Men who deed property to God pay fine and taxes
Pleas of guilty entered in County Court on August 1 in the cases State of Texas vs Rudolph and L J Bowling for failure to render property for taxation. They were fined 20 and costs and agreed to pay all taxes due on property at Gause claimed as belonging to God. Arthur Smith found guilty of aggravated assault. fined 190 and 30 days in jail. trial before Judge Kemp with waivered jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Rudolph
L. J. Bowling
Blaylock
Gause
Cameron
John Watson
Arthur Smith
Rockdale
Kemp
Lumpkin's Lucky 7 At Wayside Friday Night
Lumpkin's Lucky Seven of Dallas will perform at Wayside Friday night with a well regarded Texas orchestra. Fresh from a Fort Worth lake engagement, the group promises real dance music and a lively venue where good dancers meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumpkin’s Lucky Seven
Dallas
Wayside
Texas
the Lake
Fort Worth
Frigidaire Meet Highlights Keith as Top Houston Dealer
H C Keith dealer and Joe Lindsey fieldman in Milam County with J C Fountain of Marlin attended the Frigidaire convention at the Rice Hotel Houston. Keith was the highest man in the Houston territory after the report was read. He has earned a $650 bonus this year, two new diamonds for his sales pin, a free trip to Dayton Ohio for the 12th annual convention in April 1928, and needs 72 more points to meet his annual quota by October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H C. Keith
Joe Lindsey
Milam County
J. C. Fountain
Marlin
Rice Hotel
Houston
Keith
Dayton
Ohio
Kiilowatt Club honors Keith for county record
Keith becomes Kiilowatt Club member after earning a $250 gold reward and a diamond stud for reaching the quota across four counties. He plans to expand into new territory and invites callers to his office to explain a price reduction in household sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Kiilowatt Club
Death Notice for Irene Reimer of Petti bone
Irene Reimer five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Phillip Reimer of the Petti bone community died Sunday July 31 1927 at 2 pm. Services were held at the family residence by Lutheran pastor Rev Sharpe of Buckholts at 3 pm followed by a short service at Buckholts Cemetery. C N Green Bros undertakers were in charge of the funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Reimer
Phillip Reimer
Pettibone
Rev. Sharpe
Buckholts
C. N. Green Bros
Mrs Ellen Burnett Dies After Illness at 70
Mrs Ellen Burnett widow of S T Burnett died at Cameron hospital around 8 p m on Wednesday August 3 after months of declining health. She lived long in the Jones Prairie community and is survived by three daughters and four sons. Funeral services were held at Little River church at 4 p m Thursday with interment in Little River Cemetery. Green Bros funeral directors m charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Burnett
S. T. Burnett
Cameron Hospital
Bridge Party Honors Bride-to-Be Louise Denson
Mrs. C. W. Bradbury entertained at her West Eleventh Street home with a 9 o'clock Tuesday morning bridge party. Four tables, pink and green decor with zinnias, high score by Mrs. Clifton Jenness who received a leather bridge pad, and low score for Miss Louise Denson who got a shopping memorandum. Crystal vase gifts, singing by Elois Rogers, and refreshments followed the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Bradbury
Louise Denson
West Eleventh Street
Zinnias
Queen
Clifton Jenness
Elois Rogers
John Denson
FE. A. Flinn
Boyd Edelmon Union Near Rosebud in Cameron
Willie Boyd and Marie Edelmon of the Barclay community were married Saturday at 8 30 PM in Cameron at the Christian parsonage by Rev Wallace Jones. Edelmon is daughter of F W Edelman and niece of Mrs J T Gregory. Boyd is son of Jim Boyd and a farmer.
