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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1976

Page

8

Texas Receives Timber Funds From Federal Forest Sales

Texas received 1 229 872 dollars as its 2S percent share of timber sales from national forests. The funds are legally earmarked for public schools and roads. Across 12 Southern states total timber and related receipts exceed 9 870 000 dollars for fiscal year 1976, with Mississippi leading the region at 2 090 455 dollars and Texas ranking fourth. The 1977 and later allocations shift to 25 percent of gross Forest Service revenues due to the National Forest Management Act of 1976.

Texas Southern Forest Products Association Mississippi South Louisiana Arkansas South Carolina Forest Service

Lone Star Gas Seeks Rate Increase to 8 Percent Return

Lone Star Gas Co. files for an eight percent return with Cecil Hickey stating 1975 city gate return at 3.80 percent and $34,568 needed to fix revenue deficiency. Unrecovered gas costs totaling $14.2 million over 14 months end August 1976 amid rising prices. Residential bill rise about $1.51 monthly for 8 MCF usage.

Lone Star Gas Company Cecil Hickey Hickey Lone Star Comanche Railroad Commission

St Matthew's Chili Supper Friday in Parish Hall

St Matthew's Episcopal Church community hosts a chili supper in the Parish Hall at 500 North Austin on Friday November 5. Tickets cost 2 for adults and 1 for children 12 and under. Menu features Charlie Marshall's chili pickles onions crackers cake and drinks. Members urge football fans to attend before the Comanche Eastland game.

St. Matthew's Episcopal Church North Austin Charlie Marshall

35 Booths Assigned For County Fair

Approximately 35 booths have been assigned for the Comanche County Fair to be held at the Comanche Livestock Barn next Friday and Saturday by multiple local organizations and businesses including the Comanche Historical Society 4-H clubs and churches. The list also includes Newcomers Club Arrow Traders by Daniel Bloom Tiera Exclusive Glass by Mary Rotto Color Wheel and various sponsors such as Frank's Service Station Bobby Vineyard and Goodson Society.

Comanche PHA Comanche County Historical Society Comanche County Retired Teachers, Club Nancy's Fabrics of de Leon KCOM Blue Birds First United Methodist Church Comanche County Park Bureau Kiwanis Club Comanche Boy Scouts Frank Noon Lions Club Sidney Bobby Vineyard Friends of Retarded Goodson Society Comanche Study Club First Baptist Church Comanche Garden Club Newcomers Club Arrow Traders Daniel Bloom Tiera Exclusive Glass Mary Rotto Color Wheel Comanche Mattress Co R. V. Lutz Novelties St. Matthews Episcopal Church Sacred Heart Catholic Church

Hamilton Guests Visit Mrs. Hamilton Kin

Mrs. R. W. H. Hamilton hosted last weekend with daughters Mrs. Joe Cowen of Dimmitt and Mrs. Les Tye of Fort Worth visiting the home.

R. W. H. Hamilton Joe Cowen Dimmitt Les Tye Fort Worth

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Craig Dillingham Comanche County Johnny Duncan Brownwood Howard Payne Louisiana Hayride Lone Star Gas Co St. Matthews Cooperative Hamilton Gustine Student Council Rickey White Kyle Kirkland Larry Adams Jamey Littlejohn Steve Gunter Debbie Lester Lydia Hall Rita Reese Sandra Hayes Don Gray Goldthwaite Highway The Texas Burger Brownwood Hwy Ofer
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