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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1977

Page

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New Law Boosts County Clerk Fees Across Aboard State

Under a measure from the 65th Legislature, county clerk fees rise effective Monday. Marriage licenses move from 5 to 7.50 dollars. first page recording 3 dollars with 2 per extra page. notary bonds to 8. various filing, probate, birth and death certificate, and cattle brand fees increase. most charges see higher rates. Betty Conway notes virtually all fees increase under the new law.

Betty Conway Conway

Chief Finally Makes It Big We Got Robbed

The Comanche Chief reports a burglary of its business office on Wednesday morning August 24. Cash and silver were taken from an unlocked safe and cash register, with a broken lock and a damaged window frame discovered in a rear alley. Police investigate as community calls for action.

Herb David Goodson Red & White Grocery Sheriff's Department

Enrollment declines in Comanche district despite mid October peak

Comanche Independent School District reports first day enrollment at 1108, down 35 from last fall, with 15 more students adding by the second day. Elementary classes sum to 510, junior high 263, and high school 335, up 20 from last year. Supt. H R Jefferies notes enrollment typically peaks in mid October.

Comanche Independent School H.R. Jefferies Comanche Supt Jefferies

Indians Open 1977 Season in New Stadium Against Granbury

Comanche Indians host Granbury Pirates in the inaugural game at Indian Memorial Stadium with kickoff at 8:00. Last year’s opener 35 7 win for Indians. Harris Rating System favors them by 19. Granbury returns 12 lettermen and aims to improve on a 7 4 season.

Comanche Indians Granbury Fred West Pirates Pirate Tommy Holmes West Lynn Ford Bob Erickson Jerry Bramlett

Freshmen and Junior Varsity Open Season at Granbury

The Comanche freshmen and junior varsity travel to Granbury for season openers. The freshmen under Gene Westmoreland play at 6:00 p.m. and the junior varsity under Jerome Hall at 8:00 p.m. Junior high opens September 8 against De Leon.

Comanche Granbury Gene Westmoreland Jerome Hall de Leon

Reserve Seat Football Tickets on Sale at Comanche HS

Comanche Indians season football tickets are open to the public with about 50 reserve seats remaining. See Lou Puckett at Comanche High School to choose reserve seats priced at 10 dollars for five home games.

Lou Puckett Comanche High School

Breath of Life Month Proclaimed by Mayor

Mayor Bill Clemons proclaimed September as Breath of Life Month in Comanche to support lung damaged children nationwide and urged greater Community backing for the Breath of Life Campaign run by the North East Texas Chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. The mayor stressed cystic fibrosis and related lung diseases as serious health issues and urged early diagnosis and treatment awareness.

Bill Clemons United States Comanche Clemons North-East Texas The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation

Breath of Life Month Proclaimed in Comanche

Mayor Bill Clemons proclaims September as Breath of Life Month, urging Comanche residents to support the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and its fight against lung diseases in children. The resolution cites CF as a leading genetic killer with no cure and highlights a nationwide network of CF Centers.

United States

Judge reports district court caseload across three counties

District Judge Andy Campbell released a record for the 220th District Court covering Bosque Hamilton and Comanche since April 1. The report shows 501 cases pending at start, 163 civil and 39 criminal filed to July 31, total 703 active or filed. During the period 236 cases were disposed 185 civil and 51 criminal. Pending August 1 totaled 467 324 civil and 143 criminal.

Andy Campbell Bosque Hamilton Comanche Campbell

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