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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1973

Page

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Local Notables and Residents Listed by City

A compiled list shows residents and spouses by city including Cameron Gause Thorndale Rosebud Buckholts Waco Austin Spring Houston Huntsville Pasadena Fort Worth Dallas and others. Names include Toni Vogel Sanders Fred Starnes Ollie Evans Effie Ely Erwin Fuessel Nellie Henson Earlie Webb Joe Newton Otto Matzig and Bay Rite Fabric Center among entries.

Cameron Toni Vogelsang George W. Sanders Fred Starnes Marvin J. Junek Cozine Sheffield Dero Jenkins Ollie Evans Andrew Youngblood M. K. Cass W. T. Whitaker Bessie Pittman C. O. Angell J. A. Bryant W. J. Anderle Anton J. Klecka Hubert Jistel Jerry Sipula John Selsel Erwin Fuessel Nellie Henson Buckholts Earlie Webb Pete Orsag Waco Joe E. Newton Austin Lee Roy Orsag Spring Otto Matzig Houston B. G. Reynolds T. R. Romines Jr W. F. Pearson Huntsville Dennis Woodum Pasadena W. L. Turn

Short Notices of Names Listed by Place

A terse roster lists individuals by location including F M L Weatherford Mrs Florine K Newton Lampasas Raymond Willy Plano Donald Rivers Oklahoma J W Thrasher California Lionel D Pro vasek Chicago P T Driscoll.

CIF Elects New Officers and Appoints Directors

Cameron Industrial Foundation announces new officers Jim Camp as president Narvie Caperton as vice president and Henry Liebman as secretary treasurer The foundation also elects directors Anton Anderle A W McCullin and Don Humble and appoints Lester Williams Goodhue Smith Frank Luecke E A Perrin Gene Smitherman and Albert Hajovsky to additional posts.

Cameron Industrial Foundation Jim Camp Narvie Caperton Henry Liebman Anton Anderle A. W. McCullin Don Humble Lester Williams Goodhue Smith Frank Luecke E. A. Perrin Gene Smitherman Albert Hajovsky

Rockdale Told to Set May Deadline for Sewage Plant Plan

Texas Water Quality Board orders Rockdale to submit a firm timetable by May 1 for a new sewage treatment plant. The board also requires assurance that the current plant will be upgraded to the maximum extent possible during construction and asks why problems have persisted since April 1970.

Texas Water Quality Board Rockdale

Eight inmates escape Mountain View School for Boys

Gatesville inmates scaled a prison fence at Mountain View School for Boys and fled the state’s maximum security facility for chronic offenders. By Tuesday seven of the seven had been captured, with one 16-year-old Dallas-area boy still at large.

Mountain View School Dallas

Belton Extends Wheat Road To Connect Lake Belton And Stillhouse

The Bell County Commissioners Court approved extending Wheat Road to form a short route between Lake Belton and Stillhouse Hollow Reservoir. The road will connect near FM 2278 and Old Sparta Road, with Belton Mayor Clark Potter calling it a major benefit amid heavy traffic.

Belton Bell County Commissioners Court Wheat Road Lake Belton Stillhouse Hollow Reservoir Sparta Clark Potter Bel! County Stillhouse

Hearne voters set mayor and council race on Tuesday

Qualified voters in Hearne will elect a mayor city attorney and two councilmen. Mayor Jake Abrams and City Atty Bill Palmos run unopposed. Aldermen Tommy Mayfield and Julian Kwasnica seek re election while James Teal Nolan Griffin Vernon Moore and Edna Earl Sloan oppose them.

Hearne Jake Abrams City Atty Bill Palmos Tommy Mayfield Julian Kwasnica James Teal Nolan Griffin Vernon Moore Edna Earl Sloan

Rocketdyne Getting Work From NAVSUP For Condor Missile

The Naval Air Systems Command awards Rockwell International Corp of Columbus Ohio a 3 million dollar contract for advanced planning in materials and support production of the Condor guided missiles. Fifteen percent of the work or 450000 dollars will be performed in McGregor.

Mcgregor Naval Air Systems Command Rockwell International Corp Columbus Ohio

Stamps To Replace Commodities In Georgetown

In Georgetown the commodity offices will close by September 30 or October 1 and food stamps will be issued to eligible persons. The stamps may be exchanged at grocery stores for food. The plan to have the post office distribute stamps was dropped and welfare offices will handle distribution.

