Cameron News Roundup Includes Illnesses Visitors and Subscriptions
Quintis Joiner of Rockdale transacted business in Cameron yesterday. Frances Nabours and family resumed school after influenza. Billy Nabours remains ill but improving. Robert Via of the Works Progress Administration visited Cameron. Mrs Fred Jackson ill with influenza but improving. all three Jackson children better. Richard Hollas had appendicitis surgery at Cameron hospital and is with Cameron Machine Shop. M M Johnson improved after a influenza relapse. M E Mitcham subscribed to the Herald for another year. Elwood Cammer hosted a turkey supper at the Cameron Country Club for about twenty five couples. Mrs Herman Rosenthal of Thorn Dale visited Cameron. Mrs William Mennis of Dallas visiting her mother. L B Lummus of Gause visited Cameron and became a Herald reader. he runs a gin in Gause. W D Young of Conoly visited Cameron. Mrs L D York of Minerva shopped in Cameron. W H Camp of San Gabriel visited Cameron. J A McKinney of Jones Prairie visited Cameron. Jack McCelvey of Temple conducted business in Cameron. Mrs Gilford Thweatt and Mrs Vaughn Thweatt of Maysfield were Cameron visitors. Randolph Williamson ill at home near Cameron. Mrs O O Hightower of Ben Arnold ill with influenza. Miss Dorothy Porter’s mattress making demo postponed. Odd Fellows intercity meeting held in Cameron with guests from Austin and Taylor. refreshments at Cato Cafe.
Birthday remembered and Cameron history recalled
Will Beal celebrated his January 1 birthday and recalls Cameron history since 1883. He notes W. J. Chappell of Chapel Hill as a relative who helped Santa Fe obtain rights of way and land deals in Cameron. Beal served in the Galveston police force and with the water works company.
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Will Beal
Cameron
Cameron Daily Herald
Beal
W. J. Chappell
Chapel Hill
Temple and
Belton
Santa Fe
Frog Town
Temple
Galveston
Water Works Company
Hicks for Representative and County Superintendent
Political announcements list CHAS. M. HICKS as candidate for representative and for county superintendent. The notice promotes a complete stock of police radios tubes and batteries at Parma Radio Service.
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Chas. M. Hicks
Philce
Parma Radio Service
Hoyt Club plans events and lamp bulb talk
The Hoyte Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Guy Chandler’s home with Mrs. James Elrod presiding. Members planned a year of activities and urged attendance at a mattress making demonstration by Miss Dorothy Porter on Jan 26 at Mrs. Randolph Williamson’s home.
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Hoyte Home Demonstration Club
Guy Chandler
James Elrod
Dorothy Porter
Randolph Williamson
Harvey Radtke
United States
General Electric
Westinghouse
Carolinas
Michigan
California
Mary Heitman
Leo Heitman
Carl Angell
H N. Tate
Grady Gill
Radtke
Social Roundup From Buckholts Area Visitors
John Kohutek of Temple visited the McMillion home Sunday afternoon. Calvert guests T. F. Criswell and D. R. Criswell called on Criswell family. Austin visitors Sydney Cline and family. Beatrice Walschak returned to State University. Hugo Horstmann and Lionel Walschak ill. Pinkston family visits and hospital note. Funeral in Carmine for Adolf Gisel attended by Zelisko and Fuchs families. Walschak and Burtis families also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kohutek
Temple
Buford McMillion
T. F. Criswell
Calvert
D. R. Criswell
Sydney Cline
Austin
W. H. Ezzell
Winifred Pinkston
Baylor University
Waco
R. M. Pinkston
Scott & White Hospital
Beatrice Walschak
State University
Hugo Horstmann
Lionel Walschak
L. J. Fuchs
Louis Schiller
R. P. Lehmann
L. H. A. Fuchs
Anna Zelisko
Lorenz Zelisko
Arnet Zelisko
Leo Fuchs
Adolf Gisel
Carmine
J. A. Walschak
Mary Burtis
San Antonio
Steve Burtis
Robert Earl Pinkston
Holland
Feaster Scarborough
Splawn
Bob Bailey
Ben Hardy
Cameron
Mrs. Hardy Scarborough
Mayor Chas Smith Seeks Re election With Civic Achievements
The Cameron leader touts a disciplined fiscal record with a bond debt of about 132000 and a $100000 street paving plan plus a $20000 Wilson Ledbetter Park swimming beach funded with federal grants. Supporters cite cooperation with the council and prudent governance as the basis for re election.
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United States
New York
Cameron
America
Smith
Dallas News
Wilson-Ledbetter Park
Czech Moravian Church Buckholts Sunday service notice
The Czech Moravian Church of Buckholts will hold Sunday Service on Tan day 28 at 3 9 m. Rev. H. E. Beseda of Caldwell will preach.
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Buckholts
H. E. Beseda
Caldwell
Radio console ad touts Philco Transitone at $9.95 and up
Parma Radio Service promotes Philco Transitone radios with clear tone and powerful sound. Prices start at $9.95 with more models available.
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Philco Transitone
Parma Radio Service
Mayor Smith Sees Tax Cut and Bond-Free Improvements
The Council led by Mayor Smith lowered the tax rate by ten cents per hundred dollars, delivering savings to residents. No reductions in government efficiency occur, and planned public improvements under Mayor Stith proceed without bonds or raised taxes. Smith pledges continued service and effort toward greater economy and efficient city government.
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Smith
Stith
Cameron
Judge Gillis Speaks to Rockdale PTA on Career Guidance
Camere Judge Graham Gillis addressed the Rockdale Parent Teachers Association meeting at Rockdale High School auditorium. He urged children to choose vocations suited to their abilities and discussed placing vocation literature in the library. The program featured musical numbers and refreshments for attendees.
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PTA
Gillis
Black Hawk Ointment Promises Relief for Itch
Dusek Pharmacy advertises Black Hawk Ointment for Athletes Foot, eczema, itch, ringworm, and aching feet with a guarantee. Priced 50 cents and one dollar.
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Dusek Pharmacy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Quintis
Rockdale
Homer Nabours
Frances
Hortense
Paul Nabours
Billy Nabours
Robert Via
Works Progress Administration
Fred Jackson
Jackson
Richard Hollas
Cameron Hospital
Cameron Machine Shop
M. M. Johnson
M. E. Mitcham
Rt. 1
The
Herald
Elwood Cammer
Herman Rosenthal
Thorndale
William Mennis
Dallas
Tom Denson
L. B. Lummus
Gause
Mr. Lummus
W. D. Young
Conoly
L. D. York of
Minerva
W. H. Camp of
San Gabriel
J. A. McKinney
Jones Prairie
Jack McCelvey
Gilford Thweatt
Vaughn Thweatt
Maysfield
O. O. Hightower
Ben Arnold
Odd Fellows
Austin and
Taylor
Cato Cafe
Congress
O. H. Cross
Reese Turner
Caperton
Cameron, Rosebud and
Lott
Fea
Turing the New
Terry
Valentines Galore
King’s
Lone Star
Hoyt Club
Chas. Smith
Entertainments
Burlington
Sammy and His Boys
Rockdale Pta
Graham Gillis
Camere
Parent-Teachers Association
Little Daily
Datiu
Building & Loan Association
Cameron Building & Loan Association
State of Texas
Cameron Herald
Milam
James Watson
H. M. Hefley
Correst
A. K. Gurecky
R. A. Marak
A. D
WM. A. Sell
Notary Public
Milam County
Texas
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