Comanche News Roundup: Bank Deposits, School, Weddings, and Deaths
March diary from Comanche details two banks reporting combined deposits of 790285 dollars on March 4 19 and 634496 dollars on March 4 1935. Perry Morin serves as Lamkin School principal with faculty including Len Dalton Coda Barnett and Sybil Campbell. School board members listed alongside local clergy and community notices cover a Western Auto Supply Star store opening Earl Ray Evans proprietor ties to Proctor and Dublin banks. Other items note weddings in Comanche March 4 6 and 8 1936, a planned softball meeting, church attendance goals, a funeral for EE Denny, and local students attending the Fat Stock Show in Port Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Morin
Lamkin
Moring
Robin Springs
Len Dalton
Coda Barnett
Sybil Campbell
F.C. Stevens
C. E. Anderson
K. Oo Brittain
R. S. Carlton
R Peterson
Hern Barnett
Doc Miller
Western Auto Supply
Comanche
Earl Ray Evans
Evans
Proctor High School
Brysonville
Hazel
Joe Bukoviny
Ronnie Norrid
A. C. Nance
Church of Christ
J. C. Biggs
Comanche School Board Names Home Economics Teacher
Miss Dudley Hicks, daughter of Mrs. S. J. Hicks of Comanche, chosen by the Comanche School Board to fill the unexpired term of Frances Beason as Home Economic teacher at Comanche High School. Beason becomes County Home Demonstration Agent of Refugio County. Interschool League One-Act contest ends with De Leon beating Comanche for first time in five years. Comanche cast Mary Louise Rayburn Virginia Walker Richard Tate Howell McCorkle Hailton Houck Mrs Romeo Walker. De Leon, coached by a former Comanche coach, features Marceline Townsley Jada Davis Dorothy Bowen in Finders Are Keepers while Comanche performs Alamo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morell Pinson
Joe Higginbotham
Winnie Handcock
Jeraldine Coker
Laura Ellen Gaines
Cathline Sturkie
John Croft
Dorothy Purvis
J. W. Harris
Winston Miller
Raymond Carlton
Merlin Davis
Giles Dutton
Ovid Harris
Wendell Ellis
Dick Gaines
Robert Bush
Dudley Hicks
S. J. Hicks
Comanche
Mss
Frances Beason
Miss Beason
Refugio County
de Leon High School
Comanche High School
de Leon
Mary Louise Rayburn
Virginia Walker
Richard
Visit of Croker Family in Dallas Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs J R Croker visited Dallas over the weekend staying with Mr and Mrs Leonard Sanders and their children. The trip highlighted family time and social visits in the Dallas area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
J. R. Croker
Leonard Sanders
Morris couple welcomes son John Robert in Des Moines
Mr and Mrs R J Morris of Des Moines Iowa announce the birth of a son named John Robert born Friday November 21. He weighed four pounds ten ounces. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs George R Willis of Co and Mr and Mrs C F Silvas of Austin. The Silvas family spent the weekend in Comanche with Mr and Mrs O Brightman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robert
R. J. Morris
Des Moines
Iowa
George R. Willis
Comanche
Unclear OCR fragment hints at a local crash and people
Fragmentary text mentions a crash near a hospital and several individuals with family relations. Names and exact details are unreadable, limiting precise reconstruction of events or affiliations.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ceserttes Buther
Fort Worth
Carl Hall
Vis
Victor Hall
EE Denny
Comanche County
Charles L. Ree
Beattle Farmer
Frances Marion York, Jr
Evelyn Dearson
Comache
George Wetzel
W. L. Donaldson
Elizabeth Lanesten
F. B. Barnes
Aubrey Smith
Victorine Ripley
Rev. Royals
Cox
Patsy Pulliam
J. D Smoot
Morgan E. Hall
Wieking
Higeinbotham
R. L Fortune
Proctor
Jessis Purvis
RB. E. Anders
Port Whorth
S. Side Sq
Norris Insurance
W. Central
Higginbothams
Chanksgivng
Tany
Smith
Radio Sie
A. B. Smith
Ft. Worth
Hiway
Tyle
MR. A Mrs
KR. J. Morris
Savies
Durham's
Cate Tench
L.A Liviteston
Grintige Tarsay
Tan Pebafuss
Hierway Krtereers
Lavipeten
Drew
Garnet Hoepitul
Trhatire
Mir George Dsr
Mr. Wol
Mary Dat
Go. Davis
Texas Power & Light Company
Olds Mobility
Oldsmobile
Dsmobile
Arthur Chevrolet-Olds Inc
Comanche, Texas
EW Olds Show
Patti FP
Abc-Tv
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