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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1946

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Comanche REA Allotment Receives Final Approval Awaited

Comanche REA nears final approval for its largest allotment, a 544 mile power line project across Comanche County and nearby areas to serve 1087 more homes with an investment exceeding a half million dollars. Ory Grigsby notes awaiting Claude Wickard’s formal consent from Washington. Eastland and Brown counties also gain substantial line expansions.

Comanche Grigsby Comance County Eastland County Brown County

District 9-A Results Highlight Week

Results show Gorman 25 over Comanche 0 and De Leon 27 over Hamilton 0. Hico 0 Dublin 0 ends scoreless while Ballinger 12 defeats Eastland 0. Upcoming games feature Brady at Comanche and Gorman at Hamilton with Dublin at Eastland and De Leon at Hico.

Brady Comanche Gorman Hamilton Dublin Eastland de Leon Hico

Baptist Revival Starts November 3 At Local Church

Plans are nearing completion for an intensive revival at the First Baptist Church beginning Sunday November 3. Rev. John G. Lambrides, pastor, says Dr. Harry Lee Spencer of Brownwood will preach. Steve Heather of Coggin Avenue Baptist Church Brownwood will lead the singing. Spencer is an evangelist and pastor. Heather is a noted song leader in church work and Lions Club events.

First Baptist Church John G. Lambrides Harry Lee Spencer First Baptist Church of Brownwood Steve Heather Coggin Avenue Baptist Church Spencer Heather Lions Club

Roping Club Donates 75 to Band Mothers Club

The Comanche Roping Club presented the Comanche Band Mothers Club a check for 75 dollars to support buying uniforms for Comanche High School Band members. President M E Gore says the gift acknowledges Band Director Camp and the musicians who supplied music at the annual rodeo.

Comanche Roping Club Comanche Band Mothers Club Camp M. E. Gore

Health Drive planned for Comanche citywide cleanup

The City of Comanche launches a health drive to curb typhus with dusting for rats supervised by Dr. M. E. Scott and state officials. Residents advised to dust 10 percent DDT, burn trash, and prepare for a city-wide cleanup October 28 to November 2 with curbside trash collection starting October 30. Mayor W. C. House and the Clean-Up Committee urge participation and note city costs for dust and poison.

M. E. Scott State Department C. W. Gray J. O. Lane Comanche W. C. House J.C. Gs Oswell Brightman

Corporal Roberts Killed In Army Vehicle Mishap Near Gila Bend

Corporal Edward L. Roberts 21 husband of Willie Jean Ripley and son of Mrs. Rubin Roberts of Comanche died instantly when an Army truck he drove collided with another near Gila Bend Arizona. Military funeral held at Comanche Funeral Home with Veterans of Foreign Wars in charge and eleven soldiers from Camp Hood assisting. Roberts born Dec 29 1924 at Comanche married Sept 21 1941. survived by mother widow two sisters and two brothers. He served 33 months overseas with the Army Air Corps and re enlisted after honorable discharge last November. He was stationed at Camp Ajo Arizona at the time of the accident.

Edward L. Roberts Willie Jean Ripley Rubin Roberts Comanche Gila Bend Arizona Roberts Veterans of Foreign Wars John G. Lambrides First Baptist Church of 42Nd Armd. Inf. Bn Camp Hood David M. Brumbough Mike Lena Burton J. Stanley James L. Walbach Glendon R. Ritenour Glen FE. Lane Harold L. List Howard R. Cecil Eugene A. Nave Matthew S. Kruk Wilson Cosby Corporal Roberts Cpl. Roberts Mary Frances Low Velma Jean Roberts Robin Roberts Larry Dean Roberts

Eddy's Studio Opens in Comanche Building

Eddy Wells announces the opening of his new photography studio in the George Smith Building on Monday October 28. The studio will be on the upper floor of the former Smith law office in the Comanche square. Wells, husband of former Miss Marie Marshall, is a Kansas City native who served two years in the U S Army Signal Corps as a combat photographer.

Eddy Wells George Smith Comanche Square Smith Law Office Mr. Wells Marie Marshall Comanche Kansas City Missouri Signal Corps U. S. Army

Jury to convene in 52nd District Court October 29

A jury will be used in 52nd District Court as it resumes after a recess next Tuesday. The petit jury list includes residents from Comanche, De Leon, Sidney Star Rt., Gustine, and surrounding areas with names such as W. Marshall Herbert Cunningham J. Tupin J. Barrett W. R. Stephens L. McNutt Walter Durham Jr. and many others listed by town and route.

52Nd District Court Co. W. Marshall Comanche Herbert Cunningham W. J. Ross de Leon A. E. Cogburn Earl Morris Sipe Springs Earl McDonald Jay Tupin J. A. Barrett Carlton W. R. Stephens McNutt Coma G. Preston Tate H. E. Beaty J. G. Warren E. B. Jones K. N. Spencer Lawrence Smallwood Tom Johnson J. M. Clayton K. W. Coleman Curtis Terry Edd Thomas Tom Beene M. L. Geye

Services at Shiloh Primitive Baptist Church

Elder Len Dalton will conduct services at Shiloh Primitive Baptist Church on both Saturday and Sunday. Visitors are welcome to attend. Tom R. Cox, C.C.

