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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1951
Page
2
Norma Embry sues Neal Embry for divorce alleging cruel treatment after a July 1950 marriage. No children or community property. Citation requires Neal Embry to appear by March 5, 1951, in Cameron, Milam County District Court. Proceedings issued January 17, 1951.
City Hall records show 1214 poll tax payments through January 31, about 90 percent of last year’s total. County Tax Collector Walter White reports around 3800 payments, well below 1950 figures. A bond election is set for next Tuesday with three alderman seats up in April, as officials warn that rejection could halt road projects and harm Cameron’s economy.
Julius E Bartek of Route 1 Burlington trains at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center. The recruit learns seamanship Navy customs terminology ordnance gunnery signalling and navigation during boot camp. On completion he is assigned to fleet units or a service school for specialized training.
Two people were injured by slips on ice and snow and taken to St Edward Hospital. Henry Shuffield fractured his hip after falling from an ice covered porch at his son Gifford Shuffield’s North Fannin residence. Carl Midham fell on the street in front of the Flinn Cotton office, was treated and released with no serious injuries.
A carload of fresh apples from Washington State arrived Monday and distributed to lunchrooms in the 10 county food district. Grapefruit sections from Florida followed later, aiding school meals this week.
Any make radio repaired. Call 104 for Parma Radio Service details and service options.
Captain Rudolph Michalka reported three enlistments in Battery C, 649th Anti aircraft Artillery Battalion this week. Morroe J. Marak, Billy G. Whitaker, and Stanley E. Pratt enlisted as recruits. Marak previously served with Battery C and Leath transferred from the Inactive National Guard to resume training.
The Belton Tigers beat the Yoemen 33 to 27 in Friday night action. Cameron B Team won 29 to 20 as Frank Malone led with 11 and Glen Rosenberg added 10. Yoemen face Rosebud Panthers next Tuesday at Yoe High Gym.
Mr and Mrs Bill McIntosh announce the birth of their son William L Jr at Torbett Hospital Marlin on January 25 1951. The mother is former Miss Henriet Hefley. The newborn and mother are fine. Mr McIntosh a Chamber of Commerce president and civic leader passed out cigars. William L Jr is the first child for the couple and the first grandchild of Mrs Henry Hefley of Cameron.
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