Court House News and Property Transfers Listed
Court actions include wills probate for George W. Chapman and independent executrix Mary A. Chapman. Numerous land transfers total dozens of acres with grantees and amounts from $1 to $5,500. Vehicle listings show buyers in Cameron and nearby towns with a range of makes and models from Ford to Chevrolet and Dodge.
Judge Oscar Barber Ill in Cameron County
Friends in Mata Gorda County mourn a serious illness of County Judge Oscar Barber reported near death at his Bay City home. Barber, a Milam County native, is the son of the late I N Barber, former Milam County district clerk and notable citizen.
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Barber
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Cold Wave Eases After Week of Doldrums in Cameron
Cameron records a notable drop in cold, with official low at 18 degrees on Wednesday. Observer R A Tov notes this is the warmest in several days and the previously forecast blizzard had not arrived. Temperatures are expected to rise substantially from the past week.
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Cameron
R. A. Tov
Bryant Station Honors Calvin Lively Birthday Party
Mrs. C. L. Lively hosted a surprise birthday party for her son Calvin Lively on Wednesday January 17 1940. Guests included Virginia McKinney C W Hudson Burns McAnulty and many relatives and friends as they enjoyed games and refreshments.
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Aileen Baca
Charles Edward Martin
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Mildred Obermiller
Fritz Senkel
Burns McAnulty
B. F. Talley, Jr
Talley
Knapp
Kings Daughters Hospital
Temple
Dave Thomas Talley
David Bryan Acquitted in Labor Charge at Fairmont Creamery
David Bryan, manager of the Fairmont Creamery Company, was found not guilty by a jury in justice court on a charge of employing negro workers over time. Earlier another jury could not agree and was dismissed. The case followed a December incident where employees were jailed for alleged card punching fraud during turkey processing.
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Fairmont Creamery Company
Justice Court
Bryan
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Pioneer Mail Carrier Major Albert Chalmers Remembered
In a 50 Years Ago column the Dallas Morning News details Major Albert Chalmers who rode 90 miles from Nashville to Cameron delivering Republic of Texas mail. A New York native, he fought in the Texas War for Independence and with Rangers in West Texas, later served as county clerk and fought for the Confederacy. Old Nashville park preserves his headquarter route.
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Six Students Invited To Founders Day At Baylor University
A number of Cameron citizens and Baylor alumni are invited to attend the dedication of Pat M. Neff hall and the Cullen F. Thomas Carlton acceptance on Baylor’s 95th birthday. The celebration occurs in Waco Hall at 10 30 a m Thursday February 1.
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Cameron
Pat M. Neffhall
Cullen F. Thomas Carilton
Waco Hall
Rockdale Man W. E. Montague Buried Saturday
Funeral services for W. E. Montague a prominent Rockdale citizen and retired mail carrier were held Saturday at 2 p m at Rockdale Baptist Church. Rev L E Strickland preached, with interment in Rockdale cemetery. He is survived by his widow three sons and four daughters.
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Rockdale Baptist Church
L. E. Strickland
Rockdale Cemetery
Rogers woman hosts Jackson Day dinner at her farm
Mrs. T. Woodard Sr. of Rogers gave a Jackson Day dinner at her farm home Saturday night. A delicious dinner was served from a pink and white decorated table. Mrs. Woodard presented guests Lt. and Mrs. Rosco Greenslate of California with a picture of Andrew Jackson. Bridge and forty-two followed by 16 attendees.
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Rogers
Church Basketball Teams Need Sponsors
Cameron Churches plan a basketball league with players required to attend Sunday church services. Each team must have at least two sponsors, says committee member H. H. Whatley. Games resume Tuesday night January 23 at the high school gymnasium.
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Cameron
H. H. Whatley
Mrs J G Hill Visiting Cameron From Austin
Mrs J G Hill of Austin visits Cameron to see relatives and friends. She owns the Hill Beauty Shop here operated by her sister.
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J. G. Hill
Austin
Cameron
Parma Radio Service Price Sale Ad
Buying now before prices rise at Parma Radio Service. Hurry for radios and accessories while deals last.
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