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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1936
Page
12
The essay argues a universal miracle beyond science lies in human love. It says love guides every boy and girl toward parenthood and shapes society more than any tech advance. The piece elevates affection above bread and education as a lasting force.
Cameron Herald editor J. B. White and Cameron Enterprise's Ben F. Reichert spoke at the gathering. Maysfield producers sell to Swift at Taylor, with H. L. Atkinson noted as a leading local dairy farmer. Several attendees and visitors were listed, and callers reported on a weekend visit from Hilton and Lee Howell and Bill Howell from Waco and Rockdale, noting Mr Howell’s illness and improvement.
Harvey R. Dobbins 60 a Cameron businessman and Walker s Creek pioneer died February 6 1936 after a brief meningitis illness. Born July 12 1875 in Milam County he moved to Cameron with his brother J D Dobbins later opening his own business. Funeral held at Coleman Funeral Home with burial in Walker s Creek cemetery. He survived by his mother Mrs E J Dobbins widow Mamie Dobbins two brothers Will Dobbins Stamford and J D Dobbins Carlsbad NM three sisters Mrs J B Collier Cameron Mrs Jim Chamberlain and Mrs Joe Hickman Walker s Creek plus many nieces and nephews. Pallbearers were W B Skelton Judge Graham Gillis Dan Tyson Lee McLane and George McGehee.
Mrs Nancy Jane Todd 64 widow of J E Todd died at her home near Maysfield on February 4 1936 after a brief pneumonia illness Her husband who was a pioneer settler died in November 1935 She was born October 29 1872 in Virginia to Robert Bruce Turner and Elizabeth Turner She came to Texas in 1890 married J E Todd in 1897 in Cameron Funeral held at Little River cemetery with Rev J Coy Williams officiating Pallbearers listed Survived by two sons Luther Todd Cameron Edwin Todd Houston three daughters Fula Vaughn Hayden Lawrence and Vaughn Jenness of Cameron two granddaughters Barbara Ann Jenness Myra Jean Vaughn two brothers Jim Turner Louisville Kentucky Shade Turner Buckholts and two sisters Mrs Mary Crawford and Miss Rachael Turner Cameron
Bonds pays into the county treasury 3910.39 for excess office fees from 1935. Beginning January 1 officers switch to salaries and all fees go to the treasury. M M Bonds of Rawlins is visiting. he runs a laundry in Rawlins and has four children in New York. One son a policeman, another son killed four years ago. oldest son in laundry, daughter a bookkeeper.
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