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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1972

Page

4

Annual Report Due Social Security Earnings Requirement

The Social Security Administration requires beneficiaries who received one or more monthly Social Security retirement or survivor checks in 1971 and earned over 1680 that year to file an annual earnings report by April 17. The report records last year's wages and self employment income and expected earnings for the current year. interest and other passive income do not count.

Social Security Ray Ward Temple Ward Temple Social Security Office

Yee FFA Rodeo Team Faces Busy Spring Schedule

Yee FFA Rodeo Team begins a busy spring with members Debra Coufal Elizabeth Stedman Kenneth Kirk Paul McDermott and others competing in Corsicana and Centerville rodeos. Debra Elizabeth and Theresa place eighth in steer saddles while Paul wins fifth in Tie-down at the world’s largest high school rodeo in Clearlake. Additional note explains SSA annual earnings reports and penalties for late filings.

Paul McDermott Kenneth Kirk Centerville Paul Kenneth Elizabeth Stedman FFA Rodeo &T Corsicana Debra Coufal Theresa Schulze Dan Foster Ned McIlwrath Donnie Tucker Rickie Watkins Debra Elizah Theresa Cle Hurne

County FB Leader Defends Food Prices

Ed Lehmann president of the Milam County Farm Bureau says agricultural productivity rising faster than industry keeps costs low for consumers. He notes food accounts for about 16 percent of after tax dollars and argues farmers hedge against inflation through investment and efficiency.

Ed Lehmann Buckholts Milam County Farm Bureau Lehmann Farm Bureau

Livestock Dealer Fined for Packers and Stockyards Violations

Arnold Young of Groesbeck was fined 750 and barred by a Federal Court from further P&S Act violations. The Western District of Texas enjoined him and his agents from commerce without an acceptable bond. The action follows a June 1969 cease and desist order for operating without a sufficient bond.

Arnold Young Groesbeck Packers and Stockyards Act U.S. Department of Agriculture U.S. District Court For Western District of Texas Waco Division Young Secretary of Agriculture P&s

Milam County Farm Bureau Directors Accept Bid

Milam County Farm Bureau directors voted April 6 in Thorndale to accept Milam Transit Co.'s bid for paying in front of the new Farm Bureau building. They also sponsored a Queens Contest and Talent Fund program if at least five girls enter and approved sending Carl Grothe and a party to the Brownwood meeting May 8 10.

Milam County Farm Bureau Milam Transit Co Farm Bureau Thorndale Waco Grothe Brownwood Edwin Lehmann Womens Committee Wavy Charles Milam County Cameron Robert Jungmann TASCO Morris Coward Bill Arthur Bobby Berry Oscar Heintze Edwin Fuessel Otis Charles Lenora Bickett

BRA Launches Basin Study To Protect Water Quality

The Brazos River Authority starts a basin-wide study to craft a long-range plan for water quality across the 42 000 square mile watershed. Project manager Richard H. Smith and assistant project manager Richard A. Crisp, both environmental engineers, will supervise under Carson Hoge. The effort involves federal and state agencies plus regional councils to reduce pollution from industrial municipal agricultural and storm runoff.

Brazos Wells Carson Hoge Brazos River Hoge Smith Crisp

USDA Extends Set-Aside Deadlines for Texas Crops

Senator John Tower announced the USDA will delay set-aside designation deadlines for Texas crops and move up the final certification date from July 15 to August 1. He said the changes relieve hardships for cotton and feed grain farmers in the High Plains and Low Rolling Plains who certify planted acres rather than designate early.

John Tower United States Department of Agriculture Texas Tower J. Phil Campbell Campbell High Plains USDA Plains

Local residents gather for Easter visits and family notices

A long parade of Cameron Rosebud Temple and Hewett households share Easter weekend visits and social events. Family members from Cameron, Temple, Rosebud, Buckholts, Waco, Houston, and Austin toured hospitals, attended anniversaries, and enjoyed meals and travel through East Texas woods.

