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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1942

Page

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Army Navy Relief fund drive urged by Texas Attorney General

Gerald C. Mann spoke to Milam county Rotary Club urging support for Navy Relief with a Texas campaign chair announced to raise 5 million dollars for sailors families and bereaved after Pearl Harbor. Dan Tyson introduced Mann and Milam county already reached part of its 8600 quota. Charles M. Hicks organized the program.

Gerald C. Mann Texas Milam County Rotary Club Bar Dan Tyson Gerald Mann Pearl Harbor Mr. Mann Southern Methodist University Grantland Rice Ray Morrisson SMU Tyson Charles M. Hicks

Mrs Phillip Anderson Buried in Calvert

Funeral services for Mrs Phillip Anderson were held Sunday in Calvert with interment at Calvert Cemetery. The body was returned to the family home by Green Funeral Home on Saturday. The Rev. R Gage Lloyd conducted the services. Mrs Anderson died in Calvert on Friday, April 10.

Phillip Anderson Calvert Calvert Cemetery Green Funeral Home R. Gage Lloyd Anderson

Fred Boeker Dies At Home In Cameron

Pioneer Fred Boeker died at 4 a m Monday April 13 1942 at his Cameron home after a period of declining health. Funeral services will be held Tuesday from the family residence with Green Funeral Home directing. Rev K Kalkbrenner of Vogelsang Lutheran church will conduct the service. Interment planned.

Fred Boeker

Stanley Swift Heads Cameron School Board

Stanley Swift was elected President of the Cameron School Board on Thursday night with Charles E. Allday as Vice President and Drayton McLane as Secretary. Roy Law and Charles Allday joined as new members, replacing retiring H. H. Stedman and O. B. Horstmann. The board voted to abolish all standing committees, with teachers to be elected by the board in session and no recommendation from a Teachers Committee.

Stanley Swift Cameron School Board Charles E. Allday Drayton McLane H. H. Stedman O. B. Horstmann Roy Law Charles Allday

Kemp Elected President of Texas State Historical Association

L. W. Kemp elected president of the Texas State Historical Association. A Cameron native now with the Texas Company, he has long served the association and expanded Texas history records, including locating graves moved to the state cemetery in Austin. Dr. Herbert P. Gambrell named vice president and highlighted efforts to acquire a notable Indian collection.

L. W. Kemp Texas State Historical Association Kemp The Texas Company Cameron Jeff T. Kemp Association Texas State Cemetery Austin Herbert P. Gambrell Museum of the Dallas Historical Society Dr. Gambrell J. Bb. White Herald

Suit Filed Against City in Park Accident Damages Sought

Chas C Smith Jr a Cameron lawyer sues the City of Cameron for 87000 claiming personal injury from Jack Ward Dymke a6 year old boy after he fell 15 feet from a rotted park slide platform on Feb 23 The child suffered a broken leg and severe cuts and bruises The suit was filed March 21 in District Court

Cameron Chas. C. Smith, Jr Jack Ward Dymke City Park Dymke

Two Cameron Men Join Navy for Service

Two Cameron business men, Gordon Baskin and W T Whatley Jr, have left Cameron for Houston to report to the naval recruiting station. Baskin, of Camp Baskin Insurance, and Whatley, with his father in the local grocery business, are Rotary and Lions Club members respectively. Both volunteered and Baskin may retain his Fire Insurance Agency stake.

Cameron City United States Navy Gordon Baskin W. T. Whatley, Jr Houston Naval Baskin Camp Baskin, Insurance Whatley Rotary Club Mr. Whatley Lions Club

Mrs Edward Sell Dies in Temple Texas 1942

Mrs Edward C Sell of Meeks dies at Temple Hospital at 4 p m Tuesday April 14 1942 after brief illness. Survived by husband Wm Sell son Edgar Sell two daughters Miss Esther Sell and Mrs W F Schiller six grandchildren and two brothers. Funeral Thursday April 16 at Meeks with services at Terry's Chapel near Barclay in Falls County if weather permits. otherwise Green's Funeral Chapel in Rosebud. Rev Mueller officiating.

Edward C. Sell Meeks Temple Cameron Thurday Terry’s Chapel Barclay Fal's County Green’s Funeral Chapel Rosebuding Terry’s Chapel Lutheran Church Mueller Germany Home Wm. Sell Edgar Sell Buckholts Ben Arnold Lee Kosel Bennie Kosel Raymond Kosel Willie Kosel Rosebud

Half Million for Highway 190 in Bell County

The Texas Highway Department awarded contracts totaling about a half million dollars for 23.5 miles of Highway 190 in Bell County. Budgets include 9.2 miles from Coryell line to near Killeen for 262,661.97 and 14.2 miles from Milam line to Temple for 223,265. The Cameron city area is not included in this construction. The Herald pledges to discuss local road neglect in the upcoming campaign.

