Funeral Services Held For Donna Bollinger At Rice
Donna Lynn Bollinger two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Bollinger died Sunday morning January 4 1963 at the family home near Gause after several days of pneumonia. Services were held at Rice Baptist Church at 2 30 p m Monday January 5 with interment in Rice cemetery. Surviving are her parents and grandparents Mr and Mrs Walter Bollinger of Gause and Mr and Mrs Jimmy Quillen of Belton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Bollinger
Rice
Donna Lynn Bollinger
Sam Bollinger
Gause
Doana Lynn
Rice Baptist Church
Rice Cemetery
Phillips and Luckey
Walter Bollinger
Jimmy Quillen
Belton
Fires Monday Destroy House on N Crockett and Pettibone
Cameron volunteers responded to two fires Monday afternoon. A kerosene stove explosion reportedly caused a blaze that destroyed Hubert Shuffield’s house and Braden’s furnishings at 4:30 p.m. Emil Braden resided there. About an hour later a county pickup owned by a Markham workman burned nearly completely at Pettibone.
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N. Crockett
Pettibone
W. W. Markham
Kin of Mrs. Ed Gunn Dies at Taylor
Mrs. J. L. Bounds of Taylor died at Stomberg Hospital Sunday January 4 1953 after illness since January 2. She was sister in law of Mrs. Ed Gunn of Cameron and wife of J L Bounds a Taylor contractor. Funeral services Tuesday January 6 at 10 a m and Lutheran church at 10 30 with interment in Taylor cemetery. Survivors include husband a son John Bounds and daughter Mrs Maurice Jones plus mother Mrs Clara Boles and two brothers.
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Ed Gunn
Taylor
J. L. Bounds
Stomberg
That City
Cameron
Milam County
Lutheran Church
Taylor Ceme
Tery
John Bounds
Rockdale
Maurice Jones
Corpus Christi
Clara Boles
Two Injured In Mishap Saturday
Melvin Lawrence of Buckholts suffered minor injuries after his 1950 Ford pickup hit the rear of a Pontiac driven by Clarence Taylor on Highway 77 near the Drive-In Theatre. Lawrence received stitches for a forehead cut and was released from the hospital. Taylor and his wife also sustained injuries though not serious. Both vehicles suffered heavy damage.
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Melvin Lawrence
Buckholts
Clarence Taylor
Lawrence
Taylor
Death of Milam County farmer John Thomas Lewis
John Thomas Lewis, 91, died Monday at the Corinth community home after months of illness. A native of Milam County born March 19, 1861, he was a retired farmer and one of the county’s oldest natives. He leaves eight sons, three daughters, 31 grandchildren, 27 great grandchildren, and three sisters. Burial is at Corinth Cemetery with services at Marek-Burns Funeral Home conducted by Dr. Mark Magers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas Lewis
Corinth Cemetery
Corinth
Mr. Lewis
Milam County
Ida Belle Lewis
Marek-Burns Funeral Home
Mark Magers
First Methodist Church
D. Lewis
Buckholts
Floyd Lewis
Austin
H. S. Lewis
Houston
J. S. Lewis
Lovington
N. M
L. T
Buck” Lewis
Dallas
J. H. Lewis
F. D. “Kidd
Lewis
Leon Lewis
Fort Worth
Latsa Walschak
Faye Love
Hazel Brady
F. D. Lewis, Jr
L. T. Lewis, Jr
David Lewis
Louis Love
Edward Love
H. S. Lewis, Jr
Howard Brady
Peter Brady
Funeral Service Planned for 90-Year-Old Milam Resident
Mrs. Sally Garner 90 died at home Monday Jan 5 1953 after months of illness. She lived long in Sharp community and was well known there. Funeral at Phillip and Luckey 3 p m Tuesday with interment in Sharp cemetery. Survivors: two sons Hicks and Homer Garner of Rockdale and a daughter in Dallas. Mr and Mrs Fred Starnes visited Cameron recently.
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Sally Garner
Sharp
Phillip and Luckey
Hicks
Homer Garner
Rockdale
Dallas
J. E. Terry of Route 4 Transacted Business Here
J E Terry of Route 4 conducted business in town on Friday morning as recorded in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Terry
Route 4
Mrs Thomas Nelson Visited Houston Couple New Year
Mrs Thomas Nelson Sr of Houston visited in the home of Mr and Mrs Sandy Pangborn on New Year’s Day.
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Thomas Nelson, Sr
Houston
Sandy Pangborn
Local residents with Cameron connections spread holiday greetings
Henry Griffin did business in Cameron this week. Mr and Mrs Fred Petmicky visited relatives in Hutto. Mr and Mrs Cecil Criswell of Buckholts were Cameron visitors. Mr and Mrs Frank Mendoza were Cameron guests. St and Mrs Bobby Jackson returned to Tyndall AFB Florida after holidays with Bartow Jackson and Annie Kirk. Thomas Jackson, a University of Texas student, also spent holidays in Cameron.
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Fred Petmicky
Hutto
Mrs
Cecil Criswell of
Buckholts
Cameron
Frank Mendoza
Bobby Jackson
Tyndall Air Force Base
Panama City
Fla
Bartow Jackson
Annie Kirk
Thomas Jackson
University of Texas
Social Visits Reported Around Waco and Cameron
Rex McClaren visits the Clark home in Waco while Buster Hobson and family, including John Perry and Chipper, stay with Tex Lewis. Giles Burnett and his son Newton are ill with influenza in a Cameron hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Hobson
John Perry and
Chipper
Tex Lewis
Giles Burnett
Newton
Cameron Hospital
Mrs. R H Mueck Visits Cameron With Illness Improving
Mrs. R H Mueck of Route 1 visited Cameron on Friday morning. She has been ill but is rapidly improving.
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R. H. Mueck
Route 1
Cameron
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Ganse
Santa Anna
Milam
Fred Starnes
U.S
Sousty
Phillips 66
Cantey
Asrolley Celeneonen
Mack’s Oil Company
Cameron, Texas
Henry Griffin
Rex McClaren
Mrs. R. W. Clark
Waco
ANY & All
West Main
Chrysler
America
Green Motor Company
Howell and 7Th Street