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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1933

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United Workers Reply to Labor Complaint Issued in Cameron

The United Charities explain they aid only when truly needed to avoid embezzling funds. Local donors are asked to supply labor to eligible workers by Jan 16, with Lions Club assisting from January 18 at the First Presbyterian church. Call 733 two days in advance between 8 and 9 each morning.

United Charities United Workers Cameron United Workers Corps Lions Club of Lion O. C. Acrey First Presbyterian Church

No changes in bank officers for Cameron banks 1935

The article lists bank officers for the Citizens National Bank and the First National Bank of Cameron for 1935. First National Bank officers include R H McIntosh as president and Giles L Arriett as active vice president with H M Hefley as cashier. Citizens National Bank officers include Oxsheer Smith as president and W C Newton as active vice president with Phillip Reid as cashier.

Citizens National First National Banks of Cameron First National Bank R. H. MclIntosh Mrs. W. Cheeves Giles L. Arriett H. M. Hefley A. K. Gurecky Rudolph Marak Citizens National Bank Oxsheer Smith C. W. Lawrence

Cameron Students Publish Tabloid Et Cetera Magazine

The Yee High School press club launches a tri weekly tabloid named Et Cetera starting January 23. Ernest Sharpe serves as editor in chief with Roy Baskin Jr and Henriet Hefley as assistants. Viola Sustek is business manager with T A Fisher and Miss Jolly Blanche Pitts as faculty advisors.

Yee High School Press — Club Ernest Sharpe Roy Baskin, Jr Henriet Hefley Viola Sustek T. A. Fisher Miss Jolly Blanche Pitts

Editor Reichert Attends Ma Ball in Austin

Cameron Enterprise editor Ben F Reichert attended Governor Miriam A Ferguson's inauguration ball in Austin Tuesday night. He was hosted by his UT student brother Clay Reichert. Reichert, a former UT journalism student, hailed the event as a big success. Kenneth Wiley, formerly of Waco, is back home indefinitely.

Ben F. Reichert The Cameron Enterprise Austin Miriam A. Ferguson Clay Reichert University of Texas Reichert Sterling Fergusons Moody Legiislature James F Pa” Ferguson Senate

Ty Cobb for Congress Candidate in Garner Succession

Cameron editor Ty Cobb, raised in Cameron, seeks Congress to succeed John N. Garner. Mission Enterprise endorses him. locals cheer his potential election. Will Rogers praised Cobb in remarks about the race.

Cobb Congress John N. Garner Mission Enterprise Cameron Will Rogers Ty” Cobb

Revival At Cameron Gospel Tabernacle Grows Local Crowd

Evangelist Rev A J Richey from Houston conducts a revival at Cameron Gospel Tabernacle across from City Park with near full houses each night. He has held major revivals in Jacksonville Tampa Los Angeles and other cities and will continue with themed sermons through Sunday including The Last Hour of the Gentile Rule El Shaddai and The Gift of the Holy Spirit.

A. J. Richey Houston Cameron Gospel Tabernacle City Park Tampa Florida Los Angeles Lou Beach California Texas Beaumont Wichita Falls Tyler Palestine Cameron All Sufficient

Dr W R Newton Named Milam County Health Officer

Dr W R Newton founder of Cameron Hospital and noted surgeon was reappointed Milam County health officer by the Commissioners Court to serve another term. He led the vaccination program during the recent flu and diphtheria epidemic with free serum and services for those in need. Five other doctors sought the post.

W. R. Newton Cameron Hospital Milam County Commissioners Court

Farm Loan Association Elects 1932 Directors

The Cameron National Farm Loan Association held a meeting in the District Court Room January 10 and elected a 1933 board consisting of T. S. Henderson, C. R. Hall, Will Vaughn, D. K. Hall and J. C. Freeman.

Cameron National Farm Loan Association District Court Room T. S. Henderson C. R. Hall Will Vaughn D. K. Hall J. C. Freeman

St Monica's Parish Reports Progress in 1932

At a Sunday meeting Rev. Geo Apel presented the annual finances for St Monica's parish. Income totaled 4021.50 with expenditures 3758.31 incl a 1500 note payoff and 100 interest plus 250 interest on another note. Pastor salary was 1000. Debt on the new church reduced to 5400. The parish praised for progress and asked continued support. St Monica's is a notable Central Texas church built under Father Apel.

St. Monica’s Church Knights of Columbus Geo. Apel Father Apel Paris Monica’s Texas

McKinney Baker Eyes Cameron Bakery Plant

Prospects looked favorable Thursday for establishing a McKinney Bakery plant in Cameron. Mr. Knott and partner discussed renting the former Stein's bakery building from H. E. Garner of the Masonic lodge, as Cameron residents buy bread elsewhere and local bakeries have closed. Local advocates urged city support to promote the industry once set up.

