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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1971

Page

10

Services Held For Mrs. Annie Colbert 102

Mrs Annie Colbert aged 102 died Monday morning in a local hospital born January 21 1868 in Montgomery Alabama and lived in Cameron most of her life. Funeral service held January 3 at Jerusalem Baptist Church Cameron officiated by Rev O L Taylor burial in Cameron Cemetery. Survived by daughter Laura Kerr of Los Angeles son Joe Colbert of Cameron another son deceased and a large family including 45 grandchildren 50 great grandchildren and 22 great great grandchildren. Dorsey Keatts Funeral Home in charge.

Annie Colbert Montgomery Alabama Cameron Jerusalem Baptist Church O. L Taylor Cameron Cemetery Laura Kerr Los Angeles Calif Joe Colbert

Service For Mrs Carleton

Mrs Hattie J Carleton died Friday morning in a local nursing home after a long illness. Funeral was at 2 p m Saturday at Marek Burns Laywell Funeral Home with Rev Alvis Coleman officiating. Burial was in Salem Cemetery. Surviving are three sisters Susannah Wills Elaine Carleton and Oleta Thornton a nephew and three grandchildren. Pallbearers were J C Cauden Victor Carleton Percy Gooch J T Kirk Peter Kunz and Carl Black.

Hattie J. Carleton Marek- Burns- Laywell Alvis Coleman Salem Cemetery Susannah Wills Elaine Carleton Cameron Oleta Thornton Jacksonville J. C. Cauthen Victor Carleton Percy Gooch J. T. Kirk Peter Kunz Carl Black

Rate of work injuries rises in American industry

The rate of disabling work related injuries in American industry has increased by more than 20 percent since 1958, causing a loss of productive man days that exceeds five times the days lost from strikes.

America

Insurance Available For County Crops

Falls County farmers increasingly rely on crop insurance to guarantee income during harvest. Arthur Kessler of the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation notes coverage now protects cotton and grain sorghum with 137 crops already insured in the county, totaling 174 972 dollars in guaranteed income.

Falls County Arthur Kessler Federal Crop Insurance Corporation Waco FDIC

Mental Health Matters and a Call for Child Care

Bertram S. Brown urges robust focus on children's mental health as vital to their future. He cites past infant losses, the Chicago juvenile psychopathic clinic, and NIMH drive for child mental health in the seventies, warning against lip service over real services.

Chicago

Let's save our children for tomorrow slogan call

The speaker argues childhood in America is endangered and urges timely mental health investment for children. It frames child mental health as a national concern and urges adopting a slogan to emphasize protecting youth for the future.

Youths Held In Burglary At Buckholts Grocery

Two Milam County youths linked to Tuesday break in at Svetlik Cash Grocery in Buckholts. A 15 year old was released to parents and an 18 year old faced breaking and entering charges with a $1,500 bond. The older youth also tied to earlier robberies at Zajicek’s and Frankie’s Cafe in Buckholts.

Svetlik Cash Buckholts Carl Black Black Zajicek's Frankie's Cafe

VA Hires Six Physician Assistants at Three Hospitals

Six physician assistants graduate from Duke University join VA centers in Houston Durham and Muskogee to relieve physicians. They will work under new Civil Service classifications and may expand to all VA facilities to boost efficiency and training grows toward 90 000 health personnel by 1975.

Veterans Administration Chas. S. Livingston Temple Civil Service Livingston Duke University Houston Texas Durham N.C Muskogee Oklahoma

Do-It-Yourself Uses for Scrap Lumber

Short lumber left from remodeling can be used to make low patio tables or benches. Douglas fir or red cedar will weather nicely when stored outdoors in winter months. Paneling a wall with boards enriches a room in looks far more than cost, especially for the do-it-yourselfer.

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Dorsey - Keatts Funeral Home Carleton Kessler U.S. Department of Agriculture Agency FCIC ASCS Cameron Herald Rath Weiners Keith Funk & Wagnall’s Standard Reference Thetre SAEEY USDA Folger’s PEG Ait Bertram S. Brown, M.D National Institute of Mental Health Topsy Milam County Ezra Brooks West Side Peg A. J. Mondrik, Prop
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