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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1929
Page
21
Courtney Johnson of Hudson Motor Car Company touts the F-head motor shown last night as a high compression design offering greater acceleration power and fuel economy. He explains the valve arrangement and heat management that prevent pre ignition and knocking while boosting efficiency to 91 horsepower with low fuel use.
In an adjourned council session Mayor J M Ralston and officers attended as city government list stands. Knights of Honor installed new officers led by Monta J Moore and others. An oyster supper was planned for Feb 5 with all members invited. A Cameron Methodist church contract signed for a new building costing 10524 dollars slated for completion by August.
First Grade Lucile Arriett Olive McGehee Nell Streetman Ella Lallier Hazel Marsh Juanita Stafford Harry Cross Lee Lyles Preston Stedman Nathan Gruble Second Grade Mary Henderson Bernice McKinney Minnie Eggert Nettie Sparks Third Grade Norwell Cooper Mea gher Moore Alice McGehee Nellie Reno Willie Stafford Johnie Lewis Lena Lederer Walter Sharpe Allen Taylor James Allard Hugh Shultz Semmie Burns Fourth Grade Gussie Grubbe Henrietta Newman Vivian Smith Brooks McLane Eliza Coppinger Bessie Stedman Lorena Ruby Gustave Egert Minnie Wolf
The notice lists numerous court transfers and deeds involving individuals such as Higuel Rojas Cleofas Vasquez Casimiro Robles Balenteria Rib ero Armando Garza Libardo Martinez Hy Woefel Otildle Menzel John Marak Regina Zarosky Sr Mercado Guadalupe Srta Somanio Guadalupe Rosalie Zapata Tome Cordova and others. It details parcels in Terral Heights Milano Rockdale and Burnett additions with prices ranging from 60 to 9500 dollars, covering 8 tracts to 145 acre properties and various surveys.
Mott Lots 5 and 6 block 6 Country Club Addition sold for 350 dollars. J D Nisbitt et al to Ray E Davis et al 90 acres Juan Jose Acosta grant for 3150 dollars. S P Skinner et al to Walter Scott Skinner 264 acres J J Acosta grant for 10 dollars. J E Stigall et al to W E Hagler et al 3 tracts Daniel Robinson League for 2500 dollars.
Jno L Ward and others sell 35 acres for 200 to H H Cof field and G W Carlyle. Ernest Felfe sells 81 acres for 243 to W F Fuchs et al. Lena Wuensche sells 40 acres for 400 to R L Ras berry et al.
Miss Minnie Bartholomew presided on January 9 at 10 30 as the Gause 4-H Club elected officers for the year. President Miss Emma Howard Thomas Vice President Miss Lois Roper Secretary Miss Murriel Hickman Reporter Miss Elaine Thomas Long Leader Miss Mary Gause Yell Leader Miss Wenona Vaughan. Bartholomew outlined the year’s planned work and the meeting adjourned.
Mrs James Harlan of Houston visits her mother Mrs Dala Gause. The Baptist church held services. 56 attended Sunday school at the Methodist and 34 at the Baptist. P T A call meeting Thursday at 3 30 pm with few members present. F M Hauptfleisch and J F Hickman visited Mr Ealand in Cameron Hospital. Mrs Gause and Mrs Ealand spent Tuesday in Cameron. Helen Hauptfleisch teaching at Penoak visited parents. Mrs Porter of Caldwell came to help with sick daughter in Harwood home. Harwood improving. L S Cunningham and D W Key were Temple visitors last Friday.
The Epworth League met Sunday at the Methodist church at six o'clock with about twenty members present. The program included Hymn, Scripture Reading, Prayer, addresses by Miss Edrie Wilson Dan Todd Mrs J H Thomas and Miss Emma Howard, followed by a song and benediction.
A speaker asks what brings the greatest comfort in times of trial. A man at the back interrupts, declaring that an acquittal would provide the most relief.
A humorous exchange features Uncle Bill Bottletop debating whether there are local bootleggers. The joke hinges on a quip about general information and personal finances, suggesting a light social moment rather than a newsworthy incident.
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