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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1955
Page
4
Representing notice to bidders for sale building and grounds of North Elm School property to the highest bidder. Bids must be received by Dr. C. G. Swift president Cameron School Board by midnight March 5. Board reserves right to reject any bids. For sale one Smith & Barnes upright piano and mule drawn.
Classified notice offers three tracts for sale by Wilson Produce Co. with contact numbers 234 or 664. The ad promises relief from itching skin issues and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
A Cameron Herald letter describes Janice Simecek’s hospitalization at Scott and White Hospital in Temple for spinal fusion to treat scoliosis. The writer notes January through February operations, recovery forecasts, and gratitude to the Milam County March of Dimes chapter for financial help as she aims to return to school next year.
The Minerva Community Center and the Minerva Home Demonstration Club sponsor a community party at the Minerva Community Center on February 2. The program starts at 6:30 p.m. with homemade chili and games. proceeds benefit the Community Center.
About one hundred eighty attendees gathered for Pack 213 Blue and Gold Banquet at 7 p m Tuesday. Cubmaster F W Vogelsang led as master of ceremonies with Mrs R J Woodum receiving guests. Rev George Duda offered the invocation and Mrs Eugene Mees led the singing. Lions Club sponsor Lee Marek recited greetings as leaders, den mothers, and friends were introduced alongside den skits on flag history and historic figures. Awards included Bobcat Pins for several scouts, Wolf Badges with arrows, Lion Badges, a 2 year service star for Ronnie Litzman, and a Den Chief cord awarded to Lee Marek.
Lee Bert Robinson won first prize and Craig Wallace second for selling the most Soil and Water magazines. Don Humble, unit chairman, attended with family. Lee Marek, Lions Club president, John Duke and his daughter, Scout Field Director, Rev John Solomon of First Presbyterian Church, and Rev Duda, Scout Executive Committee member, will guide Cubs with Mr. Duke next year to boost success.
John Zawadzke of Buckholts traveled to Cameron on a Wednesday for a business visit, meeting local business interests and engaging in commerce.
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