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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1941
Page
4
A reflective column argues for measured government action and warns of radical influence in labor. It praises Henry Ford for resisting strikes and criticizes political demagoguery, urging a return to sensible, homefront stewardship and cautious wartime policy.
The piece stresses that public anger may curb strikes and industrial disruption. It warns against political neglect and urges every public official to assume responsibility as stewards of the nation in a grave hour.
Executors Richard Ellison and Claude Ellison announce settlement for debts and claims against the estate of C. W. Ellison, deceased, Milam County Texas. Creditors must present claims within legal time at Rosebud Rio.
County Agent organized 4-H Club on March 24 with 18 members enrolled. Officers elected: Norbet Kostrom president Alex Janicek vice president Lanie Steeher secretary treasurer Innocent Mikulec reporter. Leaders named August Kostrom J J Janicek Cyril Zarosky. Also notes Edwin Ermis birthday cake gift and cartoon contest winners Innocent Mikulec Lanis Slavik Stanley Tomek Otto Janek. Funeral for Grandpa Sklenar noted and Zarosky spelling corrected.
Funeral services were conducted at St Monica's Church in Cameron before the body was taken to Marak for burial in St Cyril and Methodius cemetery with Rev George Duda presiding. Sympathy is extended to the bereaved family. A Boy Scout talk by C J Ruthledge is planned at St Cyril and Methodius Auditorium on Wednesday evening April 9 at 8 o'clock for interested boys and parents.
The Daily Herald reports the CIO may close the Dearborn Ford plant after announcing a 22 000 man strike. Ford has not signed with CIO or recognized it as a bargaining agency and may have ordered a shutdown.
The Cameron Council of the National Council of Catholic Women will host the district organization on April 6. Large delegations are expected from Waco Burlington Westphalia Tours and Denaville. Several guest speakers will be present.
The church lists Holy Communion and a sermon on Sunday April 6 at 11 oclock. Holy Communion on Friday April 4 at 10 am. Vespers on Tuesday April 8 at 5 30 pm. Good Friday April 11 union service at Methodist Church from 12 noon to 3 pm.
Jim Sampson who was critically ill for several days in Cameron Hospital is reported improving. Friends will be glad the patient is on the way to recovery after a sudden illness Sunday that led to his hospitalization.
Drawing for ballot positions in Cameron's school trustee election occurred at 2 p m Tuesday at the Ray Burke store. Candidates are Stanley Swift John C Andres Dr T E Crump and Ray Burke with two to be elected. The drawing fixes ballot order under law and turnout is expected to rise with opposition.
Mr and Mrs Geo Whatley of Calvert recently visited Mrs Hallie James Wofford. Whatley is a large Robertson County plantation owner and well known in that section of the state.
Henry Fox of Round Rock trans acted business in Cameron Wednesday.
Corporal A. W. Lucas, now at Fort Crockett Galveston, spends the weekend with Cameron relatives. A Cameron native, he serves in Battery C 20th Coast Artillery Home Defense Unit after a three year enlistment and recent marriage to Dorothy Holt of Los Angeles. Mrs Lottie Bigbee returns from ten day visit with son Edwin Bigbee in Palestine.
Miss Martha Poole of Cameron is among Stephenville students named to the John Tarleton College honor roll. Eligibility requires earning at least a grade of 0 in all subjects.
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