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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1931
Page
4
The Cameron Herald lists advertising rates per column inch and line rate for first insertion. It notes obituaries and notices of public entertainments with admission charged follow regular rates. The issue is dated 1879 with post office notice and general publication details.
The article previews Chaplin’s motion picture with a debutante actress seen as likely to win favor. Harry Myers plays the eccentric millionaire opposite Chaplin the tramp. Florence Lee, Allan Garcia, and Hank Mann fill the supporting cast.
Chaplin recreates a city inside the Hollywood Chaplin plant using a five acre river and two expensive downtown streets. He debuts as a musician with nearly all music composed by himself and supervised by Arthur Johnson. 800000 feet of film were shot across three cameras. distribution runs just over one percent via United Artists.
Ollie Ezzell of Buckholts Texas writes a sorrowful reflection on lifelong unhappiness and loneliness. He compares life to a ship wrecked at sea and hopes for solace after death with God.
A heavy brown leather purse found on Cameron streets between a resident's home and Terry's Grocery Store contains a ladies bracelet and a Houston card. Return to Blue Bonnet Cafe Mrs Gene Smith.
A tribute recounts deep friendship with Leona Catheran, praising her Christian faith, love, and prayers. Viola Pearl Adame writes of shared Bible study, Baptist encampment memories, and the belief that heaven preserves their bond. The piece honors a life dedicated to faith and friendship.
The Federated Missionary Society held a Tuesday afternoon meeting at the First Methodist church led by Mrs. W. O. Triggs. Children from the Community Vacation Bible School displayed crafts including twelve cheeses for children and a Dutch Doll quilt pieced by the cadren to be quilted and sent to the Evangel Home in Waco. Officers will be elected at the September meeting.
Marlow and surrounding residents share visits across Rogers Waco Salem and Tem ple with friends and relatives. Mentions include Vera Posey Thrall Mrs J R Murrell Elsie Coward Wanda Lee Hayes and more as they spend days with kin. Also note tin and radiator repair available at R A Tag near Yoe High School.
All ex service men attending Cameron city park celebration are asked to register at the Legion Information Bureau Tent. The tent provides information on the American Legion its activities and history and explains laws affecting World War veterans. Edwin Hardy Post No 9 members will staff the tent with supplies to handle any veteran claim.
The Business and Professional Women’s Club voted to hold a picnic on July 7 at City Park. A recreational program is scheduled for eight o’clock in the evening.
Miss Zelma Ramsel a saleslady at the Leader is reported ill in her apartment at the Gaston apartments with conditions not specified.
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