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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1934
Page
4
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The Comanche Lions Club held a semi monthly meeting moved to Wednesday due to many members in Austin before the State Highway Commission. President Charles Hoffman presided at 12 15 pm. A musical program by Harry Wiley and James Hoffman followed the business session. Hilton Burks reported on highway development in Comanche County and Hoffman shared details of a trip with his wife.
Mrs Tuey Kirk of Fort Worth spent last week in Comanche with Mrs K R Little and Mrs Will Randall. Mrs Ellis McDonald spent last week in Ozona with Mr and Mrs Preston Williams. Mr and Mrs George Simmons spent the weekend in Comanche with her parents Mr and Mrs Jim Hill.
Stephenville resident H M MeIlroy accepts a purchasing position at Gustine as buyer for cotton season. He is engaged by H L Kight to operate in that vicinity, per the Stephenville Empire Tribune.
A. B. Chapin H S Kight owner of the Kight gin at Hico reports a loss of about 2500 from last week's fire. No cause yet determined per the Stephenville Empire Tribune. Kight may rebuild this season or postpone. Only one bale had been gunned in the plant when the fire occurred.
The Show of Century will run daily matinee and night shows October 6 to 21 at the State Fair of Texas in Dallas. Otto Herold announced from the fair executives with producer Mike Barnes. The production brings 190 cast members and a cast of stars including Lottie Mavers, Alanoff Dancers, Manuel King with 10 African Lions, and Cervone's Band.
Mrs J F E Chilton is visiting her daughter Mrs Othello Martin in Stamford, staying for a period.
Mrs. Joe Marshall accompanied by her son J M traveled to Brownwood on Monday as he re entered Howard Payne College for continued study and enrollment.
Billy Dillin re entered Dante Baker College Monday. Elvin Lowe editor of the Lo meta News was in Comanche Saturday with his son Ward en route to Stephenville where they arranged for Ward to attend John Tarleton College.
Dr and Mrs Fowler of Hamilton were in Comanche Monday while traveling to Brownwood, according to local notes.
Mrs. Maude Crafton of Belleville Illinois writes that years of irregular trouble and cramping kept her in bed at times and left her nervous and miserable. After starting Cardus she noticed improvement within weeks and continued use to restored health. Thousands of women testify Cardus benefits them. Price 1 dollar.
The American Boy Youth's Companion lowers annual price from 2.00 to 1.00 and three year rate from 3.50 to 2.00. Editor Griffith Ogdenellis says savings enable the cut and future issues will feature fiction, articles, and sports. Subscription details to Detroit Michigan address. Mrs L R Brightman travels from Coleman to Tyler to live with daughter Mrs Victor J Buthod.
State candidates filed final expense accounts by September 4 with the Secretary of State. Allred and campaign manager Waters show 9,444.18 spent in his bid for Democratic governor, while Tom E. Hunter, defeated in the runoff, listed 1,564.90. Other totals include McCraw 2,414.44 and Woodward 2,296.24 for attorney general and Woodul 2,290.07 with Moore 1,485.95 for lieutenant governor.
Williams advertises guaranteed Toro Flour per sack at 1.67 dollars along with 10 lb spuds 25 cents 8 can Lye 25 cents gallon Cane Crush Syrup 65 cents pure coffee 20 cents per pound and Hershey items Cocoa Cocoa products and more for the family with work shoes at 1.69 dollars and up plus hardware including shotguns from J F Tate stock and other bargains.
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