Milam County Polio Drive Launch Planned for January
Milam County prepares a county wide March of Dimes campaign starting January 15 under Milam Drive Chairman Max McClaren. A January 11 county meeting at 7 30 pm at the Cameron Court House will organize town committees and appoint co chairmen Gene Blake and Mrs J L Callaway with extensive county surveys to boost the 1951 goal beyond 1950.
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Milam County March of
Court House
Cameron
Gene Blake
J. L. Callaway
W. P. Hogan
Rockdale
Milam County
National Foundation of
Mildred White
Tex Miller
Adolph Winfield
Simicek
Hugh Smith
August Gurecky
Olga Marek
J. P. Gooch
Leo Lnake
David Shapiro
Lincoln Mendrick
Pat Sanders
Earl Tate
Winnie Witliff
Paul Smith
L. G. Smith
Louis Delarosa
Victor Bermudez
Hazel Burkes
Jessie Thompson
Emeola Greer
Cecil Anderson
C. L. Sadberry
W. P. Morgan
H. H. Coffield
M. N. Stricker
Bill Scurlock
H. W. Maxwell
Sam Peebles
Thorndale
C. A. Butler
Jamie Clark
Buckholts
Ruby Arledge
Cecil Criswell
Cornelius Titsworth
Ed Senkel
Gause
Joe Moore
Dixie Walker
G. R. Warner
Milano
Hinton Pruett
Lon Peeples
Lesser Newton
Mr. Woods
Sharp
Marvin Harper
Dwight Hine
Marvin Petty
Luene Gersbach
Yarrellton
Buster Griffin
Clarence Colburn
Rodney Barker
Total Loss In Early Morning Fire Here
The home of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Angell was destroyed by fire in the early hours of Sunday January 7. A second alarm brought a second truck to keep flames from spreading to nearby houses. No insurance covered the house or furniture. Donations from Battetown Baptist Church and Colored Progressive Baptist Church supported the family, with further help requested.
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W. O. Angell
Battetown Baptist Church
Colored Progressive Baptist Church
Cecil Davis Jr 21 Killed in Texas Power Accident
Cecil Davis Jr 21, a transmission power department employee of Texas Power and Light, was fatally injured around 10 20 AM Wednesday after contacting high voltage lines at a Cameron substation on Highway 190. Despite four hours of artificial respiration and medical efforts, he died. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Davis Sr of Taylor and had served three years with the company. Funeral arrangements were made in Taylor.
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Cecil Davis, Jr
Texas Power & Light Company
Cameron
Highway 190
Clifford Swift
Cameron Fire Department
Marek Burns
Cecil Davis Sr
Taylor
Taylor Bedding Company
Davis
The
Power Company
Mrs Turner and sons visit Seguin kin during holidays
Mrs V A Turner and her two sons Tommy and Gary of Seguin spent the Christmas holidays with her husband's parents Mr and Mrs Tom Turner. Mrs Turner returned home with them for several days visit. Her husband M Set Turner is in the U S Air Force and stationed in Japan.
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V. A. Turner
Tommy
Gary of
Seguin
Tom Turner
Mrs. M. W. Price Burial in Oak Hill
Mrs. M W Price 81 longtime Cameron Milam County resident died at home on West Main Tuesday January 9 at 11 45 A M Funeral services were held Wednesday January 10 at the First Baptist Church with Rev C W Sanders assisting interment in Oak Hill Cemetery Surviving are five sons six daughters and six sisters with grandsons serving as pallbearers
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Bob Walker
Battetown Baptist Church
J. E. Love
Austin
Price
Oak Hill Cemetery
Dwight Price
Wright Price
Cameron
J. A. Price
Waco
A. B. Price
C. W. Price
Caldwell
J. M. Terry
Sam Houston
W. W. Culver
Houston
Temple
A. B. Buffington
W. E. Westbrook
Melvin Weems
W. B. Walden
Lucy Clifton
J. M. Fuller
Frances Collens
Oxford
Alabama
Willie Fagg
Dime Box
Texas
Officials Sworn In At Milam County Special Session
Milam County Commissioners Court met January 1 1951 in a special session to attest oaths of office for two year terms. Officials sworn included County Judge Dan Tyson County Superintendent H H Pruett County Clerk Homer Nabours District Clerk Grady Allen and others across precincts and offices.
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Milam County Commissioners Court
Dan Tyson
H. H. Pruett
Homer Nabours
Grady Allen
Vera Shafer
Ed Gunn
Leroy Hillyer
Carl C. Black
W. T. White
Justice of Peace
Womack Brashear
John Thweatt
W. E. Thomas
Water Department Monthly Statement Reports Healthy Net Profit
Cameron Water Department manager L. W. Smith announces December income of 4050.31 with expenses totaling 1371.54 leaving a net profit of 2678.77. The report credits meter system and water plant improvements as key progress. Milam County’s need for a local Farmer's Market is noted to aid farmers unable to ship produce far.
