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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1954

Page

12

Cameron Yeomen football prospects and March of Dimes drive

The article lists Yeomen players vying for starting, end and tackle positions under Head Coach Leo Jackson with J. R. Young and W. A. Allen on staff. It notes plans for weekly captain selections and a September season opener, plus a late August to August 16 31 Emergency March of Dimes drive seeking public support for polio patients and research.

Thompson Beale Mondrik Petmecky Massengale Baggerly Barr Brown Absnaider J. Johnson Bayer Wallace C. Heitman Mees Duncan F. Fleischer Dohnalik Polzer Caldwell Hoelscher Collins Solomon Leo Jackson Yeemen Rosebud Belton Cameron Black Panthers Georgetown Taylor Yeomen Rockdale Tigers University Heights Waco Lampasas LaVega Killeen Ducks Jackson East Texas J. R Dick) Young Young W. A. Allen Texarkana

Polio Fund Split Across Milam County and National Chapters

Funds from Emergency March of Dimes will be divided into thirds. One third stays in the county for local polio patient care, with seven patients currently funded. One third goes to the National Chapter for patient care, and one third to the National Chapter for polio prevention and laboratory research.

Tomlinson Milam County Milam National Foundation

Tragic Drowning Near Farm Road 1444 In Cameron County

A boy, Pedro Munoz Jr., drowned near Farm Road 1444 as neighbors and rescuers worked over an hour. Bill Burns and Pat Gleason operated the fire department resuscitator while Marek Burns Funeral Home Directors assisted. Justice of Peace D C Nolte held an inquest. The family, new to the county from Sabinas Texas, hails originally from Michigan.

Ben Arnold

Election Returns Personnel Named for August 28 Night

The county chair and clerk will headline a team to compile August Primary results aided by an efficient staff. Bob Abel of the Chamber of Commerce will handle incoming returns by phone, with Billy Black and several women including Mrs. Lester and Mrs. Baker joining McClaren in duty on election night.

Bob Abel Chamber of Commerce Billy Black Lillian Lester Johnnie Baker McClaren

Office arrangements announced for election returns night

Riffs office will be used again for returns. Managers may bring envelopes to Sheriff Carl Black after polls close. The county clerk and district clerk offices will also be open for judges to deliver materials. Homer Nabours ill but open for convenience, Grady Allen to receive stub boxes. Supplies delivered to managers before Saturday's election.

Riff Carl Black Leo O’neil Homer Nabours Grady Allen

Evans Family Obituary Notice From Cameron

Brenham connection and California trip noted for Dr Gus Evans and family. Born October 3 1906 in Waco. Funeral held August 24 at First Baptist Church Cameron with burial at Woodland Cemetery Rosebud. Green Funeral Home Cameron in charge.

More Brenham Redona Beach California Waco Yee High School University of Texas Gus Evans Evans Joe Evans Gus Evans Sr Cameron Inez Collins Hugh DeLaurent Lake Charles Gus Evans, Jr John Evans San Antonio First Baptist Church of A. F. Russell Woodland Cemetery Rosebud Green Funeral Home

Denver firm touts role in Dallas rain cloud seeding

Wayland Walker of a cloud seeding firm said a silver iodide crystal ground generator was put into operation at Ennis Texas two hours before Dallas rains began. The Dallas Council has a contract with the brick firm for cloud seeding. Another Dallas based firm, Texas Water Research Foundation, Inc., reported a pilot aloft before the Dallas rains.

Source Development Corp Denver Dallas Wayland Walker Ennis Tex Dallas Council Texas Water Research Foundation, Inc

Milam County road program outlined at citizens meeting

Judge Smith presided as temporary chairman as Oxsheer Smith gave the invocation. Hinton H. Pruett was elected chairman and Mrs. John Florida recorder. Smith warned government affects all and presented Milam County road facts showing $864,618.51 spent on rural roads in five years and 1000 miles of gravel with wooden bridges. He urged faster Farm to Market road construction to shift upkeep burden to the state, reducing county load by about $80,000 annually. The plan would roll out in two stages.

