Tucker Seeks Time and Bank Records in Audit Case
District Court hears petition filed by J. C. Tucker and attorneys W. A. Morrison Sr. and Jr. requesting more time to complete Cameron State Bank audit and access additional documents. Previous hearing denied part of the records. Seventeen indictments were returned in May charging embezzlement and false entries related to a December 1931 bank closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Tucker
W. A. Morrison
W. A. Morrison Jr
Cameron State Bank
Tucker
Dodson
Marlin
Phone Rate Decrease Sought In Waco By 1000 Subscribers
Waco city commissioners were to hear petitions from 1000 Southwestern Bell Telephone customers requesting lower rates. City Manager E. E. McAdams believed the company would cut prices, while the firm said it has operated at a loss in Waco and lost 1200 subscribers in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
E. E. McAdams
Telephone Company
Fredric March Stars in Merrily We Go To Hell at Milam
Fredric March headlines Paramount's Merrily We Go To Hell, a dramatized adaptation of Cleo Lucas's novel. The star brings a wide range of dramatic roles to the Part, with Sylvia Sidney co starring. The Milam Theatre run begins next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredric Marcn
Paramount
Cleo Lucas
Fredric Maren
March
Jerry
Miss Lucas
Joan
Tallulah Bankhead
Sylvia Sieney
Maren
Milam Theatre
Sylvia Sidney
Stanley Swift
Fredric March
Ann Harding
Warner Baxter
Karem Morley
Claudette Colbert
Clive Brook
Joan Bennett
Vivian Ware
George Sidney
Charlie Murray
Cohen's
Kelly's
Hollywood
Wheeler and Woolsey
Walter Huston
George Bancroft
Wynne Gibson
Revival Service At Church Of Christ Continues
Evangelist J. Early Arceneaux conducts nightly revival at 8 15 with growing interest. The sermons stress Christ and Scriptural authority and urge attendees to become Christians. Public invited.
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Church of Christ
J. Early Arceneaux
Christ
Neff to speak at Milam Baptist Encampment in July
Former Governor Pat M. Neff will address the Milam County Baptist Encampment in Malibu Texas on Friday night July 29 as the fifth annual session opens. The event runs July 24 to 29 at Wayside Inn on Little River with leaders from Texas Baptists presenting each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat M. Neff
Milam County Baptist
Milam County Baptist Association
Wayside Inn
Little River
W. B. Breazeale
Ft. Worth
Texas Baptist
Howard Williams
Dallas
Asa Avant
Lampassas
W. H. McKenzie
Austin
J. C. Hardy
Belton
J. L. Wharton
Bryan
Neff
Baylor University
Mrs Edna Brady Loses Damages Suit Against Santa Fe Railroad
In district court a jury denied Mrs. Edna Brady 50000 dollars in damages from the Santa Fe railroad over the death of her husband at their grocery in October 1930. Brady sought 25000 dollars actual and 25000 dollars exemplary. trial followed a previous hung jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Brady
Santa Fe Railroad
Brady
M. G. Cox
Cameron
E A. Camp
Rockdale
W. G. Gillis
Duff & Duff
G. C. Sloane
Foreman
J. D. Kornegay
Robert Menn
Hubert Phillips
H. Voss
Ed Brockenburn
A. L. Sheppard
J. D. Campbell
A. L Burnett
J. L. Hightower
Ryan
J. C. Turner
Will Caldwell Dies Suddenly Wednesday at 62
Will Caldwell 62 died suddenly at Milano Wednesday afternoon at 1 36 from a heart attack while returning to gravel work on highway construction after lunch. He had long lived in Cameron and was born in Williamson County in 1870. Funeral services were held July 7 at the Presbyterian church with interment in Oak Hill Cemetery. Coleman Eplen Funeral Home handled arrangements. He was a member of the Christian church and is survived by his widow and several children.
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Will Caldwell
Milano
Caldwell
Cameron
Williamson County
Presbyterian Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Coleman Eplen
Joel B. Hardigree
First Presbyterian Church
The
Christian Church
Roosevelt Accepts Democratic Nomination by Air Flight
Governor Roosevelt of New York flies from Albany to Chicago to accept the Democratic presidential nomination. His acceptance aligns with a platform hailed as the party’s strongest in a half century, signaling renewed Democratic harmony.
