Second Rabid Dog Killed In Cameron City
Dr. Robert Titsworth confirms a second rabid dog killed in Cameron in two weeks. The dog belonged to Artesian Ice Company manager Thomas Johnson and was pinned after peculiar behavior. Head sent to Austin. rabies positive. City officials plan vaccination efforts to curb future cases.
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Cameron
Robert Titsworth
Thomas Johnson
Artesian Ice Company
Titsworth
Austin
A. N. Green
Miss Linda Burke Visits Waco Grandparents This Week
Miss Linda Lee Burke of Waco is visiting her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Burke here this week.
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Linda Lee Burke
Waco
Mrs
Ray Burke
Leroy Pratt Visits Cameron on Friday and Saturday
Leroy Pratt was a business visitor in Cameron over Friday and Saturday, engaging in meetings and local discussions with area firms and officials.
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Leroy Pratt
Cameron
R J Woodum Elected Commander In Legion Installations
American Legion Edwin Hardy Post No 9 met Tuesday night August 14. Officers for the coming year were elected. R J Woodum was named Commander with Frank Polansky as vice commander and Lawrence Zotz as adjutant. Installation is set for 8 PM September 11. A barbecue for members and visitors is planned. Glenn Rosenberg and Eddie Lankford reported from Lone Star Boys State in Austin. The Chaplain will be named later.
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American Legion
Edwin Hardy
Joe O'Neill
Glenn Rosenberg
Eddie Lankford
Lone Star Boys State
Austin
R. J. Woodum
Frank Polansky
Lawrence Zotz
Joe Troy
Funeral Services Held For Mrs Kilpatrick At Temple
Funeral services for Mrs. B. J. Kilpatrick aged 57 were held at the First Baptist Church in Temple on Monday August 13. She died at her home in the Gause Community on Sunday August 12. Surviving are her husband, one son W. C. Kilpatrick, three daughters Miss Weadie Kilpatrick Mrs Leroy Phillips of Houston and Mrs Harry Beere of San Antonio.
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B. J. Kilpatrick
First Baptist Church
Temple
W. C. Kilpatrick
Weadie Kilpatrick
Leroy Phillips
Houston
Harry Beere
San Antonio
Parma Radio Service Repairs Available
Parma Radio Service announces repair of any make radio with quick turnaround. Call 104 for inquiries and service details.
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Parma Radio Service
DeManche Helps Cameron Farmers Hire Cotton Harvest Labor
Texas Employment Commission representative M. S. DeManche has worked in Cameron to assist farmers in securing migratory labor for the cotton harvest. He is assisted by W. D. Bibbee, a local farmer and rancher, and L. G. Smith, Cameron Chamber of Commerce manager.
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M. S. DeManche
The
Texas Employment Commission
Cameron
DeManche
W. D. Bigbee
L. G. Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Mission Study At Circle 4 First Baptist Church
Circle 4 of the First Baptist Church in Cameron met Monday night August 15 with hostess Mrs. August Halberdier. Mrs. John A. Smith Sr. led a two chapter discussion from a mission book on Arabia. Mrs. Bryant McDonald of Minerva shared Arabia pictures taken by her son Gene McDonald, a geographical engineer with American Arabian Oil Company, who has spent two and a half years in the region. Eleven members attended. Ice cream and cookies were served.
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The
First Baptist Church
Cameron
August Halberdier
John A. Smith Sr
Arabia
Bryant McDonald
Minerva
Gene McDonald
American-Arabian Oil Company
Barron Family Visits Corpus Christi Guests of Kin
Mr and Mrs Douglas Barron and Mrs Carrie Bailes of Holland stayed several days in Corpus Christi last week as guests of Mr and Mrs Raymond Barron and family. They also visited Mr Barron’s uncle Mr and Mrs Noah Kennedy during the trip.
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Douglas Barron
Mr. Barron
Carrie Bailes of
Holland
Corpus Christi
Raymond Barron
Noah Kennedy
Corn Pops On Ear Sparks Heat Wave Theories
E L Rutherford displays corn ear with popping kernels at Cameron Herald. He notes several similar ears from Robert Lee Boyls farm at Burlington. Rutherford attributes popping to the current heat wave.
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E. L. Rutherford
Rutherford
Cameron Herald
Robert Lee Boyls
Burlington
Construction Starts On Highway 81 Between Temple and Belton
Highway 81 work from Temple to Belton begins per engineer Joe Brown. Six bridge projects receive steel on hand and progress well though some steel is pending delivery. Worth Construction Company of Fort Worth holds the grading contract amid dry weather delays.
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Temple, Belton
U. S. Highway 81
Temple
Belton
Joe Brown
Worth Construction Company of
Fort Worth
Work Completion Timeline Contingent on Weather
The project is slated to finish by January or February depending on favorable weather conditions. If storms or cold snaps occur the schedule may shift, officials said.
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E. A. Camp
E. B. Camp
Burial Insurance
Marek - Burns Burial Association
Cameron, Texas
Moke
Ford Tractor
Ford
Circle 4
Stedman Tractor CO
N. Central
Dera Ia
Joe D. Bass
Grabb
Chevrolet CO
Empire Gas
Lone Star Gas Company
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