P K Baird Buried in Austin
Funeral services for P K Baird were held at Cook Funeral Home in Austin December 31 after he died of a heart attack at his home. Born in Crab Orchard Kentucky in 1866 he later lived in Clayton Til and San Gabriel before settling in Austin. He is survived by his wife son Marvin a daughter Lonvica and her husband C W Swift four sisters eight nephews eleven nieces and twelve great nieces and nephews. Pallbearers were his nephews Arch Newton o2 P Hamblen William Hamblen Rev Irvin McFadin and Jeff Bartlett.
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P. K. Baird
Cook
Austin
Crab Orchard
Kentucky
Clayton
Til
Texas
San Gabrield
Maggie Thompson
Marvin
Lonvica
C. W. Swift
Robert Harris
Noland Maddox
Cameron
Dean McFadin
Taylor
Gus Newton
San Antonio
Hornsby Bend
Arch Newton
P. Hamblen
Houston
William Hamblen
Brenham
Irvin McFadin
Jeff Bartlett
San Gabriel
Georgetown
Nimrod Used as Headline Patter Baffles Readers
The article notes that headline writers often choose the word nimrod over hunter for its punch and misleads some readers while still conveying the idea of a hunter.
Rice Institute Freshmen Named in Local Mentions
J B Gilbert returns to Houston as a Rice Institute freshman and ex Yeomen member, joining Rice freshman squad. Thomas Jefferson White comes back to Rice as a freshman chemical engineering student after Christmas visit. Charles Stall spends days in Fort Worth with Katharine Moning and Mrs B F Robinson before heading to Austin State University. County Clerk reports 423 marriage licenses issued in 1936, vs 488 in 1935. Abbie Reese Harvey returns from Dallas to Cameron. Niley J Smith accompanies his parents to Bryan. he attends A and M College. Hilliard Thomas returns to Austin to study at Texas University.
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Thomas Jefferson White
Rice Institute
Houston
Charles Stall
Fort Worth
Cameron
Katherine Moning
B. F. Robinson
Austin
State University
Niley J. Smith
Bryan
A. J. Smith
A & M College
Carson Harris Dies in Austin at 33
Carson Harris, 33, died suddenly Monday night about 10 30 at his sister's Austin home during a visit. A Cameron resident lifelong in the county, he owned a west side Cameron business. Funeral from the Angels home, Oak Hill Cemetery beside his father E J Harris. He is survived by his widow, his mother Mrs EF J Harris, and four sisters in Bryan Cameron and Austin.
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Kit Carson Harris
W. M. Beck
Austin
Cameron
Jimmie Angel
Oak Hill
E. J. Harris
EF. J. Harris
Tremont
Bryan
Jimmy Angel
Wayne Pemberton
Local Notes and Arrivals Highlight Cameron Area
John Pierce returns to make his home in the area after leaving Cameron and joins Grabein Chevrolet Motor Company. Ruth Kemp returns to Washington DC after holidays with Judge Kemp and family. Mary Frances Blaylock visits from Austin to family in Cameron. Grady Stidham shows improvement after hospital stay and is back home. Tuesday Study Club gathers at Mrs Stanton Dossett’s home. Harris family attends P K Baird’s funeral in Austin with relatives.
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John Pierce
Navasota
Cameron
The
Grabein Chevrolet Motor Company
Grady Stidham
Cameron Hospital
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Carnation Orms
Dorothy Keyes
Wisconsin
Dallas
Seattle
J. B. Gilbert
Gilbert
Homer Nabours
A. G. Mercer
Thomas Niley
Abbie Reese Harvey
Hilliard Thomas
Texas University
BEE Line Coaches Company
Milam Hotel
Mation
Joe Bass
South Side Square
Banking House
U. S
Bills Exchange
First National Bank
Cameron, Texas
Comptroller of the Currency
Resources
United States Government
Aera
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Carson Harris
Walter Ramsel
Tax Assessors Office
Nat Wofford
Hallie Jones Wofford
Port Arthur
L. L. Blaylock
Palestine
Aillen Caldwell
Eagle Pass
Gussie McGregor
Homer McLane
Ruth Mayfield
Eet Ieee
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Ac &Ec
Ruth Kemp
Washington, D. C
Jeff T. Kemp
Mary Frances Blaylock
Mrs
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