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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1930

Page

6

Old Resident Sam Reese Visits Cameron Friends

Sam Reese former Cameron resident and pioneer of Texas now in Runnels county visited Cameron Friday to chat with old friends including T. S. Henderson Sr. Referred to as brother of the late Dr. J. C. Reese he recalled Cameron days from the 1870s and shared stories of the old days.

Sam Reese Texas Runnels County Cameron Mr. Reese J. C. Reese T. S. Henderson

Oldfield Field Sites Revealed by Traveler's Return

The speaker recalled plowing cotton where the Yee High School building now stands and described visiting the old field area. He found new buildings and many fine homes, saying he was lost in the unfamiliar surroundings. Mr. Reese has farmed and raised stock in Runnels County for years and was en route to visit friends near Waco before returning home near Ballinger.

Yee High School Reese Runnels Waco Ballinger

Clarkson family gathering and local church service

Mrs. J H Starnes hosted her brothers and a Temple niece on Sunday. Robert Dobinson preached at a schoolhouse service. Ed Kinsey and family from Temple and Henry Schwarting from Palestine visited Mrs Herm an Schwarting. The Coxes hosted a young people’s party, and Ed McAfee's Burling ton family called on Mrs Schwarting. Louise Lorenz and family with the Friemels also attended Sunday events.

J. H. Starnes Neice Temple Ed Kinsey Henry Schwarting Palestine Herman Schwarting Ed McAfee Burlington

Community Guests and Visits Reported in Local Homes

Local residents hosted and visited friends and relatives over the week. Notable events include dinner at Joe Friemel Sr. home with Jess Bell and Ben Arnold’s wife, and a business trip by Walker Cox and wife to Waco. Several families hosted visitors and attended funerals in nearby towns.

Joe Friemel Sr Jess Bell Ben Arnold John Bell Walker Cox Waco Perry Strickler Lorene Cox W. M. Kohring

Jones Prairie social notes and benefit play announced

Miss Connie Mae Hickman is home ill from Ben Arnold. A benefit play Love Magic will be presented Friday April 25 at Jones Prairie school house to raise funds for a new piano at Little River church. The cast includes Roy Hensley Raymond Lester Robert Glenn Helen Harrell Frances Mitchell Ilva Love Inez Newman.

Jones Prairie School House Little River Church Roy C. Hensley Raymond Lester Robert Glenn Misees Helen Harrell Frances Mitchell Ilva Love Inez Newman

Local Club Adjourns After April Meeting Plans

Members discussed topics and adjourned to meet with Mrs. Mierk in April. Miss Ethel McKinney spent Tuesday in Calvert. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Fontaine and Miss Bill Fontaine attended the show in Calvert and Hearne Monday night.

Jewelle Hickman Rodney Fontaine Ethel McKinney Burlington Worth While Club W. F. Harper Tom Stidham Miss Bartholomew Calvert Bill Fontaine Calvert and Hearne

Picnic Enjoyed by Crook Brand Love and Hickman Friends

Janie Mae and Ethel Crook Ruth Brand Elva Love and Jewelle Hickman enjoyed a sunny Saturday picnic together in a small community gathering.

Jewell Hickman Ruth Brand Janie Mae Ethel Crook Elva Love Jewelle Hickman

No Medicine Helped Like Konjola Says Tulsa Woman

Mrs G J Crabeugh of 739 Quaker street Tulsa testifies Konjola cured long standing stomach trouble. She reports relief from constipation headaches nerve debility and hover neuritis after using six to eight bottles. Konjola is sold in Cameron Texas at George A Thomas & Sons and by local druggists.

G. J. Crabeugh Quaker Street Tulsa Konjola Cameron Texas George A. Thomas & Sons

Atkinson Family Attends Round-Up at University of Texas

Mr and Mrs Ben Atkinson joined by daughter Miss Florence Atkinson attended the Round-Up festivities at the University of Texas last weekend. They traveled to Austin via Giddings where another daughter Miss Katherine Atkinson, a Giddings teacher, joined for the remainder of the trip.

Ben Atkinson University of Texas Florence Atkinson Austin Giddings Katherine Atkinson

Coated Tongue Recommendation For Black-Draught Use

Mrs J M Rich of 1700 Holly Street Austin endorses Thedford's Black-Draught as best home remedy for colds and biliousness in children. She notes generations have used it, and explains preparing a tea for coated tongues or feverish symptoms. The product is described as a vegetable medicine costing 1 cent a dose.

Austin Texas Thedford

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NEW National Bohemian Hall Cameron, Texas Jamie Clark Clarkson Robert Dobinson Ganell Louise Lorenz Charlie Friemel August Friemel Cameron Banks Citizens National Bank First National Bank Cameron State Bank Katherine Schwarting Owenville Will Herring T. O. Mitchell Dorothy Lee Bell Nadine Mitchell Ancon Hopper North Elm Mr. Hopper J. B. Douglas Mr. Mack Walker's Creek Ernon N. C. Canady Howard Schwarzing W. T. Johnson N. C. Canady and Family Ivy Canady Miss Brown Will Kuhn Bill Canady O. T. Canady Connie Mae Hickman E. W. Massengale Carlton Crook J. P. Fontaine W. Russell Annie Lee Canady C. C. Black Billie Willie Burnett Ben Stidham J. P. Fontaine and Joe Hickman Maudie Canady Nadine Burnett Mrs. de Hay of Dallas Arthur Burnett C. J. McLerran R. Fontaine W. J. Fontaine Durward Hickman of Hearne Crabaugii R. I SUN -Tex Hatcheries W. M. Ryan Mamie Arnold Hefley Stanton E. Dossett Fletcher Centaur Company New Voik City A-Vol A-Vol Co Holton Ragther Craigia Dental Paini
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