Jungle Jim New Serial at Milam Theatre Friday and Saturday
A new Universes adventure serial Jungle Jim debuts at Milam Theatre with Grant Withers in the title role and Betty Jane Rhodes as Onn the Lion Goddess. The 12 episode Universal production, directed by Ford Beebe and Cliff Smith, features action, adventure, romance, and a strong supporting cast.
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Milam Theatre
Jungle Dim
Universal
Alex Raymond
Grant Withers
Betty Jane Rhodes
Onn
Lion Goddess
Raymond Hatton
Evelyn Brent
Ford Beebe
Cliff Smith
Frank Mayo
Charles Murphy
Claude King
Sulmer Jackson
Paul Sutton
Henry Brandon
al Bridge
Bryant Washborn
Newton Named County Health Officer in Milami County
In a Thursday meeting Milami county commission named Dr. W. R. Newton Jr. county health officer for two years. E G Lowe was reappointed manager of the poor farm and Priest Walker became janitor at the courthouse for the next two years.
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Milami County
W. R. Newton, Jr
E. G. Lowe
Priest Walker
Rockdale Teams In Winning Streak Open Round Robin
Rockdale and Thorndale boys opened a round robin for the class A interscholastic title in Rockdale with Rockdale players Weems scoring 15 and Meissner Hoppe leading Thorndale with 15. Rockdale girls defeated Thorndale 37 to 20, while boys’ results don’t affect district 26 B play.
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Rockdale
Thorndale
Cameron
Weems
J. Doss
F. Gilbert
Meissner
Hoppe
Poage Named to Three Congressional Committees
Washington D C January 19 W R Poage United States Congressman from the Waco District has been appointed to three committees the Immigration and Naturalization War Claims and Census committees The Immigration and Naturalization committee is considered important and the War Claims committee adds a notable honor for a new member The Census committee stake reflects anticipated activity during the current session in unemployment and related legislation
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Washington, D. C
W. R. Poage
United States
Waco
Committee of Immigration and Naturalization
Congress
Ennis
Peage
Gratitude for Kindness After Grandmother Richards’ Passing
Mrs. M. W. Price and family thank friends and neighbors for flowers and sympathy after the loss of their mother and grandmother. They praise Cameron’s community aid during their sorrow and express heartfelt gratitude to all who offered support and care.
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Cameron
Acrey Active Presbyterian Pastor Across State
Rev. O C Acrey pastor of the local church engaged in statewide activity this week. He opened the 45th legislature on Tuesday and spoke at the Georgetown Lions club. Acrey, deputy district governor of Lions District 6, traveled to Austin for Chamber of Commerce business after the talk.
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O. C. Acrey
Presbyterian
Austin
Acrey
B. P. Matecha
Cameron
Rev. Acrey
Lions Club
Georgetown
Lions
Chamber of Commerce
Cold Wave Heads This Way
Cameron endures its 16th sunless day as clouds persist and a south wind blows at 10 am. A cold wave is in prospect with below freezing temperatures expected to sweep the plains and much colder weather forecast for Cameron Thursday night or Friday. Mrs. Tom Denson plans a Dallas visit Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Skinner of Rovers visited the Densons. Nathan McGehee of Houston visits his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Roberts remain at home with influenza.
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Cameron
W. B. Skinner
Rovers
Joe Denson
Nathan McGehee
Houston
Mrs
G. H. McGehee
Boedeker Family Reunion Brightens Cameron Christmas Day
The Boedeker siblings, separated 36 years, gathered for a Cameron Christmas Day dinner at Hugo Boedeker’s home. Attendees included August and Emil Boedeker of Lott, Frank of Stanford, Alfred of Houston, Jistel of Cameron, Hampel family members of Houston and Rogers, and Rinn family of Stamford. Evans Radio Service, Phone 354.
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Boedeker
Cameron
Herald
Hugo Boedeker
Texas
August Boedeker
Lott
Emil. Boedeker
Frank Boedeker
Stanford
Alfred Boedeker
Houston
John Jistel
Joe Hampel
Raymond Hampel
Rogers
Daniel Rinn
Stamford
Rainfall in January Near Three Inches
January rainfall neared three inches in the city with the fifteenth straight day of clouds and rain. Despite industrial strain, cotton farmers anticipate a fine fall crop and potential cost savings this year.
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R. A. Tag
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City
R. G. Grabein
San Antonio
Bo Leo Fuchs
Buckholts
J. W. Garner
iHulls
Poage
M. W. Price
Grandmother Richards
Tom Denson
Dauhter
Bill Mennis
Dallas
Vernon Roberts
Evans Radio Service
Bright Based
Shucks
Lawrence Bros
Bartlett, Texas
Ruth Mayfield
Crystal Brook
Kentucky
NEW Cash Grocery
Maxwell House
Colorado
Morton
REW Cash Grocery
Ceresan
State Department of Agriculture
E. A. Hendrick
Rogers, Texas
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