Comanche County School and Community Leaders Named
The April 1937 Comanche Comanche County column notes new superintendents and principals including Miler succeeding Strickland and Hood taking Hazel Dell. It also mentions re elected city officials L A Gleaton and Earl Seago, the Gustine Texaco deal through Dudley Brothers, and deaths and retirements of J B Layne and W T House with details on their careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Bertram
Texas
Gustine
L. A. Gleaton
Earl Seago
O. D. Bolton
J. N. Boyd
Dudley Brothers
Texas Company
Texaco
Hardy Jones Sr
W. G. Barrett
Comanche
Tahokay
Hood
Erath County
Hazel Dell
Sterling P. Stewart
Unity
Erath Coun
Joe Wagner
Comanche Square
Highway 10
Burgess Fisher
Newburg
Prof
Chambers
May
Joe Barter
J. H. Tupin
Happy Valley
Sidney Methodist Church
Sidney High School
Polly Camp
George Anna Weaver
Sam Seay
Pete Hillin
Charlie Burt
Lansing Pinkard
Rose Steele
Lucille Andress
Elwood Boyd
Opal Seay
de le
Ralph Terrell
Overton Bell
J. B. Creed
Alan Anderson
Richard Boykin
Terrell Sharp
Iral Bell
Victor Wayne Ormsby
Billy Livingston
J. B. Layne
J. D. Smoot
Mr. Layne
Hollis Burton
Ira Clemons
John Reese
Harold Denny
Millard Coleman
Troy Marshall
Comanche High School
Layne
Gaynelle Cauley
Porter Franks
J. V. Carter
J. P. Howard
Rebecca Hill
Thressa Dudley
Jack Moores
Inez Sullivan
Alice Hayes
McLennan County
China Springs
Meridian
Valley Mills
Hamilton
Rule
Clifzon
Arkansas
Comanche County
de Leon
van Dyke
W. C. Cauley
L. C. Cleveland
W.O.W
Abilene
L. C. Findley
San Francisco
Charlie D. Deisher
Energy School
Delisher
Dublin
Cyril Irby
Howard Payne
Soda Springs
Irby
Earline Hilley
Dc. P. Allison
Proctor
Cotton Grove
Fred Ellis
W. T. House
Stephenville
Mr. House
Sipe Springs
Platt, Stamey, and House Mercantile Company
House
Earl Turner
Wellington Visit Highlights Panhandle Tour And Cotton Crops
Mr and Mrs Tom Cox Sr and Mr and Mrs J L Gore spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Aubrey Stuckey in Wellington. They toured the Texas Panhandle into Oklahoma, saw cotton and rain crops, noted the new Sorghum Almum grass, and visited the ranch home of Mr and Mrs Ocie Black near Nolles Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Cox
J. L.gore
Aubrey Stuckey
Wellington
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
Ocie Black
Nollis
Howingtons Return to Brawley After Visit
Mrs. Arol Howington and family Peggy Robert and David came back to their home in Brawley California after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Artie Layman here Miss Betty Layman accompanied them on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arol Howington
Peggy
Robert
David
Brawley
California
Artie Layman
Betty Layman
Brownwood Banner Sold to Brownwood Bulletin Merger Planned
The Brownwood Bulletin buys the Brownwood Banner and merges the papers on September 1. Morris McGowan and Clark Coursey announce the deal which includes the Banner name and mailing lists but not the printing press. Coursey will run Banner Printing Co as a commercial shop and edit County Progress monthly magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Brownwood Bulletin
Brownwood Banner
Morris McGowan
Bulletin
Clark Coursey
Banner
Coursey
Banner Printing Co
McGowan
Brown County
Brownwood
Waly Bullen
Banner-Bulletin
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Humble
Atlas
Chumble
Joe H. Tupin
Frick’s
Humble Service
Spalding Farm
Aubrey Johnson
Ned Stewart
F. Halls
Roy
Downing
Roy McNutt
J. C. Helm
Brysonville
Brysonville School
Helm
Sterling City
Merizon
Sam Houston Teachers College
H. H. Lockridge
Pettit School
George Willis
Katie Mae Lane
Siodah Pettit
Unggi eWay
Prestone
McCamey
Esso Extra
Frick’s Friendly Service
E. Central
Stuckey's
B'wood Banner
Varsity
Winter
McCamey Badgers
S. Austin
J. B. Ruth, Mer
North American
Chicago, Ill
Burton & Goodson
Burton and
Herbert Goodson