Local Advertisements Highlight Deals and Events
The page lists a mix of ads and notices from Durham Texas area businesses. It mentions ROOS KANGA in Indiana Stadium, ticket sales brisk with 305 seats reserved for Hood Boom City, and a hearing at 10 o clock next Monday in Comanche. Other items promote Ranch Supply, Erwin Feed, a sale at Summers and Sher Ture Store, and various bargains at local shops on Austin Street.
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Roos Kanga
Lightfoot Named Scoutmaster at Comanche Meeting
J. E. Lightfoot, principal of Comanche High School, is named the new Scoutmaster at Comanche during a re organization meeting at Lake Eanes Park. About 18 Boy Scouts are registered. Cub Scouts under Rev. Bill Gould are doing well. Explorer Scouts plans are set with leaders needed.
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J. E. Lightfoot
Comanche High School
Comanche
Lake Eanes Park
Boy Scout
West Wright Avenue
Bill Gould
Explorer Scouts
Lake Banes
Galbraith
Brownwood
Salk Polio Vaccine Arrives for County Use
Dr Roy D Mims announces state health department approval of Salk polio vaccine for county use. The vaccine is available by doctors, primarily for children, and may be used where polio risk is high or at the physician's discretion. Free inoculations will be given to eligible children aged 5 to 9 who cannot pay.
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Roy D. Mims
Comanche County
State Department of Health
Dr. Mims
Initiation Day Set For Comanche FHA Hobo Day Fun
Freshman initiation for the FHA chapter occurs Saturday September 25 called a Hobo Day. Upperclassmen will hire freshmen for yardwork housecleaning car washing and other tasks from 8 to 5. Girls meet at 7:30 at the H E Cottage to draw for little sisters. big sisters supply supper.
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FHA
Lou Ellen Durham
Carolyn Bear
H.E. Cottage
Sunday School Attendance Up across area churches
Attendance in area Sunday Schools totals 1265, up from 1217 last week as reported to the Chief. Officers are urged to report weekly by phone at 210 or by mail, with church totals listed.
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First Methodist
Gartman View
Zion Hill
East Side Baptist Heiiest
Board Church
Emmanuel AP
Sidney Eagles Tangle With Carlton On New Field
Sidney High School six man football hosts Carlton on Sidney’s newly sighted field Thursday night September 22 at 8 oclock. The Eagles beat Brookesmith 35 to 34 last week with a winning TD in the final minute.
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Sidney High School Eagles
Sixman
Carlton
Sidney
Brookesmith
Eagles
Braves Beat Goldthwaite B 54 20 In Opener
Comanche Braves opened the 1955 season with a 54 to 20 victory over Goldthwaite B at Goldthwaite. Spivey scored four TDs with four extra points, Davis added two, Ray McCullough one, and Sims one. Coach Harmon praised the line with Brewster, Mercer and Sims. Next: Braves host Cross Plains B on Thursday. Comanche JHS meets Stephenville Jrs next Tuesday at Indian Memorial Stadium.
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Comanche Braves
Indians
Roy Harmon
Goldthwaite
Paul Ray McCullough
Sims
Harmon
Delbert Brewster
Mercer
Braves
Cross Plains
Comanche
Stephenville Junior Jackets
Indian Memorial Stadium
West Ward PTA Opens With 111 Attendees
The West Ward School P T A held its first meeting September 13 at 2 45 p m in the Ward School lunchroom. 111 members attended led by Mrs Tate whose room had 17 mothers present. Rev Gould delivered an engaging talk titled Let s Get Acquainted, followed by refreshments.
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West Ward
P.T.A
Erath Free Fall Fair Opens in Stephenville
The Erath Free Fall Fair began in Stephenville on Wednesday and runs through Saturday night. Highlights include exhibits a bathing beauty contest and the Alamo Greater Shows carnival formerly in San Antonio for the Battle of Flowers San Jacinto Fiesta.
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Stephenville
Alamo
San Antonio
San Jacinto
German Woman Among Uranium Dirt Sitters Near Newburg
Comanche County attracts international interest as sitters from Brazil and Germany visit dirt centers at Gray's Wonderland Uranium Ranch and Jesse Reese's Original Uranium Ranch Dirt Center near Newburg. A Chicagoan plans to assess commercial ore potential at Indian Creek and will explore Newburg and other local sources while sitters from Texas and other states continue to register.
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Comanche County
Brazil
South America
Gray’s Wonderland
Newburg
Germany
Jesse Reese
Uranium Ranch
United States
Palestine
Texas
Reese
Chicagoan
America
Comanche
Albert Miller
Miller
Indian Creek
Uranium Dirt Sitting House Operator Attacks Health Dept
H J Jennings of Waco criticizes Dr Henry A Holle of the Texas Department of Health over a Sept 15 1955 press release stating no more than normal background radiation in sixteen samples He invites tests at his uranium dirt sitting house and asks officials to visit Waco to examine his operation and equipment.
