Vacationing Miss Elda Smith to be Transferred Later
Miss Elda Smith of Western Union in Navasota is vacationing with her parents Mr and Mrs Hugh Smith for two weeks in town. She will be transferred to El Campo upon returning from vacation. Paul C Graves of Buckholts conducted business in Cameron Friday of the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elda Smith
Western Union
Navasota
Hugh Smith
Miss Smith
el Campo
Paul C. Graves
Buckholts
Cameron
Sam Roberts Remains Patient at Newton Memorial Hospital
Sam Roberts of Lyons Texas is a patient in Newton Memorial Hospital as friends wish him a speedy recovery.
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Sam Roberts
Lyons
Texas
Newton Memorial Hospital
Lions Prepare for September Carnival at Court House Lawn
The Cameror Lions Club announces the annual carnival at Court House Lawn on September 1 and 2 with L. G. Smith as announcer and Dr. George Bowman F. E. Jackson and Herbert Nance as carnival chairmen. Committees include pet parade lighting publicity prizes weight guessing cigarette pitch hot dog and many more led by Woodrow Lowe and others. Proceeds fund sight conservation to buy glasses for children and support community benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House Lawn
L. G. Smith
George Bowman
F. E. Jackson
Herbert Nance
Woodrow Lowe
Hilliard Thomas
Marlin Lester
E. C. Cole
Narvie Caperton
Bill Arthur
James McKeown
Bill Marek
Gus Evans
Marvin Bartlett
Jack Walker
Richard Bush
Ray Burke
Leo Fuchs
Frank Mitchell
Carl Black
Walter White
Bert Nicholson
B. L. Richter
Henry Wernl
Herbert Colburn
Allen Dodson
R. I. Goodrich
Edd Manning
Gene Goldfarb
Dick Young
Taylor Man Receives 50 Days Jail For Traffic Violation
Adolph Nemec of Taylor was sentenced to 50 days in jail and fined 25 dollars in County Court for reckless driving at Cavilla. He lived outside the county and faced driving without a proper license with a suspended license in Williamson County for other traffic violations.
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Taylor Man
Adolph Nemec
Taylor
Nemec
Cavilla
Darryson
Williamson County
Tiny Baron Returns from Vacation Across the Plains
Miss Lydia Tiny Baron of the Bell Telephone Company returns from a pleasant trip visiting Carlsbad New Mexico Colorado Springs Omaha Kansas Iowa Missouri and Oklahoma.
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Lydia
Tiny” Baron
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Omaha
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Missouri
Oklahoma
Miss Baron
Bell Telephone Company
Missancy Grabein Vacationing in Lake Jackson
Missancy Grabein is spending vacation in Lake Jackson and is expected to return home soon. Local observers note she has not provided a departure date and is Cooperating with expected return plans.
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Missancy Grabein
Lake Jackson
One Dead In Tornado At Kilgore Thursday
A tornado struck Kilgore's north edge Thursday around 2 30 p m causing mobile homes houses and derricks to be damaged. Bruce Engledow about 19 was electrocuted when a power line fell on him as he left his home. Chief Otis Whittington said at least a dozen houses lost roofs and 12 derricks were blown over with more expected. The Weather Bureau logged heavy rainfall in several towns and warned of ongoing storms across the region.
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Kilgore
Otis Whittington
Bruce Engledow
Whittington
Engledon
el Paso
Louisiana
Waco
Longview
Midland
U. S. Weather Bureau
Muenster
Sherman
Quanah
Baby born to Boecker family at St Edward Hospital
Eight pounds two ounces Michael Winford arrived Wednesday August 16 1950 to Mr and Mrs W D Boecker at St Edward Hospital. He has a sister Karen three. Grandparents are Herman Folschinsky of Ben Arnold and C A Boecker of Velasco. Father runs Boecker Texaco Station on North Fannin.
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Michael Winford
W. D. Boecker
St. Edward Hospital
Boeckers
Karen
Herman Folschinsky
Ben Arnold
C. A. Boecker
Velasco
Boecker
Boecker Texaco
North Fannin
Mrs Fritz Ottmer 75 Dies in Sharp Service Saturday
Mrs. Fritz Ottmer 75 of Ben Arnold died at her son Robert Ottmer's home in Sharp around 2 a m Friday August 18. Born May 16 1875 in Austin County she was the daughter of Lewis and -- pioneers. Funeral at 2 p m Saturday August 19 at Marek Burns Funeral Home chapel with Rev. Sager. interment Ben Arnold Cemetery. Surviving: son Robert Ottmer Sharp three daughters Derherdt Tiske Sharp Walter Kohring Rosebud Alfred Kohring Rosebud, brothers Fritz Strauss Cat Springs Emil Strauss Sealy sisters Bertha Sens Sealy Mary Heldbalt Cat Springs. 14 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Fritz Ottmer
Ben Arnold
Robert Ottmer
Sharp
Ottmer
Austin County
Lewis Strauss
Marek Burns
Sager
Lutheran Church
Rockdale
Derherdt Tiske
Walter Kohring
Rosebud
Alfred Kohring
Fritz Strauss
Cat Springs
Emil
Burkes Begin Three Week Tour Of Midwest Aboard Vacation
Mr and Mrs E J Burkes depart for a three week trip visiting Detroit Chicago and St Louis during their vacation time away from home.
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Mrs. E. J. Burkes
Som
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
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Houston, Texas
Singer
Royaliea
U.s.royals
Tre
U.S
United States Rubber Company
Mack’s Oil Company
Cameron, Texas
Allis-Chalmers
F.o.b. la Porte, Indiana
Allis Chalmers
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