Cameron to host disease free pig birth plant
Dr. Robert M. Titsworth outlined a planned Cameron operation to birth and raise 48 pigs monthly for 30 days in sterile conditions to produce SPF disease free hogs. The process, patented by the University of Minnesota, aims to reduce pneumonia and boost weight by about 40 pounds, with costs around 50 dollars per pig.
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A&M Signs Yoe Greats
Former Yoe High School grid stars Bobby Elliott and Guy Dillon awarded football scholarships to Texas A&M Cob.
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Texas A & M Cob
Dr James Markham Honored By Cameron Native Son
Cameron notes the achievements of James Markham a Penn State journalism professor and Texas native who taught at Missouri and Texas for his doctorate on a St Louis editor. He serves as national treasurer of Kappa Tau Alpha and helped lead Del Mar Junior College football stars Elliott and Dillon to Texas A&M.
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Cameron Druggist Receives 50 Years of Service Honor
E. O. Schiller, veteran Cameron pharmacist and drug store owner, is cited by the Texas Pharmacy Association for half a century of continuous service. He received a scroll and letter appreciating his 50 years in the profession earlier this week.
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Poll Tax Totals Reported at City Hall and Courthouse
Officials announced poll taxes paid at City Hall totaled 710 and 3422 at Milam Courthouse. County registration exceeded typical off year totals around 3000 while city rosters stayed roughly 100 below the off year average of 800.
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Grand Jury Convenes in Milam District for February Session
The Milam District Grand Jury opened at 10 a m on Wednesday with 12 jurors sworn in. County District Attorney Jack Prescott planned to present informations on 17 cases before the panel. Jurors include C R Criswell John C Hirt Frank Brandon H M Yager William J Crenan J H Pritchard Hugh McMillan Gus Elley O B Harden Nelson Davis Reese Ashley and James M Wiggs.
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C. R. Criswell
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H. M. Yager
William J. Crenan
J. H. Pritchard
Hugh McMillan
Gus Elley
O. B. Harden
Nelson Davis
Reese Ashley
James M. Wiggs
1960 Successful Year For Scouts
Heart O' Texas Council reports 7 637 boys in Cub Boy Scout and Exploring units for 1960 up 151 from 1959. Total 337 units with 3 654 adult volunteers. National BSA shows 5 160 958 enrolled and 130 368 units as a historic high.
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Thompson Kemp Buried In City
Thompson Kemp 59, former Cameron resident and son of the late Jeff T. Kemp, was buried in Oak Hill Cemetery Cameron after funeral services at Pace Funeral Home Temple. Survivors include his Dublin wife, Cameron mother, one sister in Arlington Virginia, and an Arlington aunt. Pallbearers were Grady Allen Carl C Black H L Green Sr Don G Humble John B Henderson Sr John B Henderson Jr George McGehee R A Swanzy.
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Virginia
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Arlington Virginia
William Rogers
Ella Dobbins
Grady Allen
Carl C. Black
H. L. Green Sr
Don G. Humble
John B. Henderson Sr
John B. Henderson, Jr
George McGehee
R. A. Swanzy
Mayor To Discuss Library’s Future At Cameron Board
Mayor Coleman Duncum will meet Cameron School Board members to discuss city library plans. The 7:30 p m meeting will review a 12 point agenda at Ben Milam School, including moving the library, Little League activities, athletic awards, football equipment bids, and a new science mobile lab for 84 dollars.
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Bill Bates
Ben Milam
YHS Juniors To Present Play Tattletale February 28
Yoe High Junior class presents Tattletale a three act comedy by Coulter Marless in the auditorium February 28 Miss Louise Green junior sponsor directs with a cast including Suzanne Lippman Martha Mayer Phillip Hubnik Rebecca Harden David Hudson Patti Hightower Dan Brashear James Edwards James Anderle Margaret Nance Sandra Baskin Thomas Leonard Betty Kestenbaum Doris Troy Ernest Bayer Jimmy Woodum Charles Schushler Frances Jackson Joyce Terry Theresa Koranek Bobby Hillman Lanette Laffere LaNell Russell Connie Gerick David Gill Chris Gay Stanley Kirk Kay Harris Barbara Barta Joyce Smalley Carroll Richter.
