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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1944
Page
5
A long list of residents and visitors is reported visiting Cameron or being visited in nearby towns. Names include George Miller, Cpl Robert Lee Shoaf, Addie Malone, Mrs Osa Williams, and many others with connections to Dallas, Houston, Cameron, and area communities. The notes mention births, funerals, and job changes along with brief travel updates.
Milam County Commissioners Court will meet in Cameron on Wednesday August 30 1944 at 11 a.m. to consider adoption of the 1944 county budget prepared by the County Judge and County Auditor. Citizens are invited to attend. Jeff Kemp County Judge Milam County Texas.
Grady Stidham thanks supporters for the July 22 vote and asks voters to return him in the August 26 run off. He urges a high turnout for a representative expression in the Precinct 2 race.
The Felton family thanks friends for love, sympathy, favors, and flowers after the death of their wife and mother. Cards and prayers are gratefully received. Also Mrs. W. J. Parma is reported recovering well after an operation at Newton Memorial Hospital.
On July 27 1944 Constable Robbins aided by Sheriff Black captured two robbers after tracing a stolen car from Milano to Cameron. Police found pistols money and burglary tools in their hotel room and arrested them. Fingerprint work and telephonic tips led to the trail.
Troy Cooper rests at Newton Memorial Hospital for treatment. Mr and Mrs Frank Mills and Henn Louise Mitcham visited Dorothy Belle Mitcham on Tuesday. Cpl Robert Shoaf is home on furlough visiting relatives and friends. Eric Malone returned from a trip to Arkansas. P A Taylor of Milano transacted business in Cameron on Friday.
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