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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1939

Page

5

Delphian and social club events celebrate in January

Society notes record Delphian Chapter’s afternoon program on church and state figures. Valentine themed bridge at Milamo Hotel, plus bridge luncheon at Mrs W Gaither's home. A late January miscellaneous shower honors Mrs Delfin Schiller with gifts and stories of Delfin's Buckholts wedding. Local circles elect officers and host more gatherings through January.

Rose Rischar Delphian West Main Street Henry Hefley Don Eplen E. A. Flinn Mary Eddy Baker Clarence Freeman Amy Semple McPherson William Freeman Ann Hutchinson Niley Smith Valentine S. A. Cottle Milamo Hotel C. G. Brindly R. B. Stedman Leland Denson Ernest Coffield Delfin Schiller Ardy Fuchs John Matyastik Clarkson Schiller Arnold Runmel Minnie Sager Harold Fuchs Buckholts Alpha Eta Beta Sigma Phi Billye Reno Dorothy Schiller Ada Henderson School

Hope Lutheran Church Service Schedule in Luckholts Texas

The notice lists Hope Lutheran Church in Luckholts Texas with Pastor A E Flathmann and church phone 14. Sunday January 22 features English Bible class at 9 30 a m and German worship at 10 30 a m followed by an English service at 7 p m. The January 8 annual meeting unfinished business will be completed after the morning service. The ad includes a radio service callout for Parma Radio Service.

Luckholts Texas A. E. Flathmann Lible School Christ

Man Who Knew Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker to Write Story

W O Ellis of Belton a key maker and locksmith visited Cameron to view the Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow death car. He recalls riding in the car with Parker five days before the ambush near Monroe Louisiana and repairing her small .88 caliber revolver. Ellis agreed to provide a story for exclusive publication in the Cameron Herald in the coming weeks.

Clyde Barrow Bonnie Parker Herald W. O. Ellis Belton Cameron Mr. Ellis Monroe Ellis

Home Demonstrations on Air January 21 at KTEM

West Milam Home Demonstration Club will discuss Home Conveniences on KTEM Temple January 21 from 11:00 to 11:15 a m. Five Milam County clubs voted to broadcast with District 8 counties in 1989. Other clubs scheduled later include Clarkson Bryant Station Bethlehem and Tracy.

West Milam KTEM Temple Milam County Clarkson Bryant Station Bethlehem Tracy

Church of Christ Calendar and Programs

Manuel B and Hartley lead Bible study at 10:00 a.m. The Church for Today sermon at 10:55 a.m. Pictures of Life by J. D. Bowen of Temple at 7:15 p.m. Services daily at 2:30 and 7:15 p.m. from January 15 to 20.

Church For Today J. D. Bowen Temple

Boy Scouts To Hold Milam County First Aid Meet

Milam County Boy Scouts will stage a First Aid meet at the high school gym Saturday January 21 at 7 pm. Each troop will be represented by a four member first aid team and an Alderman. The winning team advances to a May 4 meet in Waco. Dr Leland Denson chairs the Local Health and Safety Committee.

Milam County Boy Scouts Waco Leland Denson

Knights of Pythias hold special meeting and conferrals

At the Knights of Pythias special meeting Friday January 13 there were 15 Knight candidates. On Monday January 16 eighteen applications for membership were presented and the Rank of Equire conferred on J W Bush Carrol Green and Shirley McLean. Raymond Sharp received a 25th year Veteran's Jewel. A further special meeting is set for Friday January 20 when 12 Knight candidates will be conferred.

Knights of Pythias J. W. Bush Carrol Green Shirley McLean Raymond Sharp

Ointment From Biblical Plant Found in U S Shrub

Article notes musk from a Minnesota shrub used as spikeward in the King James Bible to anoint Jesus feet. It highlights the plant’s abundance in U S forests and recalls the Christmas story while also quoting constitutional provisions on religious tests for office.

America Holy Land Bethlehem Minnesota North Woods United States Jesus South

Citadel at Quebec City Transforms Powder Magazine into Chapel

A centuries old powder magazine atop Quebec City's heights is repurposed as a chapel for a French- Canadian regiment. In the officers mess a brass cannon, captured by British troops at Bunker Hill, remains displayed. Wolfe and his troops seized the citadel in 1759, gaining control of Canada from Montcalm.

Quebec City Bunker Hill Wolfe Canada Montcalm

French grocer recounts WWI prisoner exchange tale

In Perpignan district, Andre-Pierre Cales, a Belves grocer, says he left a German prison camp for eight days in 1916 with a Kaiser-signed permit and then returned to captivity. He toured Belves during a three day home visit before returning to Germany. He was freed in 1919 and has remained in Belves since.

