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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1958
Page
6
Youth exhibitors from Gause and Smith High School join the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo at Bexar County Coliseum February 7 to 16. The group shows four Duroc and three Berkshire barrows among 5000 head of livestock and horses. Rural Youth Day is slated for February 8 with 35,000 to 50,000 rural youths expected to attend if weather cooperates.
Outdoors writer covers bottom scratching by Walt Willman with sonic lures, Dawson’s minnows on Lake Travis, Sheldon Reservoir reopening for big bass, and advances in fiberglass rod blanks by Charlie Pritchard. National Wildlife Week emphasizes land management.
Weekend guests include the Lairds and children Carla and March of Pasadena visiting Mr and Mrs Hugh Powell. The Neumans from San Bernardino visited Joe Neuman and E J Neuman in Moody. Ray Posival of Austin attended the Buckholts Dime Box game. Frank Applin of Houston stayed with the Fowlers. Clarence Hopkins underwent surgery in Houston. Others include Marvin Mitcham and visitors Alfred Dueser of Ft Worth and Katie Zedlitz with Rudolph Zedlitz.
The Social Security Administration began paying benefits to disabled children over 18 a year ago. Holly E. Rees explains these benefits offer long term security, unlike benefits for non disabled under 18 which end at 18. Applications retroactive one year. those who could have qualified in January 1957 must file by January 31, 1958 to avoid loss of months.
The USS Essex crossed the equator on February 7, 1800, en route to Batavia to escort a convoy of merchantmen back to the United States, marking the first such voyage by an American warship.
On February 23 1945 the American flag was raised over Iwo Jima by members of the 28th Marines marking a pivotal moment in the battle. The event is commemorated as a symbol of Allied advancement in the Pacific theater.
A fragment mentions Stripus on the highest pi and Suribechi, but readable details are sparse. The text lacks clear actions, dates, or entities to form a full news item.
A devotional excerpt urges believers to rejoice in suffering for Christ, noting the laying on of many stripes and the jailor charged to guard prisoners. It prays for steadfast faith and the promise of a great reward in heaven.
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