Oliver Minor Stroke Paralysis Leads to Hospital Transfer
E A Oliver recently suffered a stroke of paralysis and was taken to Marlin Saturday morning for treatment. Both lower limbs are paralyzed.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1928
Page
5
E A Oliver recently suffered a stroke of paralysis and was taken to Marlin Saturday morning for treatment. Both lower limbs are paralyzed.
Sunday events include Miss Jennie Shirley visiting her Cameron area parents. Editor Moulton Cobb spoke on Great Personalities to Cameron high school chapel. Various locals travel to Dallas and Waco for illness, visits, and church duties.
Mrs W C Williams and Myrtle of San Marcos visited the Stidham family in Cameron last week. Guests at Mrs George Mangums included F T Grantham and Mrs J C Grantham of Brownwood, and teachers Farr and Nadine Brage. Cameron schools observers in Houston visited the Houston schools Thursday through Saturday. Miss Earl library and Nadine teach history. Mrs J D Cone returned from Burnett. The Henderson grandsons Peter Tom and John Wells visited. they attended Baptist Sunday School. Cash paid for used cars. George Byars and Mrs Pollard hosted in Cameron. Lola Hearrell visited Hearne. Walter Thomas of Hearne discussed holiday advertising. Darwin Tulip bulbs advertised. Miss Ella Joslin of Washington DC remains in Cameron via San Antonio visit. Miss Joslin staying with Mrs J R Joslin. Mrs John Newton of Houston, visiting in Cameron, returned home. Miss Velma Smith of Maysfield came from Rockdale to visit Mrs F E Hale. John A Green confined by influenza. Mack Harvey of Dallas visited Abbie Reese and Lee Batte.
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