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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1931

Page

5

Local social notes and a cash policy update

Mrs. Bonds Laird of Galveston visited with her mother Mrs. Wilna Ramsouer at Miss Leila Woolley’s home. Mrs. Bennie Ottmar and child stayed with Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Moseley. A Handy Cash Policy draft of 250 dollars is cashed at banks. J. D. Eplen and Kirt Smith visited Beaumont. Mrs. Henry Hempel of Temple visited Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Lehmberg. she is Lehmberg’s sister in law. Billie Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Clark, was promoted to assistant draftsman for Southern Pacific in Cain City. Cameron friends celebrate.

Bonds Laird Galveston Wilna Ramsouer Leila Woolley J. D. Eplen Henry Hempel Temple C. A. Lehmberg Hempel Lehmberg Billie Clark W. S. Clark Southern Pacific Railroad Cain City Cameron Billie Barcelona Spain

Local Health Notes And House Maintenance Tips

Mrs. Jack Cammer recovering after surgery at Cameron Hospital. R A Tag and W E Kuehl resting well post appendectomy at Cameron Hospital. D C Kirk, Milk Plant manager, operated on for appendicitis and improving. Mr and Mrs F R Kolba and Mrs F A Marek visit Kerrville Legion Hospital weekend.

D. C. Kirk F. R. Kolba North Elm F. A. Marek The Legion Hospital Kerrville

Rexall One Cent Sale extended at New Cameron Drug Co

Miss Dora Emily Moore a Branchville teacher visited relatives here over the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Tif Moore. Frances Sharpe Bonnell Neiast and Sis Barmore from State University spent the weekend with their parents and head back Tuesday afternoon.

Dora Emily Moore Branchville Mrs Ti*f Moore Frances Sharpe Bonnelle Neiast Sis Barmore State University

Ladies Attend Austin Homecoming and University Play

Mesdames Katie Robbins and Loie Bigbee traveled to Austin for the homecoming of ex etutents and the opening of the new gymnasium at the University where pupils presented the play Mikado. Mrs Robbins’ twin daughters Ruby and Lois appeared in the play. They returned home Sunday morning and left again Tuesday afternoon, with their mother accompanying them. Miss Frances Sharpe also accompanied them to Austin.

Mesdames Katie Robbins Loie Bigbee Austin Exetutents University

Local Visits Highlight Past Week In Rockdale And Area

Mrs Ida Avriett and daughter Mrs W O Triggs visited Maysfield for a day in Mrs Avriett’s old home. Miss Erma Porter of Ada Henderson School spent the weekend in Rockdale with her ill father. Mrs W T Mowdy, recovering from flu, is convalescing at home. Misses Ethel Jenkins Fannie Lou Davis and Grace Mangum stayed in Austin with Miss Jenkins’ parents. Mrs George Mangum traveled to Taylor with Wiley Mangum. daughter Elizabeth Mangum recovered from pneumonia. Mr and Mrs Thomas Hefley and son Thomas Jr of Hearne visited Lola Hearrell’s home Tuesday.

Ida Avriett W. O. Triggs Maysfield Erma Porter Ada Henderson School Rockdale Ethel Jenkins Fannie Lou Davis Grace Mangum Austin Miss Jenkins George Mangum Taylor Wiley Mangum Elizabeth Mangum Thomas Hefley

Pete Weaver Improves After Hand Burns

Pete Weaver recovering rapidly from last week’s hand burns and will soon resume work with Fidelity Abstract Company. J. D. Eplen promotes Handy Cash Policies offering inexpensive protection through insurance.

Pete Weaver Fidelity Abstract Company

Mother's Day Cards and local social notes in Cameron

Town residents and visitors are listed in sequences of social and civic mentions. Names include W F Sharpe, Luther Johnson, and Lovick among others, with movements to Marlin, Cameron, Corsicana, and Little Rock, plus attendances at the East Texas Chamber of Commerce and a big Marlin banquet.

Giles Arriett W. M. Cobb East Texas Chamber of Commerce Marlin Luther Johnson Corsicana Camerons East Texas Lovick

Johnsons Visit Belton Matron Mrs Macy Carpenter

Mr and Mrs M M Johnson and their daughter Louise spend a Sunday afternoon in Belton visiting Mrs Macy Carpenter the mother of Mrs Johnson who is quite old.

