Body of Mrs Hogan Taken to Arkansas For Burial
Mrs. Mary Hogan 91 died after a brief illness at her daughter’s home in Comanche. Funeral at the Gardner residence. body taken to Batesville Arkansas to rest beside her husband. Survived by children including Mrs. N. E. Gardner George F. Hogan and Walter Edwin Hogan. Born August 26 1843 in Pleasant Island Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hogan
Comanche
N. E. Gardner
Gardner
A. C. Haynes
Batesville
Arkansas
Eldridge Windfield Hogan
Alfred Bevens
Howan
Cowanche
George F. Hogan
Tohoka
Walter Edwin Hogan
Nashville
Tennessee
Pastor Van Dyke Conducts Baptist Services
Rev John W Henderson filled his monthly appointment at the Baptist Church with Saturday and Sunday worship. Sunday singing drew a strong attendance as the church holds singing on the first and third Sundays. The Senior B Y P U enjoyed a social at Duncan Bridge Friday night with a wiener roast. Er Brattonson spent the weekend with relatives in Arkansas. Mr and Mrs W P Whitlow moved to De Leon leasing their home and store to Chester Brown formerly of Comanche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Henderson
the Baptist Church
Duncan Bridge
Er. J
Weekend visitors and local notes from Hasse area
HASSE Habley Williford of John Tarleton spent the weekend with home folks. Rev McGalliion of Brownwood reached here Saturday and Sunday. School work resumed Monday after four weeks vacation to aid crop gathering. Felton Carter returned Thursday from Fort Worth. Alvie Davis returned from California. Mr and Mrs Earl King of Mink spent the weekend with relatives. Patsy Ruth Skinner broke her arm when a swine charged Sunday. Mansel Hodge of Marble Falls spent the weekend here. Mrs McEntire hosted a farewell dinner Sunday for J W McEntire in the CCC at Dublin moving to Brenham. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Karl Barry of Proctor, Mr and Mrs Roy Tubbs and children of Hasse, and J W McEntire of Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felton Carter
Fort Worth
Alvie Davis
California
Earl King
Mink
Patsy Ruth Skinner
Mansel Hodge
Marble Falls
McEntire
J. W. McEntire
CCC
Dublin
Brenham
Karl Barry
Proctor
Roy Tubbs
Thildren
Hasse
Local residents share visits and a wedding in Brownwood area
Community notes list Mr and Mrs Dillard Kelsey visiting Mr Burns in Brownwood, Devle Works and Mr Smith visiting the Williams family, and multiple visits among Cagle Vine and Rogers households. Lloyd Coker and Hilma Rogers wed at the bride's father’s home, then traveled to Breckenridge for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillard Kelsey
Burns
Brownwood
Devle
Smith
Salt Mountain
Jess Williams
Loman Cagle
Callie Vine
Newburg
Alma Rassberry
Abilene
Roy
Walling
Rogers
Lloyd Coker
Stagg Creek
Hilma Rogers
Coker
Breckenridge
Carl Milner
Brownwood Wednesday. Mrs. Squab Weaver of
Sidney
Mollie Cagle
Nichols and Evans shower honors in Soda Springs
Mr and Mrs Iva Nichols entertained with a shower Saturday night honoring Mr and Mrs Carson Evans. Mr and Mrs Jim Robertson visiting friends in New Mexico. Miss Model Farrow spent weekend with her parents at De Leon. Mr and Mrs G W Williams of Beattie visit daughter Mrs Ira Nichols. Singing scheduled for Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Nichols
Carson Evans
Jim Robertson
New Mexico
Model Farrow
de Leon
G. W. Williams
Beattie
Ira Nichols
Glasgow and McEntire Families Visit
Mr and Mrs Bill Glasgow of Mercer Gap spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Tom Glasgow. Mr and Mrs Jake Graham visited relatives at Gorman and Desmon a. Mr and Mrs Stell McEntire of Sidney spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John McEntire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Glasgow
Mercer Gap
Tom Glasgow
Jake Graham
Gorman and
Desdemona
Stell McEntire
Sidney
John McEntire
Newlyweds Sid and Mrs Johnson honored with shower
Mr and Mrs Sid Johnson of the Bible community were surprised with a Saturday night bridal shower hosted by Mr and Mrs Forrest Haddox in Bibb. After games the bride took part in a treasure hunt that led to many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Johnson
Forrest Haddox
Mrs W C Cox and Mrs P G Scott Visit Stagg Creek
Mrs W C Cox and Mrs P G Scott visited Mrs Hub LaRoque at Stagg Creek on Monday. Alf Summer has returned from Cisco where he has been working.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Cox
P. G
Scott
Hub LaRoque
Stagg Creek
Alf Summer
Cisco
Toring
One of County's Oldest Residents Dies at 99
J L Hayes 99 longtime Comanche County resident died Saturday at his Gustine home. Funeral at Siloam Cemetery Sunday with Rev M Boiles and Rev E M Daily officiating. He was born September 26, 1835 in Alabama and married Mary Dinesingame in 1858. Survived by fourteen children. Lewis preceded in death. Hayes active in community farming and Hayes Reunion gatherings. joined Cumberland Presbyterian Church early in life.
