Rites Held For Mrs John Green at Gustine Church
Mrs John Green 68 of Gustine died Friday September 16 at German hospital. She was born February 14 1898 in County to Jesse Truval. Survived by her husband John Green and six children. Services were held at 2 pm Sunday at First Baptist Church Gustine with Elder Dalton and Rev J S Myer officiating. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Green
German Hospital
Non County
Jesse Truval
John Green
Gustine
Max Keeter
Anche
W Tn Ascher
Clint Wright
Es Clay
Dow
F. McSpadall
San Angelo
Green
First Baptist
Dalton
Everma Cemetery
Don Tate
McSpadden
John Keeter
D McCullough
Lonniengston, Jr
Rites Held For Couch Infant
Infant Tommy Lee Couch son of Tommy and Lee Ann Petit Couch was born in Hamilton on September 14 and died in Waco on September 19. Survived by parents and grandparents T J Couch Gustine Elmer Petit Gustine. Graveside services were at Evergreen Cemetery Gustine at 10 a.m. Tuesday with Rev Brad Herbert officiating. Arrangements by Oak Lawn Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Lee Couch
Tommy and
Lee Ann Petit Couch
Hamilton
Waco
T. J. Couch
Gustine
Elmer Petit
Evergreen Cemetery
Brad Herbert
Oak Lawn Funeral Home
Final Rites For Mrs. Alex Gore
Mrs. Alex R. Gore, 73, former Gustine resident, died Sept. 15 in a Hamilton rest home. She was born Jan 23, 1893 in Comanche County, married Alex R. Gore in 1913, and had two children. Services were Sept. 17 at 10 a.m. at Comanche Funeral Home Chapel. interment Shiloh Cemetery. Pallbearers: Kenneth Gore, Lon Shetter, Victor Knapp, Aubrey Johnson, Lindsey Gore, Moorman Crumrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex R. Gore
Gustine
Hamilton
Comanche County
William W. McCullough
E. L. McCullough
C. L. Evans
Gore
Comanche Funeral Home
Wayne Dingus Dies Suddenly at 60 in Comanche
David Wayne Dingus aged 60 died at his home 607 W Dun can Comanche on Sept 15. Born Aug 7 1906 in Coleman he was the son of David Crockett and Lennie Bishop Dingus. He married Lola McIntire on Aug 28 1930 and leaves two sons Gerald Belton and Donald Lamesa a foster son Wayne Phifer a foster daughter Virginia Pifer a brother Jack Dingus three sisters and seven grandchildren. services were held Sept 17 at Oak Lawn Funeral Chapel with two pastors officiating and Oakwood interment listed with pallbearers Ira Clemons Ed Atwood Elton McCullough Cleburne Willingham J H Burton and Marshall Meyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wayne Dingus
W. Duncan
Comanche
Coleman
David Crockett
Lennie
Dingus
First Baptist Church
Lola McIntire
Gerald
Belton
Donald
Lamesa
Wayne Phifer
Mrs Wilkerson Dies in Hamilton
Mamie Wilkerson 85 died in a Hamilton nursing home after 18 months there She was born July 9 1881 in Comanche daughter of J D and Virginia Bonner A Presby terian Church member she lived in Comanche until moving to Hamilton three years ago She married Marion Wilkerson May 8 1901 and had one son Survived by son Dan Hamilton brother Bill Bonner Comanche and three grandchildren Services were held Sept 20 at 2 p m Oak Lawn Funeral Home Chapel with Rev William A Gould Fort Worth and Rev Chester Wilkerson Winters officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Wilkerson
Hamilton
Wilkerson
Comanche
J. D
Virginia Danforth Bonner
Presbyterian Church
Marion Wilkers
Dan
Bill Bonner
Oak Lawn Funeral Home
William A. Gould
Fort Worth
Chester Wilkerson
Winters
Oakwood Cemetery
H. M. Cauley
James Slider
Final Rites For Mrs Johnson 80 in Comanche County
Mrs Pearl Johnson age 80 died Friday morning September 16 in a local rest home. She was born October 2 1885 in Hunt County and lived in Comanche County 75 years. Survived by 3 sons 4 daughters 19 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. Services held September 17 at Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with burial White Point Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Also notes Jack Flippo suffered a stroke and is in serious condition at Mims Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Johnson
Hunt County
A. B. Keith
Comanche County
de Leon
James A. Johnson
White Point
J. C. Fails
Jimmie Kirksey
Don Johnson
Kenneth cAliley
James Johnson
Travis Baker
Thank You for Kindness During Our Time of Bereavement
Pearl Johnson Family extends heartfelt gratitude for acts of kindness, sympathy, and warmth shown during our months of tribulation and hour of bereavement. May God bless all who helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Johnson
Itp
Card of Thanks for Ben Loftis Relatives extend appreciation
