Milano Residents Celebrate Christmas and Note Local Events
Mrs. Dan Robinson hosted a Christmas party for the Milano Cemetery Association with sixteen members and six visitors. The gathering featured prayers readings and talks, a gift exchange, and a new quilt presented to the association president. Birthday greetings and wedding notices followed as residents shared news of local families and upcoming ceremonies.
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Dan Robinson
Milano Cemetery Association
F. W. Kaams
B. Stewart
Shirley Wadsworth
Robinson
F. W. Shaams
G. W. Mullins
H. Holdiness
Pan Robinson
Pearl Pinkerton
Temple
Eloise Newman
Lexington
Erma Dennington
Mattie Preston
Rockdale
News From Curry Curry (By Sixth Grade)
Gloria Hearn returns to school after a two week absence. Local families visit relatives in Temple and San Antonio over Thanksgiving. Dwight Price and John Ed Tindall travel between Galveston and home. Several residents attend the Texas A M game in College Station. Mari an Brewer visits grandparents. Newcomers Mr. Richard Phipps and family move into the community. Temple and Taylor visits noted along with Elm Ridge gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Hearn
Frank Pressley
Temple
Dwight M. Price
Galveston
John Ed Tindall
L. E. Posey
Waco
E. B. Tindall
Biskup
Elm Ridge
Homer Nix
C. M. Mullinax
California
Richard Phipps
Lilian Schiller
Taylor
George Ivy
John Whited
Glyde Murphey
Charlie Parubsky
Frank Tomek
Cameron Texas votes on bonds for school PE building
Cameron City Council orders an election on December 27 1935 to issue up to 36000 bonds for a Physical Education and Vocational Building for the Cameron Independent School District funded by a 15 cent tax increase. The plan uses a US grant of 19800 and a contractor bid of 53700.
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A. D
City of
Cameron
Charles C. Smith
S. H. McDermott
Bob Terry
Leland Green
J. D. Bass
August Horstmann
J. J. Bass
Cameron Independent
August Horstman
Texas
United States of America
C. Ramsey
Waco
Cameron State Bank
William Henderson
State of
World’s Fair Planned for New York in 1938
The largest fair ever planned will occupy a 1000 acre area from Flushing Bay to Kew Gardens in New York. It is set to open in April 1938 for six months, close, then reopen for six months in 1940. Estimated total investment is 40 million dollars.
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New York
Flushing Bay
Kew Gardens
New York State
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Chas. C. Smith
Dan Tyson
Billie Marek
James L. Coleman
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