Shiloh Primitive Baptist Church Len Dalton Tom R. Cox C.C

Clean Up Week Planned by City of Comanche

Mayor W C House proclaims Clean Up Week starting Monday October 28 in Comanche. City Clean Up Committee led by J C Biggs and Oswell Brishtman urges residents to clear weeds and trash, place cans curbside for free collection, and have trucks pick up promptly to avoid revisits. Health officers stress reducing polio typhus risk.

City of Comanche W. C. House Comanche J. C. Biggs Oswell Brishtman Mr. Biggs J. O. Lane C. W. Gray

Comanche Boys to Ride in Tarleton Rodeo This Week

Two or more Comanche youths will compete at the John Tarleton Rodeo in Stephenville next Sunday and Monday at 3 p.m. Tarleton College students Joe War ing and Cecil Jack Cox represent local contestants. Tickets cost 1.20 for adults and 0.80 for children under 12, with a 1:30 downtown parade in Stephenville preceding the events including bareback bronc bull riding calf roping and cowgirl contests. Mr and Mrs C B Williams Jr of Stephenville visited here over the weekend.

John Tarleton Stephenville Joe Waring Cecil Jack Cox Tarleton College Sutton Dudley

Comanche Seeks Leon River Water Rights for Low Head Dam

City of Comanche votes to apply to State Board of Water Engineers forLeon River water rights. engineers favor an 8.5 mile line to a low head dam with pump station and filter plant to serve a growing population, using Lake Eanes as reserve. Estimated project cost 150000, funded by bonds without tax increase.

Comanche Leon River State Board of Water Engineers Leon Lake Eanes Freeze & Nichols Fort Worth City Lake Fanes Low Head

USO Drive Begins Here Next Week

Comanche County launches a USO fund drive with a $96000 quota for the national campaign. County chairman Fane Waldrop and local chairmen for Comanche De Leon Gustine Sidney and Beattie will organize collections. Merle Scott of Temple spoke to the Lions Club outlining the drive’s purpose and need to support morale for troops.

USO Comanche County Fane Waldrop Comanche de Leon Gustine Sidney Beattie Waldrop Merle Scott Temple Comanche Lions Club

Comanche Band Heads to Austin for Parade and Game

The Comanche High School Band traveled to Austin Saturday leaving before 5 AM and arriving at 9 AM. They joined a Parade of 30 bands through the Capitol area, toured sights, and attended the Texas Arkansas game at Memorial Stadium as guests of the Longhorn Band. Sponsors Chaffin and Morris praised the group as well behaved and a credit to Comanche. Band Mothers will sell sandwiches at football games and meet Monday after noon October 28.

Comanche Austin Memorial Stadium Longhorn Band Lam Pasas Capitol Chaffin Morris Band Mothers Band Mothers Club

Mrs Glennie Zent Teaching in Europe

Mrs Glennie Zent former Co Manche school teacher and sister of Bea Hoff and Mrs Lewis Cunningham left Fort Worth two months ago for Europe to teach children of US Army personnel on duty with occupational forces. She reports assignment to Salzburg and docked in Bremerhaven on October 1 after a rough crossing.

Glennie Zent Bea Hoff Lewis Cunningham Fort Worth Europe United States Army Salzburg

Comanche to host Brady in Friday non-conference showdown

Comanche High School Indians meet the Brady Bulldogs Friday night at 7 30 in a non conference grid tilt renewing a five year rivalry. Brady has three wins in five starts led by co captains Jay and Rickman and break away back Mohler. Coach Dyer lists starters for Comanche and Doc Hollands for Brady as both squads sharpen pass defense ahead of the KNEL radio broadcast.

Comanche High School Indians Brady Bulldogs San Saba Comanche Brady Armadillos Chief Eleven San Angelo Jay Rickman Bulldogs Mohler Dyer Daughtery Jaye KNEL Rippetoe Layman Phifer Smith Mazurek Green Biggs Samuels Garland Hicks Robert Hicks Howell Doc Holland Nixon Bingham Adams Dean Lewallen Avery Gotcher

W A Luker Dies In California

W A Luker longtime Proctor resident died Sunday in California according to his brother former County Judge R A Luker of Proctor He moved from Comanche County to California more than twenty years ago He is survived by three sons and his wife had died several years ago John Luker his son was once County Agent here

Will A. Luker Proctor California R. A. Luker W. A. Luker John Luker Comanche County R. A Luker

Mrs Mewborn Visits Sister Injured by Gasoline Fire

Mrs Bill Mewborn traveled to Stephenville on Monday to see her sister Mrs Max Greenwood who is hospitalized for serious burns from a gasoline fire while cleaning clothes.

Bill Mewborn Stephenville Max Greenwood

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