Eastland Mavericks Bring Down Indians 7 5 In opener
Eastland defeats Comanche 7 to 5 in a hard fought season opener. Indian quarterback Bill Flannery and Dendy Scott highlight the effort as Comanche shows improved defense and late game resistance.
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Comanche Indians
Eastland Mavericks
Indians
Joe Crouch
Comanche
Eastland
Roy Graham
Jerry Williams
Williams
Dendy Scott
Bill Flannery
Billy Jack McDonald
Mavericks
Jerry McCullough
Farm Bureau Offers Blue Cross Enrollment in Comanche County
Comanche County Farm Bureau members have a special enrollment period for Blue Cross-Blue Shield hospital and medical coverage from Sept. 10 to Sept. 24 announced by President McDonald. Enrollment becomes effective Oct. 1 for those who join.
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Comanche County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
McDonald
Texas Farm Bureau
Brent Rauhut Promoted to Major in Air Force
Brent Rauhut of the U S Air Force was promoted to Major. He is assigned to the Air Force Institute of Technology with duty at the University of Texas to study toward a PhD in civil engineering. He is son of Herman Rauhut and husband of Peggy Wilson of Comanche. They and their three boys reside in Austin during the duty tour near friends and family.
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Brent Rauhut
U. S. Air Force
Rauhut
Air Force Institute of Technology
University of Texas
Herman Rauhut
Peggy Wilson
Comanche
Brent
Peggy
Austin
Chief Readers News on Subscriber Address Changes
Three subscribers to the Comanche Chief reported address changes last week. Jack Jenkins moved to Levelland, John O Kinne relocated from Fort Worth to Comanche, and Vernon A Harrison moved from De Leon to Arch New Mexico. New subscribers listed include Sandra Blackwood at McMurry in Abilene, Tom Spurrier in Blanket, Mrs W L Brown of Comanche, Carl.
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Jack Jenkins
Levelland
John O. Kinne
Fort Worth
Comanche
Vernon A. Harrison
de Leon
Arch
New Mexico
Sandra Blackwood
McMurray
Abilene
Tom Spurrier
Blanket
W. L. Brown
Carl
Renewals Listed From Carlton to Comanche Detailed
Brandt of Carlton, B. W. Smith of Lubbock, R. D. Swinney and Edell White of Gustine endorsed renewals. Gene Gilbreath of Dublin and others from De Leon, Blanket, Bethesda, Cole man, Clinton Illinois and Texas Power and Light appear among renewing names. Comanche renewals include Len Bonick, Theresa Dudley, Sidney Public Schools, and E J Bratton among others.
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Ira Clemons
Gaston Boykin
L. S. Coker
Bess Satterfield
L. L. Duke, Jr
Sidney Public Schools
Texas Power and Light
Walter G. Mazuerek
Lee K. Ory
S. T. Bingham
E. J. Bratton
Ginger Seay To Head Juniors At CHS
The CHS Junior Class elected Ginger Seay president and Charles Williams vice president at its first meeting of the year on August 31. Thelma Chappel was chosen secretary and Vicki Pipes treasurer with Rusty Carnes and Linda Hicks named as Student Council representatives. No reporter was elected.
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CHS
Ginger Seay
Charles Williams
Thelma Chappel
Vicki Pipes
Rusty Carnes
Linda Hicks
Cow Breaks Record in Oklahoma Dairy Herd
A senior three year old registered Ayrshire cow named Heart of Texas Merrill of Claude Godfrey’s herd has completed an official mix and is reported at 178 times the national average for dairy cows in Oklahoma.
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Claude Godfrey
Blanket
Heart of Texas
Merril
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