Comanche Area Social Notes and Military Moves
Personal visits span Comanche and nearby towns as residents host relatives and service members. Ensign John M. Arthur returns from Washington on leave to visit parents. Ton Cox on 1 day Navy leave. Captain John Jolen t and family return from Minnesota and visit relatives. Capt Luker to Camp Bowie. Several locals travel to Dallas Fort Worth Houston and California for family and wartime duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Ragens
J. M. Harris
Pate Faran
E. S. Fagan
Fort Worth
Herbert Fagan
Set. Moody
Camp Bowie
Comanche
Leverett Little
Ensign John M. Arthur
USNR
Washington, D. C
Priendsley
Higginbotham Lumber Yard
Pfc
Marshall Perry
California
Luzon
A. T. Perry
Lester Henderson
Dallas
Ww. D. Carroll
Carrol
H. R. Lacy
Army
Alt
Iren
India
J. Besa
Airlene
Ton Cox
South Carolina
Tom Cox
Navy
Buster Hicks
Littlefield
John Jolen
Minnesota
Noe
Tom Dudley
Jolenk
Dorothy Armstrong
Ruth Adele Moore
Baylor University
Pat Cagle
Brownwood
Comanche Friends
Henry Durham
Carl Nabers
Bie Lake
Jim Nabers
C. Luker
Fort Smith
Arkansas
C. FP. Luker
Proctor
R. H. Laham
Captain Luker
Fort Worth visitor joins Comanche friends for weekend
Mrs. Shirley Tackette of Fort Worth visited Comanche friends over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Melowsky and children spent the week-end in Hamilton where they met a cousin, Warrant Officer Louris Harlick, who has just returned from overseas duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Tackette
Fort Worth
Harry Melowsky
Hamilton
Louris Harlick
Ordinance Bans Parking of Gaseous Fuel Vehicles in Comanche
The City of Comanche Texas passes an ordinance prohibiting parking on streets and alleys within city limits of vehicles containing butane or liquefied petroleum gases and prescribes a penalty for violations.
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Comanche
Texas
City of Comanche bans parking of tank trucks
Ordinance enacted by the Comanche city council in 1945 prohibits parking tank trucks or trailers carrying butane or liquefied petroleum gases on city streets and alleys. Violators face misdemeanor charges with fines up to 100 dollars. City Secretary H. R. Jones attested the measure on September 24, 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Board of Fire Underwriters
National Fire Protection Association
Comanche
Chemistry promises relief for aches and burning discomfort
An advertisement touts ET ROS as a chemical method to restore normal body balance and relieve tired back muscles and burning sensations from faulty kidney elimination. It urges asking for CTITROS-81.09 at the druggist and notes sale by a local distributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etros
Ordinance Tightens Regulation of Liquefied Petroleum Gas
City of Comanche Texas enacts rules requiring standard grade piping and UL listing, prohibits underground storage inside buildings, mandates odorizing LPG, inspection fees of 1 dollar per appliance, tank truck and trailer standards, and penalties up to 100 dollars with daily offense charges. The measure takes effect after final passage on September 24, 1945.
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City of
Comanche
National Board of Fire Underwriters
National Fire Protection Association
City Inspector of Gas Plumbing
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Comanche, Texas
Y.W. Holmes
Comanche National Bank Building
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J. C. Gaddy
Miles
Dr. Miles
Miles Antirain
Colden Petroleum Products
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Gustine
Merly
Riley
Tl. Wort
Greene & Waring
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John D. Waring, JR
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