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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1951
Page
6
Norma Embry files for divorce from Neal Embry in Milam County Texas alleging cruel treatment and separation since October 1950. No children or community property. case numbered 13327 with citation issued January 17 1951 and returnable March 5 1951 at Cameron.
Acknowledges friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and after the death of husband and father Ben Boedeker. Grateful for flowers, condolences, and help. Signed by Mrs. Ben Boedeker and daughters Laura Walker and Lydia Boedeker plus Mrs. Eddie Dodson. Dodson returned from a visit with her father M. B. Rhodes and sisters at Goliad and said the trip was nice.
Funeral services were held in Atoka Oklahoma for Mrs J M McBride formerly Florence Lankford daughter of the late Charles A Lankford pioneers of Cameron. She was cousin to Mrs Homer McLane of Cameron and Mrs Gussie McGregor of Odessa and Mrs Earl Avera a native of Millam County born in Cameron.
Mr and Mrs Dana Kestenbaum announce the arrival of Myrtle Beatrice at St Edward Hospital on Saturday morning January 20 1951. The newborn weighs 7 pounds 12 ounces and is their fourth daughter joining Mary Betty and Margaret.
Pfc Andrew L Andreas volunteered for Army Air Force service November 21 and trained at Lackland Field Texas. He transferred January 3 to Lowry Air Force Base Denver entering Training Squadron Gunners School. He served two years at Lowry during the last war and is son of Mr and Mrs M F Ondreas of North Elm and brother of Mrs B A Slavik of Cameron.
Three United Nations warships led by the US heavy cruiser St. Paul bombarded Inchon and silenced Communist shore batteries. A clash near Yoju left fifteen Reds dead as 3,000 enemy troops dug in northwest of Yoju. Allied patrols advanced from Wonju toward Hoengsong amid air strikes on Chunchon.
Mr and Mrs Roy Esslinger traveled to Waco to visit friends during the weekend.
Miss Elda Mae Smith of El Campo stays with her parents Mr and Mrs Hugh Smith for the weekend. She is employed with Western Union at El Campo.
Mr and Mrs L EB Mraz and family of Temple visited Alice Mraz and other relatives here the past weekend.
Mrs. H. W. Weatherby of Houston returns to her home after visiting her mother Mrs. A. W. Esslinger in Cameron and other relatives.
A compact ad for Parma Radio Service proclaims no experimentation and emphasizes repair expertise for any radio make, inviting customers to save on service bills.
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