The wife and relatives of the late Ben Loftis express sincere appreciation for the kindnesses shown during his long illness and recent death. Sincerely Mrs. Ben Loftis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Loftis
Mrs
Local Notables Named in Obituary Segment
Boyd Anthony, Ben Everidge, Tom Dudley, Herbert Goodson, George Chambless, and Sam F. Todd are listed among individuals connected to a recent obituary notice in the archived page segment. The clipping names multiple persons with unspecified relations to the deceased. Further context about roles or affiliations is not provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Anthony
Ben Everidge
Tom Dudley
Herbert Goodson
George Chambless
Sam F. Todd
W G Baxter Dies at 94 in Batesville Death ends pioneer Comanche merchant era
W G Baxter, 94, of Batesville died September 4 in a Uvalde hospital. He helped found the Baxter stores in Comanche in 1297 and expanded to Dublin, Hamilton, Brady, and Coleman. Surviving relatives include sisters in Brownwood and Early, a daughter Mrs Elsie Hunter, two grandchildren, and seven great grandchildren. The Comanche store remains operated by C B Baxter. He was known as a skilled hunter and sportsman with prize gun trophies. Funeral services were held at the First Christian Church in Uvalde with Masonic rites and burial in Uvalde Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Baxter
Batesville
Uvalde
Betty
Funers
Ravter
First Christian Church
W. G
Baxter Brothers
Dublin
Hamilton
Brady
Coleman
Comanche
Brownwood
Western Auto
C. C
Charlie) Baxter
J. D. Baxter
Jim
H. T. Baxter
C. C. Baxter
G. W Garner
W G
Early
Sarah Baxter Kelley
Ave. C
Elsie Hunter
Baxter
C. B. Baxter
C. B
Cc. C. Baxter
Mrs J Donaho Dies on Furonean Tour in Madrid
Mrs J Donaho wife of Rev Dr John Donaho of San Angelo died in Madrid Spain on a Furonean tour. The couple resided here until college age with Dr Donaho serving as minister. Survived by son Glenn Donaho Houston daughter Mrs Brent Fisher Kennedy two brothers a sister and nine others. Burial at Restland Memorial Park Dallas following services at Lawn Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Donaho
San Anerlo
Madrid
Spain
Donaho
Thank You Note for Kind Deeds After Loss
The family of Mrs. Nora A. Robertson expresses gratitude for flowers meals and sympathy during illness and passing. Appreciation extends to German Hospital staff Rev Robert Haynes Rev Lloyd Horton singers and Mr and Mrs Porter Franks for service and comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Hospital
Robert Haynes
Lloyd Horton
Porter Franks
Landowner Sells Parcel for Farms and Ranches
A landholder who once owned a game reserve later divested part of the property by selling portions to neighboring farmers and ranchers, enabling new agricultural use.
Heart Attack Fatal To Alfred McKin
Alfred McKinzie died Wednesday at Arlington hospital after a heart attack. He was born 1897 in Comanche County, son of George Taveria Fletcher McKinzie and wife Mattie Ruching. He is survived by two daughters, a son, siblings Grady Kinzie and Grend Prairie, five grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Friday September 16 at 4 pm at Lawn Funeral Chapel with ministers Clarence Bryant and R. G. Parkinson officiating. interment followed at Oak Cemetery. Pallbearers were James Holland, Carroway, Roy Bloyd, Gayle Rice, Harold Lock, Talm Fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genrie
Alfred McKinsie
Arlington Hospital
McKinzie
Grand Re
Ro Dutton
Cpeho
Clarence Bryant
R. G. Parkinson
Oak Cemetery
James Holland
Carriway
Roy Bloyd
Gayle Rice
Harold Lock
Singing Sunday At Local Church
The Congregational Me Church of Comanche hosts a Sunday program with many pet singers. Sunday School follows at 9 am and preaching at 11 am, with night services at 7 pm. W. A. Ross serves as pastor and Clark as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Me
Comanche
Pet Singers
W. A. Ross
Clark
Abilene Visit By Mrs Edna Jones and Family
Abilene resident Mrs Edna Jones visits sister Mrs A D Barnes and niece Mrs Bob Nash for a week in Abilene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Edna Jones
A. D. Barnes
Bob Nash
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Rs. John Green
Chum
Paul Newman and
Julie Andrews
Kirk Douglas
Frank Sinatra
Bill’s Mobil Station
Ruth and
Bill Croker
Alex Gore
Wayne Dingus
Jack Flippo
Elkins Tin Shop
Mims Hospital
Dair Spray
Jergen’s Lotion PT
Woodbury
Ray Wieney
Ayd
Pkg
Sue Rose
LOH Discount, Inc
Lotion
Sunset Addition
Comanche, Texas
W.G. Baxter
Blue Cross
A. E. Rauhut
Burea
Farm Bureau Insuranc
JONES
T-Bon
Club Ib
Locke Bill JO
C. T. Jones
J. Donaho
Alfred McKin
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