Georgetown Post Office Department

Light Vote Expected In Cameron City Election

A light vote is expected in Cameron's city election Tuesday with three councilmen unopposed Starret Hickman Bob Clark and Lawrence Zotz Polls at city hall open 8 a m close 7 p m The Rockdale vote is April 7 with a school trustee contest and a leash law referendum on the ballot. In Ward 1 Clyde Jones faces Sessions Pounders for the seat and John Sonntag opposes Adolph McVoy for Place 2.

Starret Hickman Bob Clark Lawrence Zotz Rockdale Clyde Jones Sessions Pounders John Sonntag Adolph McVoy Rosebud

Western Theme Set For Chamber Banquet

The Cameron Chamber of Commerce plans a Texas style western barbecue at the National Guard Armory on Thursday April 12. Don G Humble announces Gene Blake will be new president and Gene Smitherman will host. McCullin Civic Award will honor Cameron’s outstanding citizen for 1972, presented by Jim Lafferty. Tickets available at the Chamber office with a deadline of April 9.

Chamber of Commerce Don G. Humble National Guard Armory Maurina Corley Texas Mark Towery Arts and Service League Betty Humble Don Humble Chamber Gene Blake Gene Smitherman McCullin Cameron Jim Lafferty LaVert McKinney Forrest Sapp Dana Kestenbaum Monroe Fuchs Narvie Caperton Porter Young Henry Litzman Milton Wright L. W. Stroup

Women Turn Down Union at Hensley Russell Plant

In an 82 to 48 ballot the women workers at Hensley Russell garment plant rejected joining the ILGWU. The vote, conducted by an NLRB representative, ended a yearlong drive amid jubilation among staff. A $60 grocery prize equal to one year of union dues was won by Helen Johnson.

Hensley-Russell Hensley-Russell Garment Manufacturer International Ladies Garment Workers Union ILGWU Helen Johnson

Draft Ending But Young Men Must Register

Eighteen year olds must still register for the draft though the national program ends March 30. Mrs Filipina Slovak of the local draft board advises registration within 30 days before or after turning eighteen, totaling a 60 day window. The local office moves to Temple while the board meets quarterly. members are Pete Kunz, Lester Hirt, Walter G Marek, Odell Biggs and John D Yoakum.

Filipina Slovak Draft Board Slovak Temple Draft Pete Kunz Lester Hirt Walter G. Marek Odell Biggs John D. Yoakum

Cattle and Hog Markets Fall Across Texas

Prices at Cameron Livestock Auction show a broad drop in cattle and hogs amid adverse publicity and a planned meat boycott. Receipts rose to 750 cattle and calves with demand moderate as slaughter cows feeder stock and hogs declined from last week. Local packer Tommy Chamberlain cites uncertainty and reluctance to kill calves to avoid potential price drops.

Cameron Livestock Auction Texas Tommy Chamberlain

Smithsonian catalog of Earth anomalies 1965 to 1971

Smithsonian lists odd events across 150 countries in its Pulse of the Planet project. Snail outbreak in Miami, butterfly swarms in Trinidad, and a St Louis spider invasion accompany reports of volcanoes, earthquakes, oil spills, and ecological disasters. The work reflects on natural and human-caused shocks to the planet.

Center Smithsonian Institution Florida Trinidad St. Louis Cambridge Mass United States England Australia Victoria New South Wales Bay of Bengal

Stay Around All Day 16 words $1 Call 697-6671

A small classified notice promotes staying around all day with an asking price of $1 and provides the phone number 697 6671 for contact.

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Fort Worth S. A Frazer Dallas - Bay Rite Fabric Cen F.M.L Vasek Chicago P. T. Driscoll CIF Gatesville Rocketdyne Henry Vickers John Sampson R. J. Brannon Clarence Wolf Roger Bob Persky Rogers Walter McChrystal Lloyd Warwick E. D. Williams Dean Gommert Bill Reed Lloyd Ezell Gommert Down Union Charles Wickersham National Labor Relations Board Smithsonian Earth Washington Miami Missouri Smithsonian Institutions Center
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