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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1937

Page

3

Community celebration marks September gatherings

Local residents including J. McCarty and son Will Hendrix Homer s Opal Wilson Mrs. Beelee Beaty and Mrs. Ethel John Beaty plan a Sunday September 12 event at noon with visitors in the afternoon. They will meet again at the same place on the second Sunday in September 1938.

J. McCarty Will Hendrix Homer S. Opal Wilson Fit Beeeleeart Ethel John Beaty

Court House News and Marriages in Comanche County

Aug. 2 notes list births marriages and deeds in Comanche County. Entries include Bettie Katherine Bolde, Jack Whitely and Dorothy Hawkins marriage in Comanche, Rue Hart and Mildred Byrd, Lee Dendy and Vera Robinson, plus licenses Owen Lee with Mavis Newton and Gordon Hill with Hilda Mikeska. Commissioners set tax rates, pauper fund aid, cemetery deed to the city, and county purchases. Deeds cover multiple tracts in Energy Comanche Sidney and surrounding areas with various sums. State court records show A. Sinclair pled guilty to liquor sale with $25 fine and costs.

Henry Bolde Kitty Mathews City of Comanche Oakwood Cemetery J. ¥. Robinson G. F. Kemp Town of Energy W. H. Farmer Faust Ward S. R. Harris Carlos Hynes T. E. F. Morgan C. M. Dixon G. C. McKinzie Sam Cash G. E. Smith T. Nelson James Hamilton Z. T. Edwards James M. Edwards T. Carter Mary L. Smith A A. Hilley Sidney J. E. Steele E. A Smith Franklin Addition H. L. Stewart Franklin J. L. Hanson L. D Belyeu Jim Sanford Evridge J. B. Fielder H. Waggoner John Duncan J. Conrad M. R

Far rar brothers Bud and William Farrar at Howard Payne College

Bud Davis and William Farrar, sons of Mr and Mrs J D Farrar, are attending Howard Payne College.

Bud Davis Wiliam Farrar J. D. Farrar Howard Payne College

Local residents and church activity noted in Ada area

Boon Lacewell and family friends visited Ada. Lacewell is moving his family east. J. Robinson of Odessa returned home Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Cox and daughter visited relatives in Stephenville. Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Hayes hosted family at Main Street. Rev. King preached at the Baptist Church on Sunday.

Beattie School Opens With Larger Attendance

Beattie School started here last Monday with higher turnout than last year. Local families and visiting relatives from Knox City De Leon and Sipe Springs visited during the week. Students head to De Leon High School and Brownwood for college prep as work begins on a new gymnasium.

Thomas Ferguson Irel Ferguson LeRoy Davis Knox City Sid Ferguson Edmund Medford Haskell John Andress Gladys Green de Leon Andunday Naomi Underwool Wade Butler Harvey Moore Brownwood Butler Miss Underwood Howard Payne College Moore Daniel Baker College Watt Hornburg Proctor Calvin Horton Dallas Rediel Green de Leon High School Cecil Robertson Sipe Springs Andrew Underwood Grubb

Local families host visits and college plans in Texas

Homer Greenlee J C La Grone and Hobson Williford left for A and M College in College Station. Mr and Mrs Max Greenwood of Pyron and Golda Williford of Abilene visited J H Williford. Mrs F M Powers celebrated her 79th birthday with dinner including three daughters and a grandson Jess Davis. Mr and Mrs F B Carter and daughter visited A B Laminack in Proctor and D Swearingen and marble Falls relatives visited last weekend.

Homer Greenlee J. C. la Grone Hobson Williford College Station A. & M. College Max Greenwood Pyron Golda Williford Abilene J. H. Williford F. M. Powers R. D. Davis de Leon Bob Macon Downing Frank Davis Jess Davis van Dyke F. B. Carter A. B. Laminack Proctor D. Swearingenarble Falls

Pioneering Couple Lizzie and Billie Johnson Remembered

Aunt Lizzie Johnson and her husband Uncle Billie settled in Gustine after moving from Ki Risher country in 1874. They paid 2 2 on farm land and raised ten children with thirty six grandchildren and twenty five great grandchildren. Many relatives and friends attended the reminiscence noting their church work and long service as a Methodist stewards.

J. Johnson W. R. Johnson Lizzie Gustine Ki Risher Billie Lie Out of Town A. B. Eubanks Neil J. D. McKinzie Johnson Goldthwaite Norman Martin Brownwood Devoe Manley Ruby Mauldin J. C. Colman Stamford McGinnis Gustine Baptist Comanche Lamkin

Sidney High School senior class organizes for term

The Sidney High School senior class met on Sept 10 to organize for the new term. Elected officers are Elwood Boyd president, Lansing Pinkard vice president, Joye Farquhar secretary reporter, and Aletha Drennan treasurer. An order for class rings was placed by the class members.

Sidney High School Elwood Boyd Lansing Pinkard Joye Farquhar Aletha Drennan Aretha Drennan Gene Ward Gene Hall Theron Steele Lloyd Morrow

Oxen sale leads to old check discovery in court record

A man paid 110.00 for oxen and an old check was found during the incident. The check drawn on First National Bank and payable to J T Jaye was dated October. The case references E. Cate and J. Chrestman in connection with the matter.

E. Eate First National Bank J. . Chrestman John ‘'T. Jaye

Ay 101k ann wee one yoke of oxen

The fragment notes a monetary value and a small number of oxen in a terse historical record. Details are sparse, but the entry references a price or measurement and a pair of draft animals. The language suggests a dated, agricultural ledger or notice from a bygone era.

Ann

Cardus advertised relief for menstrual cramps and fatigue

The ad claims Cardus eases severe monthly pains and restores youthful freshness, improving appetite and resistance to discomfort. It urges women to try Cardus and consult a doctor if it does not help.

Cardus

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