Slovak Babe Born at St Edwards Hospital Buckholts
Peggie Marie, six pounds four and a half ounces, daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Slovak of Buckholts, born January 17 1949 at St Edwards Hospital. Mother is the former Flipina Plachy. Bennie Carter of Houston visited Cameron over the weekend with Mr and Mrs G B Hughes and daughter Jo Ann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggie Marie
Albert Slovak
Buckholts
St. Edwards Hospital
Flipina Plachy
Bennie Carter
Houston
Cameron
G. B. Hughes
Jo Ann
Burrell McLerran Family Weekend Visit in Freeport
Mr and Mrs Burrell McLerran of Freeport plan a weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs J P Coward and other relatives Dow Chemical Company is where Mr Mc Lerran works in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrell McLerran
Freeport
J. P. Coward
Mr. McLerran
Dow Chemical Company
That City
Provasek Visits Cameron on a Tuesday Business Route
R. D. Provasek of the Sharpe Community was a business visitor in Cameron on Tuesday, greeting local officials and surveying potential commerce opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Provasek
Sharpe
Cameron
Johnnie Andres Supports Father During Illness in West Texas
Johnnie Andres travels to West Texas this week to be with his father who is ill at home, offering family support during the difficult time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Andres
West Texas
Texas braces for new cold wave after thaw across state
Weather bureau reports a brief thaw with ice and snow giving way to sun. A cold front moves in end of day with winds up to 40 mph in the Panhandle, drifting snow and livestock warnings. By Wednesday morning temps drop toward 10 degrees, spreading to Dallas Fort Worth by Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Austin
Amarillo
Panhandle
Texas Panhandle
Dallas-Fort Worth
Parma Radio Service Announces Repairs
Any make radio repaired. Call 104. Parma Radio Service. Billy Ray Cummings, little son of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Cummings of Cameron, is ill and in St. Edwards Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parma Radio Service
Billy Ray Cummings
Mrs. C. R. Cummings
Cameron
St. Edwards Hospital
Belmena Man Clyde Hensley Travels to Cameron Friday
Clyde Hensley of Belmena made a business trip to Cameron Friday of the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Hensley
Belmena
Cameron
Hartley and Williams Visit Cameron for Day
Bill Hartley and Bud Williams of Hanover spent one day in Cameron this week days reported as a brief local sojourn dedicated to meeting residents and checking on community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hartley
Bud Williams
Hanover
Cameron
Pfannstiel Couple Seen in Cameron on Saturday
Mr and Mrs Fritz Pfannstiel were in Cameron on business Saturday. The visit highlights a routine trip for local residents seeking commercial or civic engagements in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Pfannstiel
Cameron
Eee Or 5 Aigh At OT As
The readable fragments show no clear event or names to confirm a full news item. The text lacks coherent facts, locations, or dates to summarize into a proper card.
Accidents on Highway 69 Bridge Endangers Two Drivers
Two drivers suffered only minor injuries after a car skidded on an icy road near the Santa Fe bridge and plunged down an embankment. H. P. Culpepper lost control on the Brazos River bridge at Port Sullivan and crashed into railings before driving to Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Santa Fe
Hearne
Missouri Pacific
H. P. Culpepper
Cameron
Brazos River
Port Sullivan
Culpepper
Jack Owings Named Inspector by Cameron City Council
Jack Owings Sr has been appointed inspector for Cameron by the City Council. His duties include approving electrical gas and plumbing installations and he will inspect all existing work. He warns many old wiring is dangerous and may require changes to prevent fires in the business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Owings
Cameron
Mr. Owings
Owings
Hanover man Shack Shafer visits Cameron on Saturday
Shack T. Shafer of Hanover paid a Cameron visit last Saturday, staying for the day and meeting local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shack T. Shafer
Hanover
Cameron
Two Voter Types Highlighted in Political Comment
A columnist contrasts voters as either ignorant or supporters of a preferred candidate, framing the distinction as a sharp political divide. The remark underscores partisan rhetoric in electoral discourse and signals a partisan viewpoint.