M. M. Johnson Louise Johnson Spen Belton

Unveiling in Anderson Draws Local Family Visit

Mr and Mrs Andrew Esslinger and baby Patsie and Mrs Blanche Hensley traveled to Anderson on Sunday to attend the unveiling of Anderson, described as the last vice president of Texas.

Andrew’ Esslinger Baby Patsie Mies Blanche Hensley Anderson Texas

Cheating the Hangman in Early English Executions

The Manchester Guardian recounts 1605 events where James Johnson survived a hanging due to hooks hidden under his shirt. The hangman loosened the rope, exposed the hooks, removed the shirt, and reset the apparatus, allowing Johnson to die on a second attempt. The article notes such tricks were not new and hangmen often looked wary when examining the condemned.

Hote Behord Johnson Manchester Eng Guardian

Delft’s Old City Lures Tourists With Pottery Heritage

Tourists in the eighteenth century celebrated Delft’s pottery and porcelain. The modern visitor often overlooks the old Dutch city’s charms. They visit the Prinsenhof on the Oude Delft where William of Orange was killed in 1584 and the tomb of Admiral Tromp in the hide Kerk. Grotius, the first international lawyer, also lived here. The Dutch prize the city, which has drawn travelers for eight centuries.

Delft Prinsenhof Oude Delft William of Orange Gerhard Tromp Grotius Les

Not by Bread Alone

A reflection on human hunger for knowledge beyond material needs. Fosdick contrasts mind and cosmos with the unlikely spontaneous union of air, type, and stone forming great works. The passage asserts a nonmaterial quality that materialism fails to explain.

Shelley Cathedral of Amiens Harry Emerson Fosdick

Damper Wash and Dry Cleaning Notes with Local Visitors

Local residents report improving status of W E Kuehl at Cameron hospital after a visit from Mr and Mrs Kuehl of Reisel. Miss Cornelia Easlinger from Houston returns home after a business college visit. Rexall sale set for April 24 25 in Cameron. Gene Smith returns from Tyler with Sam Bean deputy sheriff. Sam Houston undergoes hospital operation and is improving.

Mrs. Kuehl Reisel W. E Kuehl Cameron Hospital Cornelia Easlinger Business College Houston Gene Smith Tyler Sam Bean Smith County Sam Houston

Miss Ethel Green Visits With Green Family

Miss Ethel Green, a student at Southwestern, spent the weekend there with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Logan Green.

Ethel Green Southwestern Mrs Logan Green

Local Socials Report Spent Week in Town and San Antonio

Ms. A. L. Harris of Maysfield visited for a Tuesday social with friends. Mr. and Mrs. LaBertice Robinson spent the weekend in San Antonio. George Tiffany Moore Jr., a State University student, spent the weekend here with his parents.

Joe Middleton Cameron San Angelo A. L. Harris of Maysfield Mrs. LaBertice Robinson San Antonio Geoge Tiffany Moore, Jr State University

Far East and Near East Geographic Divisions

Divisions of Orient Japan China and other nations on or near Asia’s eastern coast form the Far East. The Orient covers Asia east of the Mediterranean. The Near East includes Turkey Europe Asia Minor Armenia Georgia Azerbaijan Persia Syria Palestine Mesopotamia Arabia and Egypt.

Japan China Asia Far East Mediterranean Turkey Europe Asia Minor Armenia Georgia Azerbaijan Persia Syria Palestine Mesopotamia Arabia Egypt

Ancient Rhodesian foundry unearthed near Livingstone rocks

An Italian expedition excavates a buried iron foundry six feet underground in Rhodesia near Livingstone rocks. The 3000 to 4000 year old site suggests an advanced iron smelting capability by a prehistoric, intellectually capable race, shedding light on early Rhodesian metallurgy and stone ruins.

Livingstone Rocks Rhodesia Zimbabwe

Pretty Tribute Brings Earnest Grandmother Praise

A child Evelyn White tells her mother she has three grandmothers. Mrs White questions the math, and Evelyn replies that Grandmother Leahh Grandmother White and her mother are all grandmothers, in a wholesome family moment from the Chicago Tribune.

