Supreme Court Race in Comanche County Counts for Critz
Col Gordon Simpson now in Italy leads the county boxes for Associate Justice of the Texas Supreme Court. Final tally shows Richard Critz of Georgetown ahead 1919 to 1263. First primary results were Hubbard 484 Rowland 410 Simpson 613 Critz 814 Smiley 357.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Gordon Simpson
Tyer
U. S. Army
Italy
Comanche County
Supreme Court of Texas
Richard Critz
Georgetown
Hubbard
Rowland
Simpson
Critz
Smiley
Attorney General Race In County Shows Tight Split
In Comanche County the Attorney General race between Grover Sellers and Jesse E. Martin remained close. Martin led in July and earlier primary counts, with box totals showing sellers trailing by narrow margins in several precincts. Local figures list unit by unit results across many boxes and stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
Grover Sellers
Jesse E. Martin
Martin
Sellers
Erisman
Comanche No
Hasse
Soda Springs
Dingler
Gustine
Fleming
Energy
Lamkin
Maxville
Hazel Dell
Moore Reunion Held At Lake Eanes Park
Descendants of Rev. E. M. Moore and Rev. W. J. Moore held their annual reunion at Lake Eanes Park July 29 30 with attendees from Comanche Eldorado San Antonio Oklahoma City Ballinger Morgan City La Stephenville Fort Worth and numerous other Texas towns. Albert Cunningham spoke at the business meeting and longtime friends Mrs. G A Lewis and Mrs. Mollie Jack attended, with Jack noted as the oldest present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Moore
W. J. Moore
Comanche County
Lake Eanes Park
G. A. Lewis
Brownwood
Mollie Jack
Comanche
Jack
Albert Cunningham
Union
B. E. Moore
Catherine
Eldorado
Joe Hearty
Julia Shelton
San Antonio
G. B. Moore
Newburg
Claude Moore
Claudell
Linton
Bowman Standridge
Peggy
Billie Charles
Bobby
Somyn
Joe B. Lee
Robert Dee
Calvin
Hasse
Gladys Chaney
Harold
Fort Worth
Okla
Milford Hudson
Geo. Allen
Betty
Milford Jr
Lt. Lionell Rambo Arrives With U S Forces in Italy
Lt. Lionell Rambo son of Mr and Mrs W F Rambo of Proctor has landed with American forces in Italy. The B 24 Liberator pilot writes that he is well and everything is fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionell Rambo
W. F. Rambo
Proctor
Italy
Rambo
Soldier son writes home from Pacific base
Pvt. E A Smith Jr. sends news to Comanche parents from an advanced Pacific base. He expresses gladness at receiving letters and says he is doing fine, continuing the same routine, in a letter dated July 14 with an attached sheet of Japanese stationery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Smith, Jr
Pacific Isle
E. A. Smith, Sr
Comanche
Pvt
Pacific
Pvt. Smith
Conoco
War-weary letter and social notes from home front
A soldier writes of grinding days abroad and hope for peace through cooperation with the Good Lord. The page includes a Jap stationery sheet under discussion and family visits, with Mr and Mrs Geo Denman Jr and La Juana, Miss Nannie Perry visiting her sister, and Mr and Mrs Prank attending an engagement with Frank Howe’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Perry
Merizon
Smith
Prank
Frank Howeman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Supreme Court
Comanche No. 1
Comanche No. 2
Wilson
Comyn
de Leon
Downing
Duster
Rucker
Sipe Springs
Shrum
Bibb
Sidney
Whit
Brushy Gap
Beattie
Indian Mountain
Robinson Springs
Suez
van Dyke
de Len
Whitville
Mercer Gap
Homer F. H. Reeves Scientific Magnetic Masseur
Coton
West Grand
Y.W. Holmes
Comanche National Bank Building
Lake Eanes
Family Reporter
W. D. Carroll
E. Central Ave
OUR Service
Sinclair
W. E
George’s
Ft. Worth
Hamilton, Texas
Hamilton Soap Works
J. R. Eanes
Pres
R. W. H. Hamilton Optometrist
Comanche, Texas
FYE Sight and
F. L. Hill
Higginbotham
Coleman's
Atwood
Coleman
Gille
Across From
Gulf Sta. No. 1
Elkins Tin Shop
Watchens
Tupin
Ernest Tupin
Jeweler
Doan
Huett’s Furniture Store
Sidney Street
W. H. Huett
J. R. Eanes & CO
Eanes & Company Insurance
John D. Waring
C. A. Greene
Gulf Oil Corporation
W. H. Slider
A. J. Gray, M. D
C. W. Gray, M. D
Office First Nat'l Bank
N.E Cor. Square
Wright
B. B
Boy Scouts
Comanche Boy Scouts
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