Will Knuppel Cameron Nursing Home Ed Manning O. A. Folschinsky Cameron Paul Valdick Karen Houston Bernice Folz Ben Arnold Herman Dorner Jr Terry Yvonne Gilbert Green Michael Tammy Waylon Dorner Angela Temple M. D. Swanzy Wesley Davenport Monroe Lange Randy Rosebud E. M. Klump Dallas Richard Givens Jerry Wade Austin Joe Hromcik Frank Dohnalik Splawn W. C. Hagerty Fred Peed Adolph Gresak Don Buckholts Henrietta Hagerty Kathleen Harry Billy Jack Kilpatricks Lynn Hellgatters Charles Garners Cara Chuck W. G. Marek Charles A. E. Hensel Leon Hensel Waco Charles Placek Maybank Wesley Prescott Abilene Mary Prescott W. K. Johnson Tommy Layne Darrell and Donnie Polk Bobby Ralston Little River George Barkemey Vaughn Thweatt Herbert Thweatt Mariema Massengale Mary Floyd Tot Ashcraft John Thweatt Rosebud Hospital Marguerite Massengale Belle Tyson S. W. Gaines Gerdes Lockhart H. M. Yagers J. P. Wise Angleton East Texas Woodville Mariena Massengale Leota Thweatt John Peevehouse Johnny Yates

Visitors Attend Sunday Services From Area Families

Jones Prairie church attendance included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bailey of Branchville and others from Maysfield Bay Town Fort Worth and Brownwood. Local residents visited hospitals and clinics while several arranged medical appointments.

Charles Bailey Branchville Bill Tyson Magarete Massengale Hallie Massengale Maysfield Sherri Florida Baytown Travis Halford Brownwood Peggy Thweatt Jeana Smith Russell Smith Angela Martin Fort Worth Bill Thweatt Billy Pomykal Rosebud Harry White John Thweatt Rosebud Hospital Todd Parcus Anderson Clinic Houston Bill Stoebner Burlington Walter Seakel Charles Black Port Arthur Etta Black T. W. Gage Thorndale Coy Sheffield Kindrick Burnett Susie Atkinson Mildred Martin

Milam Association Hosts Woman’s Missionary Union Meeting

Buckholts First Baptist Church hosted the Milam Association for the Woman’s Missionary Union quarterly meeting on Thursday. Several local families and visitors were noted in attendance and a community fence project around Corinth Cemetery was discussed with Mrs Frances Dudik and Mrs Edwin Gandy named to lead.

First Baptist Church Milam Association Woman's Missionary Union Corinth Cemetery American Legion Hut Frances Dudik Edwin Gandy Fritz Glaser Josie G. Willie Houston Johnny Glaser Temple Arnold Jungmann Arnold Glaser David

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Due Social Securit FFA Rodeo Farm Leader Carl Grothe Jack Poi Marvelite Milam Auto Supply T-Bone NSP PSD Ept Pt. of Health Chamberlain Meat Co East Gillis BRA Environmental Protection Agency Texas Water Quality Board Governor’s Office Tee Agencies Stai Roas Burlington News Ers Roy Lee Franklins Bryan J. T. Prescott Jake Rosie Buegeler Ben A. Willberg St. Joseph Church Rowena Frank Willberg Carlton Parker Hewett Gerald Foshen Henry Davenport Frank Glass Edward Wayne Cowdray Leesville Gerald Foshea Arthur Davenport Maystfield Jones Prairie Mrs Steve Burtis Mildred Wheeler Raymond Sanga Rosenburg C. R Criswell Howard Peelers Nealon Peeler Ladis Marek Emil Marek Pep John Semik Bill Kosel Lou Marek Billy Wayne Marek Raymond Wall Scott and White Hospital Lexington Livestock Lexington Charles Heller CR. J. Renken Oscar Heller, JR
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