Indians Rise to Number Two in Harris 2-A Rating
The Comanche Indians move up to the number two spot in the Class 2-A Harris ratings this week, pushing ahead of McGregor which held second last week. The Harris system shows Coleman leading Breckenridge by 1.4 points ahead of Friday’s games and predicts Hamilton over Cisco Loboes by four. Clyde is favored by 16.4 points over Eastland.
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Indians
Associated Press
Harris
Coleman
Breckenridge
Hamilton
Cisco Loboes
Clyde
Eastland
Comanche
Cisco
Comanche Community Fund Drive Seeks Support and Goals
The Comanche Community Fund enters week two with drive staff seeking volunteers for Van Dyke Proctor Lake and Stag Creek areas. Harvey Kaase coordinates calls at 356 2571 while local organizations list $10 340 in requests. A goal of 8500 is set with funds distributed as needed to aid nine groups including the Red Cross Library and Salvation Army.
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Comanche
van Dyke
Proctor
Proctor Lake
Stag Creek
Harvey Kaase
Comanche Livestock Association
Jerry Vines
Comanche County Red Cross
R. K. Waggoner
Comanche Campfire Girls
Mary Jo Harrington
Comanche Public Library
Margaret Waring
Comanche Civil Defense
Joe Waring
Bo Elrod
Salvation Army
Herbert Goodson
Central Texas
Jim Dudley
Comanche County
Comanche Community Fund
Comanche County Fair Opens with Pageant and Events
The 1976 Comanche County Fair begins Friday at 5:00 p.m. with public displays and judged Foods Arts Crafts. Miss Comanche County Pageant features Craig Dillingham, a Louisiana Hayride and Grand Ole Opry performer, followed by a full weekend of contests, music, booths, and family activities at the fairgrounds.
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Craig Dillingham
Craig
Grand Ole Opry
Brownwood
Howard Payne
Johnny Duncan
Buffalo Brown
Solid Country
Comanche County Voters Set for November General Election
Comanche County residents head to the polls Tuesday November 2 for a nationwide general election. 9 voting boxes will serve the county from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm with over 6800 registered voters. Ballots include national state and local offices plus two Texas constitutional bond amendments and a straight party or split ticket option.
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Comanche County
U.S
N. Mary St
Comanche
VFW
S. Houston St
Hasse
Gustine
Lamkin
Methodist Church
Hazie Dell
Proctor
de Leon
City Hall
Sidney
Baptist Church
Texas
Eugene J
McCarthy
Raza Unida
American
Socialist Workers
United States
Hazle Dell
Absentee Ballot Counts Rise in Comanche County Race
Comanche County voters show heavy absentee activity for the November 2 general election. By mid-afternoon 89 in person ballots were recorded at the clerk's office and 41 mail ballots arrived. 48 ballots remain outstanding with a 5:00 p.m. Friday October 29 deadline for absentee submissions.
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Betty Conway
Conway
Voters Number Over 6 800 In Comanche County
Comanche County expects about 6 800 votes in the Tuesday general election. Tax Assessor Thomas K. Foreman says the county has gained more than 400 registrants since the May and June primaries. The largest increases are in Comanche Box No 1 and De Leon Box 15. Voters must register at least 30 days before an election. Foreman calls the current registration possibly the heaviest ever for the county.
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Comanche County
Thomas K. Foreman
Foreman
Comanche
de Leon
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Ozona
Bellville
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Historical Society
Frances Lockwood
Comanche Trail Council
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Comanche County Fair
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Lynn Nabers
Jay J. Longley
Brown
Callahan
McCulloch
Runnels
Stephenville
Columbia Records
Buffalo
Par Country Club
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