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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1935
Page
6
The Cameron Herald notes that Jefferson B. White, editor and publisher, was entered in the Cameron Texas post office as second class mail matter under the 1879 Act. All resolutions obituaries and notices of public entertainments where admission is charged or funds obtained are billed at regular rates.
An essay explains that Cameron’s wealth lies in money held by citizens and circulated through the local business barrel. Every purchase adds to the barrel and every sale distributes profits as wages and rents, but leakage occurs when money is sent to another city.
A tribute to the great Czech violinist Jan Kubelik who faced bankruptcy years ago and, lacking business sense, settled his debts after court proceedings. He is gradually paying them off. The spirit shown is rare and worthy of attention and commendation.
An editorial review praises a Traveler Insurance booklet urging drivers to treat roads as dangerous, highlighting statistics on deaths and injuries. It argues excessive speed, improper braking, and poor lighting cause most crashes, calls for caution, and suggests time will reveal national policy choices in road safety.
The World Court has operated for thirteen years and will continue serving other nations without U S participation. It offers a peaceful method to settle disputes and has provided opinions that might have sparked wars, such as the Eastern Greenland case, which stirred Danish and Norwegian public opinion.
The Cameron Herald calls residents to suggest attainable urban improvements rather than boastful claims or grand plans. It asks for sensible, actionable ideas to boost the town as a marketing and trading center, avoiding fantasies like skyscrapers and focusing on community cooperation.
Funeral services for Mrs Vogelsang were held Tuesday at the Burlington Lutheran church with burial in Burlington Lutheran cemetery. Coleman Funeral Home of Cameron arranged the services. Survivors include E Vogelsang of Cameron and Will Vogelsang of Ben Arnold along with several nieces and nephews in Cameron Ben Arnold and San Antonio. Pallbearers were longtime Vogelsang community friends.
The Mondrik family notes the death of a Cameron resident, founder of Mondrik Brothers in Santa Fe town, survived by wife Annie Kutnak and children Helen Marak Lincoln Mondrik Amelia Mondrik Louis Mondrik. Daughters-in-law and multiple grandchildren listed. three sons predeceased him. He belonged to the Catholic church and fraternal orders Sons of Herman and S P J B T Lodge. Funeral services were held at the family home.
On Monday February 4 Mass was offered at St. Monica's by Rev. Father Geo Apel. Interment followed in Catholic cemetery. Pallbearers included C E Ludwig F A Marek Albert Krenek FE O Schiller Joe Stockins R J Gunner John Walczek and B P Matocha. Flowers from friends at home and afar. A large crowd honored a Milam county pioneer famed for good citizenship and community service.
A centipede captured on a Yarrellton farm near Burlington was brought to Cameron in a fruit jar. It is said to have 40 legs and is the largest seen by Mr. Barrett. The bite is poisonous but not fatal unless it touches the body. Flesh touched by the venom rots from the bone.
Jess Brock of Magnolia Petroleum at Cameron says customers chose Mobilgas and Mobiloil for dependable service. He notes the same Mobil products used by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Traveling Studio are available at Magnolia stations and dealers.
A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer traveling studio on a five year educational tour of the world arrives for public inspection at Cameron Theatre from 4:30 to 7 p.m. The unit includes sound film facilities valued at $60,000 and a complete projection setup. An MGM director, soundman, cameraman, and Max Factor makeup artist will answer questions about the industry. Also touring are a Studebaker camera car and pilot car.
Obituary notes the Seguin death of Myrtle Tyson Carter aged 24, after a five day illness from diphtheria scarlet fever and pneumonia. Born February 22 1905 in Maysfield she earned a BA from San Marcos Teachers College and MA from the University of Texas. She taught in Martindale and San Marcos and recently married E L Carter. Funeral held in Seguin and Luling with many attendees and pallbearers from San Marcos High. She leaves husband parents siblings and many relatives. Contributions mention her as a bright educator and beloved figure.
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