Resolutions of Respect for J F Hess of Pecan Camp 237
The Woodmen of the World Pecan Camp 237 at Cameron Texas notes the passing of Sovereign J F Hess a loyal member and caring father and husband. The committee extends condolences to his wife and children and asks that copies be sent to the family and published in the paper and minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmer
Cameron
Texas
Father
J. F. Hess
Hess
L. T. Lewis
J. D. Cone
A. N. Weems
Old Standard Grove Tasteless Hill Tonic Ad
An old advertisement touts Old Standard Grove Tasteless hill Tonic as equally valuable to a General Tonic. It claims quinine and iron provide tonic effects, improving liver function, fighting malaria, enriching blood, and strengthening the system. Price six cents.
Watts Switch and Weekend Socials in Local Notes
Claud McCall returned from Houston Saturday morning. Mrs. R. K. Marburger came home Thursday from her school with an attack of lagrippe. Mrs. Jessie Angell and Myrtle visited Mr. and Mrs. Bob High tower Sunday. Grandma Baskin is reported as being no better at this writing. Bro. Harbin preached at Walkers Creek Sunday morning and night and will preach again there the third Sunday. Reuben Gray of near Tracy was a visitor at Mr. Claud Gray's Sunday. Don Parker of Waco visited his brother Tom Parker Sunday. Miss Irene McClure spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Bertha Barrett. A singing in honor of Dwight Jinks was enjoyed at his home Saturday night. Misses Eula and Clauda Angell and Cora Weathersbee visited the Misses Moron Sunday. Mrs. Frank Angell visited Mrs. Marburger Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud McCall
Houston
R. K. Marburger
Jessie Angell
Myrtle
Bob Hightower
Grandma Baskin
Bro. Harbin
Walkers’ Creek
Reuben Gray
Near Tracy
Claud Gray
Don Parker
Waco
Tom Parker
Irene McClure
Bertha Barrett
Dwight Jinks
Eula
Clauda Angell
Cora Weathersbee
Moron
Frank Angell
Marburger
Milam County Boys Volunteer Sign Up for Camp Bowie
Thirteen Milam County youths signed up as volunteers for military service through Lt. R. A. Houston to be stationed at Camp Bowie Fort Worth this week. The enlistees include Leroy Clare Jack Hefley Albert Mullinax Dewey McLerran Willie Stutz Boyd Muldrew Lawrence White Joe Dockery Ernest Gilleland Luke Madden Louis Minor Robt Stevens and Chas Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam County
R. A. Houston
Camp Bowie
Fort Worth
Leroy Clare
Jack Hefley
Albert Mullinax
Dewey McLerran
Willie E. Stutz
Boyd Muldrew
Lawrence White
Joe Dockery
Ernest Gilleland
Luke S. Madden
Louis Minor
Robt. Stevens
Chas. E. Bishop
Expatriate Russian Officers Cannot Enter U S Service
Secretary of War Baker states that expatriated Russian officers cannot be used in U S military service due to lack of legal sanction. He questions what law supported French heroes in the Revolutionary War, noting Baker’s absence in those times. Editorials criticize papers as sugar coated and corrupt in policy aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
United States
Lafayette
Rochambeau
DeGrasse
Temple Mirror
Hamilton Herald
Devoted 82-Year-Old Knits for Soldiers in Bell County
Mrs. Odelia Ocker, a Barclay Red Cross Society member from Bell County, knits a sock daily for soldiers. She has done this labor for three wars, while in her 82nd year. The note appears in reports from the Terrell Transcript and Hamilton Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lot of Ocker
Bell County
Odelia Ocker
Barclay Red Cross Society
Rosebud No .S
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. Kestenbaum
Worcesters
Wilkerson
Cameron City
Belton
Public Square
North Wall Street
Central
First Avenue
W. C. Saunders
Herald Office
W. S. Peterson
Peeless
Grove’s
Armide Gage
Milam County Boys
Sue Sanders
Dallas
Baron Bros
Spiller and
Meyers
Law-Sprinkel Mercantile
Emily Spiller
the Grant Lumber CO
I. A. Evans
Mgr
McAdoo
Liberty Bonds
Uncle Sam
Jeter Lumber Company
Cameron, Texas
Wilbarger County
Wilbarger
Vernon
Brazil
France
England
Ter
Westbrook
Senate
General Legislative Committee
State University
Castoria
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