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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1926
Page
3
The record lists marriages of Ira M. Ross to Miss Flosie Mae Dabney Curtis Gilliam to Miss Bonnie Carmack Robert Foster to Miss Texie Mae Smith Grady Harkins to Miss Raby Durdette Albert Clements to Miss Irene Northcutt and a birth for John T. Jones and wife of Sipe Springs A baby boy. The note mentions services available during the fair at Cunninghams Tailor Shop.
The city of Comanche Texas enacts an emergency ordinance offering a reward of 100 dollars for the arrest and conviction of anyone guilty of arson within city limits. It mandates notices in three or more public places and requires applicants for the reward to present evidence to the city council for approval.
Notice posted by J Jas De Witt forbids trespassing on all his properties and specifically mentions bee hunting as prohibited at any of the sites. The brief warning cites strict access restrictions and potential enforcement actions.
Publication summons issued for Petella Reveile to answer a divorce petition filed August 20 1926 in District Court Comanche County Texas No 7250. The case alleges the couple married January 3 1924 in Bell County Texas and separations due to cruelty with plaintiff seeking divorce and relief. Publication to run weekly for four weeks in Eatella Reveille.
Alton P. Farrar and Mrs. Thelma McCarthy of Comanche were married by Justice of the Peace E. T. Perkinson at 10 am Saturday in his office. The couple, joined by a friend, left for their Comanche home after the ceremony.
85 acre land listing with 20 acres in cultivation offered by Mrs Ora Scott. Property located at first house west of brick plant on Brownwood road with contact for viewing or purchase. .8-6p
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