Eastland Indians hold two a day workouts scrimmage
Eastland Indians coached by Herman Moore field 31 players in a two hour scrimmage as they prepare for the 1954 season. Calvin Lee at guard and Ardith Timmons at center stand out while Lee shifts to tackle and Brewster anchors the line. B team coach Jerry Hamrick leads a 25 man squad with multiple hopefuls training toward school start and twice daily workouts through Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indians
Ust
Herman Moore
Socregor Bulldogs
Eastland
Mavs
Moore
Lee
Setas
Good Brewster
Joe Beaty
Pat Sul
Cox
Price
Brewster
Carter
Carpenter
Coulter
Elrod
Kirkland
Willis
Jack Pettit
Calvin Lee
Jerry Hamrick
Things Rare and Unusual
A list of items is described including tents tarpalins iron barrels money safe mail box bird cage wash pots kitchen safe picture frames trunk suitcase cream separator telephone clock monument marble slab floor sweep. Homer Stephen Stephenville Texas
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Homer Stephen Stephenville
Texas
Mrs Nova A Jones Dies At Home In Comanche County
Mrs Nova A Jones 69 wife of Wesley Albert Jones of Comanche Route 1 died at the family home August 27 Funeral services were conducted August 28 at Comanche Funeral Home with Rev Gilord Morton in charge Burial followed at Oakwood Cemetery Pallbearers were Bob Collett Ranny Reed H N Bosley Horace Jones and Herman Smith She was born in Kentucky May 25 1885 daughter of the late W A Smith and had lived in Comanche County twenty years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Jones
Wesley Albert Jones
Comanche
Gilord Morton
Oakwood Cemetery
Bob Collett
Ranny Reed
H. N. Bosley
Horace Jones
Herman Smith
Jones
Kentucky
W. A. Smith
Comanche County
Major Gien W Statum Serves Overseas in England
Major Gien W Statum, 30, of Star Route parents Mr and Mrs C Dd Statum, flies a Boeing B 47 Stratojet with the 433th Bomb Squadron at RAF Brize Norton England. He piloted the 600 mph bomber 5000 miles from March AFB California in about nine hours. The unit conducts realistic combat training as SAC rotates wings overseas. Statum and crew head home to the United States in September flying non stop to Los Angeles from a London area airbase.
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Gien W. Statum
C. Dd. Statum
Raf Station
Brize-Norton
England
March Air Force Base
California
Strategic Air Command
United States
Los Angeles
London
Golf Tourney Set at Hamilton
Last minute plans for the annual Jaycees Labor Day Golf Tournament at Perry Country Club September 4 5 and 6 are nearing completion with 96 players anticipated across four flights. Prizes total 750 including a complete set of McGregor woods for each flight winner and radio coverage of the final.
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Jaycees
Seth Moore
Perry Country Club
Clyde Weatherby
Bert Schrank
Oran Knudson
Lee Colwick
Newlands
FFA
McGregor Woods
Alton Bullard
Gustine Bride-to-Be Peggy Jones Honored At Shower
Miss Peggy Jones of Gustine received a Saturday evening shower hosted by Miss Grace Todd for future bride of Bobby Cox. About 60 guests attended. Miss Roma Louise Elms kept the bride’s book, and Miss Joan Rollins provided piano music as gifts and refreshments were arranged. The couple, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Jones and son of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Cox, will wed Sunday afternoon August 22.
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Peggy Jones
Bobby Cox
Grace Todd
Todd
Roma Louise Elms
Sue Adcock
Lavon Stateville
Joan Rollins
Jake Jones
Gustine
Cox
M. W. Cox
Hamilton
Burnet
Mrs. J. P. Crow 92 Dies in Fort Worth
Mrs. J. P. Crow aged 92, longtime Comanche resident, died Saturday in Fort Worth where she had lived over twenty years. Funeral 10:00 a.m. Tuesday at Shannon Funeral Home Fort Worth with Rev. Leslie Boone officiating. Interment Oakwood Cemetery Comanche at 4:00 p.m. Pallbearers listed. survivors include five daughters and three sisters plus nine great grandchildren.
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J. P. Crow
Comanche
Fort Worth
W. H. Crawford
Ben S. Crow Jr
J. D. Montford
Pete Cloud
S. T. Carlton
J. O. Carlton
Michael Crow
Keatot
Susie
Fort the Wre
Comanche School Faculty Filled for 1954 55
The Comanche school district fills all vacancies for the 1954 55 year. Betty Bohon of Denton will teach Home Making after graduating from Texas State College for Women with a Homemaking major. Dorothy Cocanougher of Decatur will teach fifth grade at Grammar School after completing training in elementary education. D P Caraway of Comanche will teach second grade at Ward School, a Howard Payne College graduate with prior substitute teaching in local schools.
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Comanche School
Betty Bohon
Denton
Bohon
Denton High School
Drury College
Springfield
Missouri
Texas State College For Women At
T.8.c.w
Dorothy Cocanougher
Decatur
Cocanougher
Decatur Baptist College
Howard Payne College
Man’s claimed earnings can mask his true income
A saying notes that a person’s spoken income does not reveal actual wealth, warning that verbal claims often misrepresent financial reality. It underscores skepticism about financial declarations and value of verifying earnings.
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Bil!vate
Ae Calvin Lee
Ardith Timmons
Letterman
Billy
Galiga Adt
Invason
Dixon McGuire
Bill Goforth
Don
Nova A. Jones
Lions’ International
Crusade For Freedom
Chicago
Jack Stickley
Charlotte
N. C
Monroe L. Nute
Kennett Square
R. Roy Keaton
J. Conds
Ibags
Reese Palmer
Madame Seago Compton
Russell
Bob Couch
Archie Boyd
John Allen
Billie Patton
Robert Allen
Roland Miller
Guioy
United Saving
VY Gal
Plymouth
Oleo
Kimbell
Mission Peas
Dork
Franks
Tokay Grapes
Kraft
United Trading Stamps
United Trading Siam
the Petit
Ueted
J. C. Biggs
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