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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1957
Page
3
A hard fought game saw the Indians slow the Loboes with a 30 yard punt return and strong third period plays. Swearengin and Gleaton anchored a steady attack while Creath Day and Joe Weallough provided key runs and tackles to secure the win.
Upper Leon Soil Conservation District reports native grasses Big bluestem Indiana grass Little bluestem and Side Oats grama will produce viable seed after seven years. Landowners should keep livestock off deferred ranges for four to five weeks to let seeds mature and prevent overgrazing. Technicians will assist with seed fill timing. Rainfall varied across plots, with good cover reaching 24 inches soil penetration.
Dave Werner of Comanche was taken by ambulance on Wednesday to a Brownwood hospital for an examination.
Reverend Donald Carson of Brownwood preached Sunday. Mrs Pauline Williams of Haskell visited in the Stodghill home. Harold Pierson and Joyce visited Cisco kin Sunday before last. Walter Henderson and family visited relatives in Gorman and De Leon, with Cornelia Chathams and Frank Prentiss also present. Edd Stodghill attended the Bud Denton funeral in Moran. O J Reynolds and Bob visited Willie Casper and Hubie Duggan in Rising Star. John Mathis from Odessa stayed with Harold Pierson and Norman Ray. Mrs Mathis received hospital treatment in Brownwood. Floyd Foff of Brownwood and L A Coneicke of Texarkana visited the Reynolds household briefly Sunday.
Miss Rebecca Hill returns to Comanche after visiting her brother Wayne Hill in Tacoma Washington. The trip also included Victoria British Columbia during the stay.
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