Hall Tyson 73, Funeral Thursday in Maysfield
Hall Tyson age 73 born January 8 1889 in Milam County died Tuesday in Houston. Former Maysfield resident now living in Houston for 20 years. Services Thursday 3 p m at Maysfield Methodist Church burial Pebble Grove Cemetery. Survivors include wife Renna Tyson three sons Scott Murphy and C D Holloway all of Houston three daughters Mrs Harvey Radke Mrs O S Red Miller of Houston and Mrs Tony Lamme of Austin three sisters Mrs J C Freeman Miss Mabel Tyson and Mrs M D Moseley 22 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren Marek Burns Funeral Home in charge
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Milam County
Houston
Maysfield
Maysfield Methodist Church
Pebble Grove Cemetery
Renna Tyson
Scott Tyson
Murphy Tyson
C. D. Holloway
Harvey Radke
O. S
Red) Miller
Tony Lamme
Austin
J. C Freeman
Mabel Tyson
M.D Moseley
Beaumont
Marek - Burns Funeral Home
Cold snap halts Milam Cen-Tex classes on Wednesday
Cold weather shuts schools across Milam and Cen-Tex Wednesday with lows near 14 degrees Cameron districts plan to reopen Thursday as roads remain hazardous. No accidents reported though some streets slick. gas distribution set a record during the 32 hour period ending Wednesday morning.
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Milam County
Cameron
Milam
Cen - Tex
Pheces
Schoool
Rockdale
Milano
Hurlington
Sharp
Cavitte
Miblysfield
Branchville
Adee
Charlie Burke
Lone Star
North
Panhandle
Texas
Cameron area sees brisk year with finance reports and growth
The Cameron area reports a strong financial health with city and school statements, bank calls, and a Rogers school report. Officials publish conditions on spending and indebtedness as campaigns rise and local development expectations grow in Milam County.
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The
Herald
Dallas
Wall Street Journal
Cameron
Rogers
Bryan Pca
IBM
Milam
Home Building Tops 1961 Permits in City Totals
City Secretary John Andres reports new home construction led permit totals in 1961, signaling a strong year for residential building projects and indicating growth for the local housing market.
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John Andres
Kiplinger Sees Banner Year Ahead for 1962
Kiplinger notes in Changing Times that 1962 could be a strong year with more jobs and higher production. Unemployment may average around 4 to 5 percent, while industry could operate at 90 percent capacity or more, boosting output across steel, aluminum, and other goods.
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Changing Times
Kiplinger Magazine
Milam Farm Bureau to Host Lilly on Screwworm and Brucellosis
Bob A. Lilly, Texas Farm Bureau Legislative Director, will speak at 7:30 p.m. Thursday January 18 in the Fellowship Hall of the First Methodist Church Cameron. Milam Farm Bureau President V L Angell urges farmers and ranchers to attend to learn facts and impacts of the Screwworm and Brucellosis control programs. John A. Smith, Program Committee chair, says the meeting is open to the public.
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Bob A. Lilly
Texas Farmureau
Milam County Farm Bureau
First Methodist Church
V. L. Angell
Milam Farm Bureau
Angell
Lilly
Milam County
John A. Smith
Farm Bureau Program Committee
Saint To Speak Before You Grid Banquet
Arlington State College head coach Claude Gilstrap will be the featured speaker at the annual football banquet honoring the Fighting Yeomen on Tuesday at the Methodist Fellowship Hall. Tickets must be bought by noon Monday, January 15, from the coaching staff or superintendent's office. no tickets at the door.
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Arlington State College
Claude “Chena” Gilstrap
Methodist Fellowship Hall
Former Rockdalian Named Officer In Alcoa Organization
John D. Harper, longtime Alcoa executive and former Rockdale Works manager, was named vice president in charge of production. A Louisville Tennessee native and 1933 University of Tennessee electrical engineering graduate, Harper led Rockdale to launch Alcoa’s first lignite powered smelter and earned roles with Texas Good Roads Association East Texas Chamber of Commerce Heart of Texas Council Boy Scouts and Texas Chemical Council.
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John D. Harper
Alcoa
Rockdale
Harper
Texas
Texas Good Roads Association
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Heart of Texas Council
Boy Scouts of America
Texas Chemical Council
Louisville, Tenn
University of Tennessee
Tenn
Bloodmobile to Visit Cameron for Milam County Quota
The Waco Bloodmobile arrives in Cameron on Friday January 19 to reach Milam County’s 70 pint quota. Residents receive blood free of charge through the Red Cross Blood Bank program after minimal transfusion handling costs. John B. Henderson Jr. urges churches and service clubs to help meet the goal at the First Methodist Church Fellowship Hall noon to 6 pm.
