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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1957

Page

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Temple officer named Cameron police chief

At a special Cameron City Council meeting held February 21 Maynard M. Byers of Temple was appointed Cameron’s new police chief to replace resigning Former Chief Willie Dolan. Byers, 35, served since 1954 with Temple police and has prior Fort Hood experience. He will report February 1, with Acting Chief Marshall Terry returning to downtown traffic duties.

Cameron Maynard M. Byers Temple Willie Dolan Byers Fort Hood Hood Motor Pool The Post Joyce D. Smiley Madill Oklahoma Alice Janell Temple Police Department Fderal Bureau of Investigation Security Police American-Arab Oil Company Baptist Church VFW Marshall Terry

August Kunz Enters Cameron City Council Race

August Kunz announced his bid for Cameron Post 5 on the city council, challenging incumbent Lincoln Mondrik. Kunz, former alderman and current Milam County draft board head, operates a Cameron planing mill. Filing closes 30 days before April 2 election day.

August Kunz Cameron Lincoln Mondrik Kunz Milam Grady Stidham Richard Moseley Stidham Clifford Thompson Hayden Lawrence Thompson Mondick Robert Weems

Cameron man elected business manager of Pioneer Roundup

Donald M. Rose of Cameron was elected to the post of Business Manager for the Sam Houston State College Pioneer Roundup Association. He will help lead preparations for the 1957 Pioneer Roundup week set for April 4 to 6 and the construction of a pioneer village display at the Walker County Fair Grounds. Rose, son of Carl R. and Mrs. Rose, is a junior accounting major at Sam Houston and a Cameron High School graduate of 1954.

Donald M. Rose Cameron Sam Houston State College Pioneer Rose Walker County Fair Carl R. Rose Sam Houston Cameron High School

Miss Anita Dusek Practice Teaching at Belton School

Miss Anita Dusek daughter of Mr and Mrs J Edwin Dusek of Cameron is among 43 seniors at Mary Hardin Baylor College doing practice teaching in public schools this spring. She majors in elementary education and teaches at Southwest Elementary School in Belton.

Anita Dusek J. Edwin Dusek Cameron Mary Hardin-Baylor College

Local Residents To Attend Sealy Church Dedication

Residents of Cameron and Milam County plan to attend the dedication of the Immaculate Conception Church in Sealy on Sunday March 3. Bishop L J Reicher of the Austin Diocese will officiate at the solemn dedication followed by a Solemn High Mass. A daylong celebration with meals will be held in Firemen's Park Sealy.

Sealy Texas Father Ben Holub Cameron Immaculate Conception L. J. Reicher Reicher Austin Firemen's Park

February Rain Totals in Milam County Reach 2.68 Inches

Rain for the 24 hour period ending 6 p.m. last Saturday totaled 1.32 inches, lifting February’s total to 2.68 inches. Alvin Hefft, Milam County official weather recorder and Cameron Water Department superintendent, notes the Saturday storm was the heaviest day of the month in Cameron. Other Milam areas reported over two inches that day. Rain fell on five days in February with temperatures tracked from Feb 19 to Feb 26.

Alvin Hefft Milam County Cameron Water Department Cameron

Active Cameron cattle sale with strong demand

Last Thursday February 21 Cameron Livestock Auction sold 309 head with strong demand for stocker cattle. Butcher cattle and stockers rose 50 cents to 75 cents, cows with calves in demand, calves and fat cows priced, hogs at 17 dollars per hundredweight, 48 buyers including 11 packers, and one goat was sold.

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Milam County Sportsman Club Plans April Meeting

Milam County Sportsman Club met last Wednesday February 20 and arranged a 7 30 p m gathering on April 2 at Simon George Memorial Hall. Harley Berg state game warden and outdoor TV host will speak. A $50 reward remains for information leading to arrest and conviction of violators of game laws.

Sportsman Club Milam County Simon-George Memorial Hall Harley Berg Berg Littleriver

Pleasure and Profit Club Meets for February Session

Members of the Pleasure and Profit Club gathered February 14 at Mrs. David Shapiro’s home with eleven in attendance. Guests included Mrs. E. L. Wied and Mrs. W. E. Kuehl. Reports covered Teen-Age Canteen promotion by the PTA and club nominations for McCullin Award. a talk on Heart Disease Forty Years Ago And Now was given by Mrs. Charlie Burke. Ada Margaret Smith was slated to host the next meeting with Mrs. Ripley as program chairman.

David Shapiro E. L. Wied W. E. Kuehl Don Humble PTA S. D. Ripley Marlin Harris MccCullin Charlie Burke Ada Margaret Smith Ripley

Magness Named Cameron Chamber President for 1957

Cameron Chamber of Commerce elects Ben Magness as president for 1957 with Henry Liebman as first vice president and Hilliard Thomas as second vice president. Newly retiring directors include Drayton McLane and J C Andres. A banquet March 4 will install officers. Leonard Blaylock will speak as FBI official and Cameron native. Local census records show 1595 children in Cameron Independent School District, with 1220 white and 375 Negro students.

