Comanche Opens New High School in Landmark Start
Comanche schools began the term with the new High School unveiled after recent completion. Grammar and Ward schools held opening exercises, with speeches by Mayor J. R. Eanes, Rev. J. Morris, and educators emphasizing sportsmanship, citizenship, and beginnings for a strong year. Enrollment reaches 801 total. High School senior class has 72 students, the largest yet.
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Ward
Grammer School
Grammar School
Jenkins
Forrest Maddox
J. A. Morris
J. R. Eanes
Comanche
Eanes
Mr. Eanes
Texas
Brother Morris
Mr. Banes
Misses Ola
Minnie Cunningham
W. T. House
Miss Ola
Miss Minnie
Mr. Carpenter
Pattie Jay
Johnnie Smoot
Minnie Pearl Sanford
Loraine Vaughn
Clovis Hamilton
Isla McCollum
John Sullivan
Josephine Anthony
Berta Goodson
Edwin Nabors
College Boys Arrested for Threatening Letters at Howard Payne
Brownwood police arrested Roy White and John R. Dumenil on charges of sending two threatening letters to Howard Payne College music dean Cameron Marshall. Both admitted involvement, posted bond of 500 dollars each, with cases likely to move to Federal court for use of the mails to extort money.
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Brownwood News
Brownwood
J. M. Perry
Roy White
John R. Dumenil
Cameron Marshall
School of Music
Howard Payne College
Marshall
Justice of the Peace
United States
White
Dumenil
Daniel Baker
Callaway Family Visiting Mercer Gap Ranch in Comanche
Gib Callaway and family arrived in Comanche Saturday night to visit Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Callaway at their Mercer Gap ranch. Judge Hampton of De Leon spent Monday in Comanche.
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Gib Callaway
Comanche
Oscar Callaway
Mercer Gap
Hampton of
de Leon
Comanche County Celebrates First Norther Blessing
Comanche's first norther Sunday brought dry weather and pleasant temperatures. Farmers expect easier, faster cotton picking and reduced losses to rain. Teachers and pupils start the new school year with renewed enthusiasm, inspiring community gratitude to exercise its resilience.
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Comanche County
Woman Jumps From Train Near Goldthwaite
Mrs. Roy Evans, a young married woman traveling from Belton to Slayton, leapt headfirst from Santa Fe train No. 91 near Goldthwaite Friday night. She was found unconscious with injuries including a possible skull fracture, facial laceration, and bruises. Removed to Temple hospital, she regained consciousness by Monday.
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Roy Evans
Belton
Slayton
Lubbock County
Santa Fe
Goldthwaite
Temple
Railroad Hospital
Evans
Cleburne
Lubbock
May Adams
Sugarland
John Evans
Save a Dollar idea accepted by Delineator
Mrs. McGalliard of Mercer Gap submits a Save a Dollar idea for cream savings. The item, printed on page 44 of the October Delineator, earned five dollars per accepted suggestion. The recipe suggests beating egg whites to stiff peaks, folding in sliced banana, and sweetening to taste for a cheaper sauce. Miss Arabelle Burks has returned from visits in Mexia Waco and Oglesby, Texas.
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M. McGallard
Comanche
Texas
Arabelle Burks
Mexia
Waco
Oglesby
Comanche High to Open 1922 Football Season at Home
Comanche High School announces the 1922 football opener set for Friday September 22 at the Comanche baseball park against Howard Payne College scrubs. The team touts a heavy line and strong backfield and aims for a close hard fought match with plans for several away and home games through November.
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Comanche
Howard Payne College
Howard Payne Scrubs
Dublin High
Hamilton
Ranger
Brownwood
Mrs Alma De Freire Visits Mrs Jim Moody From Atlanta
Mrs Alma De Freire, sister of Mrs Jim Moody, is visiting this week from Atlanta, Georgia.
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Jim Moody
Alma de Freire
Atlanta
Georgia
Rutherford visiting Comanche with son
Mr. J. H. Rutherford of the Harmony community is spending the week in Comanche with his son, Dr. T. M. Rutherford.
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J. H. Rutherford
Harmony
Comanche
T. M. Rutherford
Impressive Funeral of Herbert N Goodson in Comanche
Herbert N Goodson dies after six months illness at a Dallas sanitarium. He is mourned by family, friends, and a broad group of mourners. a four generation span includes his wife Berta and children Janetice, Berta, and Herbert. He was a lawyer, active in Comanche schools, and a Brownwood Masons event marked his funeral.
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Comanche
Herbert N. Goodson
Dr. Terril
Dallas
Mr. Goodson
A. J. Gray
W. L. Randall
T .J. Williams
E B. Adams
Ft. Worth
Goods
Three Lock
Randolph Clarke Enville
Morris
I. M. Cochran
Klingman
Marion Wilkerson
T. C. Yantis
Brownwood
J. D. Waring
J. R. Eanes
A. E. Hampton
Arthur Eidson
Edgar Nabors
W. W. Cox
Mark McGee
McGee
Herbert Goodson
Reat
Goodson
G. H. Goodson
Austin
Texas
Hamilton
Addison Clark
G. N.jacdson
Berta Oren
Kenson
Earth
Jaunice
Berta
Herbert
T. J. Neavitt
T. N. Goodson
San Antonio
D. Frank Johnson
The
Masons of
John Power
Walter Early
A. P. Young
Randolph Clark
Stephenville
Kooken
Joe Eidson
Doggett
Methodist Church
J. R. Morris
Mark Skier
Holloway
Kidd Macon
Johanie May
Brooks
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Bert Speed
Killian
Dallas High School
E. E. Anthony Made &Shegi
Parent-Teachers Association
R. W. Scurry
Willie
Mrs. McGalliard
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