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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1942
Page
3
Local firm Higgibotham Bros & Co advertises a fresh carload of Side Delivery Rakes for peanut growers. The listing also offers a used peanut thresher and a power hay baler with auxiliary engine for sale.
Advertisements list for sale or trade of large land parcels near Roch with hundreds of acres, cultivation details, and trade offers. The Roch community reports soldiers formerly from Roch heard from, noting Jim mie Carrigan's return to duty in the South Pacific and others at bases in Washington and Oregon.
Mr and Mrs D C Garner report son Private Frank Garner has been discharged from a Los Angeles school and sent back to San Bernardino California. Mr and Mrs M L Doggett had
Archie Carmichael joined the Air Corps and moved his household goods from Brownwood to his father's farm near Comanche. Burks Transfer and Storage Company, a bonded and insured firm, handled the move.
Will H. Jones of Eden contracted Burks Transfer and Storage to move his household goods from Eden to Comanche where his mother resides near Troy Marshall. The notice urges readers to contact Burks when planning a move.
A Gustine youth now in the Navy writes to The Comanche Chief from Port Blakely Washington praising Comanche High School football and coach Swope. He urges local boys before draft to consider joining the Navy and sends a subscription renewal.
Roch Miss Waldene Johnson of Fort Worth visited her mother Mrs. Minnie Johnson for the week end. Miss Johnson just qualified out of a Fort Worth air craft school in sheet metal work last Friday. Mrs. F. M. Helmsley of Ysleta stayed with her sisters Mrs. Minnie Johnson and Mrs. May Doggett and brought her daughter Thomasene to Abilene for high school enrollment. Miss Norma Chandler of Comyn spent the week end with her aunt Mrs. Hollis Cox.
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