Ben Magness Cameron Chamber of Commerce Callie M. Young Cameron Independent School District Cameron Public Magness Drayton McLane Henry Liebman Hilliard Thomas Charlie Burke

Milam County Honors Dr. C. G. Swift for 15 Years Service

Dr. C. G. Swift received a certificate of appreciation from the U S Government for fifteen years of service as medical advisor to the Milam County Draft Board. Presentation at Cameron Rotary Club by August G. Kunz on behalf of Col. Morris S Schwartz.

C. G. Swift United States Milam County Swift Kunz Draft Board

County reports delayed surplus foods amid March distribution

County Judge Charles C Smith said surplus commodity foods will arrive late in March with a mid week target for the week of March 11 and a to be announced disbursement schedule. Cameron Hot Red Club met at Cameron Auto Supply to view the 1956 Indianapolis 500 film. next meeting is tonight. Cameron Livestock Auction is now a recognized federal stockyard subject to Packers and Stockyards Act rules. Milam County farmers may receive a minimum price for blackeyed peas from a New Orleans firm plus grower aid. county agent has plan details. Testimony in the Texas Employers Insurance Association vs Clarence H II case ended at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday February 27. jury to be chosen.

Charles C. Smith Smith Cameron Hot Red Club Cameron Auto Supply Company Cameron Livestock Auction Packers and Stockyards Act Milam County New Orleans Texas Employers Insurance Essociation Clarence HI

Navy Apprentice Ward Named From Cameron Family

Prather L Ward is a Fireman Apprentice in the United States Navy serving at the Naval Training Center in Great Lakes Illinois. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Vaughn F Jenness of Cameron. He entered the service in October 195% after graduating from Yoe High School.

Naval Training Center Great Lakes Ilinois Prather L. Ward USN Vaughn F. Jenness Cameron Yoe High School

Five Cameron Girls Enroll At Mary Hardin Baylor College

Five Cameron girls have enrolled at Mary Hardin Baylor College for the spring semester. Named students include Patsy Kay Cox Anita Dusek Theodora Henderson Barbara Kay Macon and Mrs Helen Marie Patterson from Cameron.

Cameron Mary Hardin-Baylor College Patsy Kay Cox N. Houston Anita Dusek E. 12Th Street Theodora Henderson Barbara Kay Macon Helen Marie Patterson

Robert Ottmer Wins Scramble at Houston Fat Stock Show

Buckholts FFA member Robert Lee Ottmer won the beef scramble Thursday night February 2 and earned a $125 certificate to buy a beef animal. He will show at the next Houston show where he becomes eligible for special awards and cash prizes and scholarships totaling $9,000. Sponsor Walter W. Conners of National Oil Transport Corp. in Houston supports his bid.

Robert Lee Ottmer FFA Buckholts Houston Robert Walter W. Conners National Oi Transport Corp

Inspection Push Urged Ahead of April 15 Deadline

Cameron patrolman John T. Blansit calls for immediate car inspections to avoid a last minute rush before the April 15 deadline. He notes a risk stations may be set up afterward to determine noncompliant operators. Milam County hosts 13 inspection stations including Redenbeck Garage Chevrolet Co Pay Less Auto Thornton, Grabein Motors Cameron and Rockdale locations.

John T. Blansit Cameron Milam County Patrolman Bransit Redenbeck Garage Chevrolet Company Tieman Garage Pay Less Auto Thorntale Grabein Motor Company Michalka Motor Company Hefley F.edman Motor Company Hudson Waymans Garage Buckholts Louis G. Gest Motor Company Henry's Gaither Motor Company Koehler Rockdale

Mrs Jess Avera Dies In Rockdale

Mrs Jess Avera aged 70 died in a Rockdale hospital at 3 am Sunday after living in Cameron most of her life and moving to Rockdale two years ago. Final rites were held Monday at 2 pm at First Presbyterian Church in Cameron with Rev. John Soloman officiating. Interment followed in Oak Hill Cemetery. Marek Burns Funeral Home was in charge. Survived by her husband active pallbearers included Alvin Dusek John Muse Drayton Mc Lane Lee McLane Harold Pruitt and Sam Perry.

Jess Avera Rockdale Cameron John Soloman First Presbyterian Church Oak Hill Cemetery Marek Burns Presbyterian Church Alvin Dusek John Muse Drayton McLane Lee McLane Harold Pruitt Sam Perry

Modern Choir To Appear Here

Members of the Modern Choir from Texas State College for Women in Denton will present a concert of American folk and popular songs at Yoe High School next Monday March 4. Conducted by Dr J Wilgus Eberly, the choir is on its annual Central and East Texas tour.

Texas State College For Women At Denton Yoe High School Central East Texas J. Wilgus Eberly TSCW Texas

Also Mentioned on This Page

Farm Bureau Millard Shivers Waco S. W. McClaren, Jr John A. Smith O. G. Tomlinson Shivers McClaren Tumlinson State Bureau Ben H. Magness Leonard Blaylock George Bowman N. L. Caperton Albert Collins Burke Jack Prescott Lester Williams J. C. Andres Federal Bureau of Investigation San Antonio Yor High School Dr. Swift U.S Cameron Episcopal Church Cameron Rotary Club Cameron School Robert Ottmer Blansit
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