4-H Cites Winners At Milin Achievement Night
Jeanette Richter and Arvell Jungmann received gold star awards at Mil in 4-H Achievement Night attended by about 150 4-H members and guests in Yee Gymnasium. Jungmann served as master of ceremonies as leaders and youths were recognized for progress in county programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Richter
Arvell Jungmann
Yee Gymnasium
Jungmann
JoAnn Hollas
Jeanette Fuchs
LaNell Moran
Maurice McAnulty
Johnnie Ray Richter
Henry Tomasek
Cameron Community Christmas Tree Rebuilt After Strong Winds
Cameron Jaycees found a 25 foot cedar off US 77 south of Minerva to stand on the courthouse square. Volunteers hoisted the tree after a crash toppled it, and by Saturday morning the lights were ready. Awards were given to local 4-H leaders and youths for various achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Community
Courthouse Square
Cameron Jaycees
Milam County
Minerva
Jaycees
Fidday
Trio Returns From Army Duty With Milam Guard Unit
Three members of Company C, 3rd Medium Tank Battalion returned after six months of active duty. Privates Sanford N. Caffey Ernest L. Piske and Roger D. Terry were stationed at Fort Knox Kentucky with earlier training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. The unit promoted Milton W. Hubnik and Roger D. Terry to Private First Class last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
3Rd
Sanford N. Caffey
Ernest L. Piske
Roger D. Terry
Fort Knox, Ky
Caffey
Terry
Fort Leonard Wood Mo
Milton W. Hubnik
Cameron FFA Members Attend Area III Leadership Contest
The Cameron FFA Chapter attended the Area III Leadership Contest at Blinn College Brenham on Saturday. Participants included Sr. Farm Skill Oscar Skala Johnny Pagach Edward Moran and Sr. Chapter Conducting Arvell Jungmann Dan Breashear Steve Hubnik Doug Parker and Rudolph Mayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Ffa
Blinn College
Brenham
Oscar Skala
Johnny Pagach
Edward Moran
Arvell Jungmann
Dan Breashear
Steve Hubnik
Doug Parker
Rudolph Mayer
Randow speaks at Tejas Scout District Dinner
Tejas District Scouts leaders and spouses heard W H Randow from the Heart O Texas Council at First Methodist Fellowship Hall. The annual leaders dinner featured awards and plans for the 1960 Scout Jamboree with district officers elected for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tejas
W. H. Randow
Heart O’ Texas Council
First Methodist Fellowship Hall
Happy Living
R. R. Sugg
Rockdale
Elmer Sanders
Rosebud
Don Humble
Cameron
Bob Hornbeck
Charlie Burke
Jimmy Whitechurch
Betty Corner
Pearl Wilkinson
Don Mothers
Joe Spadora
E. O. Schiller, Jr
Ted Matula
Felix Matula, Jr
Randow
The
Heart of Texas Council
Richard Williams
Cameron School Carnival crowns three queens at Yee Gym
A packed Yee Gymnasium crowned Gayle Harper Patty White and Mary Kestenbaum as queens of Ben Milam Ada Henderson and Yee High Schools amid a Mardi Gras style Cameron School Carnival. Kings Ronnie Kretschmar Newton Burnett and Ivan Vouelsang led royal processions as 1,000 to 1,500 students and parents enjoyed skits and concession sales raising 1,741 for class projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yee Gymnasium
Cameron
Gayle Harper
Patty White
Mary Kestenbaum
Ben Milam
Ada Henderson
Yee
Ronnie Kretschmar
Newton Burnett
Ivan Vouelsang
Wiley Loughmiller
Central
Texas
Bedlam
Mark Perrin
Gayle
Kathryn Kahler
Prince David Boedeker
Carolyn Mitchell
Prince Wade
Joe Nathan Lewis
Edward Whitley
van Eanes
Sally Mendoza
Patty
Rebecca Smith
Glenn Bollinger
Billie Cummings
Jack Glass
Cathy Grimes
Phil Eanes
Patricia Holland
Larry Hillman
Donna Tindall
Mary
Margie Conley
Amos Doscoci
Suzanne Lippman
Prince James Anderle
Genevieve Kostrom
Prince Dwayne Juergans
Ann Arthur
Milam Delegation Presses for Dam Plans at Waco Meeting
Milam Farm Bureau water committee met with U S Representative Poage in Waco to discuss overflow damage to bottomland from Belton Reservoir releases. They asked about dam construction to curb floods while an Army Corps official said a San Gabriel dam is planned. Attendees included C O Angell F A Scarbrough Nelson Davis H L McClerran H M Yeager and Lawrence McLerran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam Farm Bureau Water Committee
