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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1944
Page
7
A list of property transfers between individuals and with estates in Cameron area including numerous acreages and monetary values, plus a court action naming Edward Pagel as guardian for Theola Lange with bond details and appraisers approved.
The notice reports the death of 44 year old Toro Soo Choo Hoo who died at his home in Milano. It lists seven children and three sisters as survivors and notes funeral arrangements by Phillips and Luckey Funeral Home of Rockdale. The column also mentions visiting relatives and residents, flu illness of a Bryan grandson, and local residents visiting family or traveling, including Pearl Harbor arrival news for Mary Lee Taylor in Nurses Corps.
Christian Science services on Sunday January 30 center on the Love theme in daily readings. Golden Text urges believers to love one another as love comes from God, with Romans 12 21 and Eddy’s Science and Health stating Human hate has no mandate and Love is enthroned. Mildred Brecka of Yarrellton visited Cameron on Friday.
The report notes slow advances on the Eastern Front with Novgorod fallen, undermining expectations of a European invasion. Italian trenches show little gain while Berlin endures another bombing. Allied air forces claim 33 Japanese planes downed and two ships sunk in the Pacific, including a cruiser.
Local business man and World War I veteran Lloyd Sanford announced Saturday he will run for Constable of Precinct No. 1. A longtime resident, Sanford is well known to voters in the precinct.
A Thomas Label promises lifetime service from a trusted old drug store. Registered graduate pharmacists provide clear prescriptions with a stored record behind the bottle. Since 1890 the shop has kept a high standard and invites faith in its care.
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