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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1949

Page

6

Card of Thanks for Joe F. Baron's Family

The Barons express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and after the death of husband and father Joe F. Baron. Special thanks to Houston Telephone Co and Telephone girls, Dr. Shapiro and Newton Memorial Hospital staff, American Legion H. B. MecClellen, Fathers Duda and O Reiley, those who sent flowers, food, and helped at home.

Joe F. Baror David Shapiro Newton Memorial Hospital H. B. MecClellen American Legion George Duda

Funeral Pending For Former Resident Baskin

James D. Baskin 53, Cameron native and World War I veteran, died August 11 in a San Antonio veterans hospital. Survived by widow Ruth McKinney Baskin of San Antonio and three sons. multiple brothers. Funeral arrangements by Marek Burns in Cameron with interment at Little River Cemetery near Jones Prairie.

James D. Baskin Cameron Veterans Hospital San Antonio Mr. Baskin Sue Baskin Ber. J. Baskin Ernest O. Thompson Texas Railroad Commission B. J. Baskin & Sons Railroad Commission Oil and Gas Division Austin Veterans Administration Marek-Burns Little River Baptist Church Jones Prairie Ruth McKinney Baskin James Baskin, Jr U. S. Navy Academy Annapolis Maryland Pat Baskin University of Texas Billy Baskin B. J. Baskin

Willingham, Sr. Dies at 88 of Milano Texas

W J Willingham Sr 88 a Milan county resident and cattleman died at his Milano home Friday August 12 from a heart attack. Born March 26 1861 in Union County Arkansas he crossed to Texas with his mother joining his father in Mason County after the Civil War. He and Mary Elizabeth Ashley married more than 60 years ago and settled in Milano after stints in Mason and Milam counties. Funeral services were held Sunday August 14 at 3 pm from the Milano Baptist Church with interment in Milano Cemetery. Surviving are his widow ten children and several grandchildren and a niece two sisters and a brother attended. Pallbearers listed from across Texas included relatives from New Mexico Fort Worth Waco and Port Arthur.

W. J. Willingham, Sr Milan County Milano Mr. Willingham Union County Arkansas Green Mountain Country Texas Mason County Willingham Baptist Church Steele Mary Elizabeth Willingham C. J. Ray E. C. Westbrook M. C. Brown Troy Estella Jolly el Paso Ray Sewell Chriesman Fred Reno Cameron K. D. Grabener Lufkin H. W. Willingham Port Arthur W. J. Willingham, Jr James Burkes Waco Billy Willingham New Mexico Chandler M. Brown Fort Worth E. C. Westbrook, Jr James Brewer Dan Updike Charles Willingham

Ex-Mayor Indicted in Beating of Judge in Groesbeck

Limestone County grand jury indicted former Mayor Allen Therrell on aggravated assault and battery with fists over an incident at a Groesbeck service station that left District Court Judge H Fountain Kirby injured. Bond set at $1000. Kirby’s condition improved with sight preservation possible.

Groesbeck Allen Therrell Limestone County Veteran District Court H. Fountain Kirby Therrell Kirby

Mrs Nig Moody Admitted As Patient At Newton Memorial

Mrs Nig Moody is noted as a patient at Newton Memorial Hospital undergoing treatment.

Nig Moody Newton Memorial Hospital

Community Visitors and Local Social Notes

Mrs Ida Houston of Cameron visited in the home of Mrs Minnie Russell. Harry Little and baby of Rosebud visited the Franklin home. Callie Young and Burnice Patilia guests of Dulce McCall. Galveston couple Dude Caldwell and son Butch. Olie Mendoza and baby of Orange. Jim Clements of Cameron visited the Wilkersons. Ed Lake stayed with the Baskins in Rockdale. Doris Nell Lott hosted a hen party with a lively night of games and corn tossing at 10 p.m. Elmer Gibbs of New York and Edward Filton of St Paul toured Yarrellton. Filton admired Milam County products for his Minn. farm. Antis Franklin, Rev R L South and Rodney Barker attended church at Donahan. Mrs John Page of Poteet arrived to aid her father Charlie Griffin. C E Russell visited Scott and White Hospital. J R Wallace fell ill and was taken to Cameron by Mrs C C Colburn, with condition improving next day.

Ida Houston Cameron Minnie Russell Harry Little Baby Rosebud Antis Franklin Callie Young Burnice Patilia Dulce McCall Dude Caldwell Butch Galveston Olie Mendoza Orange Jim Clements W. A. Wilkerson Ed Lake Texas Milam County Minn R. L. South Rodney Barker Donahan John Page Poteet Charlie Griffin C. E. Russell Scott and White Hospital Temple J. R. Wallace C. C

Reynolds Family Enjoys Weeklong Texas City Humble Visit

Mr and Mrs Oswald Reynolds and children completed a pleasant week vacation visiting in the homes of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Herten berger at Texas City and Mr and Mrs Bill Reynolds in Humble. Mr Reynolds is employed with Cameron Implement Company here.

Oswald Reynolds Lawrence Hertenberger Texas City Bill Reynolds Humble Mr. Reynolds Cameron Implement Company

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