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Willie Boyd
Marie Edelmon
Barclay
Rosebud
Blasienz
Cameron
Christian Parsonage
Wallace Jones
Edelmon
F. W. Edelman
J. T. Gregory
Boyd
Jim Boyd
Mrs Albina Baca Dies After Six Week Illness
Mrs Albina Baca 22 wife of Adolph Baca of Meeks died at Cameron Hospital last Saturday after noon July 39 1927 at 1 oclock following a six weeks illness The body was taken by Coleman Eplen undertakers to the home of her parents Julius and Ruzecka near Buckholts Funeral services were held at the parents residence conducted by the Lutheran pastor at Buckholts Interment was in Corinth Cemetery She is survived by her parents her husband a six weeks old baby and two brothers and two sisters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albina Baca
Adolph Baca
Meeks
Cameron Hospital
Coleman Eplen
Julius Rusecka
Buckholts
Corinth Cemetery
Julius Ruzecka
Mayor Davis Returns From Junction Vacation
Mayor Davis and city marshal B Slocomb with families have returned from Junction after a ten day mountain trip. They report a splendid time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
B. Slocomb
Junction
Mountainson
Mrs Lola Henderson Dies After Long Illness at North Cameron
Lola Henderson of North Cameron, 31, died at home Friday at 6 p m after a long illness. Funeral services were held at Oak Hill Cemetery Saturday afternoon, conducted by Rev H G Kenney with Baptist choir music. Arrangements were
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Lola Henderson
North Cameron
Oak Hill Cemetery
H. G. Kenney
Baptist Choir
Henderson matriarch dies. three children in state home
In charge of Green Bros. undertakers, Mrs. Henderson is survived by three children at the State Orphans Home near Waco and two brothers, Lester and Lee McCulloch, of Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bros. Undertakers
Henderson
State Orphans Home
Waco
Lester
Lee McCulloch
Cameron
Mrs. Melvina Hitt Dies at 76 in Cameron
News notes the death of Mrs. Melvina M. Hitt aged 76 at her daughter Bessie Joslin's Cameron home on August 3 1927. Born November 1850 she moved to Texas as a youth, lived in Friendship before settling in Cameron and was esteemed as Granny Hitt a Methodist church member. Funeral services were held at the family residence and at Friendship Cemetery with Rev. L J Power officiating. Survivors include daughter Bessie Joslin three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. C N Green and Bros directed arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvina M. Hitt
Bessie Joslin
Hitt
Mrs. Hitt
Texas
Cameron
Friendship Community
Granny Hitt
Methodist Church
Ella Joslin
Washington, D. C
Paul G. Silber
San Antonio
Robert Joslin
Paul G. Jr
John Robert Silber
C. N. Green and
Frank Mon Triggs
W. B. Levy
John Mangum
T. S. Henderson
Jeff T. Kemp
John Watson
Robert Todd
John Denson
Ellora Monroe
C. N. Green
Fritz Fahrendorf
P. C. Adams
R.S. Wiley
W. H. Triggs
S. W. Cheeves
George Childress, Sr
R. L. Batte
Schiller Family Returns From Colorado Vacation in Dodge Six
Mr and Mrs E O Schiller and their children have come home from a two week mountain trip in Colorado They toured Estes Park and traveled via Amarillo on the outward journey and a different route home enjoying a Dodge six sedan as the first in the area to own such a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Schiller
Colorado
Estes Park
Amarillo
West Texas
Cheeves Brothers Buyer Heads to St Louis Market
S. W. Cheeves left Monday for St Louis to purchase fall merchandise for the Cam eron stores. He markets twice yearly and expects to bring back the finest Cameron will see this season and will supply the trade in Cameron Texas with new goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Cheeves
St. Louis
Cheeves Brothers
Texas
Traffic Guides Direct Vehicles With Cement Blocks
Cement blocks to direct traffic in the mercantile area have been installed by city marshal Slocomb to improve order. Drivers are urged to keep to the right of the blocks to avoid difficulty as Cameron traffic has risen, especially on Saturdays with many cars on the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slocomb
Cameron
Funeral for 2-Year-Old Katherine Seidel Near Sharp
Katherine Siedel died after a six week illness at her parents home near Sharp on Tuesday August 2 1927 at 12 25 PM Funeral services were held at the residence the next morning and at Rushdale Cemetery with Rev Geo Apel officiating Green Bros Cameron undertakers directed the funeral
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Siedel
John W. Seidel
Sharp
Rushdale
Geo. Apel
Green Bros
Undertakers
Cameron
Miss Frances Fowler Dies at 42 in Friendship
Frances Sophronia Fowler known as Miss Fannie died at her parents home in Friendship on Monday evening August 1 1927 aged 42 She was born July 5 1885 in Lilac community and joined the Friendship church at thirteen Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon by Rev Black Cavilla with burial in Friendship cemetery She leaves her parents Mr and Mrs W H Fowler and three brothers Ed Dave and Charlie Fowler
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Sophronia Fowler
Fannie
Friendship
Miss Fowler
Lilac
W. J. Fowler
Rev. Black
Cavilla
Friendship Cemetery
Coleman-Eplen Undertaking
Cameron
W. H. Fowler
Dave
Charlie Fowler
Patrick Henry Taught Jefferson Violin Lessons
The historical note claims Patrick Henry instructed Thomas Jefferson in violin playing. The anecdote highlights Henry as a mentor shaping Jefferson's early musical skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Henry
Thomas Jefferson
Violin
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Boyd-Edelmon
W. B. Denson
Larry Hackebeil
Prop
Melvina Hitt
Frances Fowler
W. F. Whiteaker
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B. V.shirley
Hill’s
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Calomel
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Frank T. Curda
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Posey’s Model Bakery
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