Cameron Highway Department Austin Beil County Milam Coryell County Killeen Milam County Temple Chamber of Commerce Highway Commission Minerva Little River Elm Creek Burlington Bell County Burleson County The Herald

Miss Janie Burkeen Visits Relatives Here Over Weekend

Miss Janie Burkeen of Houston visited relatives and friends here over the weekend, sharing time with local family and acquaintances.

Janie Burkeen Houston

Judge Kemp Seeks Re election For County Judge Post

Jeff T. Kemp, County Judge, announces candidacy for re election. Primary set for Saturday July 25 1942. Kemp's record is praised for public duty integrity and leadership, reflecting strong community support as he seeks another term.

Jeff T. Kemp Kemp

French Violence Rising After Laval Rise To Premier

Forty German soldiers died in France on a derailed train amid unrest following Pierre Laval becoming Premier. Laval was guarded as reports of Axis alignment circulated. Washington remained silent as observers warned of tensions and oil shipments for French babies were expected to continue.

France Pierre Laval Laval Washington Vichy Germany Hitler Uncle Sam

Springtime Hope in War-Weary Times

The poem by Edgar A. Guest speaks of spring as a symbol of renewal after conflict. It contrasts the thawing earth and blossoming life with the haunting question of when peace will truly return to people. The piece celebrates nature's revival while yearning for an end to war.

King Winter Alli Edgar A

Yarrellton man Joe Ford travels to Cameron on business

Joe Ford of Yarrellton was in Cameron on Wednesday for work related matters.

Joe Ford Yarrellton Cameron

40 JAP TRANSPORTS OFF PORT OF RANGOON

Americans were told to leave unoccupied France while no invasion fear existed in England and the United States. The piece notes MacArthur in Australia, Burma’s British retreat endangering China, Japs launching four offensives, and rare bombing of Philippines positions as ships travel 4000 miles. It discusses potential prisoner evacuations and precedent concerns.

France England United States Hitler Germany MacArthur Australia Burma Philippines

Baby Boehner Born in Cameron Hospital

David Martin Boehner arrived at 3 40 p m on Wednesday April 15 1942 weighing 8 lbs 1 oz He is the first child of Mr and Mrs J M Boehner the local J C Penney manager Mrs Boehner is formerly Miss Iane Everett The couple and infant remain in Cameron Hospital for several days Father celebrated with cigars. relatives and friends extend congratulations

Cameron David Martin Boehner J. M. Boehner J. C. Penney Company David Martin Boehner Iane Everett Kansas Sadie Boehner

Voters Reject Bonds for Water Co Purchase in Cameron

In Cameron the vote 104 to 17 ended the plan to issue 185000 in bonds to buy the Community Public Service Company. The public ownership drive began over ten years ago and now the bonds will be cancelled. Cameron’s bonded debt remains under 130000.

Water Co Cameron Community Public Service Company

Cameron doctors lease new offices in Morrison building

Dr. Cliffory G. Swift and Dr. T Le land Denson will move their medical offices to the Morrison building by May 1. The lower floor will house reception and offices, the upper floor a laboratory X ray room and operating suite with beds. The setup includes full diagnostic facilities and retains two nurses and a lab tech.

Cliffory G. Swift T. Leland Denson Morrison Swift Citizens National Bank

Vera Fisher Seeks County Treasurer Seat in 1942 Primary

Milam county native Vera Fisher announces her bid for county treasurer in the July 25 1942 primary. A lifelong Democrat she has served as secretary treasurer of the Union Sunday School and supports her aged parents on the family farm near Hanover Texas where she has stayed active in local politics. Her 1940 campaign saw strong showings in a three candidate race and she cites pledges of countywide support as encouragement to run again.

Vera Fisher Miss Fisher Milam County Hanover Union Sunday School

Mrs. A L Massengale Dies at Maysfield

Mrs. A L Massengale died at her Maysfield home on April 9 1942 after years of declining health. Funeral services are set for 4 p m Saturday at the Presbyterian Church in Maysfield with Rev Henry Bailey and interment in Little River Cemetery. Survivors include her husband two sons Ralph of Freeport Alfred of Maysfield and three daughters Fanning Hodges Marlin Mrs Harold Jones Miner va and Birdie Unn Maysfield. She was a native of Anderson county and lived in Maysfield many years.

A. L. Massengale Maysfield Presbyterian Church Henry Bailey Little River Coleman Cameron Massengale Fanning Hodges Marlin Harold Jones Minerva Birdie Unn Ralph Massengale Freeport Alfred Anderson County

Nutrition Classes Begin in Cameron April 20

Two Red Cross nutrition courses start April 20 at Yee High School homemaking department in Cameron. Afternoon class runs 2 to 4 pm and evening class 8 to 9 pm, both meeting 2 hours daily for two weeks to total 20 hours. Mrs. Moody and Mrs. Green teach. Miss Hollis and Miss Jennings lead the other class. The Red Cross Food and Nutrition Manual is the main text.

Cameron Yee High School Red Cross W. C. Moody Carroll Green Irene Hollis Ruth Jennings Manuel Red Cross Association

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