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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1954
Page
7
A for sale notice lists Screwtail Boston Terrier puppies available. Contact John Carroll Russell at phone 1194. Address and additional details appear unclear in the listing.
Sealed proposals for constructing 7.102 miles of gravel streets base and surfacing from Buckholts to Yarrelton on FM 485 in Milam County will be received at the Texas Highway Department in Austin until 9:00 a.m. February 17, 1954. Project designated as a Pupillie Works project under state House Bills. Wage rates by craft published in the proposal must be paid. holiday work at regular rates. Plans available from Joe G Hanver Hearne Resident Engineer and the Texas Highway Department in Austin.
In our recent sorrow we deeply appreciate the kindness and sympathy of friends and neighbors. Please accept our sincere thanks for each comforting word or deed. Mrs. C. C. Storey Judson Storey Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tucker.
The children of Mrs. Era Cobb Coley thank churches lodges telephone operators and the Hoyte Demonstration Club for support, flowers, and food during their loss. They express deep appreciation and offer a blessing.
A 10 year old, Robert Grasso, nearly caused a fatal fall on a divan. Herman Wentzel of Herman's Home Craft Shop quickly reupholstered the divan. Mrs Grasso covered the seat and callers were urged to contact 8 2171 or Box 3292 Ridgecrest Station Bryan Texas for services. The ad notes cane chairs and rush bottom seats are also available.
The family of Mrs. Ed Harris thanks neighbors and friends for comforting expressions of sympathy and thoughtfulness which will be remembered during their time of bereavement.
Milam County leaders praised volunteers for their time and extra work in this year’s drive. The 1954 motto More in 54 was kept, emphasizing fertile soil as a key part of a strong nation.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meek Sr and Mr. and Mrs. Delma Meek and family express sincere gratitude for comforting sympathy messages. They ask blessings for those who shared in their sorrow.
Milam County shows a new total for the March of Dimes drive with 1954 contributions reaching 6758.54 dollars, surpassing 1953’s 5200. Mrs. Cynthia Saage, chairwoman, praised community chairmen and volunteers while noting more funds are expected as the drive continues.
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