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H. J. Jennings
Dallas Highway
Waco
Waco News-Tribune
Mack Gorham
United
Comanche
Jennings
Henry A. Holle
Texas Department of Health
Holle
Commissioner of Health
Texas
Comanche Hosts Fire Department Rally October 4
The Comanche Volunteer Fire Department will host the North Central Texas Fireman's Association on Tuesday night October 4. Pumper races start 7:15 PM in front of the Rural Electrification Building on Wright Avenue with about 250 firemen from Mineral Wells Breckenridge De Leon Stephenville Dublin Cisco Ranger Eastland Aledo Hico Gorman and Comanche attending. A public banquet follows the races at the Veteran's Building around 8:15 PM with tickets at 1.25 available from volunteers, at the Fire Station or from the Comanche Chief.
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Comanche Volunteer Fire Department
North Central Texas Fireman's Association
Wright Avenue
Comanche
Mineral Wells
Breckenridge
de Leon
Stephenville
Dublin
Cisco
Ranger
Eastland
Aledo
Hico
Gorman
Veteran's Building
Ted Hicks
Comanche Mineral Wells
Hicks
Indians
James Wilhelm
Jerry Stewart
Calvin Cox
Jack Pettit
Bruce Couch
Murphy
Scott
Strube
Oden Stratton
Brewster Bradberry
Conway Stevens
Sullivan Brown
Cox Maxwell
Palmer Center
Fisher Hooks
Hamrick Daniels
Pettit Moore
Gossett Shaffer
Jaycees Schedule Banquet September 29 at Veterans Hall
Comanche Jaycees announce Installation Banquet for September 29 at 7:30 PM in the Veterans Hall. Tom Moore Jr of Waco will be principal speaker. Fort Worth Jaycees and Evans Auto Co sell tickets at 1.50 each. crowd expected. invitations extended.
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Comanche Jaycees
Veteran’s Hall
Fort Worth
Tom Moore
Waco
Moore
Texas
Pinson Named Manager of Farm and Ranch Supply
Roy V. Pinson now manages Farm and Ranch Supply in Comanche, with Jim Erwin retaining an interest in the firm and Joe M. Hancock continuing as outside salesman. The operation will offer seeds, fertilizers, insecticides, sprinkler gear, dairy supplies, grain fumigants, and Humble station products. Melvin McNutt and A. L. Humphies also work in the local organization.
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Roy V. Pinson
W. Neely
Comanche
Mathieson Chemical Company
Erwin Mill and Elevator Company
Austin
Jim Erwin
Gatesville
Pinson
Melvin McNutt
A. L. Humphies
Gustine 6 Man Football Set to Face Carbon High
Gustine 6 man football team scheduled to play Carbon High School at Carbon on Thursday night September 22.
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Gustine
Carbon High School
Carbon
Four Women On October Grand Jury List
Names of four women appear on the fall term grand jury for District Court in Comanche to convene Monday October 3. The list includes Mrs. W. R. Greenwaldt near Dublin, Mrs. Ethel Mae Barry of Dublin, Mrs. Lyman Forrest of De Leon, and Mrs. John Pogue of Comanche, joined by a full panel of local residents and officials.
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Comanche
W. R Greenwaldt
Cleburne
Ethel Mae Barry
Rt. 2
Dublin
Lyman Forrest
de Leon
John Pogue
Rt. 3
W. R. Greenwaldt
Jack W. Moore
Cecil Fisher
W. S. Lane
W. L. Carouth
L. L. Dendy
L. E. Farley
Ed Glover
O. C. Allen
Burton Cunningham
J. B. Pogue
I. C. Donnagan
L. D. Gardner
Roland Miller
Gustine
Indians To Be In New Football District In 56
The Comanche Indians shift from District 7-AA to 8-AA as Texas ISR lowers enrollment to move many teams into 4-A and 3-A. 8-AA now includes Comanche De Leon Dublin Hamilton and Granbury with 7-AA gaining Cisco Ranger and others while Stephenville Breckenridge Mineral Wells move to AAA.
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Comanche Indians
Comanche
de Leon
Dublin
Hamilton
Granbury
Lake View
San Angelo
Brady
Cisco
Ranger
Stephenville
Breckenridge
Mineral Wells
Chiefs
Colorado City
Lamesa
Snyder
Sweetwater
Comanche FFA Names 4 Candidates for Chapter Sweetheart
The Comanche FFA selects four high school girls as Chapter Sweetheart candidates with Quay Williams chosen by seniors, Trevonne McDaniel by juniors, Jane Matthews by sophomores, and Gay Kibler by freshmen. Voting ends Sept. 30 after class ballots.
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Comanche Ffa
Quay Williams
Trevonne McDaniel
Jane Matthews
Gay Kibler
Comanche High School
FFA
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Durham
Rexall
Erwin Feed
South Bay
V. Pinson
Ervin
Summers and Sherture
Pivart
Ood Market
CLMR
Maitine
Lightfoot
Lions
Dubin
PTA
Comanche Uranium
Iour
Newrepburg
Wea
State Dept
Jaycees
Mike Murphy
Kenneth Scott
Comanche Hirth School
Jimmy Dunn
Stephenville Yellowjackets
Lion
Jerry Daniels
Fulback
Dunn
Buford Shaffer
Tommy Hooks
Billy Moore
Comanche Chamber of Commerce
Comanche Junior Chambers Commerce
REA