Milano Citizens Remember Henry Touchstone and Local Notices
Milano memorial notices report Henry Touchstone dying at home on Sunday January 18 after years of ill health. Funeral held at Phillips and Lackey, burial at Sandy Creek. He survived by his wife, two daughters, and many relatives. Yates Malone died January 19 in Houston, his body moved to Cameron for funeral and burial in Milano. He survived by wife, two children, parents and two brothers. Other items note visitors, travel, hospital stays, and tax service update from the Cameron Internal Revenue office for January 31 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Touchstone
Milano
Phillips and Lackey
Sandy Creek Cemetery
Yates Malone
Houston
Cameron
Lesser Newton
California
R. V. Corbin
Palestine Hospital
Maggie Miller
John
Internal Revenue Service
Cameron Internal Revenue
F. J. Schultz
Internal Revenue Director's Office
Little River Philosopher Courts Football Over Two Platoon Myth
A Marlow Oklahoma reader quips about football's two platoon system, arguing the sport may end the rule yet plans to keep farming practice unchanged. He contrasts farm duties with on field play, noting how division of labor differs between cows and calves, gins, and tractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little River
Johnson Grass
Marlow
Texas Legislature
National Congress
Austin
Washington
1952 Record Year For Texans Buying Insurance Coverage
Fire Insurance Commissioner Paul H. Brown announced that Texans bought more fire, windstorm and extended coverage insurance in 1952 than ever before. Premiums reported totaled 67.95 million for fire and 46.78 million for windstorm and extended coverage, up 7 percent and 8 percent respectively from 1951. No general rate changes. rises tied to new construction, inflation, and higher property values. Loss data for 1952 not yet available. Also noted a family visit in Waco with the Dodd and Whatley households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin—Texans
Paul H. Brown
Texas Insurance Checking Office
Brown
Sickness and social notes from Yarrellton region
The Yarrellton area reports widespread colds and flu with no critical cases. Local residents ill include Mrs Mable Mann and W A Wilkerson while Mrs Bill McCall recovers from pneumonia in Cameron hospital. Several visits and attendances at funerals and family visits are noted among Barretts, Leiskars, and Fords. Texas bank assets reach a record 1.742 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Mann
W. A. Wilkerson
Katherine Coleman
Lillian Barrett
George Malone
Liberty
Bill McCall
Cameron Hospital
Randel Sparks
Randy
Houston
Joe Ford
Ford
Mary Leiska
Leath Couple Recent Visitors In The City
Mr and Mrs George Leath were recent visitors in the city, staying briefly and touring local sites before departing. The pair appeared at several downtown venues and spoke with residents about their travels and experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Leath
City
Platoon System Publicity and Personal Resolve
A personal message from J. A. expresses intent to remain with the platoon and to rely on friends in town for support. The writer signs off with a faithful closing.
Mr and Mrs Lankford Visit Hanover Couple
Mr and Mrs Joe Lankford of Hanover were recent visitors, greeting local residents and sharing news during their stay in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lankford
Hanover
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Milano News
Jimmie Asher
Belton
Edmond
Luther Russell
Sweetwater
Elmer Russell
Bell Tiames
Rockdale
Nick Breman
Lexington
Bessie Breman
Monroe Pierce
Milton Pierce
Farmers General Utility Grain Storage Building
W. J. Fullerton
Taylor, Texas
George Dodd
Annette
Glenn
Lanny
Sterling Whatley
Waco
Yarrellton News
Texas
Texas State
J. M. Falkner
Frank Thomas
Snyder and Post, Texas
Fisher Ward
Temple Hospital
Robert Latham
Clarence Colburn
Barton
Black Barton Springs Road
P. O. Box
J. A
The
Cameron Herald
Texas Department of Public Safety
George Childress
Automobile
Citizen's Nat'l. Bank
Wworth
Goup
Reg
Fordomatic
Hefley-Stedman Motor Company
Ron, Texas
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