Marriages and land transfers listed in court house notices
Court House News lists marriages for Joe Tinsley and Mrs Addie Williams Ossie McCloud and Narvill Diles Curtis Hill and Fannie Mae Reese Thomas Edwards and Ida Dresher John Ed Tindall and Oda Faye Cooper W C Stewart and Colline Burton William A White and Johnnie M Malone W T Whatley Jr and Imogene Layrene Woodrow W Davis and Mary Leslia Davis Dallas Dalton Hook and Joyce Nadine Davis Chesley Johnson and W K Gooden Arnold Reimer and Esther Ludecke J M Mitchamax to E B Hyer 11-18 acre sale value $5 plus. Baskin et ux to Joe Restine 34 acres of Lewis Loomas or Absalom Hayworth league £2700. Sampson to Jim Sampson 1 acre of D Monroe grant $75. Keeton et ux to O R Meeck 65 acres of Chas Cronea survey $1649 Holder et al to Kenneth Brodnex 10 acres of S P Carson survey $50. Kansas City Life Ins Co to State Supt Ins 152 acres in Milam county $10. Aycock et al to Allie Younts Estate 12 acre of Daniel Monroe league $100. Smith et ux to Raymond et ux 21 acres Leander Hart survey $166. Aetna Life Ins Co to Forrest Clark 242 acres Juan Jose Acosti survey $1 and other considerations. Mareth to Sampson 67 acres Joe Leal grant $10 and other considerations. List of cars for sale including Cameron models and owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ed Tindall
Oda Faye Cooper
W. C. Stewart
Colline Burton
William A. White
Johnnie M. Malone
W. T. Whatley, Jr
Imogene Layrene
Woodrow W. Davis
Mary Leslia Davis
Dallas Dalton Hook
Joyce Nadine Davis
Chesley Johnson
W. K. Gooden
Arnold Reimer
Esther Ludecke
J. M. Mitchamet
E. B. Hyer
James D. Baskin
Joe Reistine
Lewis Loomas
Absalom B. Hayworth
G. Sampson
Jim Sampson
Chester A. Keeton
O. R. Meeck
W. H. Lewis
Jake Schnuheli
W. A. Holder
Kenneth Brodnex
S. P. Carson
Kansas City Life Ins. Co
State of Mo
Milam County
Maggie Lou Aycock
Allie Younts
Daniel Monroe League
Dr. P. Smith
Lewis Rosemond
Aetna Life Ins. Co
Forrest Clark
Joe Mareth
Dim Sampson
Joe Leal
Miss Mary Virginia Atkinson Seen Shopping in Cameron
Miss Mary Virginia Atkinson of Maysfield was observed in Cameron on Thursday, staying busy with shopping errands. The report notes her presence in town as part of the day’s social activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Virginia Atkinson
Maysfield
Cameron
Farmers to receive aid for high government debt
A 1940 Farm Security Administration program will assist farmers whose government debts are excessive. A January 4 meeting is set in the old Cameron grammar school building, with Louis Dunbar as supervisor. Loan review committee members are J. D. Link B. N. McBurnett and Marvin Charles.
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Farm Security Administration
Grammar School
Cameron
Louie Dunbar
J. D. Link
B. N. McBurnett
Marvin Charles
Negro County Agent Transferred to Corsicana
W. H. Phillips, negro county agent, is transferred to Corsicana to serve Navarro county. He has been in Cameron for years and leaves a strong record among his people. Carl Redus will replace Phillips in the Cameron county agent office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Phillips
Negro County
Corsicana
Navarro County
Bryan
Phillips
Cameron
Carl Redus
New Addition for City of Cameron on Backholts Road
William R. Rogers, Cameron real estate operator, subdivides the Rendor property on Backholts road into small tracts. The site offers city conveniences and one of the most desirable residence locations added to Cameron in recent years. Rogers advertises the property in this issue of the Daily Herald.
