, Texas
Clark
Gable
Jean
Harlow
Gene Raymond
Mary Astor
Victor Fleming
Matinee
Tucker—Jones
Proctor
Dallas News
Dallas Morning News
Supreme
Dallas, Texas
P. O
Oklahoma
Louisiana
New Mexico
Arkansas
Leo Shankles
Joe’s Service
Joe Tupin
Prop
Roberson Bus Lines, Inc
Ft. Ye A.M
Oakwood
Howard Kilpatrick
Square
Texas Furniture
Brownwood
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