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L. W. Smith
Cameron Water Department
Water Department
Cameron
Milam County
Enemy Driven Back On Wonju Front
Allied forces pushed back North Korean troops about three miles on the southern approaches to Wonju Korea. The counterattack reached high hills two miles from Wonju in heavy snow, with infantry and artillery fighting as air support and tanks were hampered by conditions.
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Wonju
Tokyo
United Press
Joe Quinn
Korea
Scout Leaders In Three Day Session At Cameron
A three day leadership course for Cameron Girl Scout leaders was held January 3 5 at the Girl Scout House Ledbetter Park. Miss Frances Sowell directed with sessions on leadership arts and crafts. Board members and adult leaders attended and will apply the training to enhance Cameron scouting.
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Cameron
Girl Scout
Ledbetter Park
David Shapiro
Frances Sowell
Colorado Lakes Area Council For
Girl Scouts
Wendell Carr
Paul Smith
Albert Horstmann
Clarence Simank
L. G. Smith
L. Raska
St. Anthony School
Cameron Board
Milam County Oil Drilling Expands With Six Wells Active
Milam County shows rising oil activity with six wells being drilled led by local investor Sam Hohenstein. Drilling spreads around Cameron area with multiple rigs in Sharp Community R F Lindhorst place Ike Camp Ranch and Burlington Cronan Ranch and Sandy Creek areas. Prospects look favorable as ongoing tests and recent 500 barrel well near Lottin Falls boost county interest.
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Milam County
Sam Hohenstein
Cameron
Lottin Falls County
Sharp
R. F. Lindhorst
H. C. McDaniels
Ike Camp Ranch
San Gabriel
Roland Paxson and Co
Burlington
Cronan Ranch
Joe Bartek
Marak
J. D. Nelson
Sandy Creek
J. E. Franks
North Texas
Biiary
Final Rites For A. F. McGregor
Amos Franklin McGregor age 60 died Tuesday at his Hoyte home from a heart attack. He was born February 14 1890 in Milano and lived in Hoyte three years. Survivors include his widow a son Talmadge of Cameron a daughter Mrs. Howard Cochran of Houston and five sisters and five brothers. Funeral by Rev Byron Welch at Marek Burns Chapel at 2 00 PM Wednesday January 19 1951 with burial in Oak Hill.
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Amos Franklin McGregor
Hoyte
McGregor
Milano
Talmadge McGregor
Cameron
Howard Cochran
Houston
Alice Newman
Harlingen
Carl Thomas
Bryan
C. T. Woods
Henry Hutto
Gertrude LaFerney
Sommerville
Jim McGregor
Harry McGregor
Adeline
S. E. McGregor
Tucson
Arizona
Ted McGregor
San Antonio
Walter McGregor
Kerrville
Byron Welch
First Christian Church
Rockdale
Chapel of Marek-Burns Funeral Home
Oak Hill Cemetery
Postal Receipts Hit Historic High at Cameron Post Office
Cameron Post Office posted annual postal receipts for 1950 of 51 160 26 the highest in its history according to local postmaster John R Hayes. The 1949 total was 49 260 01 showing a 3 8 percent rise in 1950 with December near 1949 levels and most gains occurring in the first three quarters.
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Cameron Post Office
John R. Hayes
Funeral Services Held For Miss Larza
Miss Albina Larza was found dead in the yard at her home in the Ad Hall Community Saturday January 6 by neighbor John Daeser. Peace Justice Womack ruled death by natural causes in an inquest. Born September 30 1882 in Texas she was a sister of Mrs. Frank Meeks Sr. and frequent Cameron visitor. Funeral Monday January 8 at the Czech Moravian Church Buckholts officiated by Rev H E Beseda. Burial at Corinth Cemetery Marek Burns directing. Surviving: two brothers Louis Larza Burlington and Joe Larza Bruceville three sisters Mrs Frank Meeks Sr Cameron Frances Larza Wharton and Mrs Louis Bednarz Corpus Christi.
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Albina Larza
Ad Hall
John Daeser
H. E. Beseda
Caldwell
Corinth
Marek Burns
Louis Larza
Burlington
Joe Larza
Bruceville
Frank Meeks, Sr
Cameron
Frances Larza
Wharton
Louis Bednarz
Corpus Christi
Texas Receives 39 Million for Air Raid Shelters
Texas will receive 3.54 percent of a proposed 1.125 billion in federal civilian shelter funds amounting to 39.825 million. Governor Allan Shivers told officials confidentially if target areas are specified, while civil defense features high in the upcoming legislative message.
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Austin
Texas
Allan Shivers
Congress
Shivers
William JL. McGill
Governors Office
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
McGill
Temple couple visits at Mrs. J L Barmore home
Mr and Mrs Harry Jones of Temple visited the home of Mrs J L Barmore recently for social calls.
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Harry Jones
Temple
J. L. Barmore
McDonald Enlists in Navy Heads to Great Lakes for Training
Bennie J. McDonald has enlisted in the U S Navy and left Houston on Friday January 5 to report for schooling and assignments at the Great Lakes training base. Before joining the service he worked for Gulf Oil Co in Houston.
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Bennie J. McDonald
U. S. Navy
Houston
Great Lakes
Gulf Oil Co
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