Grand Jury List For October 7
Prospective grand jurors for the new term in 52nd District Court must report at 9 a.m. Monday October 7 per District Clerk Ben Wilhelm. Names include Wylie Walker Gustine Mrs Paul Patton Gustine Mrs M C Huey Rt 1 Gustine D B Harrison Rt 1 Gustine Teq Littlejohn Rt 1 Dublin Mrs Levis Wilkerson Rt 3 De Leon Roy Thomas De Leon Billy J Hare Rt 1 De Leon Wade Butler De Leon Mrs Toye Keith De Leon P B Rann De Leon Carroll Loudermilk Comanche Mrs Dalton Perkins Comanche Mrs G P Dudley Comanche Herbert Goodson Comanche John Keeter Comanche. Stanley Rauhut, summer worker at Yellowstone, has returned to the University of Texas for his sophomore year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
52Nd District Court
Ben Wilhelm
Wylie Walker
Gustine
Paul Patton
M. Cc. Huey
D. B. Harrison
Teq Littlejohn
Dublin
Levis Wilkerson
de Leon
Roy Thomas
Billy J. Hare
Wade Butler
Toye Keith
P. B. Rann
Carroll Loudermilk
Comanche
Dalton Perkins
G. P. Dudley
Herbert Goodson
John Keeter
Comanche Leads 8-AA Enrollment Over 1 000
Comanche Public Schools report 1 059 students enrolled after three weeks in 1963 64 under Superintendent S H Fletcher. Comanche tops District 8 AA with largest enrollment, followed by Cisco then Hamilton Granbury De Leon and Dublin in the district.
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Comanche
S. H. Fletcher
Cisco
Hamilton
Granbury
de Leon
Dublin
Young Farmers Plan Meetings and Awards Banquet
Ralph L. Evans of National Farm Life Insurance weighs in on planning a farm family budget at the regular Young Farmers meeting Tuesday night September 24 at 8 in the CHS Vocational Agricultural Building. The group observes State Young Farmer week with activities September 26 and a Saturday September 98 Area Awards Banquet in Stephen.
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Ralph L. Evans
National Farm Life Insurance Company
CHS Vocational Agricultural
Brating
Stephen
Comancheans Attend State Demo Art Show
A statewide art contest sponsored by the Women of the State Democratic Executive Committee was held at the JAL Ranch Headquarters in Alvarado. Comanche artists Monselle O'Brien and Colin Reed showed works in Merit and Scholarship divisions. Reed’s painting won a purchase for the Alvarado hospital, and O'Brien’s remains with Mr. and Mrs. Wilkerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the State Democratic Executive Committee
JAL Ranch
Alvarado
Jett Cowden
Julianna Cowden
Texas
Hillsboro
Colin Reed
Comanche
Monselle O’brien
Tarleton State College
Joanne Koclanes
Dallas
Bill Wilkerson
J. C. Wilkerson
C. W. Gray
John Jolink
Monselle O'Brien
Milk Receipts Show Increase in Central West Texas August 1963
Central West Texas market saw total Class I milk receipts of 13 703 453 pounds in August 1963 with a daily average of 442 047 pounds. August daily Class I use rose 5 percent from July and was up 3.7 percent from August 1962, while 14.5 percent above August 1961. There were 372 producers delivering 15 378 276 pounds in August for a daily average of 496 073 pounds, 2 percent above July but 2.2 percent below last year and 3.9 percent under August 1961. Daily deliveries per producer averaged 1 334 pounds in August. Minimum uniform price for 3.5 percent milk in August was 5.23 dollars per hundredweight, subject to location adjust ment. Butterfat differentials apply for variations from 3.5 percent. This price exceeded July by one cent and was higher than August 1962. Eighty eight point seven percent of producer milk was Class I in August 1963, up from July and well above August 1962. Producer receipts equaled 112.2 percent of Class I utilization in August, versus 112.5 percent in July and 119.1 percent in August 1962.
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West
Texas
Central West Texas
Byford W. Bain
County Tax Collections Total 510068 for Year
The report notes county tax collections reaching 510068 for the year. It references ad valorem duties and sales tax as components driving the total. The fragment details appear truncated but indicate a summary of revenue sources and totals.
Indians Visit Badgers for Third Outing Friday
The Comanche Indians travel to Lampasas to face the high ranked AAA Badgers in their third game of the season. Lampasas beat Georgetown 29 0 in their only start, while Comanche seeks its first win after close losses to Eastland and Coleman. Kickoff is 8 PM with a large home crowd and the 88 piece Indian Marching Band.
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Indians
Lampasas
Badgers
Comanche
Eastland
Coleman Bluecats
Georgetown
Roger Oliver
Bluecats
Moormans Hold Meeting Here
The Comanche Division of Moorman Mfg Co held its bi annual state meeting at Lake Eanes Park Comanche with 95 representatives from Texas and New Mexico. Vice President R B Hulsen and Hugo Hendrian from Quincy Illinois spoke. The retirement of W B Cox Portales New Mexico was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorman Mfg. Co
Lake Eanes Park
Comanche
Texas
New Mexico
Brownsville
Texas Valley
Albuquerque
R. B. Hulsen
Hugo Hendrian
Quincy
Illinois
Mrs Withers Recovering From Eye Surgery In Palestine Home
Mrs Sylva ers of South Austin is recuperating from eye surgery in a Palestine Nursing Home. Her daughter Mrs H C Crawford owns the home and will stay with her until she can return to Comanche in a few months at 318 East Neches Palestine Texas.
