Death of Joe Earl Tate in Cameron
Joe Earl Tate aged 6 died Thursday February 19 at his Cameron home. Born October 6 1941 in Cameron he was the son of Mr and Mrs Earl Tate. Funeral services were held February 20 at Marek Burns Funeral Home with Rev Lee Lemons officiating and Oak Hill Cemetery interment. Pallbearers were Grady Allen Alfred Ondrej Curtis Lucas and Buck Price. Surviving are his parents his brother Larry Newman Tate and grandparents H N Tate of Cameron and Mr and Mrs Joe Petty of Sharpe.
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Joe Far Tate
Earl Tate
Cameron
Joe Earl
Marek-Burns
Lee Lemons
First Methodist Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Grady Allen
Alfred Ondrej
Curtis Lucas
Buck Price
H. N. Tate
Joe Petty
Sharpe
Larry Newman Tate
Mims Visit Cameron as Lexington Couple Travels
Mr and Mrs J E Mims of Lexington were Cameron visitors this week.
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J. E. Mims
Lexington
Cameron
Buffleheads Appear on 1948 Migratory Bird Stamps
The government announced Sunday night that three bufflehead ducks will be featured on the 1948 migratory bird hunting stamps. The stamp depicts one female and two male buffleheads in flight and requires all hunters over 16 to purchase a stamp.
Card of Thanks from Mrs Ed F English
Mrs Ed F English expresses gratitude for love gifts cheery messages and kindness shown during her hospital stay. She plans to carry pleasant memories to her new home and thanks many friends for support.
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Ed F. English
Newark 14 year old confesses in slaying 11 year old
FBI said Walter Smigelski confessed after being brought to headquarters by his father to prove he was no sissy. He garroted John Preston Jr. in an abandoned Newark warehouse with a leather belt and planned the killing to avoid chores. A ransom note also surfaced.
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Newark
N. J
FBI
Walter Smigelski
John Preston Jr
Kearny
Harrison
Smigelski
Preston
John Preston Sr
First St
Sussex St
Jackie
Ss. K. McKee
New Jersey
Sissy
Home Demonstration Club Meeting In Hoyte
The Hoyte Demonstration Club met at Mrs. H. N. Tate’s home on Wednesday afternoon February 4 with Mrs. John McLerran presiding. Secretary Virgil Coward read the financial report as plans discussed for a 42 party at the Hoyte school to benefit club work and charity. The gathering honored Mrs. Coward with a surprise shower, and refreshments were served. Attendants included Mesdames Faver Angell Coward Faver Angell Hanel Elrod Raney Eanes Tindall Hearne MccLerran Graham MccLerran Wimberley Ada Shivers and Miss Dottie Hanel.
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Hoyte Demonstration Club
H. N. Tate
John McLerran
Virgil Coward
Hoyte
Hoyte H. D. Club
American Red Cross, Community Chest
Mrs. Coward
Mr and Mrs Edwin McLane Move From Brenham to Cameron
Mr and Mrs Edwin McLane have relocated from Brenham to Cameron and now reside at 306 North Jackson.
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Edwin McLane
Brenham
Cameron
North Jackson
60 Year Old Man Freed After 20 Years in Asylum
Raymond Reid, 60, freed from a state mental hospital after two decades of confinement. He greeted his 83-year-old mother who secured the court order, saying he hated the evil of confinement as Lincoln hated slavery. Reid, committed in 1927 as a paranoiac for threatening letters to 125 state officials, remained outspoken.
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Trenton
N. J
Raymond Reid
Chancery Court
Reid
Abe Lincoln
Desire for Revenge Drives Murder of Housewife
In St. Louis Edwin Linders killed Grace McAndrew in her Kirkwood home believing his father was poisoned. Exhumation and tests found no poison, undermining his motive. Linders Sr. is dead and Edwin Linders is held for murder awaiting trial.
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ST. Louis
Edwin Linders
Edwin Linders Sr
Linders
Grace McAndrew
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Joe Earl Tate
W. P. Matyastik
Chum
Father
Buckholts, Texas
J. O. Mitchell A. BE. Matula
Texas
Sever
Folmer Lumler
G. E. Irons
Firestone Motors
Supreme
Firestone
Firestone Tank
Waffle Baker
Horstmann Bros
Cameron, Texas
Southwestern Bell
Chevrolet
Fisher
North Travis
Grabe
Chevrolet Company
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