High school basketball season opens Friday tournament set
The season launches Friday December 14 at 1 p.m. with eight teams in a winners and consolation bracket running through Saturday. J B Anderson of Waco will referee. About 50 players reported for Yee High teams including Gillis Graham Alvin Gerick Jimmy Marek Bruce Price Red McDonald Russell Wallis and Lawrence Michalka.
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Leo Jackson
J. B. Anderson
Waco
Central Texas
Yee High
Gillis Graham
Alvin Gerick
Jimmy Marek
Bruce Price
Red” McDonald
Russell Wallis
Lawrence Michalka
Lieutenant Martha Watts Visits Cameron on Leave
First Lt. Martha Watts on terminal leave from army duty visits Cameron her old home while spending vacation with her mother in Waco. She served in the Pacific including New Guinea and overseas in 1944. Her father J E Watts was Cameron school superintendent and her mother worked as Baylor University dietitian.
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Martha Watts
Army
Cameron
Waco
Watts
J. E. Watts
Baylor University
New Guinea
Pacific
Baylor
Joe Frivalski
Professor Watts
Itasca
Presbyterian Orphanage
Ben F. Henderson 86 buried in Oklahoma
Ben F. Henderson 86 a former Milam county resident died December 9 1945 in Waysville Oklahoma after a lengthy illness. He was uncle to Cameron Fire Chief Jack Henderson and leaves a widow and several Milam county relatives. Funeral services were held and interment followed in Waysville.
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Ben F. Henderson
Milam County
Waysville
Oklahoma
Henderson
Jack Henderson
Cameron
Milam County Service Record Book Progress Hailed
Universal Publishing Company advances a service record book featuring photos and brief service notes of Milam county veterans. Endorsed by the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars, the project urges immediate photo submissions to Texas Power & Light Company for collection by a publishing representative.
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Milam County
Universal Publishing Company
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Texas Power & Light Company
Reenlisted War Hero Hrachovy Joins Air Corps
Pfe. Adolf Hrachovy, after six years in the Army, reenlists in the Air Corps and is praised as a European War hero. Former rifleman with Patton’s 3rd Army, he earned the Medal and is linked to Eisenhower’s praise. Born in Bell county, he has ties to Milam and Marak, lives with brothers, and entered service in 1939. His record includes German rifles on display at The Herald.
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Pfe
Adolf Hrachovy
Patton
3Rd Army
Army Air Corps
Rudolf Hrachovy
Europe
Hrachovy
Eisenhower
Bell County
Milam
Pfc
Congress
Herald
Pfc. Hrachovy
Air Corps
Fort Sam Houston
317Th Infantry
Blue Ridge
Cameron Plans Centennial Year Boost With Bonds and Modernization
The Cameron Planning Board outlines a development program funded by 282000 in bonds for a Municipal Building Farmers Market memorial Auditorium Library and Museum and street paving. The plan includes underground utilities street paving 200000 now and 100000 in five years plus water sewer and school improvements with no tax increase. Centennial observances are tied to Cameron's 1945 centennial with Oxsheer Smith as committee chair.
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Cameron
Planning Board
Oxsheer Smith
Volunteer Firemen Urge Bond Election and Planning Board Report
Cameron Volunteer Fire Department members petitioned the City Council to call a bond election and implement the Planning Board's complete report. The November resolution, signed by all firemen, argues the plans require no new taxes and urges timely action to avoid rising interest rates.
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Cameron
H. M. Hefley
Planning Board
City of
Mitcham Serves Aboard USS Louisville Homebound
Seaman Glen O Mitcham and his wife Dorothy Gilbert Mitcham of Buckholts route 2 are aboard the heavy cruiser Louisville. The ship part of the Magic Carpet fleet ferries Pacific veterans home for discharge from China Korea Japan to the United States. Louisville carried about 500 high point veterans on its latest voyage and fought in most campaigns from the war’s start to final raids on Japan.
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Louisville
Glen O. Mitcham
Dorothy Gilbert Mitcham
Buckholts
Navy
United States
China
Korea
Japan
Joe F Thompson and L Knight Due Home From Service
Joe F Thompson and Pfc L Knight are expected to arrive home soon and will receive discharge at the nearest separation center.
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Joe F. Thompson
Pfc. L. Knight
Bronze Star For Lt Pauline Michalka Army Nurse Corps
First Lt Pauline T Michalka Army Nurse Corps awarded the Bronze Star for overseas service in the Philippines and recently promoted from 2nd to First Lieutenant. She is en route to San Antonio on leave, daughter of Mrs Joe J Michalka of Cameron and sister of Henry Michalka.
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Pauline Michalka
Army Nurse Corps
Philippine Islands
San Antonio
Michalka
Joe J. Michalka
Cameron
Henry Michalka
Harry G. Becker
M.C
Pauline T. Michalka
Obituary of George W. Odom of Cameron
George Washington Odom died at Cameron hospital early Tuesday December 11 1945 at age 84 born near Alexandria Louisiana moved to Texas at 15 settled near Bryant Station survived by widow six sons two daughters 18 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren Funeral services set for December 12 1945 at 3 30 PM at First Christian Church with Rev Brown of Bartlett officiating Interment in Oak Hill Cemetery Green Funeral Home in charge
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George Washington Odom
Cameron Hospital
Odom
Alexandria
Texas
Bryant Station
J. T. Odom
Memphis
Col
C. C. Odom
Long Island
New York
S. G. Odom
Buckholts
A. C. Odom
Cameron
O. H. Odom
Pampa
O. W. Odom
Temple
N. C. Brown
Gainesville
Lola Sparks
Coleman
First Christian Church
Rev. Brown
Bartlett
Oak Hill Cemetery
Green
Mulberry Tree Produces Second Crop on Lange Farm
Milam County's soil touted as ideal for crops as FE Lange of Vogelsang near Cameron brings two mulberry limbs to town. The tree on Lange's farm between Jones Prairie and Clarkson is now ripening its second berry crop this year, with fruit quality likened to the first harvest.
