Cameron Gerald Officers President Editor and Manager
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1929
Page
4
The fragment lists roles for Cameron Gerald including President Editor and Manager with a price display of 1.50 and a 30c 10¢ amount, suggesting a newspaper publication cost or fee.
Frank Sanders 77 pioneer of Milam county died at his Minerva home after weeks of illness. Born in Alabama in 1852 he moved to Texas early and helped name Minerva after his mother. Survived by wife and seven children including Will of Yoakum Ford and John of Waco. Funeral by Green's Friday at 4 in Minerva M E church with burial in Minerva cemetery.
Mrs Pairlee Barker died August 21 after 19 years of poor health. She was born September 6, 1880, married to Arthur Barker in 1903, and had three children, two sons and a daughter who preceded her. She was a Baptist, known for charity and nursing, interred at Walker's Creek cemetery. survivors include her husband, two sons, four sisters, and two brothers.
Mrs. Josephine Klement aged 60 died August 22 at her Sharpe home after a 24 hour illness. Funeral from St. Monica's church August 23 officiated by Father Apel. Burial in Catholic Cemetery by Green Bros. Survived by three children Frank Joe and Miss Josephine Klement.
The funeral services for Heber Tindall were held Monday afternoon at three o'clock at the Marlow church with Rev. Angell officiating. The accident occurred Saturday evening at nine, claiming his life five hours later. His wife and two children suffered injuries but were not seriously hurt. He is survived by three sisters and six brothers, with pallbearers named Bill Storey, Henry Sheffield, Billie Bickett, J. D. Kirk, O. W. Boatright and Leslie Bouatright.
Oleta Pernitza ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Pernitza died at 10 PM August 22 and was buried at 4 PM August 23 from the Sand Grove church with interment in the adjoining cemetery funeral arrangements by Green Brothers.
Funeral rites were held at the Minerva Methodist Church for S F Sanders a Milam county pioneer. Interment followed at Minerva cemetery with Green Brothers in charge. Survived by wife and seven children including John Burford and Will. daughters Lettie Riggs Imogene and Sue Sanders. Sanders died August 22 at the Minerva family home.
Cecilla Kuzel nine daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Kuzel Buckholts died August 25 at eleven AM Funeral services were held at the family home August 26 and continued at Corinth Cemetery where interment occurred Rev Father Apel officiating Green Brothers directed the funeral Active pallbearers were Joe Kovar Milus Kovar Emil Rubac Julis Kamenecky J B Ruzecka Amos Kalecek Honorary pallbearers were young girls dressed in white who walked behind the casket scattering flowers Lorain Kuzel Nadine Walcek Marina Kuzel Getty Lazek Lidi Kamenecky Milada Luksa Olga Zajecek Olga Kamenecky Ludi Zajecek
Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie M. Dennis widow of Dr. W R Dennis of Milano were conducted Monday at a Milano Baptist church with Rev. Elliott officiating. Interment followed at Milano Cemetery. Pallbearers were J C Williams H S Vaughn W A Smith Bob Luce Preston Lockwood and L M Peeples. Mrs. Dennis died at 6 15am on August 26.
Mrs A M Vandivere of Jones Prairie died at her home at 9 30 AM August 27 Funeral services were held Wednesday at 10 AM with Rev J S Henderson of San Antonio reading the rites Pallbearers included four grandsons and two great nephews Interment at Jones Prairie Green Brothers in charge Survived by husband ill and one daughter Mrs Ike Glenn of Waco Born Alabama April 2 1847 Previously Miss Ann McKinney Attended Cameron attendees listed
The body of 36 year old Shaw Tindall killed in a Saturday Houston auto accident arrived in Cameron Sunday night and was taken to the home of a brother by Green Brothers undertakers.
In Dallas at 905 Elm Street the public can purchase a player piano and an upright piano from the Wholesale Department. The notice indicates a sale or sacrifice of stock in the Camer vicinity as part of the distribution.
The Klement family thanks relatives friends and neighbors for sympathy kindness and floral offerings during the loss of our beloved mother Joseph Klement and family Josephine and Ernest Klement
Public notice that cotton receipt No 62712 issued August 23 1920 by Cameron Compress Company for one bale of cotton delivered by Conrad Jekel is lost. Legal owner warns public not to accept or deal with the receipt in anyone else’s hands.
A note from Albert, Frank, Ernest, Lillie, Emma Schlimmer and others expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for their condolences and beautiful flowers after the death of their father.
The Ford family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors who helped during the illness and death of S. B. Ford. Special thanks go to those who sent flowers and offered assistance. Names of family members and relatives across Texas are listed.
Members of the Women s Missionary Society met in circles Monday afternoon for a Royal Service lesson on The Frontier. Eunice Taylor Glass circle gathered with Mrs J D Dobbins and ten members plus one visitor Mrs McLane, led by Mrs J C Martin. Lillie Mae Handley circle met with Mrs Wm Henderson and two members.
Lottie Moon circle met at City Park with 24 members present and one visitor. Mrs. Martha Shep herd led the session and Mrs. Wm. Fanning led the group in planning. They will meet at the church next Monday at four for a business session.
The Caneron Compress Company receipt dated August 16 1929 for one bale of cotton issued to J M Nichols is lost. The undersigned claims ownership and warns the public not to accept or deal with the lost receipt.
The Christian church ladies held a regular business meeting Monday at Mrs. W. P. Woolley's home. Next Monday afternoon the Missionary Society will meet with Mrs. W. M. Ryan.
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