Waco
W. R Peage
Belton
G. Tomlinson
Milam FB
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Fort Worth
San Gabriel
Poage
C. O. Angell
F. A. Scarbrough
Nelson Davis
HL. McClerran
H. M. Yeager
Lawrence McLerran
Weather Forecast Indicates Cold Front and Freezing Rain Risks
The forecast notes a chilly pattern with no major polar outbreaks in Texas but a strong push of cold air from the Rockies into the Brazos and Blackland Prairie late in the period. Warm air aloft and brisk southerly winds raise the chance of freezing rain in the Brazos San Gabriel basins, with cooler, clearing conditions toward the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Canadian
Plains
Rockies
Upper
Brazos
Blackland Prairie
Brazos - San Gabriel
Milam Referendum Set For Tuesday Voting Details
Milam County announces a cotton marketing quota referendum with eight polling places across communities Clarkson Clarkson Clarkson Maysfield Rockdale Thorndale Sharp Buckholts Cameron and the county ASC listing landlord tenant and sharecropper upland cotton producers as eligible voters The polls run 8 a m to 6 p m with notices posted countywide and questions directed to the County ASC Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam County
Clarkson
Ben Arnold
Maysfield
Taweatt’s
Rockdale
Department of Public Welfare
Thorndale
Thorndale State Bank
Sharp
Sharp High School
G — Buckholts
Criswell’s
H — Cameron
ASC
Ada Henderson honor roll list six weeks grade period
Ada Henderson announces 70 pupils on the honor roll for the second six weeks, including 20 fifth graders, 24 sixth graders, 14 seventh graders, and 12 eighth graders. The list names 50 students across four grades with multiple named individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Brady
Ada Henderson
Grace
Steve Smith
Raymond Urban
Linda Smith
Bucky Wilkerson
Bx Bowman
Jamie Corley
Barbara Jackson
Leslie Marek
Don Mitchell
Neta Reed
Dennis Rose
Judy Schofield
Dwain Howard
Rebecca Lewis
Dolores Hawkins
Paul Willie
Jackie McKinney
Leo Michalka
Bill Goeke
Rodney Anderson
Ronnie Bollinger
LaWanda Bowley
Sherri Clare
Karen Fontaine
Lynette Green
Yvonne Hess
Mark Humble
Diane Howard
Margaret Kestenbaum
Sharon Lucko
Irene Mayer
Mack McKinney
Cheryl Robbins
Connie Shumate
Eugene Wallace
James Vogelsang
Jane Conley
Patsy Bennett
Susan Prescott
Eyes To The Future feature winners announced by Cameron Herald
The Cameron Herald lists winners from 83 Cameron business and civic workers in the Eyes To The Future picture feature. Neal Dodson tops with a perfect score, followed by Lillie McWilliams in second and Ida Johns in third with one error. Additional commendations go to several entrants, and all 83 names and business identifications are featured on inside pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Business
Herald
Cameron
North Milam County
Jane Matyastik Wins Essay Award at Milam Theatre
Jane Matyastik of 704 Ross Avenue won a theater essay contest on John Paul Jones. She receives a model ship of the Bon Homme Richard, captained by the famed Revolutionary War captain, now on display at The Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Peck
Milam Theatre
Jane Matyastik
Ross Avenue
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Jaycee Erectors
JoAnn Holas
LaVelle Fischer
Buckholts
Bernard Jungmann
Bucknelts
Gloria Daily
Gause
Tourndale
Hannah Sue Morgan
Milano
Judith Mueck
Daily
Martin Jistel
Carolyn Jistel
Penny Graves
Linda Muston
Anita Harley
Mary Butler
Nancy Baggett
Patsy Kiecka
Marak
Boys Agriculture
Reed Davis
Ronald Kostrom
Larry Jungmann
Carolyn Campbell
Gerald Campbell
Judy Richter
David McClaren
Leo Fuchs
Rex McClaren
Trio
Milam
Scout
Frank Hyder
Sugg
Sanders
Humble
Hornbeck
Robert Greaves
Mike Boedeker
Larry Schiller
James Edwards
Santa
Vanessa Armstrong
Lonnie Armstrong
Ol' St. Nick
Vanessa
Peage
Llano San Saba
AHS
Mrs. Dodson
Miss McWilliams
Pete Mi
F. W. Vogelsang
Clifford Morgan
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