Soldiers From Camp Bowie Find Comanche Jail Comfort
Soldiers traveling between Brownwood and Fort Worth use the Comanche jail as a temporary hostel. The jail provides clean, airy private rooms with enclosed facilities run by two jailmistresses. Beds are scarce but soldiers appreciate the rest, with occasional drunks as fellow guests and meals described as good.
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Brownwood
Ft. Worth
Comanche
13Th Armored Division
Camp Bowie
Frontier
Gustine Marine Pfc Jack Haggard reported killed in action
Pfc James Jack Haggard 19 son of Mr and Mrs G D Haggard Gustine is reported killed in action in the South Pacific according to a War Department telegram. He entered service June 25 1943 and overseas ten months. Memorial services set for Sunday at 3 30 p m at First Baptist Church Gustine with Rev L A Johnson and others officiating. A 1943 Gustine High School graduate and standout Tiger athlete.
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Pfc
Jack Haggard
G. D. Haggard
Gustine
South Pacific
Haggards
War Department
James Jack Haggard
United States Marine Corps
Haggard
First Baptist Church
L. A. Johnson
Walter Scott
Sterling Isham
Gustine High School
Ormsbys Announce Birth of Son Larry Gene
Mr and Mrs J A Ormsby of Comanche announce the birth of a seven pound son Larry Gene at Blackwood Clinic Sunday morning Sept 3 at 12 15 oclock. The mother and son are at home here and are doing nicely.
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J. A. Ormsby
Comanche
Larry Gene
Blackwood Clinic
Edwardses to Hold Open House at New Home
Mr and Mrs Clarence Edwards invite friends to visit their new home at 600 North Austin on Friday evening September 15 from 8 30 to 11 30 PM.
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Mrs. Edwards
Clarence Edwards
Austin
Grand Jury and Petit Jury Lists For Fall Term of Court
District Court opens October 2 with released Grand Jury and Petit Juror lists. Names include Ira Clemons and Geo Walker of Comanche, D. L. Truett of Lamkin, W. H. Smith and E. J. Broom of De Leon, and many others across Comanche, Gustine, Dublin, Proctor, and surrounding locales.
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Charles Carter
Ira Clemons
Comanche
R. H. Dalton
Geo. Walker
B. A. Howell
Gustine
R. K. Lane
Rt. 3
K. F. Barry
Proctor
D. L. Truett
Lamkin
Fred Bowden
de Leon
W. R. Greenwaldt
W. H. Smith
E. J. Broom
Gorman
Rt. 1
W. J. Rhymes
Sipe Springs
Z. T. Edwards
L. C. Macon
W. H. Ferguson
Blanket
L. Koonce
Desdemona
Wade George
G. T. Rudd
Eneregy
Sam Gilbreath
Dublin
J. H. Dewitt
F. M. Billman
Winston Kee
L. H. Eastes
Jack Otwell
A. D. Bear
Robert Allen
Geo. C. Bonser
W. L. Lock
Arley Bowman
Ed Thomas
Roy Davis
Ed Howell
J. W. Moore
Carlton
J. A. Douglas
Sidney
James E. Petsick
L. C. Burt
R. Q. George
M. R. Stanton
E. Glover
Geo. H. Loudermilk
W. M. Henson
C. C. Fisher
Pat Denny
C. E. Bilbrey
Tom Dudley
G. E. Huddleston
W. F. Flatt
O. J. Swann
W. B. Hodges
A. A. Grayson
L. M. Maddox
Tom Mazurek
Earnest
W. C. Rollins
W. T. Bassett
Earl Jenkins
Elmer Isham
J. B. Sitzler
Hubert Atterbury
Avery Moore
T. K. Moore
H. C. Jones
P. BE
Wright
FE. D. Brinson
P. H. Isham
Russell Howell
Leonard Bragg
Star Rt
Geo. R. Willis
L. B. Cunningham
J. E. Burt
Jerry M. Collins
O. A. Whitehurst
Ear
Bur
Scrap Paper Drive Seeks Full Comanche Support Sunday
Scoutmaster Jack Wheat and co chair C F Denny urge residents to gather scrap paper for the Comanche Boy Scouts drive. Sunday September 17 is the collection day with bundles tied for quick pickup and help offered for large quantities by calling 70 to leave a name.
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Jack Wheat
C. F. Denny
Comanche
Wheat
Comanche Boy Scouts
Local residents listed in Comanche and De Leon area notices
Comanche and De Leon names appear in a regional listing including Frank Reese H O Bailey John Levisay J C Biggs Leland Nabors and O P McGuire. Rt entries indicate route connections among residents.
Comanche Center to Collect Blood for Red Cross Drive
The Red Cross mobile blood unit comes to Comanche for a five day stand at the First Baptist Church basement. Donors from Comanche and nearby towns, including Gus tine and Sidney, have signed up for days labeled Comanche, De Leon, Mills County, and local area drives. Pfc. Pablo A. Trujillo, 29, a Comanche bootmaker, was killed in France after twenty months in service.
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Red Blood Donor Service
Comanche
First Baptist Church
Comanche and Vicinity
Gustine
Sipe Springs
Sidney
Pettit
Newburg
Hasse
Proctor
de Leon
Leon
Mills County
Goldthwaite
Mullir
Priddy
Vicinity
E. D. Cox
Edmondson
W. C. Chilton
Pie Newsome Dies in Action in France
Seril Newsome 22 son of Mrs. J. H. Newsome of Corsanche died August 14 in an Army Hospital after being wounded in action in France. He had been in service about nine months and recently arrived overseas. he was likely in combat for the first time. Nephew of Bud Newsome of Comanche.
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Pie. Seril Newsome
J. H. Newsome
Corsanche
France
War Department
Newsome
Pfc. Newsome
Bud Newsome
Comanche
Mr. Newsome
DeWitt Claunch Promoted to Major in European Service
DeWitt Claunch former Comanche physician and surgeon now with American Forces in Southern France promoted from captain to major. He entered service about three years ago and has served over two years overseas in North Africa Sicily Italy and France. He notes improving conditions and hopes to return home soon in a message to Sutton Dudley Comanche druggist.
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DeWitt Claunch
France
Major Claunch
North Africa
Sicily
Italy
Sutton Dudley
Indians To Meet Coleman Here In 1944 Football Opener
Indians open the 1944 football season next Friday night at home facing former Indian coach Glenn Frazier and the Coleman Bluecats in a non conference game. Forty-one hopefuls, mostly inexperienced, practice daily in Co manche gym as rain hindered workouts this week.
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D. D. Williams
Comanche
Glenn Frazier
Coleman Bluecats
Comanche Gymnasium
Purple Heart Awarded to Pfc Roger C Shockley in France
Pfc. Roger C. Shockley son of W. E. Shockley Comanche Route 3 recently received the Purple Heart for wounds sustained July 7 near St Lo France. He was struck in the calf and ankle by a German rifle bullet and has returned to active duty in France. His sister Mrs Carl Miller Lamkin received the bullet, and his brother Sgt W J Shockley serves in France with a field artillery unit. W. E. Shockley also received the Purple Heart this week.
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Roger C. Shockley
W. E. Shockley
Comanche
Route 3
St. Lo
France
Pfc
Shockley
Carl Miller
Lamkin
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Sgt
W. J
Bill) Shockley
Combs Family Visits Comanche on San Angelo Trip
Mr and Mrs Benard Combs and their son Bobby from San Angelo toured Comanche this week meeting local residents and enjoying a brief eastward excursion amid pleasant weather and light crowds.
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Benard Combs
Bobby
San Angelo
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