Thanks to readers list for Cameron Herald readers
The Cameron Herald thanks subscribers past and present and lists numerous readers by name and address. It highlights the now twice weekly schedule and the grocery savings from Cameron merchants. The note credits readers, advertisers, and staff for adapting to the new frequency and technology.
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Mary Vrazel
Cameron
Herald
J. L. Lamkin
Ida Johns
M. Cc. Curr
Ora Pratt
L. A. Lucko
J. E. Terry
Irene Blake
J. G. Crook
J. &. Harwell
Louis Faichtinger
Rudolph Tepera, Jr
Frank Kleiber
John T. Hause
Milam
Group Discusses Care Center Link Expanding OEO Day Care in Milam
Easterly outlined three Cameron day care centers funded at 273000 through OEO with day care and health services. He met Cameron Day Care Center board members including Rev Skinner and Judge Harden noted county funds not required. Reorganization in Robertson County proceeds as Milam eyes joining Robertson Brazos for broader OEO funding.
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Robertson County Economic Opportunity Action Agency
Cameron
Milam
Robertson
Brazos County
E. E. Easterly
Hearne
Office of Economic Opportunity
Cameron Day Care Center Board
Wirt Skinner
Bill Hornung
H. J. Swink
H. D. Maxwell
D. R. Dodson
Don Humble
O. B. Harden
Easterly
Braves
OEO
Milam County
Harden
Robertson County
Robertson-Brazos
Flu Epidemic Strikes Milam County Schools and Hospitals
Flu sweeping South Milam County hits Thorndale hard with 24 percent absenteeism in two days and the district closing schools. Hospitals in Taylor and Rockdale report full beds as cases rise. Cameron and Rogers show mixed attendance while community health officials log about 350 cases in Rockdale and ongoing patient load at local hospitals.
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Milam County
Rockdale
Thorndale
Supt
B. C. Sims
Milam
Sims
The
Herald
Taylor and Rockdale
Thrall
Cameron
C. R. Dodson
Dodson
Cameron Junior High
Ada Henderson
Ben Milam
Gouse
Wanda Lee
Rogers
Harbour
Healhh
Newton
St. Edward Hospital
Subscribe Offer for Two Heralds Both Papers
Readers can pay $2 for the Weekend Herald plus a pro rata share of the Thursday Herald balance. Example shows payment to Aug 1970 totals $4.05 within county and $5.04 out of county. New subscribers pay yearly rates $5.90 in county and $6.50 out of county, with 104 issues. Call Cameron 697-6671 for details.
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Weekend Herald
Heralds
Cameron Chamber Board Meeting Rescheduled
The Cameron Chamber of Commerce board of directors has moved its regular meeting to Monday, February 16 at 5 p.m. in the Chamber office.
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Cameron Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Chamber
Fire Guts Trailer On Highway 36
A Belton couple, Mr. and Mrs. Jessie A. Sandel, saw their vacation house trailer burn on Highway 36 four miles south of Cameron while en route to Cleveland. Cameron Volunteer Firemen fought the blaze, pulled out contents, and investigated a possible butane fridge ignition. The Sandels thanked the volunteers for their help.
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Belton
Cleveland
Highway 36
Jessie A. Sandel
Cameron
Sandels
Yoemen Edge Elgin 78 69 In 19AA Battle
The Cameron Yoemen defeated Elgin 78 to 69 to stay in the District 19 AA race. They improve to 6 wins and 1 loss, only losing to Root Rock on January 27. They travel to Georgetown Tuesday and close at home versus Round Rock Friday at Yoe Gym.
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Cameron Yoemen
Elgin
Yoemen
Root Rock
Georgetown
Round Rock
Yoe Gym
Mothers March Total Over $650
The Mothers March for the March of Dimes has raised over $650 with more reports pending. In Cameron Mrs. Robert Clark reports $609.49 from last week’s collectors and notes the total will grow. In Burlington a 42 and Skat party netted $50. The drive ends February 15 and supports twelve Milam County birth defect cases offering $150 per family for medical bills.
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Robert Clark
Cameron
Burlington
Herman Dorner, Sr
Burlison
Milam County
Clark
Marijuana Trial Set For Tuesday In Milam County
Three Austin men David M. Elliott Walter Homer Snow Jr and Frederick Earl Callaway face narcotics charges for marijuana possession. They were arrested May 18 1969 after police found a patch of plants in Thorndale. The trial is scheduled for Tuesday February 10 in Milam County District Court.
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Austin
District Court
Milam County
David M. Elliott
Walter Homer Snow, Jr
Frederick Earl Callaway
Mariejuana
Thorndale
Judge Grants Injunction Before Feb 17 Hearing
District Judge W C Wallace issued a temporary injunction in the Newton vs Nigliazzo case restraining Dr L L Nigliazzo from practicing medicine within 30 miles of Cameron after ending his contract. A permanent injunction hearing is set for February 17, with testimony from both sides about the restrictive covenant signed in 1968.
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W. C. Wallace
W. R. Newton
L. L. Nigliazzo
Wallace
the Herald
Nigliazzo
Newton Hospital
Rockdale
Cameron
Cameron PTA panel weighs school needs amid rising costs
In Cameron a PTA panel discussed priority needs including a new cafeteria auditorium science lab and expanded vocational facilities. Trustee Hilliard Thomas cited a nine thousand dollar operating-budget shortfall versus 1965 and an expected twenty five thousand dollar rise from upcoming education legislation and teacher raises.
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Cameron
Cameron Pta
Hilliard Thomas
Thomas
City School and Community Events Chronicle Shields History
The article lists weekly events for Cameron area for February including Lions Club Rotary Club and Cameron Jr High basketball, plus city commissioners and school board meetings. It recalls district boundaries, budgets from 1940s to 1969 70 and notes changes in discipline and parental involvement as key factors in education.
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Ciriculum
E. A. Perrin
Cameron
Perrin
CISD
Boy Scout Week Proclaimed by Mayor Perrin
Boy Scout Executive Director Ron Derry watches as Mayor Perrin signs the proclamation declaring February 7 to 13 as Boy Scout Week. Scouts celebrate the event across the community.
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BOY Scout
Ron
Derry
Perrin
Mrs Donaldson 95 Dies After Illness in Milam County
Mrs. Mary Lena Donaldson 95 of Ben Arnold died Thursday afternoon after ten weeks illness. Born May 14, 1874 in Camden Alabama she lived in Milam County most of her life. Funeral held Saturday at Green's Funeral Home chapel with Rev J E Lafferty officiating burial in Ben Arno Cemetery. Survived by husband Frank Tubbs Bryan son Raymond Donaldson Ben Arnold two grandchildren six great grandchildren.
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Donaldson
Ben Arnold
Mary Lena Donaldson
Frank Tubbs
Bryan
Raymond Donaldson
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MOD Drive
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Ing
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Henry Litzman
Cameron Chamber of Commerce
Sally Simpkins
Newton’s
Clara Nigliazzo
Host Chamber
Jim Lafferty
Rockdale City
Mer
N. F. Alford
Q. W. Joiner
Newton Clinic
Dr. Newton
Joe Harkleroad
Herbert Nance
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Commissioners Court
Gerogetown
Rotary Club
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