Cameron Knott McKinney H. E. Garner Masonic Lodge Stein’s

Jesse James Receives House Ranking Committee Assignments

Representative Jesse James of the 65th District is named to key House committees by Speaker Coke Stevenson whom he backed. James serves as a member and vice chairman of the labor committee and sits on the committee for state elementary and other state owned institutions.

Jesse James Coke Stevenson James Committee On Labor

Milam County Relief Disburses 560 For Weekly Work

About 560.00 was issued from the Milam County Emergency Relief headquarters Saturday. Unemployed men received three days work at one dollar a day. A new shift began Monday at 75 cents for two days. Roughly 100 men worked the past week.

Milam County

P T A January Meeting Celebrates Founders Day

The Cameron Parent Teachers Association January meeting featured a Founder’s Day celebration with a large birthday cake and three dozen candles. Music by several presenters accompanied a candle lighting led by Little Mary Adella Halpin and a reading titled Our Founder. Mrs Roy Jeter recounted early PTA history with leaders Mrs Theodore Burney and Mrs Phoebe Hurst. A future Ada Henderson auditorium picture exhibit was announced for January 16 week and a letter from Senator Poage on education legislation was read.

Cameron Parent-Teachers Association Vernon McIntyre A. J. Triggs Dickard Bradbury Strickland Mary Adella Halpin Dorothy Welch Roy Jeter Theodore Burney Phoebe Hurst Ada Henderson Auditorium Simm Burns Senator Poage

Theft of Turkey Brings Prison Time for Harvey Wilson

Harvey Wilson pled guilty to theft of a turkey and received 80 days in the penitentiary. He had earlier been convicted of forgery and passing on September 17, 1931, with a two year suspended sentence later revoked for new conviction. He must serve the two years plus 30 days for the theft.

Turkey Harvey Wilson

Huson Ables Suffers Severe Hand Ailment

Huson Ables of New Cameron Drug Co. suffered an infected hand from a small cut. Dr. Brooks operated Tuesday night and administered a serum to prevent blood poisoning. Ables was at the store Wednesday and plans to recover soon. Dr. W R Newton attended Governor Miriam A Ferguson's inauguration in Austin Tuesday.

Huson Ables New Cameron Drug Co W. R. Newton Austin Miriam A. Ferguson City

Highway Assured Act Funds Pledged for Elm Creek to Burlington Route

Noon Thursday indications show a highway improvement from Elm Creek to Burlington via Ben Arnold. Secretary Cobb of the Chamber of Commerce is short about $300 for right of way. County appropriations and local cooperation will raise the funds, with Cameron citizens joining Ben Arnold and Burlington in the effort.

Elm Creek Burlington Ben Arnold Cobb Chamber of Commerce H. A. Fuchs Cameronn Cameron

Ferguson Repeats as Texas Governor in Historic Inaugural

Mrs. Miriam A. Ferguson was sworn in for a second term as Texas governor marking a historic moment as the nation’s only female state chief executive. She called for tax relief, warned of heavy government burdens, and sought swift legislative cooperation.

Austin Texas Miriam A. Ferguson United States Nellie Tayloe Ross Wyoming House of Representatives Dan Moody Sterling

Milam and Falls Counties Targeted for New Judicial District

The Legislative Committee recommends a new district by merging Milam and Falls counties abolishing the 20th District overseen by Judge W G Gillis. The plan accompanies a salary cut and may change before the legislature acts. Judge Gillis sought public opinion on proposed district changes including adding Burleson or Lee Counties.

Milam County Falls County W. G. Gillis Falls Milam Gillis Burleson Lee

Loan Association Picks Officers for 1933

Cameron Building and Loan Association met January 12 and elected officers for 1933 James Watson as president and H M Hefley as secretary.

Cameron Building and Loan Association James Watson H. M. Hefley

Girls Bluebird Choral Club to present program

The Girls Bluebird Choral Club under Miss Alice Adele Wilkerson will present a musical program Sunday morning January 29 at 11 at the Presbyterian church. Details of the program will be announced next week. The public is invited to attend.

Girls Bluebird Choral Club Alice Adele Wilkerson Presbyterian Church

Prescott and Fosher Tie Wedding at Burlington Home

Mi Ola Lee Fosher and Terrell Prescott of Burlington were married at the Henderson home with Rev. W B Breazeale officiating. The couple plans a short honeymoon and will settle near Burlington after the ceremony.

Mi Ola Lee Fosher Terrell Prescott Burlington H. C. Henderson W .B. Breazeale

Former City Marshal Tom Parker Visits Cameron

Tom Parker former city marshal of Cameron and now a Santa Fe Railroad special officer visited Cameron on Monday. He hosted by Gere Smith and recalled his Cameron years serving as City Marshal.

Tom Parker Cameron Monday Cameron Santa Fe Railroad Gere Smith Parker Santa Fe System

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Citizens ON Labor Kenneth Wiley Waco Moulton Cobl WR Newton Farm Loan Association ST. Monica’s Parish House R. 8. Sterling Ferguson Hts George Natlie Stuart Watt George Nalle, Jr Edgar Witt Prescott-Foster Charlie
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