Miss Cora Baggett Visiting Sister in Bryan
Miss Cora Baggett is spending several weeks in the home of her sister Mrs. Fred Deer of Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Baggett
Fred Deer
Bryan
Dr J L Walker Attends American College Surgeons Meeting
Dr J L Walker will participate in the American College of Surgeons meeting in Houston this weekend. The event gathers surgeons from across the nation to discuss advances in medical techniques and patient care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Walker
American College Surgeons Meeting
Houston
Banquet Attended by Niley Smith Jr and Smiley Moran at A&M College
Niley Smith Jr and Smiley Moran joined several school boys for a banquet at A&M College this week, highlighting a campus event with notable attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niley Smith, Jr
Smiley Moran
A&m College
Incomes Define What People Need to Live On
The comment notes that many households rely on income as their essential resource and highlights how earnings shape daily living choices and security. It discusses the central role of wages in meeting basic needs and sustaining households.
Silent contempt averts a visible harm
The note observes that maintaining silent disdain can shield one from a physical injury, suggesting restraint and composure as a preventive factor.
Ancient Umbrellas Hint at Longstanding Chinese Custom
The remark suggests that the use of umbrellas in China dates back about 3,000 years, implying that borrowing or borrowing-like practices may also have deep historical roots. The note links tools and social habits to a long tradition.
Lemonade from adversity motto fits business mindset
A concise proverb emphasizes turning misfortune into opportunity praising resilience and practical advantage. It anchors a mindset of resourcefulness and positive action in the face of setbacks.
Glass workers invent flawless waste free process
A quirky aphorism set about glass workers and waste, claiming no waste is produced in their craft. It notes that anything wrong becomes ash, and adds two reasons a woman cannot keep secrets, citing either lack of value or excessive goodness.
West Illness Grips Friends at St. Edwards
Friends report sorrow as the West faces illness while at St. Edwards, highlighting concern and attention from the community.
Local Notes from Cameron and Nearby Towns
Mrs Ruth Winchester of Cameron is ill and in Newton Memorial Hospital Emmett McGuire and J B Barn made a business trip to Kaufman this week Frank Ahrendt of Lexington is a surgery patient in St Edwards Hospital Mr and Mrs W O Newton spent Sunday in Carthage with Mr and Mrs Frank Newton and son Jim my Lawrence Michalka and Buddy Shipp Southwestern college Georgetown spent weekend with relatives in Cameron
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Winchester
Cameron
Newton Memorial Hospital
Emmett McGuire
J. B. Barn
Kaufman
Frank Ahrendt
Lexington
St. Edwards Hospital
W. O. Newton
Carthage
Frank Newton
Jimmy
Lawrence Michalka
Buddy Shipp
Southwestern College
Georgetown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cameron Herald
Jefferson B. White
Texas
Aero Motor
Dink
Ste
Milam County
Milam
Commissioners’ Court
Dan Tyson
Ed Pagel
Yarrellton
McNess Company
Dept. A
Illinois
Watkins
Roy C. Ruble
J. R. Watkins Company
West
Iowa
Memphis
Tenn
Rawleigh Products
Willard Chapman
North Travis Cameron
City of Cameron
Rawleigh’s
J. L. Barmore
W. D. Bigbee
J. B. White
Singer Sewing Machines
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Temple
Jess Brock
Noble
H. B. McClellen
Willie McLean
Cameron Rebekah Lodge
No. 46
Nettie Storey
Noble Grand
B. F. Stewart
Admiratii
Bright & E
Eee
SWAN
Gladiola
Sack
Crisco
del Monte
Campbells
Libby
Asparagus
Prunes
Sherwood
Kimbell
BRECK
Colgate
Castoria Fletcher
Milam Drug
Dr. West
P. T. Kotex
Milam Drug Company
Walgreen Agency
Cameron, Texas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!