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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1956
Page
6
Three state agencies urge Texans to stop for school buses unloading or loading children. The law, not in city limits, requires immediate stop and cautious pass at ten mph max. 379 rural bus accidents in 1955 prompted the drive.
Extension agri cultural engineer W S Allen notes preserving grain in storage is good business to prevent contamination. Rodents and insects pose major threats but can be controlled. Extension publication L-257 Clean Wheat Program for 1956 is available at county agent offices in major wheat producing areas.
Mrs. Lillian Viola Hunter 65 died September 13 after a weeks long illness. Funeral services Friday at Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Sterling Isham officiating. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Survived by son Fred Hunter Comanche and stepsons Sidney and Aaron Hunter Sacramento and step mother Mrs. A C Roberts. Early life notes include birth August 28 1891 to Cleve and Exia Roberts.
Gustine youth David Brush won first place in the Comanche County Sears gilt show held at the County Livestock Barn on September 15. R. H. Campbell, De Leon Vocational Agriculture teacher, judged and placed Gilts with Brush advancing to Brownwood for district competition on September 22 with fellow county winner Gaylon Carson and other district champs.
Roberts and R H Roberts of Kilgore are named with a sister Mrs B M Farner and a half sister Mrs Ida Mae Ravenshine of Comanche. The deceased was a member of Mount Pleasant Baptist Church.
Plans outline four one day turkey field days set for September at the Fair Grounds in Brownwood on September 11 and the Fair Grounds in Fredericksburg on September 13. Skating activities were mentioned as part of the calendar.
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