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Newspaper

Texas Catholic

Location

Dallas, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1958

Page

11

Nocona Named for Comanche Chief and Catholic Roots

Nocona bears a Comanche lineage tied to Chief Peta Nocona and Cyn thia Ann Parker. The town grew from cotton and ranching and became a Leather Goods Center. rail brought growth in 1887. St Joseph Church opened 1948 with a long Catholic heritage and a 25-family parish.

Nocona Peta Nocona Cynthia Ann Parker

Installation Rites For First Bishop of Miami

Bishop Cole man F. Carroll was installed as the first Bishop of Miami in St. Marys Cathedral with a Pontifical High Mass. Archbishop Francis P. Keough presided and 30 bishops attended including Archbishop Joseph P. Hurley and Bishop Howard J. Carroll. The event marked the 132nd Latin Rite See in the continental U.S. and followed a ceremony attended by Florida church leaders and regional clergy.

St. Joseph Church Joseph Patrick Lynch John H. Morse John E. Mitchell Joseph Kopezewski Saint Jo Miami Fla Coleman F. Carroll St. Mary's Cathedral U.S Pittsburgh Florida Francis P. Keough Baltimore John F. Dearden Joseph P. Hurley St. Augustine Howard J. Carroll Altoona- Johnstown Poland Warsaw

First Oil Well Discovered Near Nocona in 1923

In Montague County the first oil well was found in July 1923 on the J. W. Maddox Ranch about 10 miles north of Nocona. The Texas Company completed the first commercial well in February 1924 and oil was piped via pipelines. Oil development became a leading local industry with multiple supporting services and a growing regional economy.

Nocona Montague County J. W. Maddox Texas Company

Henrietta’s Catholic Past and Father Kopezewski’s Wartime Odyssey

The article recalls Henrietta’s first Catholic church in 1879 and parish life across towns from Gainesville to Texline. It notes Father Levy’s confessional chair on tours, and details Father Joseph Kopezewski, a 1952 successor born in Poland, who survived Nazi camps including Dachau before arriving in Texas and serving several churches.

Henrietta Gainesville Ida Culwell Father Levy

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