Milano Community News Reflects Holiday Travel and Local Sports
Milano's Ray Miller returns home after illness, many locals attend Dallas funeral, Thanksgiving and Christmas visits noted. Milans residents plan church and club events, with reunions and quilting. Milano basketball wins Blinn College Invitational Class B. Bob Brashear earns MVP, Brashear and Tommy Vinten on all tournament team.
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Houston
Chas. Miller
Minnie Stewart
Stewart
Milano
Bobby Brashear
Brashear
Tommy Vinten
Navy Seaman Lester Joe McCuloch Stationed in Japan
Lester Joe McCuloch, who joined the Navy in March 1948, is now stationed in Japan after basic training in San Francisco. He traveled from San Francisco to Saipan and Guam and is a native of Cameron, the son of Henry Lester McCulloch.
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Lester Joe McCuloch
Navy
Japan
San Francisco
California
Siapan
Guam
Lester Joe
Cameron
Henry Lester McCulloch
Miss Gail Thompson Attends Cameron Santa Claus Parade
Miss Gail Thompson visits Cameron Monday afternoon and attends the Santa Claus parade, drawing local attention to the festive community event.
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Gail Thompson
Cameron
Cross symbol adopted as tuberculosis campaign emblem
An adaptation of the Cross of Lorraine, the Double-Barred Cross, became the international insignia of the tuberculosis campaign in 1902.
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Lorraine
Average American spends more on auto than rent
Chicago report by Dean Keefer of Lumbermens Mutual Casualty details two ways to cut car costs. Driving slower saves per mile fuel and maintenance is cheaper when fixed promptly to avoid costly repairs and accidents.
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Chicago
Ill
Dean Keefer
Lumbermens Mutual Casualty Company
Keefer
Family attends Texas A & M football game
Mr and Mrs Bartow Jackson attended the Texas A and M University football game last Thursday. They were joined by their sons Thomas and Bobby. Thomas is a sophomore at Texas University and Bobby a junior at A and M.
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Bartow Jackson
A & M Texas University
Thomas
Bobby
Texa University
Mrs Sehwinger Returns Home From Newton Hospital
Friends report Mrs. Max Sehwinger has returned home after a hospital stay at Newton Hospital.
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Max Sehwinger
Newton Hospital
Napoleonic Relic Found By London Carpenter
London carpenter Bert Hill found a bone sailing ship hidden behind a Soho fireplace. Cleaned with a toothbrush the model revealed minute rigging and details carved from bone by a Napoleonic prisoner. Experts value the relic at about 280 dollars, noting its 74 gun French warship origin.
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London
Eng
Bert Hill
Soho
Hill
Card of Thanks for Otis Nicholson Family
The Nicholson family thanks friends and neighbors for kindnesses and sympathy after the loss of husband and father Otis Nicholson. Gratitude for floral offerings and help at home. your kindness will live in our memory. Mrs. Otis Nicholson and family.
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Otis Nicholson
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Charles Martin
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Roe Bannister
R. E. Ledbetter
Brotherhood Fellowship
MYF
Methodist Church
Ray Hardison
Relton
W. F. Hooker
Frank
Fred Beckhausen
Helen
Jack Beckhausen
Galveston
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Ase McGregor
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Fred Brannon
Bran
Eatin’s
Brer Rabbit
Teaspoor
Brer
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New Orleans
Penick & Ford. Ltd. Inc
Temple Daily Telegram
Central Texas
Temple, Texas
Lester Joe McCulloch
Joe D. Bass
Mrs. Otis Nicholson
Mixry Co
The
Cameron Herald
FORD
Fords
Hefley-Stedman Motor CO
North Houston
Cameron, Texas
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