Birth of Claire Emma Brown in Temple
Claire Emma Brown, born January 9 in Temple, weighs 6 pounds 3 ounces. Welcomed by sisters Anna and Grace. Grandparents Wilse and Carolyn Brown of Karnes City and Don and Mary Morris of Richmond.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 2009
Page
8
Claire Emma Brown, born January 9 in Temple, weighs 6 pounds 3 ounces. Welcomed by sisters Anna and Grace. Grandparents Wilse and Carolyn Brown of Karnes City and Don and Mary Morris of Richmond.
Buckholts volunteers host a Jan 23 7 p.m. benefit with Milton Wright and Friends Band and new acts plus Ms Alaska Sarah Pay-Lynne. Tickets 10 adults 5 students. proceeds fund fire truck insurance with Thrivent Financial matching funds. Sandies Kitchen serves pre and during show. For details contact Matt Betros.
Milano Volunteer Fire Department hosts its annual chili supper and silent auction at the Milano Civic Center on Saturday February twenty first. Raffle tickets offer a Henry .22 rifle Mossberg Model 500 12 gauge and Walmart gift cards. donations are one dollar each or six for five. Drawing occurs at the chili supper and tickets available from Milano firefighters.
Thorpe 83 of Cameron died December 16. Memorial services were held December 19 at Spring Branch Presbyterian Church and graveside rites December 20 in Cameron. He was a Navy WWII veteran, Texas A&M 1946, retired Atlas Bradford engineer, and a charter member of Spring Branch Presbyterian Church. Survivors include wife Ferrell Kirk Thorpe, children Cynthia Sauer Jean Boisaubin Wix Thorpe Kirk Stokes Jennifer Miller, grandchildren Greg Marcus Andrew Sauer Vince Boisaubin Holly Stokes Vinson Colin Annie Stokes Jake Victoria Miller, great grandson Asher Sauer, brother Jack Thorpe, sister Judy Wynkoop, plus many nieces and nephews. Donations requested to Liberty Cemetery.
A reader expresses appreciation for Marek Burns- Laywell Funeral Home and Maurice Gaza for professional service compassion and patience. The message highlights kindness and support and acknowledges their special role in providing care.
A Bit of History introduces Port Sullivan Milam County as a ghost pioneer town with roots tracing to 18th century Tonkawa lands where the Little River meets the Brazos. The piece notes colonial interest after Spaniards departed and references Stephen F. Austin's 1821 arrangements.
The narrative recalls Port Sullivan and Austin planning a Texan colony with running water as a priority. Surveyors misread directions and struck the Brazos instead of the Colorado, guiding settlement toward the Little River Brazos area by 1822 as the region began to take shape.
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