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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1933
Page
7
North Bigbee of The Dallas News and Walter Holbrook of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram co create a three act domestic comedy Shall We Dance It debuts at Oak Cliff Little Theatre on April 19 with editors living in different cities and sleeping every other night.
A Milam County Home Demonstration Clubs resolution urges continued funding for state schools and colleges. It condemns 41 percent cuts as crippling while endorsing a 25 percent reduction as manageable, and calls for publication in county papers and forwarding to state leaders and legislators.
Judge Graham Gillis swears in jury commissioners to select the grand and petit juries for the May term of district court. Named are J. H. Thomas Gause J. M. Gilchrist Thorndale Willis Voxel sang and Ben Arnold.
Mrs. H. FE. Gazin and her daughter Mrs. Lela Curtin died instantly when a can of gasoline exploded at the Curtin home in Houston last week. Mrs. Curtin’s nephew Joe Hogan was fatally injured as they were cleaning clothing with gasoline causing a fire and severe burns.
Community members including Julius Janecek Joe Hollas and family Norman Cook Herman Payer and J L Schrieber host and visit in Cameron Ben Arnold Yarrellton and Marak. Birthdays parties ball games and funeral attendances mark a week of local activity with many Cameron calls and house visits.
Mrs F H Scott of Roanoke Virginia shares that after suffering weakness back pain and fatigue she used Cardus a purely vegetable medicine. She took three bottles built up her strength gained weight and her color improved with the back pain gone. Cardus is sold by local druggists.
Mr Emil and Louis and Miss Annie Faichtinger visited in the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Marek last Tuesday night. Mr and Mrs Phillip Riner were visitors in Rosebud the past week. Miss Lydia Marek of Waco visited her parents and other relatives the past week. Misses Margaret and Edith Marak visited Mr and Mrs Renike Saturday.
March weekend visits and church attendances are noted as Mrs. Hugh Powell hosts the Ad Halli 4-H Club with ten members. The next meeting is postponed to April 24 from April 14. Local residents including Mr. William Ludwig returning to California join gatherings with Cameron and Marek households. A weiner roast honors Ludwig, and nearby basketball teams share Friday night games and a community shower boosts gardens and crops.
Miss Margaret Black of Temple High School led eleven contestants in Cameron for a practice test. Cameron captured five of the six first places with names and scores led by Carolyn Cheeves 13644 and Mary K. Julian 13263. Cameron heads to Waco Saturday for the District Meet.
The ad proclaims Thedford’s Black-Draught as a low cost laxative with 25 doses in a 25 cent package. It promises quick, natural relief from constipation using plant-based ingredients.
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