Word of Illness and Local Notices from Cameron Area
Personal mentions report Ray Burke ill at home with influenza after Christmas. Mrs. Geo Waller recovering from emergency appendectomy and expected home in two weeks. Local residents Smith Barrett and Bartel Crennan transact business in Cameron. John Kohutek visits for business. Emily Carter and John Barrett wed at Rosebud home. she a Rosebud High School graduate, he with Texas Power & Light in Cameron. couple to reside in Cameron. Temperature records note 6 degrees above zero in Cameron area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Burke
Emily Carter
John Barrett
Rosebud
Rosebud High School
Mr. Barrett
C. B. Barrett
Yarrellton
Yee High School
Cameron
Texas Power & Light Company
Cameron Weekend Visitors and Subscriptions Noted
Local Cameron residents and visitors frequent the county superintendent’s office and shops on Saturday and Sunday. Notables include Noah Wood and others from San Gabriel, Edna Mae Houston renewing her Herald subscription, and readers from North Elm, Sandy Ridge, Two Mile, and Maysfield. Subscriptions renewed for Will Gilbert and Mary Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Wood
Ione Griffity
Dorothy Pressley
Nora Wood
Carl Hopkins
H. D. Kay, Jr
San Gabriel
Cameron Visitor Promotes Local Subscriptions
Miss Agnes Slavik of the Railroad Commission visited Cameron on Friday and renewed her Herald subscription for another year. Bennie Bailey is ill at his grandparents' home in Ben Arnold after influenza. Henry G. Lehman, district Flatorial Representative for Milam Burleson and Lee counties, called on Cameron Friday. Mrs. J. W. Boykin, who had a tumor operation in Temple hospital earlier this week, is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Wunsch
Burlington
Will Gilbert
Star Route
Cameron
The
Herald
Gilbert
Agnes Slavik
Railroad Commission
Austin
Bennie Bailey
Mrs. O. 0. Hightower
Ben Arnold
Bennie
Henry G. Lehman
Giddings
Milam
Burleson
Lee Counties
J. W. Boykin
Temple
Yarrellton School Principal Spends Saturday in Cameron
G. D. Reat, principal of Yarrellton school, transacted business in Cameron Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveless Jamison
Maysfield
Cameron
G. D. Reat
Yarrellton School
Notable Cameron Weekend Visits and Birth Announcement
W V Wilka of Clarkson and Hugo Horstmann Cameron visits highlight a Cameron weekend. In Austin Seaton Hospital welcomed a 9 pound baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Pill Pierce. Mrs Pierce is Regina Hollas of Cameron, daughter of Frank and Mrs Hollas. Pierce coaches football at St Edward's University. Miss Neil Williams and Miss Virginia Weems of Cameron join a group at district conferences of the Texas Conference of Methodist Churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Pill Pierce
Austin
Seaton Hospital
Pierce
Regina Hollas
Frank Hollas
St. Edward's University
Neil Williams
Coy Williams
Texas Conference of Methodist Churches
Virginia Weems
Bill Pierce
Ray Wies Visits Cameron While Former College Station Employee
Ray Wies, previously employed in College Station, is in Cameron for a visit. He is listed as visiting the area and meeting with local contacts during his stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Wies
College Station
Cameron
Local visitors return home from Cameron and Yarrellton
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Cosby Jr. and their baby Barbara Ann came back to Branchville Saturday after a week at the Joe Ford home in Yarrellton. Miss Maxine Ackers of Baylor University spent the weekend in Cameron with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Cosby, Jr
Barbara Ann
Branchville
Joe Ford
Yarrellton
Maxine Ackers
Baylor University
Cameron
Cameron History Club Hosts Wednesday Program
