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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1924
Page
3
A collection of simple medical tests using finger blood drops, ship weight tests influenced by direction, and practical home repairs. It describes a color chart method for blood analysis, a 2000-ton ship experiment on resistance, fixes for aerial wires with door springs, a DIY snow scraper from a rake, rain water radiator storage methods, and using coated wire hangers and yardsticks to prevent frozen clothes from tearing.
Delegates from Cameron Lions Club travel to Austin for the district Lions Clubs meeting on Friday December 22. Leslie Green presides as toastmaster with remarks by speaker A C Martin on Kentucky tobacco industry. Music by Prof. Jack Foster and plans discussed for boosting club work. L Van Perkins was elected a member.
Aloise Pient of 517 W 8th Street has been chosen for high degrees by the Curtis Salesmen League of Philadelphia. The award honors his success selling Curtis publications and his conduct in business and school. The League plans to place him in a local Building and Loan account and pins the Senior and Expert ranks, promising job prospects after graduation.
Unusual Lion's Club event highlighted by Prof Jack Foster director of Cameron Municipal Band presenting a varied program. Highlights include a cornet duet by Foster and Bennie Salah, Kitten on the Keys piano solo by Mrs Foster, and Saxophobia saxophone solo by Foster. Toastmaster Lion Leslie Green introduced the speakers.
A local meeting was noted as one of the year’s most enthusiastic events, drawing strong participation and positive energy from attendees.
Card expresses gratitude to Milano friends for sympathy after the death of the Hooker family's daughter in Lott Texas. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hooker and Family acknowledge community support.
A church committee led by E Eggert will draw plans and construct a new manse on recently acquired property. The existing house will be moved to the north end, remodelled or torn down, with work planned to begin in early spring. Judge W G Gillis will chair a committee to dispose of the old manse.
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