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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1938
Page
7
Robert B. Roe thanks the good neighbors around Stag Creek for flowers encouragement and music during his wife’s long illness. He notes a climate change to Mountain Air New Mexico eleven miles NW of town near the mountain with cedar and pine cold nights and coyotes. He hopes his wife regains her health and signs sincerely.
The Stephenson family thanks friends in the Van Dyke community and beyond for acts of kindness and help during Mrs Stephenson illness. Your gifts and friendship are deeply appreciated by Mr and Mrs W H Stephenson and family.
We express gratitude for the thoughtful gestures at the death and burial of our husband and father, George W. Coker. Your kindness will be remembered and we pray God’s blessings on each of you from Mrs. George W. Coker and children.
Mrs. Effie Reeves sends thanks from Austin where she recovers at her daughter's home. She words appreciation for flowers cards and tokens of friendship during her recent injuries.
Mr and Mrs Edwin Lemon express gratitude to everyone who visited during their hospital stay at Gorman. They thank those who sent letters cards flowers and a gown from the Goodwill Club at Stagg Creek and extend thanks to the doctors and nurses.
A court writ in Comanche County Texas orders Graham Pearson Billie Pearson and others named as defendants to answer a petition in district court about partition of two land tracts totaling 133 acres. Publication required weekly for four weeks prior to October 17 1938 with terms of costs and potential receivership.
The Woolsey family reunion took place August 7 at Starkie Bridge with Ray Woolsey leading the morning services. A basket lunch followed at noon and a business session with singing occurred in the afternoon. Many friends attended including Mrs. H. C. Brock and Miss Jetty Harbor of Proctor amid Woolsey children.
Ed Woolsey and family announce a reunion to be held at the same place on the same date next year, preserving the traditional gathering and schedule.
The Davis family gathered for their annual reunion on the Leon River August 18 and 19 with 240 attendees. Talks by elder relatives, meals, games, swimming, and entertainment filled the two days. Notable attendees included many Davises and in-laws from Comanche County, with several births and a couple of deaths noted since the last reunion.
Thousands of men and women know it is wise to take Black-Draught at the first sign of constipation. They like the refreshing relief it brings and believe timely use may save them from feeling badly and possibly missing work due to sickness from constipation. If you need a laxative occasionally, you can rely on Black-Draught.
For thirty five cents you can get an excellent meal at the McKinzie Hotel just off the southeast corner of the square. Meals are served family style with a variety of well cooked food and no advance notice required. The hotel also offers clean beds and rooms at reasonable rates.
An old advertisement asserts women suffer from poor nourishment causing fatigue and nervous weariness. It promotes Cardus as a remedy prescribed by mothers to daughters for over fifty years, urging consultation with a physician if no benefit is seen.
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