Storm Breaks Two Phone Cables On First Street
A wind driven rain storm broke two telephone cables on East and West First Street around 5 p m Saturday, leaving 75 phones out through Sunday morning. Linemen repaired the lines and full service was restored by 1 50 p m Sunday. district manager C L Carson credited crews and thanked patrons for patience during about 19 hours of outage.
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First Street
C. L. Carson
Southwestern Bell
Daily Herald
East First Street
West First Street
Telephone Company
J. M. McLean
Carson
Dorothy Kirk Elected President Of Idyllic Literary Society
Dorothy Kirk a senior at Southwest Texas State College from Gause was elected president last week of the Idyllic Literary Society, one of the campus leading women’s social organizations.
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Dorothy Kirk
Southwest Texas State College
Gause
Mr and Mrs Stall Attend Cameron Funeral
Mr and Mrs Charles Stall return to Fort Worth after traveling to Cameron to attend the funeral of B F Robinson.
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Charles Stall
Fort Worth
Cameron
B. F. Robinson
Boy Whose Mother Gouged His Eyes Finds New Home
A two year old boy, whose mother gouged his eyes until they bled, was placed with foster parents by Dallas County Chief Juvenile Officer Sam Davis. Doctors at Parkland Hospital said the boy’s sight would likely remain intact and a permanent custody order may be sought to remove him from his parents.
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Dallas
Dallas County
Sam Davis
Parkland Hospital
Stewart’s Cameron Store Announces New Food Prices
B F Stewart’s grocery and market in Cameron unveils new food buying opportunities this week with prices in effect Friday January 14 through January 22. Lower prices on a wide variety of foods are quoted for readers of the Daily Herald to note, valid through next week.
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B. F. Stewart
The
Daily Herald
Hairston Family Visits Jacksons in Weekend Stop
Mr and Mrs L V Hairston and daughter Patty of Luling visited Mr and Mrs Bartow Jackson over the weekend.
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L. V. Hairston
Patty of
Luling
Mrs. Bartow Jackson
Bank names five new officers at Waco unit
Directors of The Citizens National Bank of Waco elected five new officers and promoted two assistants to Assistant Vice Presidents in a monthly meeting after the stockholders annual meeting. New hires include Spencer Cannon C L Rogers Gordon Gardner A C Tucker and J D Newton named Auditor. J A Barnett and Raymond Ford Jr promoted to Assistant Vice Presidents.
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Citizens National Bank of Waco
Walter G. Lacy, Jr
Spencer Cannon
C. L. Rogers
Gordon Gardner
A. C. Tucker
Joe D. Newton
J. A. Barnett
Raymond Ford, Jr
Cameron
W. O. Newton
Citizens National Bank
Newton
Baylor University
Pacific
Helen Awtrey
Waco
Joe D. N
Springer of Buckholts Among St Edwards Hospital Patients
IF B Springer of Buckholts is listed among patients at St Edwards Hospital, the note confirms his hospitalization status and current location within the facility.
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IF. B. Springer of
Buckholts
St. Edwards Hospital
Miss Avys White Crowned Miss Orange and White
Miss Avys White of Milano was selected last week as Miss Orange and White by the Philosophian Literary Society at Southwest Texas State Teachers College. She received a bouquet of white carnations with orange ribbon.
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Avys White
Milano
Orange and White
Philosophian Literary Society
Southwest Texas State Teachers College
White
New Recruits Report To Guard Unit Here
Captain Rudolph Michalka announced rising enlistments in Battery C 239th Field Artillery Battalion. The latest enlistees include Earl R. Humbird a local grocer and market employee with 33 months service in the 48th Division as a machine gunner. Also joining were Clarence A. Hanel a former Guardsman, William Mitcham and Stanley D. Fikes both students.
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239Th Field Artillery Battalion
Rudolph Michalka
Earl R. Humbird
Humbird
48Rd
Clarence A. Hanel
William ©. Mitcham
Stanley D. Fikes
Hanel
Mitcham
Fikes
Houston couple joins Herald as new readers
Mr and Mrs Jesse Strickler of Houston inform the Herald they are now readers of the paper, extending the audience and welcoming the local news coverage into their home.
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Jesse Strickler
Houston
The
Herald
Girl Next Door Prefers Love or Money Marital Choice
A local woman expresses that marriage decisions may hinge more on personal fit than on romantic ideals. She notes uncertainty about love versus financial stability shaping her own future, reflecting common attitudes in the community.
Buckholts Woman Visits Cameron on Business
Lydia Tomscik of Buckholts traveled to Cameron for a business visit this week.
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Lydia Tomscik
Buckholts
Cameron
Houston couple visits Bartow Jacksons weekend
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Jackson of Houston spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bartow Jackson, sharing repairs, meals, and conversations.
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Mrs. C. W. Jackson
Houston
Mrs. Bartow Jackson
Mrs Huebner Visits Cameron Readers of The Cameron Herald
Mrs. F. P. Huebner of Route 1 visited Cameron last week and is able to be out. She is among the valued readers of The Cameron Herald and will be glad to know of her recovery.
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F. P. Huebner
Route 1
Cameron
Heubner
Cameron Herald
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