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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1963

Page

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VFW Credit Mixup Repaired for Library Donation

The Herald clarifies that Cameron Library Board member Dr George Bowman accepts a donation check from Henry Dreyer, a Cameron WWI veterans leader, with other WWI veterans present. The piece notes the VFW and WWI group deserved credit for the library gift and related hospital-beds funds, amid editorial corrections and a broader look at community fundraising.

Henry Dreyer The Herald George Bowman Cameron Library Board Cameron BR. J. Griffin August Kunz J. W. Clements Veterans of Foreign Wars

School Board Grants Low Bids and Appointments

Cameron School Board met Monday night and opened bids for services and materials. Low bidders include Grimes Humble Refining Co for gas oil and grease, Mack's Oil Co for bus servicing, Pure Milk Co for lunchroom milk and ice cream, and Austin Baking Co for bread. Names include Paul Pittman and Howard Hurry as teachers, with Mrs Robert Foster named wartime English teacher. uniform recommendations issued and no curriculum changes reported for next year.

Cameron Charles Ziegler Grimes Humble Refining Co Mack's Oi Co Low Pure Milk Co Austin Baking Co Robert Foster

Grady H Stiles Late Milam Editor Remembered

Grady Henson Stiles native of Thorndale and Milam County editor and publisher earned fame with The Caller Times and prior papers. He won AP awards for Mexican aflatoxin stories and led Better Ranches and Farms and farm pages. Surviving wife two daughters a son two brothers and his Cameron sister. Milam County Armored Division returned from Fort Hood after two weeks of training and earned top ratings from Regular Army evaluators. Captain Joe Willingham praised the unit during a final formation at Cameron armory as temperatures exceeded 100 degrees on most days.

Grady Henson Stiles Thorndale Corpus Christi H. H. Stedman Stedman Dana Monroe L. W. Stroup Cameron University of Texas Alice Echo Guadalupe Valley Standard Cuero Victoria Mirror Corpus Chri Si Caller-Times Grady Stiles Mexico Associated Press Texas A&j Aggie State Vocational Agriculture Teachers Texas A&i Division of Agriculture Aggie Club South Texas Stiles The Caller- Times Texas Daily Newspaper Joy Josephine Wallace Stiles Yoakum Graham Stiles Brownsville Milam County 49Th Armored Division North Fort Hood Joe C. Willingham Milano Milam Cameron Armory Willingham

Guard Unit Returns After Week of Tank Field Drills

The unit spent a week in field duty with nine exercises and early hour maneuvers, then a second week featuring firing of 30 and S caliber tank machine guns. Company C led range firing on two tables with First Lt. Mitcham and 2nd Lt. Wentreck as range officers.

Willingham Company C Donald Mitcham Caldwell James Wentreck Rogers Harlan Mees Eugene Schiller Cameron James Hairston Hearne Marcelino Flores South Fort Hood ES Bill Cooke

How Dry You Are Records Compare Weather in 1956 Cameron

During a dry period in 1956 Cameron saw 7.91 inches of rain by August 14, with 11.88 inches in the last drought year of 1956 and a normal 20,000 bale cotton crop expected. The piece notes past droughts, a flood year after the dry spell, and concern for grassland despite normal maize and corn production due to fertilizer use.

Cameron Milam Ascs

Two Accidents Injury Three On Milam Roadways

Two Sunday accidents sent three people to Milam County Hospitals none seriously injured. Durwood Kennedy reported Butch Smith treated for throat and jaw cuts with good condition at St. Edward Hospital. A tierod end failure caused the first crash, sending the vehicle through barbed wire.

Milam County Durwood Kennedy Butch Smith St. Edward Hospital Kennedy Smith Charles D.van Goten Rt. 2 Rockdale George Moss Kennedy van Goten US 70 Moss Richards Clinic St. Edward's Hospital Cameron

Public Hearing Set For Cameron School Budget

A public hearing on the Cameron Independent School 1963 64 budget is scheduled for 7 30 pm Friday August 23 at the superintendent's office Ben Milam School. Supt Charles Zeigler said final estimates are being prepared for the budget presentation to the school board and public at the hearing.

Cameron Independent Ben*Milam School Charles Zeigler

Summer Story Hour Ends at Cameron Library

Cameron Public Library's summer story hour closes after two months with about 80 children from pre-school to 6th grade participating. Reading Club reports due by August 23 with a certificate and book award ceremony scheduled for August 29. 34 youths are in the Reading Club and must read 12 approved books, including at least two non fiction titles.

Cameron Public Library Tom Wardlaw Wardlaw

Firemen Commended For Efforts In Rash Of Fires

Cameron Volunteer Firemen are praised by Fire Chief Carl Black for spending up to three hours daily battling grass fires amid dry weather and 100 degree heat. The marshal noted these acts take time away from work and constitute a real public service.

Carl Black Cameron Black

Milam County Seeks Emergency Grazing Aid

Milam County Disaster Committee filed July 29 for emergency grazing and haying aid. Ted Ford, chair, will announce action and required details for Soil Bank and Feed Grain participants. State panel recommended approval for seasonal grazing on conservation reserve land and diverted acreage through October 31 under feed grain and wheat programs.

Milam County Cameron Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service the Herald Ted Ford Milam Usda County Usda Disaster Committee Secretary of Agriculture

Milam County Cotton Ginning Surges Toward Record Pace

About 5,000 bales have been ginned in Milam County as observers predict a fast finish to the 1963 crop. Cameron cotton gin and Buckholts Farmers Gin report much higher totals than a year ago with 5,000 bales tallied by Tuesday at Cameron Compress. Dry weather reduced chemical use and early turnout suggests a potentially 20,000 bale crop, with last year’s Milam County total around 19,000.

Milam County Cameron Cotton Gin Buckholts Farmers Gin the Herald Buckhol Milam Cameron Compress Farmers Gin

Weeklong 12 Alarm Fire Warnings From Cameron Fire Marshall

Cameron Fire Marshall John Eanes warned residents to clear vacant lots and cut weeds amid a dry spell after 12 alarms this week. Fire Department crews battled grass fires at multiple homes and barns, including the Dusek, Boedeker, and Hrozek properties, and fought a 250 acre pasture blaze near Jones Prairie before salvaging the larger structures.

Cameron John Eanes Frank Richter the Herald Franklin Dusek Boedeker N. Central Dairyland Ben Arnold John Hrozek Temple Highway Ray Lester Jones Prairie Door Pettibone Wille Horelica

Also Mentioned on This Page

In Cameron VFW Kindergarden Littl School Board Paul Pittman Howard Hurry Zeeler Supt. Zeigier Grady H. Stiles San Antonio Chamber of Commerce Agua Poquita Soil Conservation Texas Future Farmers of America Production Credit Association Duval County Mitcham Wentreek Denson Crouch Pete Kunz James M. Thompson Joe Vybiral Aliso Trine Alvaro Doyle Armstrong Waco John R. Caffey Austin Sez Hairston Bryan Maurice Woytek Buckhous Marvin Roessler Eugene A. Schiller Temple Leland Taylor Flores Joe Offield Yee Fred T. Johns John F. Streib University At Washington Shell Oil Co Weather Bureau Reading Club Marshall
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