Comanche National Bank Report of Condition 1971
The Comanche National Bank of Comanche Texas filed a condition report for September 30 1971 under 12 U S C 161. It lists assets totaling 10 719 954 35 including cash securities loans and premises and liabilities 39 821 102 60 with deposits near 9 754 957 59 and capital accounts 74 258 74 reflecting equity and surplus figures. Directors Howell F Cobb Walter Jack Gore J W Moore R K Waggoner sign the report with cashier Donald R Hall attesting to accuracy.
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Texas
U.S. Treasury
Donald R. Hall
Cattlemen's Roundup Brings In Over $3 100
The West Texas Rehabilitation Center held its annual sheep sale at Coleman Livestock Auction this week raising over $3 100. Combined with other Coleman Auction sales the Center reports the Cattlemen's Round-Up for Crippled Children total near $4 000, with the year’s total over $70 000 but below prior years.
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West Texas
Coleman
Brough
Taxpayer fears rise as minority business venture eyed
The piece notes a proposed $100 million federal program to fund minority owned small businesses, audience doubts on feasibility as many small firms faded under tough conditions. It cites Senate Foreign Relations Committee cuts to foreign aid, concerns about U S world influence, and calls for budget scrutiny. It also comments on Soviet arms talks and the US defense posture amid warnings of global power shifts.
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U. S
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
Pakistan
Congress of the
United States
Suffrage Splendor at Effie Foster Birthday Celebration
Twenty four relatives gathered at the home of Miss Effie Foster in Sine Springs to mark her 90th birthday and Fritz Foster’s 78th birthday. The group enjoyed a sumptuous turkey dinner with all the trimmings.
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Twely
Effie Foster
Sine Springs
Fritz Foster
Pottsville Bobcats Triumph in Homecoming Over Sidney
Pottsville defeats Sidney 60 to 8 in a homecoming rout as Danny Karnes runs for four touchdowns including 4, 36, 38 and 45 yards. Karnes shines with two long scores while James Ivey and Ricky Fielding contribute early and late plays. Sidney threatens briefly in the first half before Pottsville pulls away.
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Douglas Gaynes
Sidney
Fottsville Bobcats
Danny Karnes
Potsville
Pottsville
Eagles
James Ivey
Bobcat
Karnes Ister
Darril Hopper
Pottsville Bobcats
Karnes
Hopper
Eagle
Pibeats
Karres
Ricky Fielding
Guynes
Star
Star Tigers
Mrs Vaughan 85 Dies in De Leon Nursing Home
Mrs Atha Lee Vaughan aged 85 of De Leon died at 8 30 am Friday in a Dublin nursing home. Services were held at 2 pm Sunday Oct 17 at First United Methodist Church with minister Ha tox officiating. Burial followed in De Leon Cemetery Nabors Funeral Home in charge. She was born Sept 18 1885 in Mississippi and lived in Comanche County since 1956. Survived by two sons Paul Vaughan Fort Worth and O H Vaughan Germany a brother Arthur Thomas Fort Worth four sisters Delia Palmer Cisco Brah Bridges Fort Worth Minnie Ford Houston Ruth Irvin Huntsville and one grandson.
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Atha Lee Vaughan
de Leon
Dublin
First United Methodist Church
Payne Ha‘tox
Nabors
Mississippi
Comanche County
O. H. Vaughan
Paul Vaughan
Fort Worth
Germany
Arthur Thomas
Delia Palmer
Cisco
Brah Bridges
Minnie Ford
Houston
Ruth Irvin
Huntsville
Holiday Handicrafts at Comanche Public Library
The Comanche Public Library presents Holiday Handicrafts for Halloween Thanksgiving and Christmas with projects and a short note on each holiday’s origin.
Parker Family Celebrates 78th Birthday Honoring R E Parker
R E Parker Sr marked his 78th birthday with a family gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs a Or featuring three new additions Jana Jennifer and Jason born to relatives in De Leon Dallas and Granbury guests traveled from Comanche Brownwood Dallas Abilene Stephenville and Austin for the noon buffet and ball game viewing party
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R. E. Parker, Sr
A Or
Big Daddy
Parker
Jana
Bob Simpson
de Leon
Jennifer
Dicky Dickson
Dallas
Jason
James Hodges
Granbury
Commancle
Bill Parker
Susan
Bruce
Bill Goforth
Ann
David
Sandi Suddereth
Bob Parker
Weldon Turner
Melody
Odell Ormsby
Nancy
R. E. Parker
Jana. de Leon
Glen Hodges
Barry
Max Parker
George Tsevat
Austin
Bobby Simpson
Bill Karr
Abilene
Joni Simpson
Lubbock
Jerry Simons
Stephenville
Paps overpower Hamilton in 7th grade 14 0 win
Dennis Nowlin reports the 7th grade Paps defeated Hamilton 14 0 on Thursday. Edwin McGuire scored from the two yard line and after a failed PAT Steve Hazelrigg added a 60 yard TD with McGuire converting the PAT. The 8th grade beat Hamilton 20 6 with Dan Holland and Steve Davis scoring and Davis converting two points. Holland leads with 409 season yards, Williams 404. Comanche hosts De Leon Thursday at 5 30 pm.
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Dennis Nowlin
Paps
Hamilton
Edwin McGuire
Steve Hazelrigg
Hamilton Sth
Dan Holland
Steve Davis
Holland
Davis
Bennie Williams
Comanche
de Leon
Mrs Fenimore and Mrs Mason Visit Elliott in San Antonio
Mrs John Fenimore and Mrs Brooks Mason traveled to San Antonio Sunday to see Mrs Fenimore's mother Mrs E E Elliott.
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John Fenimore
Brooks Mason
San Antonio
Mrs. Fenmore
E. E. Elliott
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Barry Goldwater
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God
Goree
Rand
Fran Day
Pottsville Downs
David Ward
Eagle Douglas Guynes
Vaughan
Livingston Florist
North Austin
Gustine
San Antonio Visitor
Tp&l
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Texas Power & Light Company
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