Plea for County Health Nurse in Milam Schools
County Council urged Commissioners Court to hire a nurse for Milam schools. If the county allocates 1500 dollars for a year, the state will match. About 1,000 dollars remain to be raised from existing funds and local petitions continue to surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations
Graham Gillis
Commissioner’s Court
Milam
H. N. Barnet
Austin
State Board of Health
Red Cross
Gillis
O. D. Graham
Thorndale
E. A. Camp
Rock
W. A. Davis
J. P. Love
County Council
Kathryn Robbins
Mrs John Gurecky buried at Marak
Funeral services for Mrs. John Gurecky Sr were held at the Catholic church in Marak on February 12 1930 with burial in the Marak cemetery. She died February 11 1930 at age 67 at the Cameron home of her son Joe. Born in 1852 in Czecho Slovakia she emigrated as a young girl and raised eight children. Pallbearers included H M Hefley F A Marak B P Matocha W E Lamb Frank Zarosky and Tom Hanek. Coleman Eplen Company directed arrangements. Survivors: John Joe August Matilda and three daughters in law Mrs Felix Matula Mrs George Matula Mrs Clem Zarosky and Mrs John Kocurek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gurecky
Marak
Father Kacer
Father Apel
St. Monica's Church
Cameron
Father Kane
Houston
Father Hanak
Sealy
Gurecky
Joe Gurecky
F. A. Marak
B. P. Matocha
W. E. Lamb
Frank Zarosky
Tom Hanek
Coleman-Eplen Company
John
Joe
August
Matilda Gurecky
Felix Matula
George Matula
Clem Zarosky
John Kocurek
Trees for Sale at Cameron Square This Friday and Saturday
Herman Krugel of Giddings Texas advertises Peach Plum Pear Fig Mulberry trees Grapes and Rose bushes for sale at Cameron Square on Friday and Saturday with no further details.
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Cameron
Herman Krugel
Giddings
Texas
Den Gunn Visits Dallas for Week of Business
Den Gunn travels to Dallas this week for meetings and arrangements related to his ongoing business ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
den Gunn
Dallas
New Dodge Six Showcases Features and Value
The Dodge Brothers Six debuts with advanced mono-piece body, welded joints, and low price. John Sapp praises its smooth 61 horsepower engine, balanced frame, wide visibility, and hydraulic four-wheel brakes. The first car is sold to Mrs. F. B. Joiner in Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge Brothers
John Sapp
Sapp Motor Company
Dodge
Plymouth
Cameron
F. B. Joiner
Cameron Symphony Club Hosts Readings and Recital
Mrs. R. P. Jeter welcomed Cameron Symphony Club members for a study of Wagner’s Siegfried and Die Gotterdammerung with Miss Helen Flinn and Mrs. C. W. Bradbury presenting story recitals. Solo numbers included two piano pieces by Adam and Goldard and a Lohr vocal with Mrs. Ted Epperson. after the session, refreshments were served and preparations begun for a Rosebud benefit tea and chorus performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Symphony Club
Wagner
R. P. Jeter
Helen Flinn
Siegfried
C. W. Bradbury
Adam
Lohr
Ted Epperson
Symphony Club
Rosebud
Main Street
Initiatory Service At Rockdale Chapter Initiated Two Members
The Cameron Eastern Star members attended an initiatory service at the Rockdale Chapter regular meeting on Tuesday evening. Judge Jef Kemp Judge John Watson H E Garner Mrs H E Garner Mr and Mrs W H Stafford Mrs J Z Young Mrs Floris Criswell Mrs W E Kuehl Mrs Mattie Shepherd Mrs Davi Smith Miss Alice McGehee and Miss Delphyn Scott attended. Two members were initiated into the Rockdale Chapter followed by a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Mrs Lovick Improves After Illness Hs
Mrs. E. B. Lovick who had been quite ill is reported improved and in better health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Lovick
Christian Church Sees Enrollment Rise and Scout Day Notes
The Christian Church reports training school enrollment increasing from twenty to twenty nine with eleven studying the Old Testament and eighteen the New. Sunday school attendance reached 48 last Sunday and 58 previously, aided by a Pentecostal campaign and a goal of 1800 in regular attendance by Easter. Scout Day featured a talk by Scout Master Bennie Archer and a future program on February 16 includes sermons on The purpose of Pentecost and Souls in Prison. A love gift is planned for Clyde Yarbrough’s hospital expenses.
