Buckholts Belton MOD Benefit Basketball Game Friday
Buckholts High School hosts a fundraiser basketball game Friday night January 15 in the Buckholts School Gym. Buckholts Independent Basketball faces Belton Independent Basketball at 7 30 pm to benefit the March of Dimes. A short film between halves is planned and parents PTA volunteers run concessions.
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Buckholts
Belton
Buckholts High School
Buckholts School
Belton’s
March of Dimes Fund
Buckholts Parent Teacher Association
Mrs Schulz Hosts Guests From Corpus Christi Robstown
Mrs. J. A. Blasien notes recent visits by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kieschnick and family of Corpus Christi and Miss Helen Lieschnick of Robstown, accompanying relatives of Mrs. Schulz and her mother Mrs. Wm. Senkel.
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J. A. Blasien
Otto Schulz
Louis Kieschnick
Corpus Christi
Helen Lieschnick
Robstown
Schulz
Wm. Senkel
Local residents visit kin across several Texas towns
Cameron Gene Schaffer of Bishop and families from Maysfield Austin Yarrellton and Cameron share Sunday visits with relatives including Mrs. Lanicek and Jerry. The Dodd family and Lorenzs host a weekend gathering with Doskpeil and Stussell relatives in the area. Otto Mayer and others mentioned in a traveling visitors list.
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Cameron Gene Schaffer
Bishop
Walter Senkel
Maysfield
Curtis Phipps
Austin
Adeline Kelm
Yarrellton
Edwin Reynolds
Cameron
John Lanicek
Jerry
George Dodd
Leon Lorenz
Sneed Kasner
Josephine Doskpeil
Ft. Worth
Report of Condition The First National Bank Cameron Texas 1953
Report filed by cashier E. J. Manning with 1953 year end figures. Total assets 4 345 743.73. Deposits total 4 140 129.52. Capital accounts 201 614.41. Liabilities and capital equal total assets. Pledged assets 792 500.00. Directors Flinn Gurecky Sharpe attest.
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First National Bank
United States
E. J. Manning
J. E. Flinn
A. K. Gurecky
Walter F. Sharpe
Local Families Attend Social Visits Across Town
The report lists numerous visits and gatherings among residents of Waco and nearby towns. Families including Skala Pagach Reynolds and others hosted guests from Chilton Marlin Lott Burlington and Fort Hood. Weather caused a church service cancellation but rescheduled for next Sunday.
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Waco
Louis Skala
Joe Pagach
W. B. Reynolds
Reynolds
Lexington
Ed Schulz
Herman Schulz
Burlington
Bill Harrison
Redden Reeves
Chilton
Howard Harrison
Gwendoline Kromnow
Marlin
Oran Casey
Lott
Cpl
Hubert Skala
Ft. Hood
Jerry Lanicek
Dallas
J. A. Blassenz
Harris Little
Rosebud Hospital
C. S. Robbins
Baptist Worker’s
Milano
W. L. Thompson
Weekend visitors and travels across Texas towns
A list of social visits and out of town guests from Houston, Fort Worth, Rockdale, Cameron, Dallas, Austin, Kingsville, Hungerford, Beasley, Ben Arnold, and Cameron. Residents hosted relatives and friends including Mrs Florence Spiegel Mr J A Dewberry and twins James and John of Houston and parish activities in Smithville.
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Florence Spiegel
J. A. Dewberry
James and
John
Houston
J. D. Pope
Fort Worth
Frank Kolin
Rockdale
Ed Fowler
Elmer
Austin
Presbyterian Church
Smithville
Jerry Harbur
Mary Jo
Herman Lange
Antone Vybrial
Dallas
Tomasek
Ad Hall
Milton Brandstetter
Dwight Hine
A&m
W. L. Spiegel
Albert Rinn
Paul Green
Rinn
Harry Campbell
Baby
Kingsville
C. R. Campbell
A. C. Guttenberger
Hungerford
Bertha Isleith
Beasley
Gus Pimpler
Ben Arnold
Edmund Pimpler
Cameron
Erwin Pimpler
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Billy
John Ellis
Trixi McCormick
Kinko
Alice Wright
High School
Burkes . Howard Company
International Harvester
Cameron, Texas
Chili
Lewis-Chili Shoe Store
Dedman - Shelby
Cameron, Téras
of Cameron
Texas
Federal Reserve Banks
State of Texas
Milam
Verna Mae Vick Notary Public
Turkey
Westinghouse
Swift
Humplik & Ranch
Ear Meaters
Southwind Gasoline
Thompsons
Frank Rogers
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