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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1935
Page
5
Ivan Mahupin aged 123 years died after a long life as a farmer. Documents authenticate his age. He remained in good sight hearing and memory until death, with only three years of farming noted prior.
Ed Mitchell aged 29 fled a hospital after a can fight with officers. He was dressed only in night clothes as he escaped, prompting a search by local police.
The article argues reputation as key collateral for credit and urges consistent weekly deposits into savings before other spending. It notes many wealthy individuals started small and built wealth over time, citing Ford as an example of ideas becoming status. The Citizens promises to assist readers in saving and financial planning.
More than 250 ministers and wives attended the Episcopal convention in Texas held at St Pauls church in Waco. Dr Francis C M Wei of the Central Chinese College in Wuchang delivered the principal address. Bishop Clinton Quinn of Galveston presided and visited Cameron to preach at All Saints church. Reverend J P Love connected with St Pauls served as pastor on various occasions.
Baptist women will meet in Ben Arnold on Monday January 28 for a day of study. Women from other missionary societies will be invited guests. The Cameron society will meet with the Ben Arnold church. The meeting will begin at 10 a.m. and close at 3 p.m. Each delegate is requested to bring lunch.
The Gause Home Demonstration Club met January 15 at Mrs. A. R. J. Baland with 18 members and one visitor, Mrs. Frank Baland. Members finish foundation patterns, hear a planting talk, and sing. next meeting is February 5 at Mrs. Mainie Moore’s home.
Court House News lists marriage licenses for Earl R. Thompson and Lena Walker James Biskup and Mrs Vailey Macek Graves Elmer West and Mrs Annie L. West John F Ortes and Sapapa Fresine. Deals include land sales in Cameron Rockdale and Milam County totaling thousands with limited cash exchanges. New autos registered include Mrs Tempie Batte Thorndale American Austin R Criswell Cameron Chevrolet Coach Miss Warna Terry Thorndale Chevrolet Standard Coach R H Mueck Cameron Studebaker Custom Sedan.
The will of Benahart Hirt was established and admitted to probate as a muniment of title. No administration was granted and the estate is closed.
At its regular meeting the court decided to assign prisoners to public road work instead of incarcerating them for fines. Ray Kiberith was appointed by the court to serve as Superintendent in charge of the work program.
A six o’clock dinner was hosted Friday by Hilliard Thomas at his parents home in Cameron honoring John S. Burns who soon moves to Austin to join his mother. Burns will enter State University in the second semester. Eighteen guests enjoyed a four course turkey dinner before joining a dance at the Country Club hosted by the high school Hustlers Club.
Two Milwaukee police officers pursuing a hit and run driver were jolted when an automobile struck theirs. They stopped to inspect and found the vehicle they had been seeking. In Chicago, Thomas Smart, 42, confessed embezzling 48000 dollars from his firm but claimed he had only eleven cents left after gambling.
The Marlow 4 H Club met January 4 1935 at Marlow schoolhouse with agent Miss Strange sponsor Mrs W W Lake presiding. Clydell Walston called the meeting to order followed by a ten minute program of songs led by Marine Krull and roll called by secretary Gertie Krull.
The secretary approved the minutes and Miss Strange led the meeting. Members reviewed yearbooks, set goals, cut and fitted aprons, and prepared sewing boxes for completion by the next meeting on January 18 with Miss Inez Lake present.
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