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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1925

Page

3

Aunt Mary Chrestman Rites Mark Service to Orphans

Obituary honors Mary Chrestman of Sipe Springs born December 20 1842 near Fort Smith Arkansas who raised nine orphans and supported many others through decades of faith and work. Funeral at the tabernacle followed by services conducted by Reverends Anglin and Collins. Her son Joe stood by her bedside as she died October 31 1925 near Comanche County Texas.

Carrie Childress Sipe Springs Mary Chrestman Mary Pace Ft. Smith Arkansas J. G. Chrestman van Zandt County Texas Coryell County Comanche County Mary Joe Chrestman Walker Nannie Gipson Jim Tom Woodall Bell Douglas Jerome Allen Dick Morris Rosa Morris Ab Morgan Methodist Church Hunting Shirt Presbyterian Church Church Anglin Indian Mountain Coryell Co Christ Man’s Coryell Bro Collins Tabernacle M. W. Wyatt Jeff Morgan B. A. Whitesides Lee Poteet Sam Poteet F. L. Little

Early registration urged under Texas headlight law

The Texas Auto Headlight Law requires a headlight test certificate within 30 days of registration. Tax Collector Mrs. J. W. Reese urges motorists to register early to avoid January rush and prevent delays. Trucks must show a light certificate with registration, and tests should occur before registration to meet the rule.

Sheriff's Sale Notice in Erath and Comanche Counties

Notice of a sheriff sale issued by J. L. Saunders for 1925 judgment in favor of First State Bank of Stephenville against J. J. Gregg et al. Levee on 10 acres in Comanche County, Texas, described as the west half of the south quarter and northwest quarter of Section No. 3 E. T. Railway Company Block No. 2.

Court House Comanche County Comanche Texas Levy J. J. Gregg J. T. Gilbreath Comanche Co Stephenville J. J E. T. Railway Company

Teachers From Every County To Attend State Association

Fort Worth Texas November 17 Officials announce every Texas county will send representatives to the Texas State Teachers Association convention in Dallas on November 26 27 and 28. Counties including Brooks Caldwell Cherokee Kleberg Rockwall and Trinity have enrolled all teachers. Railroads offer a historic one and one fifth fare round trip with many attendees traveling by automobile. Lee Clark president says the program features classroom problem studies and nationally known educators as principal speakers with college reunions and organization banquets planned.

Fort Worth Texas Texas State Teachers Association Dallas Brooks Caldwell Cherokee Klebere Rockwall Trinity Association Lee Clark

Wealthy Motorist Blames Shortage on Push Attitude

A Georgia traveler stops at a gas station to refuel and mocks a lazy attendant. He insists on pushing to succeed, only to learn the station has no gasoline. The exchange takes place in Columbus and ends with the ironic twist of no fuel available.

Georgia Columbus

One More of Comanche's Old Timers Gone

John W. Coker a Georgia born resident moved to Comanche county in 1867 died October 9 after 14 years on his Bibb Texas farm Married Frances Redwine in 1874 they had seven children four of whom survived along with sisters and a brother He joined the Methodist church early and remained active until death

John W. Coker Georgia Garden County Comanche County Mr. Coker Bibb Texas Frances Redwine Robert Tim Wiley Comanche Lou Qualls O'Brien Sally Holcomb Midland M. E. Bullock Coleman W. R. Coker Wichita Falls Quinn J. A. Jones Methodist Church

Open spaces reveal identity as map lost in fading light

The dialogue notes two travelers, one romantic, one practical, claiming that great spaces reveal the self. They are 20 miles from anywhere as the sun sets and the map is missing, prompting a turning point in their journey.

Romatic George Boston Transcript

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J. W. Reese C. A. Wells For All Thedford P. M. Fagan Erath Comanche Texas Bob McCampbell Campbell Building the Powder Puff Beauty Shop D. C. Thrasher Bear of Roberson Sisters Store Jessup& Allcorn Miles America N. A. Palmer Rauhut’s Chevrolet Flint Igan F.o. B. Flint Mich Higginbotham Bros. & CO
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