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Comanche County
J. L. Hayes
Gustine
Siloam Cemetery
James L. Hayes
Alabama
Texas
Bell County
Mr. Hayes
Mary Dinesingame
Hayes
Lewis
Lawher
Hayes Family Survives Death of Local Patriarch
The deceased, son of Hauptmann, remained active in church work until death. Surviving children attended the funeral: Mrs Polly Cox and Mrs Ann Cox of Energy, Mrs Emma Manning, Mrs Sadie Lester, Mrs Diana Cox, M. W. Hayes, and E. H. Hayes of Gustine, W. T. Hayes of Lamkin, J. M. Hayes of Dublin, Mrs Cordelia Daniels of San Saba, Mrs Victoria Neel of Coahoma, Mrs Dolly Waldrop of New Mexico, and Jesse Hayes of Mineral Wells. He was grandfather to hers and voe Marshall of Comanche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Cox
Ann Cox
Energy
Emma Manning
Sadie Lester
Diana Cox
M. W. Hayes
E. H. Hayes
Gustine
W. T. Hayes
Lamkin
J. M. Hayes
Dublin
Cordelia Daniels
San Saba
Victoria Neel
Cohoma
Dolly Waldrop
New Mexico
Jesse Hayes
Mineral Wells
Hayes
Voe Marshall
Comanche
Beeville and Tarleton visitors spend weekend in Comanche
Miss Ester Nolan of Beeville joined by Mr and Mrs E Gage and families along with Miss Mary E Jones and Miss Nan Shelton of Tarleton spent the weekend in Comanche. The group enjoyed local events and social calls during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ester Nolan
Beeville
John
BE. E. Gage
Mary FE. Jones
Nan Shelton
Tarleton
Comanche
Tessie's Beauty Parlor Ad Offers Low Cost Wave Services
A local ad promotes guaranteed waves at Tessie's Beauty Parlor with finger waves priced at 25 cents and shampoo services starting at one dollar. Appointments via phone number 485 at Blatherwick Apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tessie
Blatherwick Apartments
Scout Rally Held at De Leon in District Meet
The Second District Scout Rally gathered Friday night in De Leon with six Comanche scouts and De Leon troops present. Comanche won the larger share in Scout work contests, Rev. Alexander of De Leon Baptist delivered the address, and refreshments followed. Scouts in attendance included Jack Kinne, Bobby Hemphill, Jim Gray, James Slider, Weldon Barrett, and Joe Hicks, with J A Arthur and G N Juhl guiding them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of
Comanche
de Leon
Joe Hicks
Rev. Alexander
Jack Kinne
Bobby Hemphill
Jim Gray
James Slider
Weldon Barrett
J. A. Arthur
G. N. Juhl
Brownwood
Fort Worth and Dallas Visitors Make Weekend Rounds
Mr and Mrs Howard Kilpatrick were in Fort Worth and Dallas Sunday. Mrs Marshall Barcroft Mrs B W Speed Miss Martha Weis el and Miss Inez Sullivan spent the weekend in Austin and San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Kilpatrick
Fort Worth
Dallas
Marshall Barcroft
B. W. Speed
Martha Weisel
Inez Sullivan
Austin
San Antonio
Nurse to Roosevelt's Grandchild Returns to Proctor
Mrs. Mary S. Ewing who served as nurse to Ruth Chandler Roosevelt, granddaughter of Franklin D. Roosevelt, returns to Proctor on October 8 after a year of travel. She spent time in Hyde Park and Canojoherie New York, a few days in New York City, a month at the White House, time at Mt. Vernon, and a week in Leesburg West Virginia before visiting her brother M. M. Peace and family in Proctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Ewing
Ruth Chandler Roosevelt
Franklin D
Proctor
Hyde Park
N. Y
Adirondack Mountains
Canojoherie
New York
Roosevelt City
White House
Mt. Vernon
Leesburg
West Virginia
M. M. Peace and Family
Henry Gore Takes Post at Marshall's Barber Shop
Henry Gore has accepted a position with Marshall's Barber Shop, becoming part of the local barbering team. The move places Gore in a familiar community setting where he will serve clients with traditional grooming services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gore
Marshall
Barber Shor
McKenzie Hotel Offers All You Can Eat for a Quarter
Advertises McKenzie Hotel one block off the Southeast Corner of the square with all you can eat meals for 25 cents. No advance notice needed. Also offers clean rooms at reasonable rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKenzie Hotel
Ekenzir Hotel
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van Dyke
Habley Williford
John Tarleton
Rev. McGalliion
Aiks
upUsy Vaaig Ofiamos Oaa
Brown
Adjoining Counties
National
Brownwood Bulletin
Washington
Roosevelt
National Industry Recovery Board
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Clay Williams
Reynolds Tobacco Co
General Johnson
GAP
Soda Springs
Cotton Grove
Bibb
County
Hauptmann
Manfred Hauptmann
Bruno Hauptmann
Ravel
Heary Ford
Iere
Portland Cement Association
Norwood Ridg
Henry Ford
Beauty
Lowry
City Bakery
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