Three Injured In Friday Car Wreck Near Cameron
Friday afternoon at about 4 o clock on Highway 44 and 77 near Cameron three people were injured in a crash involving the Wuensche and Kurio parties plus the Gest family. Mrs Batte and Mrs Wuensche remained hospitalized with facial injuries and cuts while Miss Kurio suffered arm and head injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Batte, Jr
C. A. Wuensche
Thorndale
al- Kuria
Houston
Cameron
Henry Reeves
Batte
Wuensche
Kurio
Centennial
Dallas
Er Ning
Karl Wuenche
E. Moseley
Ben Arnold
Wuensches
Butte
Cameron Hospital
Belton hosts ten Friday concerts by White Horse Band
The White Horse Band led by John Pierce Bloomer, featuring Belton Temple musicians and Dan tones, performs classical and popular pieces in ten Friday night summer concerts funded by the Belton Chamber and local businesses. Audience crowds reach two to five thousand and uniforms reflect Centennial mood with blue denim pants and ten gallon hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Parma
White Horse Band
Belton
John Pierce Bloomer
Chamber of Commerce and
Belton Temple
Local Social Notes From J. M. Mitcham Week
Houston resident Frank Brown Jr was an end guest at the Mitcham home. Visitors include Mrs. Will English and two daughters from Moran, Judge and Mrs. D. R. Cris, Mrs. Harry N. Harris and daughter Gladys in Temple, and many others from Dallas Cameron Waco El Paso and Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brown, Jr
Houston
J. M. Mitchn
Will English
Moran
DD. R. Cris
Harry N. Harris
Daught Gladys
Waay
Cecil Criswell
Virginia Ray Extrell
Corpund
Marie English
Ta Moran
Christ
Cen Dallas
Elsie Horstmann
Lawere
Misses Blankenship
Shirley Hopkins
Liddie Mac Krall
Johnie Williams
Anne
Sylvia
Carolyn Zajicek
Joe Macham
Wyman Hopkins
Jack Blankenship
Edith Pattillo
Cameron
Hardy Searwell
Ane
Jack Taylor
Jack
Ijr
Harvey el
Sijansky and kin visit Corpus Christi and relatives
The passage lists visits and family gatherings across Texas towns. Mrs. W F Sijansky and family stay in Corpus Christi, Miss Gladys attends church revival in Rogers, Miss Martha Horstmann visits San Antonio, and multiple relatives visit: C F Cowart Bartlett, John Slovacek Houston, and Temple visitors J R Slovacek Jim Petruy. A surprise birthday dinner honors Mrs Jim Petrney with many relatives and friends from Temple Rogers Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Sijansky
Corpus Christi
Harry N. Harris
Gladys
Baptist Church
Rogers
Martha Jane Horstmann
San Antonio
C. F. Cowart
Bartlett
Hardy Scarborough
John Slovacek
Houston
Jim Petruy
J. R. Slovacek
Will Braden
Waco
H. A
Kuzel
Norma Kuzel
Jim Petrney
Frances Zadoukal
Temple
Frank Petruey
Joe Petruey
Doris Ruth
Clara Schiller
John Valesk
Otto Meyer
Cameron
Harmony Prevails As Democrats Meet Here
Milam County Democrats canvassed July 28 primary results in Cameron on August 1. Candidates include W R Newell against Bert Ford for State Senator. Jesse James against Henry Fuchs for representative. B M Preciot for Commissioner. Emory B Camp edged W A Morrison by 10 votes for District Attorney. County Convention elected Middoot Cameron chairman and John Henderson secretary. Resolution opposed state pension for all seniors but urged aid based on need for those 65+.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam
Mittee
Cameron
Milam County
W. R. Newell
Bert Ford
McGregor
Jesse James
Henry Lehman
Cr Fuchs
B. M. Pre- Giddings
Walt McMillion
Commissioners
Ciet
Emory B. Camp
W. A
Bill) Morrison
Camp
Morrison
Middoot Cameron
John Henderson
D. R. Criswell
Buckholts
Local residents visit Fort Worth and surrounding towns
Roy Newton of Maysfield and another business visitor attended the Centinial in Fort Worth. H. L. Yeager and Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Bonds visited relatives in Rockdale Sunday evening. Miss Charlotte Jones visits Mart, and Miss Abbie Reese Harvey leaves for Dallas to join Sears Roebuck & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Newton
Maysfield
Fort Worth
H. L. Yeager
Mrs. B. F. Bonds
Rockdale
Charlotte Jones
Mart
E. H. Coffield
Abbie Reese Harvey
Dallas
Sears, Roebuck & Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
White House
Justice Precinct No. 1
W. R. Newton
E. B. Camp
O. L. Kidd
E. Cc. Cole
Tracy Hobson
George Newton
Joe Slavik
Philip Reid
Jeff T. Kemp
B. P. Matocha
T. S. Henderson
Johnnie Andres
Justice
R. W. Ellison
W. R. Looney
H. L. Yager
Frank Janicek
E. B. Yager
J. A. McKinney
Dr. W. Jd. Fontaine
Alien Warner
J. A. Ely
Will H. Bailey
Lon Peeples
C. M. Beard
W. E. Thomas
Joe Lankford
R. W. Story
J. D. Peeples
E. Ba Camp
J. W. Garner
Ed Gunn
John Juniva
P. H. McCrawley
E. B. Phillips
S. C. Miles
H. H. Coffield
E. F E. Kiland
Ike Duncum
Scott Baldridge
Bill Cooke
J. B. Newton
Gus Backhaus
Marvin Charles
H. H. Camp
Will Davis
Will Sharpe
Monroe Walker
Sam Graham
Bruce Jennings
Justice Precinct
Leo Fuchs
Cecil R. Criswell
Will Kuzel
Raymond Allison
G. C. Williams
Hugo
W. T. Whatley
Ww. J
Bill
Parma
Sockhosts
Jos
ED Hackett
Brown-Forman Distillery Company
Louisville
Kentuck
King OF
Kentucky
Cameron Package Store
Silver
Agates
Schiller
E. O. Schiller
Skeezix
Skeezix Package Shop
The
Cameron Theatre
Wendy Barrie
James Stewart
Herbert Marshall
Gertrude Michael
Jean Nuir and
Michael Whaten
Gene Raymond and
Barbara Stanwyck
Pat O’brien
Josephine Hutchinson
W. C. Fields
Rochelle Hudson
Mrs. Ames
Geo. Brent and
Madeleine Carroll
Boss Alexander and
Anita Louise
Bingo Crosby
Bob Burns
March of
Arizona
Buster Crabbe
Buck Jones
the Phantom Rider
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