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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1944
Page
8
A look at how the West Coast Athletic Conference new recruiting rules affect student athletes, colleges, and compliance processes. Experts summarize key changes, potential penalties, and practical steps for institutions navigating the updated guidelines.
Classified notice offers one hundred acre sandy land farm one mile west of Maysfield eight miles northeast of Cameron. Will consider two to fifty acres in trade. Contact John K Chandler Rt 4 Box 66. 43 Si
In a public note the Alderman thanks voters from the February primary for re nomination and pledges to devote time and energy to city planning and progress. He extends kindness to opponents and asks for their cooperation in duties.
U S political note urges personal voting impact as Green seeks support through the Herald. Also a hospital update reports Mrs Lee Batte Sr. improving after an operation at St Davis hospital in Austin.
Chas. C. Smith expresses gratitude for the Cameron mayoral nomination and votes in the February primary. He pledges to pursue modern progress and a business administration with full public cooperation, hoping to honor returning soldiers and protect democratic freedoms.
Jim McGoldrick led a carload of magazines to McClosky Hospital in Cameron for wounded soldiers. Grady Stidham and Emmett Streetman accompanied him as Cameron has sent more magazines to the hospital than any central Texas city. Also notes Joe Wrazel's return from King Daughters Hospital after extensive transfusions and lists donor names and non matches.
Mayor Leland Green announced Cameron may access state highway program funds for reconstruction and maintenance of streets now in the state system. He will present the plan to Austin highway officials and meet with the district engineer to confirm assistance, noting business district streets may be excluded. Commissioner W. E. Kusel of Buckholts visited Cameron.
The communities of Marlow and Hoyte oversubscribed their quotas in the 4th War Loan Drive, becoming the first in the county to report. War Loan officials praised the effort led by county chairman Chas. M. Hicks as the drive is just beginning.
The history note records the opening of trancontinental telephone service from New York to San Francisco on January 25 1915. It also mentions John Vansa Sr returning home from Newton Memorial Hospital Friday much improved and Fritz Pfannstein and his wife of Sharp visiting on Saturday for business.
Mrs Ellen Whiteaker, 87, died in Fort Worth on Friday January 21 1944 after a stroke. She lived in Cameron for many years before moving to Fort Worth to live with nieces. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Sunday January 23 at Oak Hill Cemetery in Cameron conducted by Rev C W Sanders. Interment at Oak Hill with Green Funeral Home directing. survivors include nieces Mrs C W Bates and Mrs C W Fewel, both of Fort Worth.
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