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Sylva Ers
South
Austin
Tyler
Palestine Nursing Home
Sunedhen Texas
David Hill To Class of Manche High School Elected Officers
David Hill has been elected to office in the Manche High School student government for the 1963 64 academic year. The slate includes other officers chosen by the class and aims to lead school activities and events.
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Manche High School
Texas 4-H youth to compete in national tractor contest
Seventeen year old John Cunningham from Comanche will represent Texas at the Western U S 4 H Tractor Operators Contest in Bismarck North Dakota September 29 to October 1. He is a high school senior and state champion after six years in 4 H work. Humble Oil funds the trip and awards. Contest features driving with farm implements safety quiz and a practical troubleshoot test. Trophies go to the top four. events include a tour of the North Dakota State Capitol and a recognition banquet with Governor William Guy as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cunningham
Comanche
Texas
U. S
Bismark
North Dakota
Young Cunningham
Burton Cunningham
Route 4
John
Garrison Reservoir
William Guy
Coopera Extension Service
Humble Oil & Refining Company
North Dakota State University
Kenneth Black New President of Gustine FFA
Gustine FFA Chapter elected Kenneth Black as president at the first meeting of the 1963 64 year. Officers include Wade Luker vice president George Luker secretary Royce Westfall treasurer Paul McKee sentinel Pete McDougal reporter. Chapter Advisor is Harry Thornton. Members plan projects and a visit to the State Fair on Rural Youth Day October 5.
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Gustine Ffa
Kenneth Black
Wade Luker
George Luker
Royce Westfall
Paul McKee
Sentinel
Pete McDougal
Harry Thornton
Braves to Face De Leon B Team Thursday at Indian Memorial
The Comanche Braves, B unit of the Indians, meet De Leon B on Thursday night at Indian Memorial Stadium. Ray Smith leads the Braves as coach in what is billed as the game of the season.
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Comanche Braves
Indians
de Leon
Indian Memorial Stadium
Ray Smith
Braves
Seniors Receive Class Rings At Comanche High School
Forty nine seniors at Comanche High School received their class rings during activity period on Thursday September 12. Senior sponsors Miss Marguerite Ross Mrs. Pete Hobby Jacok King Coach Ray Smith and Don Cook met with the group.
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Comanche High School
Marguerite Ross
Pete Hobby
Jacok King
Ray Smith
Don Cook
Sidney Eagles Host Carlton Six Man Football Thursday
The Sidney Eagles will host the Carlton six man team on Thursday night September 19 at 8 pm. The Eagles opened with a 34-6 win over Gordon and then lost 34-14 to Brooke Smith last week.
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Sidney Eagles
Carlton
Eagles
Gordon
Brookesmith
To Visit in Killeen
Marsha Wilkerson will spend the weekend in Killeen visiting Brooke Wimert.
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Killeen
Marsha Wilkerson
Brooke Wimert
Wright tops Chief's first grid contest with perfect picks
City Councilman Jerry Wright and Postmaster Jim Spenter share top honors by predicting all ten football games correctly in The Comanche Chief contest. Wright, a Wright's Leather Goods partner, wins the cash prize while Spenter receives a year’s subscription. several others land honorable mentions for near-perfect results.
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Jerry Wright
Wright
Leather Goods Manufacturing
Comanche
Coleman
Olsen
Stamford
Goldthwaite
Dabna
Brookesmith
Sidney Eagles
Gustine
Turnersville
Lampasas
Georgetown
Meridian
Clifton
Cloudy Weather Continues Suppresses Local Crops
Weather report notes persistent cloud cover affecting farming in the area. The page cites ongoing conditions and their impact on crop prospects, with unclear measurements and several unreadable fragments.
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Gemnere
Ve Een
Bencen
Esiber Rrecorder
Ae Geeteeereres
Seaddseeeerseres
Iain
Stanley Rauhut
Yellowstone National Park
University of Texas
SHIEF
Young Farmers
Comanche County
Young Farmers Chapter
Norman Moore
Gayle Isham Jr
Elton McDonald
Bill Willmann
J. B. Layne
Feuerina
Vost Worth
Next Lions Meeting
Calved Rived
Simu
Moormans
W. B. Cox
Portales
Moorman’s
Moorman
United States
Underwood's
Brownwood
Comanche Division
Loel Dene Cox
Dwight Graham
Justin
Art Ass‘n
David Hill
Sidney
Tien
Jimmy Farley
Rt. 2
Merlin Elliott
Mary Ruth Ross
Alice Stokes
San Benito
John D. Hicks
Box
Kribbs
Wildwood
Stephenville
Roy Pope
Donnie Hicks
Ruby Hall
Jack Pyburn
Charles Wright
Wayne Hill
Comanon
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