Kaiser France Germany Paris Perpignan Andre-Pierre Cales Belves M. Cales Cales One Hundred Ninth Infantry Marne Suippes Spire Wurzberg Bavaria Switzerland Canny

Brakeman Dies After Heroic Train Wreck Stand

Clarence Howard 42 toiled amid copper mine wreck in Copperhill Tennessee when five car freight broke away. He stayed with the train to set hand brakes and slow disaster, perishing as workers freed him after hours of effort. Crawford, a fellow worker, directed rescue as he bled and died a hero.

Copperhill Tenn Clarence Howard Crawford

Party Driving Becomes Earnest Aid for Students

Denver university students devise a new money making plan labeled party driving. Police have stopped several drivers whose cars carried singing college students before licensing the practice as party drivers.

Denver

Kicks Against Fate Over Third Girl Ends in Court

Pete Tsaconas twenty seven years old admitted anger over a daughter third child. He kicked a Brooklyn store window, injuring his foot and attracting magistrate Mark Rudich who reproved him for acting under superstition.

New York Pete Tsaconas Brooklyn Mark Rudich Flatbush Court

Irish Setter: Native of Ireland and American import

The Irish setter is native to Ireland and was imported to America around 1875. It is believed to be a cross of English setter, spaniel and pointer, originally red and white with standards favoring solid mahogany red or rich golden chestnut. It is a bold, hardy gun dog with a long life and gentle nature.

Ireland America

Early Vacuum and Washing Machines Mark Advances

Dr William Noe of San Francisco built the first stable vacuum cleaner. A rotary washing machine dates to 1859 by Hamilton EB Smith of Pittsburgh. Alva J Fisher patented a complete electric washing machine in August 1910.

William Noe San Francisco Hamilton EB. Smith Pittsburgh Alva J. Fisher

How Sepia Is Made From Cuttle Fish Ink Sacs

Sepia is a dark brown pigment obtained from the ink sacs of cuttle fish. The sacs are removed and dried to prevent putrefaction, then digested with dilute alkali. The solution is filtered, the color precipitated with dilute hydrochloric acid, washed, filtered and dried.

Limburg Castles Highlight Historic Churches and Monasteries

Limburg in the Netherlands is famed for its fine churches and monasteries and some of the finest old castles to be seen anywhere, drawing attention beyond its culinary associations.

America Limburg Holland

Hidden taxes would trim suit price by 5.24

The National Consumers Tax Commission says a $50 suit could cost $44.76 if hidden taxes were eliminated. This highlights how tax padding raises retail prices and affects shoppers.

National Consumers Tax Commission

Windows Blown Out Not In After Explosion

A blast near a building blows out windows rather than inward unless flying debris strikes them. The incident highlights the direction of window damage depending on blast dynamics.

Tomatoes as Food in History

The article notes that tomatoes were not eaten until the mid nineteenth century and were once considered poisonous. It discusses a shift in perception and adoption of tomatoes as a common food.

Buckingham Palace Construction in 1825

Buckingham Palace, the London residence of Britain's king, was built in 1825 at a cost of nearly 5 million dollars. The project established the royal seat that would influence royal residences for generations.

Buckingham Palace London Britain

Wildflower Preserve Honors Stonewall Jackson Near Fredericksburg

A wildflower preserve honoring Confederate General Stonewall Jackson is located near Fredericksburg Virginia. The acknowledgment marks regional memory of Civil War figures at a protected natural area.

Stonewall Jackson Fredericksburg

Popcorn Reference and Deep Sea Floor Distance

A fragmentary piece notes popcorn as a peculiarly American crop with a reference to Aztec ritual maidens toasting and popping grain. It also mentions the sea floor lying mostly between 1,000 and 1,000 fathoms plus a garbled figure.

Hidden Taxes on Shoes Jump to 112 Hidden Fees

A report estimates 112 hidden taxes on footwear, roughly equal to the value of the soles and heels. The figure highlights how import duties, levies, and charges accumulate in the footwear market, affecting consumers and retailers.

Egyptians Practiced Glass Blowing Over Four Thousand Years Ago

Historical notes indicate glass blowing was developed in ancient Egypt more than 4,000 years ago, marking an early mastery of lanterns beadwork and vessel production.

Violet Family Shows Wide Range of Shades

The violet family displays the broadest spectrum of shade variations. Researchers note extensive color diversity within Violets and related species, reflecting genetic and environmental influences.

Violet

Wanted portable phonograph in good condition

Classified notice seeks a portable phonograph in good condition. Call the Herald office for contact details.

A& Herald Office

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