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Yoe High
Louise Green
Suszanne Lippman
Martha Mayer
Phillip Hubnik
Rebecca Harden
David Hudson
Patti Hightower
Dan Brashear
James Edwards
James Anderle
Margaret Nance
Sandra Baskin
Thomas Leonard
Betty Kestenbaum
Doris Troy
Ernest Bayer
Jimmy Woodum
Charles Schushler
Frances Jackson
Joyce Terry
Theresa Koranek
Bobby Hillman
Lanette Laffere
LaNell Russell
Connie Gerick
David Gill
Chris Gay
Stanley Kirk
Kay Harris
Barbara Barta
Joyce Smalley
Carroll Richter
Services Held For Berry Williams 51 in San Angelo
Services for Berry H. Williams 51 were held at 3 30 p m Thursday in Johnson's Funeral Chapel San Angelo with Rev Paul Terry and Rev A Gordon Roe officiating Burial was in Evergreen Cemetery Rowena Williams died after a heart attack at home and was pronounced dead on arrival at a local hospital Survivors include his wife two daughters a son his father three brothers and four sisters plus one grandson
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San Angelo
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A. Gordon Roe
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Milam County
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James Eaton
Waco
Betty R. Williams
B. R. Williams
Douglas
Paul
Johnny Williams
Howard Thompson
Lubbock
Gorge Finley
San Francisco
R. E. Eaken
Sharp
Henry Schroeder
Local CYO Wins 1960 Volleyball Championship Trophies
Camerons' CYO club added two trophies at the Austin Diocese CYO Convention in Bryan this weekend. The awards honored the 1960 boys and girls volleyball champions.
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Teen Agers Organize Saturday Bowling League at Cameron Lanes
A teen age bowling league named Guys and Dolls has formed at Cameron Bowling Lanes. Thirty four teenagers compete on six teams every Saturday morning with high averages held by Bob Dymke Norvell Barrett and Bret Shuemate. New members may join. a 50 cent fee grants entry to American Junior Bowling Congress events. Alley Oops and Flintstones lead the standings at 7 1, Hot Rods 4 4.
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Cameron Bowling Lanes
Bob Dymke
Norvell Barrett
Bret Shuemate
Alley Oops
Flintstones
Hot Rods
Milam County Fashion Show Benefits March of Dimes
Cameron fashion experts stage a Feb 8 benefit show New Frontiers in Fashion at Methodist Fellowship Hall. Local models present spring lines for women and children amid patriotic decorations. Tickets are 1 adults 50 cents students. MOD coordinators are Mrs. Niley J. Smith and Mrs. E. O. Smith Jr.
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Cameron
the Nations New Administration
New Frontiers
Methodist Fellowship Hall
Milam County
Jimmy Lester
Mildred Thornton
Methodist Womens Society
Chamber of Commerce
Niley J. Smith
E. O. Smith Jr
Bill McIntosh
Dana Monroe
James Kahler
Scarbrough and Luecke Buy Third Interest in The Cameron Herald
Don Scarbrough and Frank Luecke, partners in The Cameron Herald, have purchased the one third interest of John W. Cardwell. Luecke became a partner in July 1957. No other staff or operation changes were announced. Scarbrough and Cardwell had purchased The Cameron Herald in 1956.
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Milam Farm Bureau Announces Swine Award Program
Milam County Farm Bureau swine committee announced an annual award program with entry blanks at the Milam Farm Bureau office in Cameron. Two winners will be named February 15 at the Farm Bureau meeting. Swine committee members include Henry Richter, chairman, Robert Jungmann, and Henry W. Abel.
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Pat Garner
W. L. Angell
Henry Richter
Robert Jungmann
Henry W. Abel
Weather Quiet After Cold Spell With Minor Rainfall
The city saw only 0.05 inch of rain in the past week as a thaw nears mid week after the winter cold. Lows dipped to 23 with an average of about 25, and farmers hope for dry conditions to start winter prep.
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Milam
Lions Club Founder Details Growth of Civic Movement
Tom Kirkham of the Texas Lions Clubs spoke before Cameron Lions at the Texan, tracing the national civic club movement. He cited 15,300 Lions Clubs with 622,000 members in 113 counties, claiming the organization as the world's largest service club. After his remarks Cameron Lions honored charter members J. C. Martin and Oxsheer Smith from the 1923 Cameron Lions Club, the 36th in Texas.
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Oxsheer Smith
Milam County Boosts Surplus Food Distribution program
Milam County expands surplus food deliveries after the administrations first executive order. Ruby Lamere of Cameron reports shipments of canned pork beans dried eggs and butter are en route. The program serves about 2 000 to 3 000 people with elder citizens forming most of the rolls and 1 200 unemployed workers also on the list.
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