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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1942
Page
2
The Cameron area sees a flurry of visitors and family updates with Fort Sam Houston and Cameron weekend travels. Notables include John Lee Clore visiting parents, W M Ryan of Lubbock joining his wife in Cameron, and Mrs J P Luce of Houston visiting. Local health news notes Mrs Hugo Aigner undergoing appendicitis surgery.
Dave C Miller of South Elm and a dee Petty of Sharp conducted business in Cameron on Saturday. Mr and Mrs H L Dakel and son Robert Lee Dakel visited Houston with their son and wife. Mr and Mrs Ernest Dakel hosted visitors. Mr and Mrs W S Clark Jr returned to Houston after relatives in Cameron. Mrs J C Burke joined them for a visit. Miss Clotilla Mikulec, student of parents. Mr and Mrs W M Ryan and daughter Lynn Marie returned to Lubbock after a visit with H Plate of Tracy.
Mr and Mrs Lester White of Bri ary were Cameron visitors on Saturday.
A local shop advertises expert radio repairs at reduced prices for Philco radios, inviting customers to bring in their units for affordable service. The notice emphasizes value and technical capability.
Ruth Marie Byer of Stewartsville Missouri and Frances Priebe of Wink visit Cameron for a week as part of a Methodist Youth Caravan. They promote Christian Youth work in the church and the community.
Harry Hinton returns to Houston following a visit with his mother Mrs Estelle Hinton.
R Y Dees of Hanover visited Cameron on business. Mr and Mrs Elbert Cox and sons Milford and Myrle of Killeen stayed with uncle C P Robbing. R L Batte attended the Central Texas Pioneer Club in Temple. Fred Graves and children returned home to San Antonio after visiting relatives here.
Miss Sidonia Stainslaw operated on for appendicitis at Cameron Hospital Monday morning. Visiting her parents in Marak she was to return to Camp Wallace where she works as a stenographer. Resting well at noon, friends wish for her quick recovery and she had come home for her aunt Gustine Janicek’s funeral. E L McGuyer of Rockdale visited Cameron Friday. Pvt Victor Vaculin of Grenier Field NH on furlough visited his parents at Ad Hall after leaving Boston to see his brother Stanley now at Camp Edwards near Boston. He will return to duty shortly.
On July 2 Dorothy Journeau director of Extension Division at the State Library Austin will meet interested residents to discuss plans for establishing a Cameron public library.
American flyers arrive in China and grow in number. They have sunk two Japanese warships off Whing Dam and inflicted casualties on Japanese troops. The air fighters fleet continues to grow. Advertise in the Daily Herald.
A joint Roosevelt Churchill statement from London promises UN actions to divert German strength from the Russian front. It vague on when or where operations occur, mentions tightened Soviet actions, halted Nazi advances at Kharkov Sevastopol and Ukraine, and notes impending American air participation and Rommel’s advance into Egypt.
John B. Henderson, chairman of the Democratic Executive Committee, did not file for re election and will retire from the committee on and after July 25 when his successor is elected. The vacancy would be filled by certifying a name to the ballot unless Henderson resigns, in which case the committee could appoint a chairman.
Under the General Board of Education five young workers arrive in Cameron to lead a Training School for Christian Workers and Youth revival across Cameron area churches. Daily classes run June 29 to July 3 with citywide services and meals. conclude with a revival in the main sanctuary.
A London dispatch states Germany has killed one million Jews since the war began and notes growing unrest in France as another London report warns of continued turmoil abroad.
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