Postal notice from Cameron Texas announces second class mail
The Cameron Herald records mail matter of second class under a March 3 1879 Act, published in Cameron Texas.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1934
Page
4
The Cameron Herald records mail matter of second class under a March 3 1879 Act, published in Cameron Texas.
Jefferson B. White lists display line rates per column inch and 30 cent first insertion. Obituaries and all notices of public entertainments with admission charged are billed at regular rates. The notice outlines pricing for ads and mentions resolutions and notices.
Mrs Tom Turner Pantry Demonstrator for the Curry Home Demonstration Club led yard improvements including leveling the lawn straightening and replacing the rail fence repairing gates and planting 14 roses and 11 screening plants. She also prepared eight flower beds planted 246 cuttings and used an Agent planting plan for guidance while also creating a hot bed a 4-H pantry plan a family canning budget and the springs garden.
Milam County 4-H Club Girls report progress since January with 110 members in 9 clubs. They cut 2,824 cuttings in beds, drafted 46 yard plans, planned 105 family canning budgets, started early gardens, and built hot beds. Corinth and Gause clubs reached goals, Friendship grew by 10 members, Shary girls built 3 walks, Briary staged a fundraising play for a Short Course delegate, with other clubs including Minerva, Marlow, Milano, Cavilla noted. In history, U S naval action against France in 1796 highlighted, where frigates fought over nearly a year despite no formal war declaration.
Miss Helen Mondrik and Steve Marak Jr were marriedMonday morning February 12 at the Marak Catholic church in Cameron. Rev Father K Kacer conducted the ring ceremony. Attendants were Edna Lazek and Victor Sustek. ushers Alvin Marek and Leo Stecher. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s parents home.
Funeral services for D C Pete Lewis 69 died February 7 at his Buckholts home were held February 8 at 3 PM at the Buckholts Methodist church with Rev D S Burke officiating and burial in the family cemetery. Survivors include his wife four children and two sisters-in-law.
Miss Bertha Fay Strange led a Curry Club upholstery demonstration on February 9 at Mrs. Leslie Boatright’s home. She highlighted slip covers to extend chair life, showed durable denin rep and upholster’s sateen, and presented cleaning aids. The next meeting plans to be hosted by Mrs. Geo. Leath on February 23 with a Reading Hour in the Home topic.
Parma J. T. Parma and Miss Agnes Beatrice Kallus of Wied were married Monday morning February 12 at 7 am in St. Mary’s Catholic church with Rev. Father Emmett Kolodzie performing the single ring ceremony.
St Rita’s Circle met February 7 with Mrs M G Manning. Officers elected for the year include President Randolph, Vice President Rusker, Treasurer Matula, Secretary Balhorn, and Corresponding Secretary Lindle. Hostesses served cherry pie and coffee to members and two visitors. Troop 52 held a Court of Honor at K C Hall with Eagle ranks for Michalka and Matocha, Star and Life badges awarded, a playlet “What of the Future?” plus music and entertainment. Cardinal Cornaro noted for his fame in Rome.
The text recalls the extravagant suppers of Medici era figures like Cornaro, noting sixty five courses and all night dining. It hints that such excess led to early deaths and contrasts those days with modern progress in history. It observes that despite air defects the world advances.
Mrs. Bessie Hefley, postmistress, received word that a helper from the Internal Revenue Office in Austin will be present March 5 to assist in filing income tax returns at Citizens National Bank. The visitor will offer guidance to taxpayers.
A pharmaceutical ad promotes Black Hawk Ointment for skin troubles including itch eczema ringworm and pimples. The offer guarantees satisfaction and lists a price of fifty cents from FB O Schiller Pharmacy located at 37 131.
Judge and Mrs. Jeff T. Kemp hosted a four course turkey dinner for Bishop Clinton S. Quinn of Houston at their home with twelve guests. Valentine motif decorations, fortune rolls at each plate, and a Southern hospitality mood highlighted the evening with guests including Rev. W. A. Riemann and Mrs. W. R. Looney.
Sunday gathering with Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Henderson and guests Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Love Miss Agnes Chambers Miss Christine Kubecka and Miss Martha Ann Bickett ended with a delightful repast. The group enjoyed pleasant reminiscing led by Mr. Henderson who has spent most of his life here.
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