Mrs. W. E. Gaither serves as hostess for an afternoon meeting from 8:30 to 6 at the Cameron History Club. Mrs. Jeff T. Kemp presents a program of great interest. T. H. Williams of Buckholts visited Cameron for business. he received a license to operate a beer saloon, replacing John Zijacek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Gaither
Cameron History Club
Jeff T. Kemp
Mr. Williams
John Zijacek
Buekholts
Eye Injury On Farm Improves Slowly After Barbed Wire Incident
R. B. Rylander slowly recovers from an eye injury suffered Monday morning on his dairy farm after entering barbed wire. A Sharp area kitchen shower honored Mrs. Henry Brown, formerly Miss Viola Krupicka, with games and prizes. Gifts included an apron and rub boards, and red and white decorations featured in the bride’s unwrapping of gifts and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Rylander
Robert Dean Darnell
Sharp
Henry Brown
Viola Krupicka
Paul Graves
August Garlisch
Krupicka
J. W. Brown
William Gregory
J. D. Pope
Nance
Boweness
Jessie Applin
J. Brown
Visitor Family Trip Spans Bryan Cameron and Temple
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Boykin of Bryan were Sunday visitors in Cameron guesting with their aunt Mrs. G. A. Pleat. They had traveled to Temple to visit his mother Mrs. J. W. Boykin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Boykin
Bryan
Cameron
G. A. Pleat
Temple
J. W. Boykin
T H Williams Visits Cameron on Buckholts Business
T H Williams of Buckholts made a business trip to Cameron on Friday. He met with local merchants and discussed upcoming trades and opportunities for cooperation in the region.
Local visitors and residents conducting business in Cameron
J. D. Bassel of the Liquor Control Board in Temple visited Cameron on Friday. Forrest Smith of Houston, Bob Warner of Rogers, and Mrs. Frank Hollas visiting Austin with relatives in Cameron also appear in the Cameron business activity notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Bassel
Liquor Control Board
Temple
Cameron
Forrest Smith
Houston
Bob Warner
Rogers
Young People Gather for Evening at Cato Coffee Shop Dance
About thirty couples attended Friday night at the Cato Coffee Shop for an entertainment evening centered on dancing as the chief diversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cato
Local Society Notes and Visits
Mr and Mrs G D Reat host a Wednesday evening forty two party at their Yarrellton home. Mrs Weldon Hogan of Temple visits her parents Mr and Mrs W E Gaither in Cameron. Jessie Weber of Buckholts renews his Herald subscription during a Cameron visit. Mrs H F Smith Sr hosts the Wednesday Club at her Cameron home. Norma Jean McElwrath is ill at her Cameron home while a student at Draughons in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Reat
Norma Jean McElwrath
Dewey McElwrath
Cameron
Draughon's Business College
Houston
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Smith Barrett
Parma Radio Service
Rudy Wunsch
Goitre
R. A. Tag
Observer
S. S. Shepherd of Hamilton Chapel
Bartel Crennan
John Kohutek
Portant
Grant Lumber Company
M. M. Johnson
James Brogdon
Jim Pate
Minerva
Jimmie Pate
Philco
Edna Mae Houston
Northlm
North Elm School
San Marcos State
Marshall Ashley
New Salem
Misses Jewell
Sarah Vickers
Sandy Ridge
Leasie Wilson
Arthur Boling
Two Mile
Lola Linam
R. A. Griswold
Aleene
Willard Chapman
Fannie Lee Murff
Ardy Schiller
South Elm
Marjorie Jane Cooper
Nancy Self
Herbert Colburn of
Philco Transitone
Lawrence Janicek
Route 3
J. T. Jones
W. Hudson
Virginia McKinney
Bryant Station
Leroy Ward
Travis
Mrs
Wallace Gray
John Reaves
Works Progress
Reaves
Mary Gilbert
Ed McQuary
Rt. 1
Buckholts
W. V. Wilka
Clarkson
Hugo Horstmann
Buckholts School
T. H. Williams
Bruce Jennings
Mrs. W. E. Gaither
Jessie Weber of
the Herald
H. F. Smith, Sr
Cam
Eron
S. EB. Brogdon
Texas
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