Sokols Delivers Narrow Bryan Victory Over Knights of Columbus
Bryan Sokols scored the winning run in a 6 to 5 game against the Knights of Columbus. Nemec started for Bryan, gave up three early runs before Boriski relieved him. Schigut starred for the Knights, collecting three hits and pitching well. The Knights outhit Bryan and controlled most of the game, but Bryan rallied in the final innings to secure the win before a large crowd.
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Bryan
Knights
Nemec
Boriski
Schigut
Errove
Luc Matula
Scha‘ile
Parma
Episcopal Church Sunday Service Schedule
The church holds Holy Communion and sermon at 11 a.m. on Sunday July 5 plus Sunday School at 9 45 a.m.
Miss Katherine Henderson Visits Sister in Austin
Miss Katherine Henderson of the State Education Department spent several days in Austin last week visiting her sister Miss Winnie Henderson.
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Katherine Henderson
State Education Department of
Austin
Winnie Henderson
Western Union to Sell American Express Money Orders Here
Western Union offices will begin selling American Express Money Orders to meet Cameron residents demand for non telegraph money orders. The program starts Wednesday at Western Union offices nationwide with American Express as branches. A trial last December in New York City Boston and Philadelphia proved popular and the plan expands. The service does not affect the telegraphic money and gift order system which handles 275 million dollars annually.
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Cameron
Western Union
Margaret Walden
The
Telegraph Company
United States
American Express Company
New York City
Boston
Philadelphia
American Express
Sunny Side Firemen Roll Through Triple Telegram Wins
The Firemen opened the second half with a 7 0 victory over Ben Arnold and followed with a 4 3 win against Bel Falls. George Sumrall shut out Ben Arnold, while Pete Leach pitched well versus Bel Falls. Keith led with four hits, McDonald and Jenness had two, Pepper Young one. errors hurt Ben Arnold.
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Ben Arnold
Bel Falls
George Sumrall
Keith
McDonald
Jenness
Pepper Young
Firemen Win with Keith Double Steal in Nine-Hit Bout
Both teams had nine hits as the Firemen beat the Belfals aided by Keith's game winning double steal and Farrow error. Darrow allowed eight Belfals hits while Ingram gave up one. Belfals turned three double plays while Cameron scheduled changes followed by Temple Telegram playoffs.
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Darrow
Ingram
Keith
Young
Farrow
Firemen
Rogers
Hilltop Barry
Temple Telegram
Belfals
Firemen's Keith Dominates With Majority Of Scores
Keith accounted for over three of the four runs and registered four hits in five at bats, powering the Firemen in a tight game.
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Keith
Low Building Costs Offer Prospects for Builders in 1931
The article notes building costs are down over 4 percent from last year and 27 percent from 1920, driven by cheaper materials and willing labor. It warns of an eventual price uptick, urging prospective builders to buy quality supplies and hire export labor now to capitalize on the current favorable market.
Sacramental service at Methodist Church next Sunday
Pastor C. A. Lehbmer invites all members and friends to a 11 o'clock sacramental service at the Methodist Church with a short sermon titled Jesus the Wonderful and the Lord's Supper to follow. The male quartet will sing. No evening service due to Baptist church services. Sunday school starts at 9 45 a m and youth meeting at 7 p m.
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Methodist Church
Jesus the Wonderful
Baptist Church
Brother Timmerman
Hollywood Girls Tie Firemen In Game Here Sunday
The Cameron Firemen and Hollywood Girls played a seven inning game Sunday ending in an 8 to 8 tie. A season high crowd watched the girls, who performed well though the result was not in doubt from the start.
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Hollywood Girls
Belfalls
Cameron Firemen
Houston Visitors Include Notables This Week
Mesdames Roger Neblett William A Gilbert Ella Hooke and Miss Ruth Kemp visited Houston the first of the week. Dr James A Ferguson visited Houston Sunday and Monday tending to business interests.
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Mesdames
Roger Neblett
William A. Gilbert
Ella Hooke
Ruth Kemp
Houston
James A. Ferguson
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Cameron National Farm Loan Association
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Knights of Columbus
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Mende
Andert
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Boreshy
Episcopal Church
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Bel- Fals
Joe Lee
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Eron
Temple Vs. Cowboys
Joe
Lee
Temple Cowboys
Carey
Milam County Lumber Company
WM. P. Carey CO
C. A. Lehmberg
R.B. Grabein
Coleman-Eplen
Billie Marek
James L. Coleman
Commissioner of Insurance
State of Texas
S. E. Brogdon
Southwestern Life
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New York