Library chats spur action, aid

On July 30, the Dublin Public Library lawn was teeming with people for its back to school fair, an event that carries the torch from the fair founded by Kingdom Movement in years past.

In the Neighborhood

The Comanche Chief Great news Comanche – we have bats, too!

MEB now Boucher and Smart CPAs

Michael E. Boucher CPA announced last week it has changed its name to reflect the addition of Mary Smart as a partner. The firm will now be called Boucher and Smart CPAs, LLC.

Congressman hosting meetings Thursday

U.S. Representative August Pfluger (TX-11) is coming to the local area on Thursday, Aug. 18 to host town hall meetings in Erath and Comanche. The Erath meeting will be held in the Erath County Courthouse in Stephenville at 4:30 p.m. The Comanche town hall meeting will be held beforehand at 2 p.m.

Turning Back the Pages

Aug. 18, 1922 The first bale of 1922 cotton was received in Dublin Tuesday. It was brought in by A.H. De Lay from his farm southeast of town. The bale weighed 1148 pounds in the seed and the bale 386. The cotton was sold to John Mc-Donald at twenty and one fourth cents per pound.

Museum Matters: Former theater showcases history of films, fun

The headlines in the Dublin Progress read “New Playhouse in Dublin has Big Opening Week. The new Majestic Theater in the K of P building opened last Monday night by Thomas Bros. Two immense houses packed the venue. The playhouse was comfortably seated, well lighted and ventilated.

CCHF fundraiser on tap Sept. 17

Preparations for the 17th Annual Comanche County Healthcare Foundation (CCHF) fundraiser are underway with tickets being sold and items for the live and silent auctions being sought. The dinner and live auction event will take place Saturday, Sept.

Police Log

A reporting person requested a criminal trespass due to damages the people caused to her house. There was a report of a reckless driver failing to maintain a lane on West Blackjack. A person was reported for sleeping in a tent. They were advised to move the tent by the next day.

Bright new year

Students get ready for the fi rst day of school with a backto-school photo with their parent. Students are cheered on by Dublin High School and Tarleton Dance students on the first day of school.

Berrys's Picks

What a miserable summer we have had, it has really been too hot to do much walking or outside exercise. With September just around the corner, we can hope for cooler temperatures maybe by the middle of the month. At the very least the evenings and mornings will be much nicer.