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Gladys Jewel Copus
Hardigree
Hamidigree
Bennie Archer
Ben
Clyde Yarbrough
First Christian Church
Local social notes from Salem and Cameron weekend visits
Miss Willie Modesett spent the weekend with her parents in Duncan. Miss Tot Dunham visited her parents in Salem. Gracie and Josephine Supert spent Sunday with Elizabeth Rudder and the Koenig family. Glaser and Stevens families, Ike Brashear, and others visited Cameron. Gracie Lee Supert has the flu and cannot attend school. Preaching occurred Sunday night. R F Stevens expects to be called to New Mexico soon. Alvine and Garett Stork were in Cameron Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Modesett
Mrs. Modesett
Duncan
Miss Gracie
Josephine Supert
Elizabeth Rudder
Gracie Lee Supert
Miss Fluitt Dies in De Quincy La and Kin Ill
Mrs. E A Oliver received a message last week announcing the death of her sister Mrs A A Fluitt of De Quincy Louisiana. Fluitt died Wednesday and was buried Friday but Mrs Oliver could not attend due to her health. A second message says her daughter’s child is ill in San Antonio and a son is ill in Houston.
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E. A. Oliver
A. A. Fluitt
de Quincy
State Bank Supervisors Improve Oversight Across Regions
A survey by the State Bank Division of the American Bankers Association reports five years of progress in depoliticizing bank supervision. It notes longer terms for bank commissioners, stronger examiner staffing, and routine use of qualified professionals to ensure depositor safety. The study covers 34 states with varying methods of selecting commissioners and increasing independence from political influence.
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State Bank Division
American Bankers Association
Association
Bank
Fies
Bankers’ Association
State Corporation Commission
State Banking Board
Counl
Presbyterian Auxiliary Holds Church Meeting on Missions
The Presbyterian Auxiliary met at the church with Mrs. Ernest Eggert presiding for a Monday business session. An all day meeting followed Wednesday, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., with lunch provided. The program centered on foreign missions titled Millions Are Waiting, featuring congregational singing All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name, Psalm 67, and Doxology, with Mrs. Geo Day leading prayer and praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Orient
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Ernest Eggert
Jesus
Graham Gillis
Geo. Day
Dan Tyson
Edminston
Helping Yul and Bankers Aid Non-Commercial Education
The article outlines the American Institute of Banking as a dominant adult education body serving bank employees. It highlights courses in banking economics and law, administered by senior educators and professionals. Chapters span over 200 cities with correspondence programs. The annual convention, in Denver, runs June 16 to 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeon
Denver
Colorado
Houston Student Miss Sarah Fowler Hosts Collegiate Guest
Miss Sarah Fowler of Houston a Baylor College Belton student was guest last weekend of Miss Cornelia Gunn in Belton Houston social scene noted with courtesy and local color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Fowler
Houston
Baylor College
Belton
Cornalia Gunn
Jones Paint Shop launches home erection at Country Club area
Mr. Jones of the Jones Paint Shop begins constructing a new residence in the Country Club addition near the Charlie McDermott home. The project marks a notable expansion for local commerce and housing in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jones
The
Jones Paint Shop
Country Club
Charlie McDermott
Cameron Visitor Shows Heart o' Texas Scout Presence
Charlie Myer from Temple, field man for the Heart o' Texas Boy Scout Council, visited Cameron on Wednesday to engage with local scouting activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Myer
Temple
Dodge Eight-in-Line Debuts With New Mono-piece Body
The eight cylinder Dodge Brothers introduces the Eight-in-Line with a mono-piece body, down-draft carburetion, metric spark plugs, and a bold architectural motif. The L-head eight-cylinder engine showcases Dodge engineering, with W. B. Thomas of Rogers purchasing the first car.
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Dodge Brothers
John Sapp
Sapp Motor Company
Dodge
Plymouth
Dodge Brothers Engineering Organization
W. B. Thomas
Rogers
Man praises Black-Draught remedy for digestion relief
Gulfport resident George Chevalier touts Black-Draught as a daily aid for bloating and headaches after meals. He details dosing from a pinch to a level teaspoon with water, saying it relieves symptoms by morning and that he would not exchange it. The ad copy claims the product helps constipation biliousness and indigestion, prepared from medicinal herbs and roots. NC-211
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Gulfport
George Chevalier
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Cameron Symphony
Salem
Miss Tot Dunham
Mrs. L. J. Dunham
Otto Koenig and Son
R. J. Stevens
Robert Glaser
August Glaser
Alfred
Ike Brashear
Miss Josephine
Gracie Supert
Louise Rutherford
Dorothy Rudder
Tillie Richter
Lois Noey
R. F. Stevens
Camers
R. PF. Stevens
New Mexico
Alvine and
Garett Stork
Bankers Body
CLK
Thedford
Pierce & Bradbury
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