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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1955

Page

6

Southern Pacific Names J J Moore S General Manager Texas Louisiana

R deWaal named to succeed as assistant general manager with earlier posts noted. J J Moore retires after 30 years in rail service, including four years with Southern Pacific. G W Kelly to replace deWaal as assistant general manager and Dr Kirk named superintendent of Houston terminals. Kelly formerly headed Houston terminal work since 1999. Kirk moved to Houston from San Antonio as assistant superintendent last August. deWaal, San Antonio native, began as a fireman in 1912 and rose to superintendent roles in San Antonio and Ennis before moving to Victoria and then San Antonio division. Kelly credited with planning yard modernization in Houston after surveys for new facilities. The Houston rail yard project involved extensive studies leading to new operations.

R. deWaal Southern Pacific Texas Louisiana BS. Sines Mr. deWaal J. J. Moore G.W. Kelly de Waal Kirk Houston Kelly San Antonio Victoria Ennis S. P United States

Miss Shir ley Horstmann Honored At Rosson Brunch

Honoree at a Friday morning brunch was Miss Shirley Horstmann bride elect of Calvin Spilman. The event at 416 W second Street was hosted by Mrs. R B McDonald and Miss Susan Rosson with guests presenting favorite recipes and personal tea towels.

Shirley Horstmann Calvin Spilman Susan Rosson W. 2Nd. Street R.B. McDonald New Braunfels O. B. Horstmann McDonald Mike Coleman Gallup New Mexico Rosson

Texas Population Grows 29.3 Percent 1940 to 1954

Texas population rose by 29.3 percent between 1940 and 1954, outpacing the national gain by 9.1 percent. The data frames state and national totals, highlighting regional growth patterns during that period.

Texas United States

Buckholts Hope Lutheran Scene of Jungmann-Hause Nuptials

Gloria Ann Jungmann and Bentley L. Hause wed at Buckholts Hope Lutheran on Sunday November 20. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Jungmann, wore an Italian lace gown with rhinestone and pearl embellishments and carried a yellow orchid bouquet. the groom’s gift was a single pearl strand. A reception followed. out-of-town guests and relatives attended from Houston, Galveston, Fort Worth, Bryan, Taylor, Priddy, Temple, Moody, Rockdale and Cameron.

Hope Luthern Church Buckholts Gloria Ann Jungmann Bentley L. Hause Arnold H. Jungmann Eugene House Cameron John A. Pietsch John A. Streipe Shirley Horstmann Frances Wiese David House Wayne Fischer Fredwill Hornung Julius Albonetti Norris Rogers Albert Willie Patrica Willie Houston Marjorie Glaser Taylor la Nelle Rogers Edna Streipe Priddy Robert Jungmann Arnold Glaser Martha Jean Hawke Evelyn Glaser Emma Glaser Galliop Ft. Worth Bryan Temple Moody Rockdale Hause

Little River Philosopher Proposes New Farm Price Idea

In a letter to the editor from his Johnson grass farm, a local resident argues a New York idea would set high price supports for small producers and steadily reduce aids as output increases, aiming to aid family farms while limiting huge holders.

Little River Johnson New York New Yorker

Local couple to wed in Cameron area

Yee, a Cameron native and Austin business school alumna, works at Citizens National Bank in Cameron. Mr. House, a Cameron High School alumnus and US Army veteran stationed in Korea, will live in Cameron and commute to Alcoa near Rockdale where he is employed.

Window shattered at Negro real estate office in Houston

In Houston the Informer reports a plate glass window at a Negro real estate office was broken by a rock and four white men threatened a white Riverside Terrace family that had sold their house to a Negro family, signaling rising tensions.

Houston the Informer Riverside Terrace

Return to Houston After Visit with Family

Mr and Mrs Delbert Brokenbush and daughter go back to Houston after visiting Emory Brokenbush and his mother Mrs Mattie Brokenbush. Mrs W L Spiegel of Austin and Mrs Albert Rinn visited Mr and Mrs Otto Peschal in Bartlett. Dewberrys and twins James and John stayed with J D Pope, aiding in Mrs C R Campbell's return to Sharp.

Delbert Brokenbush Houston Emory Brokenbush Mattie Brokenbush W.L. Spiegel Austin Albert Rinn

Weekend Visit Highlights Local Families and Farm Discusses Pay System

Clarkson reports Mr. and Mrs. Louis Skala and daughters Lillie visited Dublin with Mrs. Skalas sister and husband Iliyah and Mrs. Billy Ernst. Mrs. John Lankes stayed two weeks with her daughter Edw in Reynolds Cameron. A letter notes farmers and pay by productivity, proposing fair effort based pay. Mrs. Victor Hughen of Jones Prairie visited her daughter and Mr. Billy Hauk Vicky and Joey. W M Britt and family of Corpus Christi stayed with Joe Pagach. Nancy Vogelsang of Waco spent Thanksgiving with Vito Mayer family. Mrs. W D Dodd and Inez visited Ft Worth relatives.

Louis Skala Lillie Billy Ernst Dublin Skalas Iliyah Keith John Lankes Edwin Reynolds Cameron Victor Hughen Jones Prairie Forny Billy Hauk Vicky Joey W.M. Britt Corpus Christi Joe Pagach Nancy Vogelsang Waco Vito Mayer W.D. Dodd Alvin Inez Ft. Werth

Durham Rat-Kill Carton Promises Rat Control

An advertisement offers Durham's Rat-Kill as a new chemistry weapon to end a rat problem. It claims rats love it but it kills them and promises guaranteed results with a 1-lb carton priced at 89 cents.

Durham Chemistry

Easy Coins A Quick Profit

Readable text describes Easy Roberts recounting a small coin loss and recovery incident on Main Street. The prose shifts to celebrate neighborly respect and friendship, noting trust and the idea that friendship grows like a savings bank. The piece ends with a moral about respecting others rights and banking on friendship.

Easy Roberts Easy Main Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Milton F. Brown, JR Milam County Southern Pacific Lines Mgr. J. J. Moore Rosson Brunch Buckholts Hope Fred Hartung Southwest Westmner Towerman J. T. Wade Agent Cameron, Texas Sharp Florence Spiegel Clarkson J. A. Blasien Ares J. A New Cameron Drug Adees Joe Marsh United States Brewers Foundation Ford Hefley-Stedman Motor Company North Houston Texa
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