Evelyn White Mrs. White Leahh Evelyn Chicago Tribune

Rexall One Cent Sale Highlighted in Cameron Notices

Local notes from Cameron list visits to Austin Waco Houston and Temple along with family gatherings and church events. Rexall One Cent Sale promotes new and final two day event at New Cameron Drug Company Friday and Saturday April 24 and 25.

Rexall le Sale New Cameron Cameron Drug Company Rexall New New Cameron Drug Company

Tom Nairn Stricken by Pneumonia This Week

Local reports indicate Tom Nairn has pneumonia this week, prompting medical attention and possible rest at home or hospital. No further conditions or dates provided.

Mrs Lena Baskin and Ruth Kemp Motored to Austin

Mrs Lena Baskin and Miss Ruth Kemp traveled to Austin via Georgetown joining by Mise inks Baskin and Miss Clyde Baskin for a Monday shopping outing in the city.

Lena Baskin Ruth Kemp Austin George Town Miseinks Baskin Clyde Baskin

Handy Cash Policies Offer Fixed Sums for Accidental Death

For a single coverage amount of 350 or 500 dollars the Handy Cash Policies promise a fixed payout on accidental death with a low premium that never increases. Contact J. D. Eplen for details and enrollment guidance.

J. D. Eplen

Delegates Attend State Federated Music Club Meeting

Mrs Day and Mrs Strickland travel to Temple for the State Federated Music Club session with Mrs Jet er from Cameron Club joining as an accompanying member.

George Day A. G Strickland State Federated Music Club Temple R. P. Jeter Cameron Club

Mrs Gladys Watson Heads to Marlin for Visit

Mrs. Gladys Watson departed on Wednesday for Marlin where she will spend several days.

Gladys Watson Marlin

Ladies from area visit Waco on Tuestiny

Mrs Judd Davis Mrs John Muse Mrs Pope Sapp and Misses Imogene Sapp and Marguerite Ford spent Tuestiny in Waco as part of a local social excursion.

Judd Davis John Muse Pope Sapp Imogene Sapp Marguerite Ford Tuestiny Waco

Misses Davis and Gross Visit McKinney Weekend

Miss Gladys Davis and her schoolmate Miss Anita Gross of Baylor University will spend the weekend in McKinney with Miss Davis and her parents Mr. and Mrs Judd Davis.

Gladys Davis Anita Gross McKinney Baylor University Miss Davis Judd Davia

For Sale Tomato Plants Thrifty Varieties

Tomato plants for sale by W. D. Faver at 503 East 7 Street. Thrifty plants offered with no discards. Phone 448.

W. D. Faver E. 7 Street

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del Monte Buffet del Monte R. Ann Max Sprott Crisco Magnolia J.T. Parma Cameron, Texas Kirt Smith Beaumont J. P. Moseley Meeky Moseley Walter F. Sharpe Jack Cammer Cameon Hospital R. A. Tag W. E. Kuehl Will Hamilton New Cameron Drug Co W. T. Mowdy W. F. Sharpe Latis Marek and Ladis Jr S. Kestenbaum Jack Lewis L. V. Perkins Nat Wofford Hallie Jones Wofford Port Arthur Littl Rock Jones Wofford Mrs. Luke of Somerville Juanita Lyons Ami Little Son Stafford Lyons Tom Stafford Inest Hangman Acme Steam Laundry Orient Ancient Rhodesian Foundry Pretty Jeff T. Kemp Texas State Historical Society L. Wisia Kemp Judge Kemp Rupert Harkrider Eon Ruper H. M. Sapp Henry Sapp Martin Kilian Frances Jefferies Gittings Dan Gunn Odell Jamison May Willie Good H. Dreyer A. R. O'Neal Louise Melean San Marcos Melisa B Elnora O'Neal J. P. Werner Gon. Paul Mow Edward Hamilton Tom Law W. D. Bigbee Edwin Bigbbee and Charlie Frank Green Peggie Forney W. M. Ryan Gladys Jewell Copus Garrett Charlie Smith J. P. Love Hearne Bartlett Geronimo Miles U. S Southwest Goodyear Hefley-Stedman Tom Nairn Iar Gohmert Candies Phonograph Records Harvest Hats Toys Chinaware Gohmert
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