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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1938
Page
6
Methodist circles report social visits as Mr. and Mrs. Jep T. Clemons and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Griffin called on Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dixon in Bangs. Miss Pauline Glass spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Modie Glass.
Rueben Lee manager of a gas station grocery store and cafe in Proctor fell more than thirty feet into a well while workers were preparing it for use. He escaped with minor scratches and a bruised right shoulder after bracing against a cement rim and colliding with another worker during the descent.
The fragmentary text offers little clear content. It mentions a person named Wat and vague ideas about a landscape or view, but no concrete event, place, date, or organization is discernible for a concise summary.
And sons voted Henry Buckin at Tay. Mr and Mrs. 8. D. Hurt hosted Sunday guests including W. G. Hurt and family from Bronte, J. E. Hurt and daughter from Comanche, J. L. Woolsey and son from Soda Springs, John Burrows and sons from Dublin, Wayne Woolsey and family, D C Summers, Bogus Hayes, Lowlan Louder milk from Downing visiting W. L. Reed’s family. Mrs Boyd of California also visiting relatives here.
The Indians host a hero at eight after a 12-0 win by Hamilton over Hico with three blocked punts. Hico and Goldthwaite tied 0-0 in Goldthwaite while Goldthwaite beat Hamilton 13-0 in the opener. Hamilton’s grid pride and Comanche Dublin ranks highlighted by a league standings update.
Fragmentary report hints at competitive games with Baylor and Saran facing off and Pits challenging G. M. Baylor. Gee Wedhn appears as a noted name amid uncertainty and possible upset in Santa Clara.
Sunday guests at Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hodge included Mrs. Ollie Lee of Brownwood and Mrs. Kenman and another from Brady, Mr. and Mrs. Daniels, Mr. and Mrs. Dove, and Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Stallwood of Dublin visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smallwood. Goddard of Jonesboro also called on the Grumbles Saturday night while Weldon Stark left for the CCC Camp at Brownwood.
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