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Waco
Cameron
Milam County
United States
Red Cross Blood Bank
John B. Henderson Jr
Henderson
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
New Cameron School Chooses New Head Coach
Cameron School Board hired a new head coach to replace Bill Bates who resigned in December. Superintendent Charles Zeigler said the coach’s name would be announced Saturday after prior job commitments were cleared. The new coach starts at the opening of the semester. about 50 applicants were considered. Existing Cameron coaches Jack Larimore and Ray Stevens remain on staff. Construction on a four room addition at O J Thomas was underway despite minor weather delays.
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Charles Zeigler
Cameron
Bill Bates
Zeigler
Jack Larimore
Ray Stevens
O. J. Thomas
West Side
Thorndale's Hoppe Seeks 12th Term as Justice of Peace
Judge Hoppe, Thorndale city judge, announces run for his 12th term as Justice of Peace. The 80 year old seeks re election despite past opposition and emphasizes adherence to law over friendship. He has a broad career in Thorndale including bank work and business. His six children hold federal and state positions or live in Austin, Houston, Abilene and Washington.
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C. Hoppe
Democratic Committee For the Office of Justice of Peace
Thorndale
Hoppe
Bastrop
Milam
Sharp
Thorndale State Bank
Watkins Products
Hoppes
Edgar
U. S
Washington D. C
Emil
Abilene
Elo
Draft Board
Austin
Leon
Houston
Max
Internal Revenue Service
Bill Pugh
Preston Royal to Open 200-Seat Cameron Theater
Robert Scott announces construction of a 200 seat Preston Royal theatre in Cameron next to the Chamber of Commerce building. Opening is planned for February 1 with an invitational screening January 31 for local business leaders. contractor is Anderle Lumber Co. He will show only family films from major studios.
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Robert Scott
Milam
Cameron Chamber of Commerce
Houston
Scott
the Herald
Preston Royal
Anderle Lumber Co
Cameron Business
Commercial Standard Fire & Marine Co
Sam Tindall Buys Hughes Supply Co
Mrs. Stanley Hughes announces the sale of Hughes Supply Co at 202 N. Fannin to Sam Tindall and Cameron Masonry Contractor. The firm will be renamed Tindall Supply Company. Mrs. Hughes leaves Friday for Fort Worth to become Dormitory director at Texas Christian University.
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Stanley Hughes
Hughes Supply Co
N. Fannin
Sam Tindall
Cameron Masonry Contractor
Tindall Supply Company
Hughes
Fort Worth
Texas Christian University
Four More Seek Milam Democratic Primary Posts
Milam County filings for the May 5 Democratic primary include incumbent County Judge Don Humble, County Clerk Wayne Wieser, County Treasurer Ida Johns, District Clerk Sept H D Maxwell, and Precinct officials LaVert McKinney Grady Allen Thorndale R H McCasland plus eight justice posts. State Rep seat 56th, expanded to include Burleson, Robertson, Milam, amid talk of Cameron businessman Milton Schiller challenging Herman Yezak in his bid for a 10th term. A possible runoff would be June 2 if needed.
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Milam
Milton
Burleson
Robertson
Don G. Humble
Wayne Wieser
Ida Johns
H. D. Maxwell
LaVert McKinney
Grady Allen
Pet
Cameron
Vet
Thorndale R. H. McCasland
McClaren
Services Held for Mrs. Emma Von Rosenberg in Temple Fire Death
Funeral services set for 1 p m Thursday for Mrs Emma Von Rosenberg 84 mother of A W Von Rosenberg Cameron auto dealer She died Tuesday afternoon from fatal burns at her Temple home after clothing ignited by a room heater Survivors include two sons a sister and many grandchildren and great grandchildren The fire death was the first in the Temple area this year Burial at Urban Cemetery near Sharp Rev F T Sager to officiate at Marek Burns Funeral Home.
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Emma von Rosenberg
A.W. von Rosenberg
Cameron
Rosenberg
Temple
Wu Temple Hospital
F. T. Sager
Rockdale
Marek - Burns Funeral
Urban Cemetery
Sharp
Temple Fire Department
A. W. von Rosenberg
Alvin von Rosenberg
Hugo van Rosenberg
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Southwesterla Bell Telephone Co
Texas Power & Light Co
Miriam
UMC
FML
Kiplinger Forsees Banner
O. J. Thomas School
ASC
Gilstrap
Southwest
Pasadena
Calif
Southern Methodist University
Yoelligh
Ernest Bayer
Central Texas
Yeemen
Yee High School
Rockdalian
Yeoman
Warner Brothers
MGM
20Th Century Fox
Disney
Johns
W. R. Poage
Milam Justice
Max McClaren
Milam Democratic Committee
Jp's FC
Paul Sakowitz
Buckholts
Herman Yezak
Texas House of Representatives
Vpoage
Thorndale Justice Pre
Jp's
All Justice
Schiller, Cameron
Yezak
Mrs. von Rosenberg
Temple Fireseam
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