From These Roots Explores America Across Time and Space
A new book titled From These Roots by Caroly Lieber man Gilman surveys the United States from its creation to the Space Age in 581 pages. It features a Texas chapter on Comanche, notes Indian raids, and includes 183 tribes and widespread place-name derivations.
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America
Caroly Lieberman
Gilman
Earth
Walter T. Dixott
Comanche
Dixon
Hardin Brothers
Hawaii
USA
Vangae Press
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy Officers’ Club
PTA
Genealogy requests seek missing relatives and coats of arms
Several notices request help tracing family lines from Pearce and Austin ancestors to descendants. Other inquiries seek a coat of arms for the Runge lineage and connections to the Embry Crane family with ties to Missouri Indian Territory and Denison.
Surname inquiry ties to Irish born stonemason James Kelly
James Lee Kelly III requests data on the Kelly or O Kelly surname tracing James Kelly who settled in Belton, Texas around 1860s as a stonemason on the state capitol in Austin. He was born in County Cork Ireland and married Cathleen O Connor of Sligo. They lived in Darlington England before emigrating to Boston then Texas. Their children included John Charles Walter James Lee Anna and Kate. O Connor descendants reside in Victoria and scattered across Texas.
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James Lee Kelly
P.O
Silsbee
Texas
Kelly
O'Kelly
James Kelly
Belton
Austin
County Cork
Ireland
Cathleen O'Connor
County Sligo
Darlington
England
University of Edinburgh
Scotland
Boston
Cathleen
John
Charles
Walter
McAllen
James Lee
Anna
Kate
O'Connor
Victoria
Has affluence eaten away at the soul of America
The piece laments a perceived spiritual decline in the United States amid guerrilla warfare in Vietnam and widespread drug concerns. It notes potential moral dulness, consumer influence, and political scandals, while pointing to hopeful signs in family values, youth spirituality, and a call for renewed commitment to the nation’s moral core.
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America
Americans
Vietnam
Viet Nam
Pharmaceutical
Senate
Leon Price
Parent-Teachers Associations
National Assembly
Comanche Chief newspaper details and prices
The Comanche Chief lists publication details from 202 W Grand in Comanche Texas established 1873 with weekly Thursday issues. The editors include J G Wilkerson and WM Wilkerson with associate editor Mrs James Wilflpson and subscription rates varied by region and duration.
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J. G. Wilkerson
WM 8
Dean Poyner Rites Thursday
Dean D Poyner 85 of Ranger died in Hobbs New Mexico Tuesday afternoon October 12 at a son’s home. Services will be at 10 a m Thursday October 14 at Killingsworth Funeral Chapel Ranger with Rev K C Edmons officiating burial in Evergreen Cemetery Ranger He was born December 2 1885 in Comanche retired farmer lived in Ranger since 1925 survived by four sons W D Midkiff Wesley L Ranger Dean D Jr Big Lake and Garland Jack Poyner Hobbs NM a daughter Mrs O M Lou Franklin Ranger a sister Mrs Minnie Haslett Comanche 13 grandchildren and one great grandchild wife Nancy Jane Kiser died September 1955.
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Dean D. Poyner
Ranger
Hobbs
N.M
Killingsworth Funeral Chapel
Rev
K. C. Edmons
Evergreen Cemetery
Mr. Poyner
Comanche
W. D
Midkiff
Wesley L
Dean D. Jr
Big Lake
Garland
Jack) R. Poyner
O. M
Lou) Franklin
Minnie Haslett
Nancy Jane Kiser
Vitamin C rich foods for healthy gums and tissues
County home demonstration agent Martha Stephens notes vitamin C is essential and found in citrus, tomatoes, and potatoes. Include baked or boiled potatoes in meals, add tomato salads with greens, and pair with fruit salads to ensure adequate intake in the basic four menu plan.
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Martha Stephens
Tops Session Highlights Comanche Meeting
The Comanche Tops held a monthly meeting in the R E A room on Monday night October 8 at 7 30. Fourteen attended with Lucille Adcock named Queen of the Week for a six pound loss. Net loss for the week was 1944 pounds, according to club reporter Sara Lou Cox.
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Comanche Tops
R.E.A
Lucille Adcock
Sara Lou Cox
Dudleys Attend State Fair and Hereford Show in Dallas
Mr and Mrs Gail Dudley and Jim Dudley visited the State Fair and Hereford Show in Dallas this week showcasing cattle and fair happenings.
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Dallas
Gail Dudley
Jim Dudley
Garry Todd Davis Born at Irving Community Hospital
Garry and Garry Davis announce the birth of their son, Garry Todd, on September 28 at Irving Community Hospital. He weighed seven pounds six ounces and measured 20 inches. Grandparents are Winston Kee of Gustine and C. V. Davis of Comanche. great grandmother is J. L. Johnston of Comanche. sister Deann, five.
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Garry Davis
Garry Todd
Irving Community Hospital
Garry
Deann
Winston Kee
Gustine
C. V. Davis
Comanche
J. L. Johnston
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Son of God
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Teras
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