September 13 1973 Market Report Steady Slaughter Bulls
Slaughter bulls and cows steady to firm with no high yielding bulls offered. Feed er and stocker steers and yearlings up to $2 higher. Pairs steady. Receipts about 894. Stocker calves and yearlings priced from $52 to $85 depending on weight and type. Representative sales include traders from Bangs, Cross Plains, Mullin, Brady and Sidney with prices ranging from $37.50 to $85 for various feeder and stocker cattle.
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O. R. Feril
Sidney
Hollis Rose
Bangs
Tom Levisay
Leo George
Robert Gable
Cow
Hollis Rodgers
C.H. Foster
Cross Plains
L. W. Coffey
Zephyr
D. H. Cameron
Brookesmith
E. H
J. H. Priddy
Mullin
Moore Bros
Brady
Lineman Injured Contacting 72 000 Volt Line in Comanche
Robert E. Rumfield a 30 year old lineman of 1000 First St Brownwood worked for Flowers Construction Co contracted by Texas Power and Light Co was injured when he touched a 72000 volt line at the Comanche sub station in downtown Comanche Crews administered mouth to mouth resuscitation and he was taken to Comanche Community Hospital then moved to Parkland Hospital in Dallas where officials reported him in stable though serious condition
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Robert E. Rumfield
First St
Brownwood
Comanche
Rumfield
Flowers Construction Co
Texas Power and Light Co
Comanche Community Hospital
Parkland Hospital
Dallas
Comanche Hospital
Mazurek Brothers Visit From California
Mr and Mrs Frank Mazurek of Ojai California spent last week visiting Mr and Mrs Tom Mazurek. Tom and Frank are brothers.
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Calif
Frank Mazurek
Ojai
Tom Mazurek
Tom
Frank
Lake Proctor Bass Club Hosts Inter-Club Tournament
The Lake Proctor Bass Club held a six fish string event on Sept. 9 from 8 a.m. to noon. Bill Dudley and Bob Evans won with 13 lbs 15 ozs, followed by Sam Marshall and Pam Dickson at 7 lbs 7 ozs and Del and Joy Barnett at 6 lbs 14 ozs. Cecil Campbell caught the day’s big fish, a 4 lb 12.5 oz. he was not in the competition. The club plans a Sept. 16 tournament for Pecan Valley Boys Ranch at Promisory Park, Lake Proctor, with 36 boys and two boys per boat, hot dogs and prizes provided.
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Lake Proctor
Bill Dudley
Bob Bill Dudley
Bob Evans
Sam Marshall
Pam Dickson
del and
Del
Joy Barnett
Cecil Campbell
Pecan Valley
Cookout at Stag Creek September 15
Saturday night September 15 the annual cook-out at Stag Creek invites all families. Gals learn the men are good cooks and guests are asked to bring enough ham burgers and buns. After the meal Henry Drennans show picture postcards and slides from Alaska trips. Come early stay late. If time allows they will play dominoes and 42.
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Stag Creek
Henry Drennans
Alaska
Subscription price list with Texas and out-of-state rates
Assoc. Editor lists subscription prices including $5.00 yearly in Comanche County and rural Dublin routes, $6.00 elsewhere. Six month terms vary with state. Minimum $40 plus tax. second class postage paid at Comanche Texas 76442.
Comanche High selects Junior Class officers for 73 74
Elections were held August 28 for the 1973 74 Junior Class at Comanche High School. Lynnwood Dukes will be president with Danny Armstrong as vice president. Linda Andrews is secretary Jerry Todd Williams reporter and Cindy Owens Mark Wilhelm are class representatives. Sponsors are Kathy Allen Fred West James McDougal Mrs Diane Mobley and Mrs Gail York.
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Comanche High School
Lynnwood Dukes
Danny Armstrong
Linda Andrews
Jerry Todd Williams
Cindy Owens
Mark Wilhelm
Kathy Allen
Fred West
James McDougal
Diane Mobley
Gail York
Freshman Class Elects Leaders at Comanche High School
Abel Cuellar reports the Comanche High School freshman class elects president to be followed by officer picks Bart Mc Dougal as vice president Sabrina Boyd as secretary and Phillip Gutierrez as reporter. Student council representatives are Kelly Welch and Greg Edwards. Class sponsors are Mrs. William Boyd Don Edwards David Tarver and Marguerite Ross. Moving from Tennessee Mr and Mrs Ed Onstot relocate to Brown this week visiting Mrs Onstot’s sister Miss Berta Goodson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel Cuellar
Comanche High School
Bart McDougal
Sabrina Boyd
Phillip Gutierrez
Kelly Welch
Greg Edwards
William Boyd
Don Edwards
David Tarver
Marguerite Ross
Tenn
Ed Onstot
Nashville, Tenn
Brown
Onstor
Berta Goodson
18 Year Olds Must Register in Brown County Areas
George Albcorn of Selective Service Board No 15 announces Roland E Warren as registrar for Brown and Comanche Counties. He will register at Brownwood High School from 8 am to 4 pm Monday through Friday. Registration must occur within 30 days before or after the 18th birthday. The board office will close Sept 10 to Sept 21. Alternative registrars listed in Brownwood, Bangs, De Leon, and Comanche.
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George Albcorn
Selective Service Board No. 15
Brown
Comanche Counties
Roland E. Warren
Brownwood High School
Alborn
Wayne S. Turner
Austin Ave
Brownwood
Mr. Warren
Don Clements
Citizens Natl. Bank
James O. Lineberg
City Hall
Bangs
Pate and Brady Families Share Weekend Visits
Fort Worth residents Mr and Mrs Jimmy Pate and Johnny Pate visited their parents Mr and Mrs J T Pate last weekend. Brady resident Gary Graham spent the past week vacationing with his mother Mrs Henry Gregory Mr Gregory and other relatives.
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Fort Worth
Jimmy Pate
Johnny Pate
J. T. Pate
Brady Gary Graham
Brady
Henry Gregory
Mr. Gregory
Bond sales in Comanche County July total 4187
July bond sales in Comanche County amounted to 4187 with seven month totals at 80624, reaching 45 percent of the 1973 goal of 180000. Texas month sales stood at 17185 and seven month total at 137169781, about 63 percent of the state goal. Sloan guests include Joe Frank Cuthbertson family from Arlington and J O Ogletree family from Bangs. Steven Sloan celebrated his third birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Savings
Comanche County
Texas
Cemetery Working Notice in Newburg Seeks Help
The Newburg cemetery working will be held on Saturday September 29 with a 11 a.m. business meeting and basket lunch. Bring tools and lawn mowers and contribute to care of the cemetery by sending funds to Secretary Treasurer Mrs R E Seay Rt 3 Comanche. HERE FROM HOUSTON Mr and Mrs E B Colvin of Houston visited the Barrets last weekend.
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Newburg
R, E, Seay
Rt. 3
Comanche
Houston
E. B. Colvin
W. J. Barrets
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Allgood Brand
Herbert Goodson
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Western Bartlett
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Fred Hall
Couthouse
de Leon
Eula Weaver
Bond
Cemetery Assn
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