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Lange
Milam County
FE. Lange
Vogelsang
Cameron
J. R. Dodson
Clarkson
Missouri-Pacific Allocates $6000 in Victory Bonds Here
The Missouri-Pacific railroad allocates 6000 in Victory Loan Bonds to Milam County. Tax Collector Bill Alex Bonds disclosed the gift and a letter from Railroad Tax Commissioner W. L. Holder expressed appreciation for county officials and citizens. Judge Jeff T. Kemp received the letter.
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Missouri-Pacific
Milam County
Bill Alex Bonds
Jeff T. Kemp
W. L. Holder
Missouri-Pacific Lines
W. A. L. Robinson Returns from Navy to Cameron Business
W. A. L. Robinson has left the United States Navy after months of duty and will reenter business in Cameron. He has been discharged and purchased his Texaco service station, returning to the same line of work he left off as a navy volunteer. Local friends welcome his return to business activity.
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W. A. L. Robinson
United States Navy
Cameron
Mr. Robinson
Texaco
Navy
Grass and Legumes Grow at Cameron Airport
FFA teacher reports planting 12 grass and 4 legume plots at the Cameron area airport on November 22. By December 8, grasses listed include mesquite Italian rye melitotious dudiva rescue and canary. legumes include white Dutch clover yellow flowering sweet clover and Madrid sweet clover. Vocational agriculture boys study these plants some new to the community others proven. Three more grasses to be planted in spring and inoculated clover test plots compare growth with untreated clover.
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FFA
Cameron
Rescue
Clarkson and Rice Exceed War Bond Quotas in County
Clarkson reports sales of 1395 against a 895 quota while Rice reaches 1600 toward a 930 goal. Dan Tyson, War Finance Chairman, says the Clarkson and Rice Community effort will likely push the county bond quota over the target.
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Clarkson and
Rice
Clarkson
Tyson
Westinghouse Fridges Rolled Out at Stewart Grocery
Stewart Grocery becomes Westinghouse representative in Cameron with new Westinghouse Refrigerator models on display. Store promises upcoming Or right Home Freezer and fully automatic Laundromat to ease washday, plus other Westinghouse appliances. Dennis Kubecka discharged as Army Air Corps flight officer.
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Westinghouse
Cameron
B. F. Stewart
Stewart
Orright
Milam County Men Overseas Buy FE Bonds Totals
Milam county soldiers overseas in the army and navy have purchased FE Bonds totaling 19 700 credited to the county under Texas War Finance quotas issued by Nathan Adams director. Adams told Dan Tyson county War Finance Chairman the amount reflects heavy bond purchases by servicemen still in service, with the state quota not yet reached but expected by week’s end.
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Milam County
Army
Navy
State of
Texas
Nathan Adams
War Finance Committee
Adams
Dan Tyson
Thomas Beach buried at Rosebud Tuesday
Funeral services for Thomas Beach aged 33, who died in Austin, were held Tuesday at 10 a.m. from Green Funeral Home chapel with Rev. K R Isbell officiating. Interment followed in Rosebud cemetery. He was born in Temple on October 8, 1942, reared in Cameron, and survived by his mother Dot Beach and several aunts and an uncle.
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Thomas Beach
Austin
Chapel of the Green Funeral Home
K. R. Isbell
First Methodist Church
Green Funeral Home
Rosebud
Temple
Cameron
Dot Beach
Gene Porter
Houston
Annie Stallworth
Helen Gregory
Earl Kennerly
D. T. Halbrook
California
Frank Scharitzer
Mrs Mary Janke Dies at Brenham
Mrs Mary Jahnke aged 80 died in Brenham after a long illness. She was the step mother of Herman Jahnke. Funeral services set for Sunday at 8 00 p m at the Lutheran Church Brenham. Burial will be in Prairie Lee Cemetery. Surviving brothers are Charles Haak Houston William Haak Crawford and Herman Haak Crawford.
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Herman Jahnke
Mary Jahnke
Jahnke
Brenham
Charles Haak
Houston
William and
Herman Haak
Crawford
District 26 A basketball schedules announced for East West split
District 26 A announces east west divisions for basketball play with Cameron as host for eastern championship rounds set for February 8 9 and 15 16. East includes Cameron Rockdale Hearne Franklin and Rosebud chaired by W T Hanes. West features Taylor Lampasas Georgetown Belton. The fast winner faces the west champ for the district title. Also Mary Stanley and R Willeford wed in Waco with Willeford in Navy and wife to reside there until his discharge.
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Cameron
Leo Jackson
Rockdale
Hearne
Franklin
Rosebud
W. T. Han
Mary Stanley
Waco
R. Willeford
J. F. Willeford
Rev. Stanley
Willeford
Owen Hughes Seriously Ill In Cameron Hospital
Owen Hughes lies seriously ill in Cameron Hospital while his son Curtis and family from Houston stay at his bedside.
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Owen Hughes
Cameron Hospital
Curtis
Houston
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W. G
Jack) Henderson
R. A. Michalka
John Bryan
J. C. Andres
W. W. Markham
Rudolph Richter
Douglas Barron
John A. Smith
A. K. Gurecky
C. W. Hubnik
B. P. Schigut
Carl C. Black Owens Weems
J. L. Logan
B. A. Slavik
Bill Marek
George W. Odom
The
Missouri-Pacific Railroad
War Finance
Coun
Westinghouse Home
Stewart Grocery
Dennis Kubecka
Mary Janke