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Cameron
The
Daily Herald
Rogers
Negro recuperates after cafe stabbing incident
Cornelious Stevenson, a negro, is reported recovering from stab wounds after an attack by Ed Berger, a white man, on Sunday December 17. Berger is released on a 5500 bond on assault with intent to murder charges. Woods' wife, present in the cafe kitchen, says the gunshot was accidental. Authorities express belief the shooting was accidental and that the investigation will prove no murder intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelious Stevenson
Ed Berger
Berger
Woods
Wright
Tom Caffey Dies in Taylor Hospital
Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 p.m. for Tom Caffey a Milam county pioneer who died Friday morning in a Taylor hospital. The Thorndale service ended with burial at Salty. He was son of Elijah Caffey an early Milam county farmer and brother of Mrs Ruth Beard of Conoly. He survived by his widow and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Caffey
Milam County
Taylor Hospital
Thorndale
Salty
Mr. Caffey
Elijah Caffey
Ruth Beard
Conoly
Negro charged with murder released on $500 bond to grand jury
Van Vera Wright, a negro, was released from Milam county jail on a $500 bond to await investigation by the Watt grand jury in January. He is charged with murder in the December 24 death of Willie Woods, a 26 year old negro filling station employee who was wounded when a pistol Wright held discharged after being dropped to the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Vera Wright
Milam County
Wright
Willie Woods
Critically Injured Man In Overturned Car Near Leyte
Eldridge Angell of North Cameron is critically ill at home after his car overturned on Highway 77 near Leyte Thursday. Creola Nelson, a Griffin's Chapel Negro school teacher, is charged with assault with an automobile for allegedly passing Angell’s car and causing the wreck. Nelson was arrested and released on a $500 bond as Angell’s injuries include crushed ribs and other serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldridge Angell
North
Cameron
Leyte
Creola Nelson
Griffin’s Chapel
Ansell
Angell
Ray Burke Improves After Flutter of Flu
Ray Burke, after a slight bout of flu, shows improvement and hopes to resume work at his business by Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Burke
Rockdale Lumber Manager E. M. Nelson Is Buried
Funeral services were held at Phillips and Luckey Funeral Home in Rockdale for E M Nelson lumber yard manager of Rockdale. He died early Friday and was buried in Chilton, his former home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips & Luckey Funeral Home
Rockdale
E. M. Nelson
Nelson
Chilton
Miss Hollas Visits Fort Worth Family This Weekend
Miss Christine Hollas, employed at St. Teresa's Orphan's Home, Fort Worth, will spend the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hollas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Hollas
St. Teresa's Orphan's Home
Fort Worth
Frank Hollas
Mutiny Rumors Rise as Soviet Forces Face Isolation
An unconfirmed report claims widespread mutiny among Soviet troops in Finland with shootings within Russian units. The Murmansk railway is cut and a large Soviet contingent is isolated from supplies amid bitter cold and starvation. A British ship akin to the Queen Mary was torpedoed off Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
Finnish War Office
Murmansk
Red Army
Scotland
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Addie Williams
Ossie McCloud
Narvill Diles
Curtis Hill
Fannie Mae Reese
Thomas Edwards
Ida Dresh
NEW Altos
Paul Weichert Cameron
C. E. Ladis
C. G. Hudson
Lem Surghnor
Temple
W. R. Poage
Oxsheer Smith
H. M. Akers
Tommie Dunbar
Hubert Synatzske
Buckholts
Rt. 1
Walker Cox
Rosebud
de Lux
Chevrolet
W. F. Norris
R. J. H. Laffere
Mable Tindle
D. C. Luckey
L. B. Lumus
Frank Reistino
City OF
Rendor Proprety
Backholts Road
William R. Rogers
S. E. Brogdon
Texas
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Watt Grand Jury
Karloee
Bille
France
Instel
Universal Picture
Rockdale Lumber
Dean
Rylander
Cameron, Texas
Grady Little
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