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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1954

Page

6

Leon Proctor Reservoir project report to Chamber of Commerce

Omar Burleson reports to Mrs Char secretary of the Chamber of Commerce on the Leon Proctor River project near Proctor and the Brazos plan. The letter notes the House omnibus bill on rivers and flood control and an authorized $40,000,000 for fishment and plan formation with actual appropriation yet to come.

Char Chamber of Cam Leon Proctor United States of Representatives D. C Chamber of Commerce Noe Texas Leonor Proctor Resorts Proctor Reservoir Brazos

Humble Hosts Comancheans at Football Party

About 150 Humble Service station personnel and guests attended a dinner at the Roof Garden of Hotel Brownwood to celebrate the 21st consecutive season of Southwest Conference football broadcasts. Seventeen Comancheans from Bulk Ages to Dale Biggs joined Humble officials and local attendees from Comanche Coleman NOS De Leon and Step.

Humble Oil and Refining Company Humble Joe Tupin Paol Galiga Jerry Hamrick Dale Biggs T. G. Prick Bally Robertson Oliver Hall Aubrey Johnson Marlin Johnson Cecil Hall Walter Wadsworth Paul Ray Jimmy Plumlee James Cox Lloyd Anderson Ronnie Read Boyd Hallman Hotel Brownwood R. T. Holmes Abilene B. Grosclose San Angelo Walter Dreier Vodre Jenkins Abilene Sales Soemendiontitenrine Comanche Colemannes NOS de Leon Step

Fragmentary OCR item yields vague text fragment

The readable portion suggests a misread line about trading or translating terms. No clear names, places, or events are identifiable from the fragment.

Birth of Daughter for Auvenshine Family

Mr and Mrs Billy Auvenshine of Austin announce the birth of a daughter on August 30 in an Austin hospital The paternal grandmother is Mrs Ida Mae Auvenshine of Comanche Billy is a University of Texas student.

Billy Auvenshine Austin Ida Mae Auvenshine Comanche Billy University of Texas

Youth Club Progress in Soda Springs Seasons

The Soda Springs Youth Club enjoyed a hayride to Hugh O Brien pasture with hot dogs and ice cream, entered two cars in the Peach and Melon parade at De Leon, and ran a Coke stand during the Soda Springs Reunion to raise funds. Johnny was elected vice president replacing Damond Power who will attend A&M. meetings included games.

Soda Springs Hugh O’brien de Leon Johnny Damond Power A&m

Death of H. E. LaRoque farmer in Stag Creek

H. E. LaRoque 68 a longtime Comanche County farmer died suddenly of a heart attack at his home in Stag Creek Wednesday night Sept 8. Funeral services set for Friday at 10 am at Stag Creek Tabernacle with burial in Stag Creek Cemetery. Survived by wife and three daughters Mrs Foster Clyde Mrs Tatum Crowley and Mrs Jones Austin.

H. E. LaRoque Stag Creek LaRoque Mr. LaRoque Stag Creek Tabernacle Comanche County G. P. Foster Clyde Ben Tatum Crowley Russel Jones Austin

De Leon Bears Crush Gorman Panthers in Opener 37-0

De Leon Bearcats under coach Al Langford opened with a 37-0 victory over the German Panthers at the new De Leon stadium dedication. Kenneth Heathington and Wayland Daniels each scored twice, Autry Stephens added a TD, and Jim West to Chester Brownlee sealed the final score. Heathington hit 8 and 42 yard runs, Daniels 15 and a yard plunges, Stephens 32 yard dash, and a 26 yard scoring pass.

al Langford de Leon Bearcats Panthers Kenneth Heathington Wayland Daniels Autry Stephens Jim West Chester Brownlee Heathington Daniels Stephens

Wealth and envy shadow unselfish man

A riddle about a generous figure whose fortune draws admiration until the source of his wealth is revealed, changing public perception. The line probes how motives and means influence judgment of generosity.

County August Traffic Summary Reports One Fatality

Captain Jack Sutherland of the Fort Worth District released Comanche County Rural Traffic Accident Summary for August. Two accidents were reported: one property damage and one fatal. total property damage amounted to 1203 dollars with one person injured and one killed, up from the prior year by one death.

Jack Sutherland Ft. Worth Texas Highway Patrol Comanche County Highway Patrol Sutherland

Bargain sketch: seller often gains in price deals

Analysis notes that in many bargains the seller benefits more than the buyer. It highlights the asymmetric gain dynamics and negotiation leverage that can tilt outcomes toward the seller.

Indian Creek Community News Highlights Sunday Attendance

Twenty five people attended Indian Creek Church last Sunday with Thurman McCullough serving as Sunday School Superintendent. Rev and Mrs Clarence Schultz from East Texas visited Hicks family and Schultz previously led the church. John Gore and others from the community went to the Dublin rodeo. a sick list was reported.

Indian Creek Church Thurman McCullough Morris Harkins Fort Worth Clarence Schultz East Texas Harvey Hicks Rev Schultz John Gore Dublin

Wesleyan Guild Opens New Church Year Meeting

Wesleyan Service Guild will hold its first meeting of the new church year next Monday night at 7 30 in the parlor of the First Methodist Church. The Guild is open to employed women and to women of all denominations.

Wesleyan Service Guild First Methodist Church

Card of Thanks for Mrs. J. P. Crow

The Crow family thanks friends for floral offerings and expressions of sympathy at the death and burial of their mother Mrs. J. P. Crow. Such kindness by old friends is cherished by the family. The note ends with a wry line about inventing things to ease work.

J. P. Crow Crow

Relief from Backache Promises Quick Pain Relief

An advertisement promotes CIT-ROS tablets to balance body fluids and relieve soreness and swelling. It claims fast relief from backache rheumatic pains and discomfort and lists a price of $1.50 at Service Drug Store.

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