Amity by W B Alford Weens Sister Illness
Amity by W B Alford was called to ween recently in response to a message that her sister was seriously ill. Miss Willa Deen Dupree has returned from Tulsa visiting relatives. Pauline Anderson visited the home of Mr and Mrs D Medcalf. Mr and Mrs Charlie Gintz and others visited in Rising Star. Charlie Gintz and daughter Mildred visited his parents in Bangs. Mr and Mrs Charlie Atchison with George Parker were visitors in the home of Mr and Mrs Joan Mathis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Alford
Ween
Willa Deen Dupree
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Relaves
Pauline Anderson
Hame
D. Medcalf
Charlie Gintz
T. M. An
A. D Jones
Temple Hospital
Mildred
C. Gintz
Bangs
Charlie Atchison
George Parker
de Leon
Joan Mathis
Gustine Residents Attend Events and Games
Gustine figures travel plans as ISHAM and Laverne Isham head to Fort Worth for Frontier Ex position while Jim Striplin and companions visit Dallas. Gustine Tigers play Williams High School in the season opener. Epworth League to host an on church lawn entertainment Friday for all young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Isham
Laverne
Fort Worth
Jim Striplin
Ruby Neil Kerley
Ara Mae Hayward
Gwendolyn Walker
Mildred Rixie
Dallas
Jack Godbey
Mr. Swope
Georgetown
Gustine Tigers
Williams High School
Ralph Smoot
Epworth League
Church Lawn
Hardy Johnston
John Couch
Seymour
Scott
Odessa
Duke
E. W. Gleaton
Comanche
L. A. Gleaton
Tribute to the memory of Mrs. H. L. Osburn
Ida Roper born in Liberty County Texas moved to Coryell County at age eight. She died at 67 years 5 months 9 days after marrying H. L. Osburn November 16 1892. Survived by daughter Miss Jimmie Osburn and Mrs. E C Walker of Gustine. two sons Willie Osburn and Mrs. R. E. Williams preceded in death. Funeral at Gustine Methodist Church conducted by Rev. R. M. McGinnis and Rev. Weathers. Interment Bee Hive Cemetery Hamilton County.
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R. M. McGinnis
Ida Roper
Liberty County
Texas
Coryell County
H. L. Osburn
Willie Osburn
R. E. Williams
Jimmie Osburn
E. C. Walker
Gustine
Gustine Methodist Church
Sister Osburn
Rev. Weathers
Bee Hive
Hamilton County
Citation by Publication in Comanche County Texas
Public notice commands the unknown heirs of M D Pendergrass to appear before the District Court of Comanche County on October 19 1936 to answer a petition seeking partition of 191.4 acres of land described in the Blakemore survey. The suit No 8156 lists J L Cox as plaintiff and Warren Byrd and Pendergrass heirs as defendants.
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State OF Texas
Comanche
M. D. Pendergrass
Hon District Court
Comanche County
Texas
J. L. Cox
Joe Byrd
Margaret Byrd
M. E. Pendergrass
Pendergrass
Deffey Pendergrass
Thomas J. Blakemore
W. T. Byrd
Ben Wilhelm
Tarleton College dormitory space nearing full capacity
Stephenville report notes more than one thousand students enrolled at John Tarleton College with late registrations still arriving. College farm barracks renovated to house Tarleton cadets studying agriculture, including Weldon Vines of Comanche. The article ends with a quoted snatch about Russians confessing.
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Stephenville
John Tarleton College
Tarleton
Weldon Vines
E. C. Vines
Comanche
Notice by Publication Delinquent Tax Suits in Comanche County
Public notice in Comanche County Texas addresses non residents and unknown owners of parcels in Comanche City Delinquent land the S W 14 of Block 35 Helmsley Addition and blocks K G L O and lot 5 6 7 8 Block J Fairland Addition seeks tax 9 45 and 63 12 with October district court appearance to defend suit foreclosure sale of the described properties attributed to G W Fitch and W W Sealy unknown owners and heirs dated September 24 1936.
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State of Texas
County of
Comanche
G. W. Fitch
S. W. 14
B. Helmsley
S. E. Cor
S. W. Cor
City of
District Court
Comanche County
Ben Wilhelm
Coreneck County
Texas
State of
W. W. Sealy
Fairland Addition
Thanking Coman che County for kindness during illness
Tressie Brown of Hamlin Texas expresses gratitude to the people of Coman che County for visits and kindness during a long illness at Blackwell Sanitarium. She praises cheerful words and asks God’s blessings in return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
Blackwell Sanitarium
Tressie Brown
Hamlin
Texas
Equality through fear guides a government motto
A Jamestown New York Journal line proclaims that true equality exists when all social classes receive equal treatment if they can equally intimidate the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
N. Y
Comanche FFA Elects Leaders for New Year
Sixty three Vocational Agriculture boys at Comanche High School reorganized their FFA Chapter. Elected leaders include President L. D. Coker, Vice-President Johnnie Clark, Secretary J. K. Wilhelm, Treasurer Garland Collins, Reporter Tom Cox, Farm Watch Dog Jim Gray, Historian Harold Edwards, Parliamentarian Joe Cardwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche High School
L. D. Coker
Johnnie Clark
J. K. Wilhelm
Garland Collins
Tom Cox
Jim Gray
Harold Edwards
Joe Cardwell
Pyorhea Remedy Promises Money Back Guarantee
Advertisement notes LETOS PYORRHEA REMEDY as a treatment for gum disease and bad breath. It claims to heal worst cases if used as directed and offers a money back guarantee through Wm Reese Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Drug Co
Minister Smoot to Preach at Gustine Church Sunday
Rev. J. D. Smoot of Comanche will preach at eleven o'clock Sunday morning at the Gustine Methodist Church. Let every member be present. J. B. Weathers, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Smoot
Comanche
Gustine Methodist Church
J. B. Weathers
Notice by Publication in Delinquent Tax Suit Reaches Unknown Heirs
Public notice in Comanche County Texas informs unknown heirs of Mrs. Schewerth about a delinquent tax claim on E 1 2 of Block 93 Wrights Addition. City taxes amount to 25.20 and a district court suit seeks foreclosure and sale to recover costs. Judge BEN Wilhelm signs for the court. The item also notes Mrs. W S Hartford of Sipe Springs visiting Emma here last week and a farm news subscription offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
Comanche
E. Schewerth
Schewerth
Wright
District Court
Comanche County
Ben Wilhelm
Poorly Nourished Women urged to seek Cardus remedy
The ad emphasizes poor nourishment leads to fatigue and suggests Cardus as a long trusted remedy used by mothers for over fifty years. It claims thousands of women testify to its benefits and advises consulting a physician if no benefit is felt.
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Cardus
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