Judge Smith Oxsheer Smith Citizens Committee Hinton H. Pruett John Florida Milam County Smith

County Plans Four Year Paved Rural Road Expansion

A county proposes a four year program to build 176 miles of Farm to Market roads and upgrade 134 miles of secondary roads. Phase one replaces wooden bridges with concrete and constructs base materials in phase two and applies seal coats in phase three. Funding relies on a 30 cent tax from a two million dollar bond. no tax increase is expected. The group votes to reconvene September 3 at Singers restaurant in Rockdale to decide on presenting the bond issue.

State Highway Department Smith Brazos River Authority Singers Restaurant Rockdale

St Anthony Catholic School to Open September 6

Registration runs August 29 to September 4 from 9 am to 12 noon. Classes begin September 6 with an 8 am Mass led by Rev Clyde Holtman. The school serves grades 1 through 8, is supported by Saint Monica parish, and directed by the Sisters Of The Divine Providence from Our Lady of the Lake Convent. About 150 students expected.

Saint Anthony Catholic School Clyde Holtman St. Anthony Saint Monica Catholic Parish Sisters of the Divine Providence Our Lady of the Lake Convent San Antonio

Milam County Health Unit Reports Weekly Disease Totals

The Milam County Health Unit lists weekly cases for the week ending Friday August 20. Pertussis and mumps show six each, gonorrhea four, measles and pneumonic plague two each, and one typhoid fever case. report submitted by Dr. John B. Bryson, director.

Milam County Health Unit John B. Bryson Milam County

Weekend Visitors From Texas Tour Houston

Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Lagrone and Jimmy Pratt of Milano visited Houston over the weekend. They stayed with W. H. Kolter Jr and his wife. Mrs Koter is Mary Neil McClellen. Jimmy visited his uncle Marvin Pratt and family. Mrs. Pool spent the weekend with her daughter Mrs. W. E. Black in Houston.

A. D. Lagrone Jimmy Pratt Milano E. E. Pool Maysfield Houston LaGrone W. H. Kolter, Jr Koter Mary Neil McClellen Jimmy Marvin Pratt Pool W. E. Black

Katherine Lynn Kapral Born in Caldwell at St. Edward

Katherine Lynn Kapral was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Kapral of Caldwell on August 17 at St. Edward Hospital. She weighed 6 pounds 14 ounces.

Katherine Lynn William Kapral Caldwell St. Edward Hospital

Four Men Hospitalized After One Car Crash Near Milano

Four men were injured in a single vehicle wreck about 2 a.m. Thursday, three miles south of Milano on U.S. Highway 36. R. H. Foster 24 of Cameron is in critical condition at Temple with a crushed leg after transfers from Rockdale. Thomas Everette Lagrone 29 of Bryan and Amos Lagrone Jr. 19 of Milano remain in serious condition at Rockdale with injuries not disclosed. Arthur Shaffer 23 of Cameron was first at Rockdale and then transferred to Cameron’s St Edward Hospital with a leg injury.

Milano R. H. Foster Cameron Scott and White Temple Richard Rockdale Temple Hospital Thomas Everette Lagrone Bryan Amos Lagrone, Jr Route 1 Arthur Shaffer Richard’s St. Edward Hospital Shaffer Thomas Lagrone Ford Phillips & Luckey Ambulance Schiller Ambulance Caldwell John Blansit

Set. Mrs Caldwell Parents of Daughter Set

Sgt. and Mrs. Berry Caldwell announce the birth of a daughter Sar ah Joan at the Air Force Hospital on August 23 1954. The baby weighed six pounds fourteen ounces and will be brought to Texas in October when Sgt. Caldwell is discharged. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs B C Caldwell Sr Providence R I and Mr. and Mrs Alexander Muenier. Also noted is the birth of Suzanne to Mr. and Mrs Cecil Brown on August 20 at St Edward Hospital weighing six pounds twelve ounces.

Berry Caldwell, Jr Washington, D. C Air Force Hospital Sgt. Caldwell B. C. Caldwell Sarah Joan Alexander Muenier Providence R. I Cecil Brown Caldwell Suzanne St. Edward Hospital

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Yoemen Gene Blake D.A.V Ledbetter Park O. B. Horstmann Naomi Needham Roy Baskin Frank Richter Johnny Anders Roy Griffith Milton Schiller Roy Weems Joe Mundy National Hall Club Walter Kleypas Lone Star Band St. Anthony Catholic School Penn Shop Penney’s Gingham Boys Banchcraft Set
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