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Roosevelt
New York
Democratic Party
United States
Albany
Chicago
Wages high as $100 a day in gas assets evaluation
Cameron voters hear former House speaker Satterwhite describe Railroad Commission actions on Lone Star Gas Company assets. He cites a December contract to value properties to assess pricing and potential savings, with hearings slated for July 11 and a projected 4 to 7 weeks for review. The per diem and expenses cap is $45,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Commission
Cameron
Satterwhite
Ozona
House of Representatives
Austin
UCV
Texas
Lone Star Gas Company
Weather Week Ending July 6 1932
Table by R A Tag shows daily maximum and minimum temperatures and rainfall for the week ending July 6 1932. Data covers each day with totals. The local weather note lists measurements from a city weather observation.
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R. A. Tag
Tiner Am
Phone 590
Methodist Church Sets Sermons for Next Sunday
Regular services will be held next Sunday at the Methodist Church. The morning sermon titled Jesus Christ as our Alternative and the evening topic Results of Despondency will be preached as usual. The church reports steady attendance and ongoing work.
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Methodist Church
Jesus Christ
Miss Fannie Tarver Visits From Ben Arnold for Fourth
Miss Fannie Tarver of Ben Arnold spent last week visiting her aunt Mrs G B Taylor. She was joined by her sister Miss Maxie Tarver a student at Toby's Business College in Waco for the Fourth and they returned to Waco on Tuesday.
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Fannie Tarver
Ben Arnold
G. B. Taylor
Maxie Tarver
Toby’s Busines College
Waco
McGregor to Speak at Centennial Celebration at Marak Church
Austin's T H McGregor will headline the Centennial Celebration for George Washington's birth anniversary at Marak Church on Wednesday July 13 with an English address at 1 30 pm and Bohemian talk at 2 30 pm Rev K Kacer will speak Bohemian. Dinner at noon. State and local office candidates may speak in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tt. H. McGregor
Austin
Marak Church
George Washington
McGregor
Rev. K. Kacer
B. P. Matocha
Cameron
Catholic Insurance Convention Set for Cameron July 13
About 150 delegates are expected to attend the State Convention of the Catholic Insurance Union in Cameron on Wednesday July 13. The five day session will meet at National Hall with B A Matocha Cameron City Attorney presiding at the Marak centennial celebration. T H McGregor of Austria will deliver an address and Rev Kacer pastor at Marak will speak Bohemian in the afternoon. Meals are served at the Legion Hall with Mrs B P Matocha in charge. the public is welcome with a small fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Catholic Insurance Union
National Hall
A. J Kallus
Halletsville
Marak
Matocha
Milam County
Firemen Defeat Westphalia Farmers 4-1 in Midweek Win
Cameron Firemen beat the Westphalia Farmers 4 to 1 as Everett Peel allowed five hits. Key scoring came in the first, third and fifth innings with contributions from Pep Young Archie Peel and McDonald. Cameron left ten on base while Farmers stranded three and blamed for a fielding miscue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Firemen
Westphalia Farmers
Everett Peel
Farmers
Westphalia
Fay
E. Mees
Sener
Sored
W. Mees
Firemen
Bate
Pepper Young
Seond
Archie Peel
McDonald
Jennes
Wiley
KE. Peel
Williams
Young
Jennesen
Glenn
Cameron
Jone
A. Peel
Mrs Love Heads to Chesman Visit Then Returns Home
Mrs J B Love and her children travel Wednesday for a week with relatives in Chesman. She plans a brief return visit to Cameron to see her parents Mr and Mrs M W Price before continuing to her home in Sweetwater.
Fourth of July Legion Celebration Draws Big Crowd in Cameron
A large Cameron crowd enjoys a three day Fourth of July program by the local Legion post. Events include carnival attractions, rodeo at Lawless Green field with wild jack rabbit roping, calf roping and goat roping contests, wild cow milking, a speech by Van Moody advocating Governor Sterling’s re election, and a big fireworks display. Net proceeds are expected to reach two to three hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Legionaires
City Park
Lawless Greenfield
O. White
Bynum
Milton Osburn
Alton Robins
Curtis Barren
Joe Casey
Curtis Barron
Frank Hosetica
Dave Ethridge
Z. M. Akers
Alton Robina
H. M. Akers
van Moody
Moody
Sterling
The
Legion Post
Cameron Masons Elect Officers For Year
At the regular meeting of the A. K. & A. M. San Andres Lodge No. 170, Cameron the following officers were elected: Jesse Brock W M P W. Davis S W A J Smith W dq J W Haygood Treasurer H E Garner Secretary N L Caperton Tiler.
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A. Kr
A. M. San Andres
Lodge No. 170
Cameron
Jesse Brock
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MILAM
Milam Baptists
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
John B. Hawley
W. Freese
Marvin S Nicnols
Cne Eee
Catholic Insurance Convention
Legion
Cameron Masons