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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1973

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Sally Key and Darrell Riewe Named 1973 Gold Star Winners

Sally Key and Darrell Riewe, both 16, were named Comanche County 1973 Gold Star winners for outstanding 4-H achievement and leadership. They will receive medals at the County 4-H Achievement banquet on October 13 and attend the district banquet at Tarleton on October 27 with their parents.

Sally Key Floyd Key Comanche Darrell Riewe Phil Riewe Newburg Comanche County Sally Darrell Tarleton W. J. Parks Comanche County Electric Cooperative Vernal King County HD Kay Patton Tp&l Brownwood

Special Week of Services at Comanche Church

The Church of Christ at 504 N. Austin Comanche plans a week of nightly services at 7 p.m. from Monday October 15 through Sunday October 21 with Vernon Ripley of Pine Bluff Arkansas as preacher. Ripley is a Comanche native and son of Mrs. L S Ripley.

Church of Christ Austin de Leon Hwy Comanche Vernon Ripley Pine Bluff Arkansas L. 8. Ripley E. High N. Austin

Jury Returns 34 Indictments in Comanche County

Comanche County's 52nd Judicial District Court returned 34 felony indictments after a three day grand jury session. The cases involve 29 defendants with charges including burglary by firearm, multiple DWI offenses, rape, fondling, theft, assault with weapons, unauthorized credit card use, forgery, and murder. The murder count targets Patricia Black of Abilene linked to the 1960s strangulation of a six year old boy in the Green residence, with prior custody and psychiatric evaluation noted.

Comanche County 52Nd Judicial District Court Ruth Page Patricia Black Abilene

Lions To Sell Mops And Brooms In October Sale

The Comanche Evening Lions Club announces a Broom and Mop Sale on October 19 with items made at Lighthouse For the Blind. The truck will park on the south side of Comanche Square from 9 a.m. Lions members will handle sales and profits support local charities. Delivery available upon request to assist handicapped individuals.

Comanche Lion Lion Ebell

Triple header football on Thursday night at 5 30 locals host De Leon

The undefeated 7th and 8th grade Paps and the Comanche Freshman team host De Leon in a 5 30 start triple header. The event features youth squads from the area in a busy Thursday night slate.

Paps Comanche de Leon

Baptists To Meet for 99th Comanche Association Session

The Comanche Baptist Association gathers for its 99th annual meeting October 15 at First Baptist Church Gustine. Moderated by Rev. Eugene W. Prevo, the gathering includes Dr. Roger Brooks Howard Payne president, Dr. Clifford Nelson area missionary, Rev. Travis Gibson Heart of Texas Encampment director, with Billy C. Spencer delivering the afternoon sermon and Perry Taylor guiding the evening message. Afternoon session starts 2 p.m. and evening at 6 30.

Comanche Baptist Association First Baptist Church Gustine Eugene W. Prevo Comanche East Side Heart of Texas Billy C. Spencer First Baptist Church of de

New Ranger Named for Area to Replace Retired Roach

Bill De Loach, long known in law enforcement, is named to replace retired Texas Ranger Geo M Roach of Stephenville who served this area since 1948. Roach received a parting gift of 1000 dollars at a September dinner with over 200 friends. Roach began as a Wise County deputy sheriff in 1929 and joined the Highway Patrol in 1931. He became a Ranger on June 1 1948 and served in Dallas and Stephenville, surviving four wounds in the line of duty and more than 5000 investigations including 500 capital cases.

Bill de Loach Geo. M. Roach Stephenville Ranger de Loach Amarillo Roach Texas Rangers Wise County U.S South Pacific Highway Patrol Texas M. T Lone Wolf) Gonzaullas Dallas Texas Ranger Roadh

Bobbie Hicks Wins Contest in Nine-Game Pick

Bobbie Hicks missed only one game in a nine game set and wins a five dollar prize. Stacy Reese of South West Texas State takes second for three dollars, Martha Davis of De Leon third for two dollars. Several others earn honorable mentions, and readers are urged to clip the coupon for next week.

Haskell Clyde Gerald Langley Olney Bobbie Hicks Texas Tech Oklahoma State Stacy Reese South West Texas State San Marcos Rt. 2 de Leon Martha Davis Tech Stacy Cowboys Martha Baylor Alice Stokes Brownwood David Glover Gorman Karen Hicks Mary Ruth Ross John Waggoner Tony Hicks Woolzie Northcutt Charles Hicks Donnie D. Hicks Tom Cox

Leta Andrews To Speak At National Conference In Chicago

Leta Andrews girls' coach of Comanche High School will be featured at the National Conference of High School Directors of Athletics in Chicago December 9 11. The event includes speakers Bill Battle Bart Starr and Andrews who led the Indian Maidens to multiple district regional and state titles and set a national record in 1972.

High School Directors of Athletics Chicago Illinois Bill Battle University of Tennessee Bart Starr Green Bay Packers Leta Andrews Comanche High School Texas High School Girls Coaches Association Andrews Granbury David Andrews U. S Coach Battle Coach Andrews

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Floyd M. Key Martha J. Stephens County Extension Agents Darrel Riewe Wichita Falls State Hospital Eric Green Gerald Green 52Nd District Court Byron McClellan Green Texas Youth Council Youth Council Lions Baptists The Pride of Comanche High School Indian Band Mike Brady de Loach National Athletic Conference Green Bay
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