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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1936

Page

10

Thieves Raid Melon Patches and Caught By Officers Here

Sheriffs Max Kennedy and Clarence McCall report several arrests for watermelon theft in the county during recent days. Officers seized thieves at the Hoyte community near Cameron and recovered melons damaged by cutting with knives. Floyd Nelson and Wilson Powers were captured Friday at 2 a.m.

Max Kennedy Clarence McCall Earl Angell Jim Woodum Hoyte Cameron Floyd Nelson Wilson Powers

Watermeter theft arrests and fines in Waco

Prior to Friday night arrests were made and fines imposed on Geo Thomas Jack Huddleston Lonzie Ellison Red Minnett and Carl Roller of Waco for watermeter stealing.

Geo. Thomas Jack Huddleston Lonzie Ellison Red” Minnett Carl Roller Waco

Absentee Votes Tallied in Democratic Primary Race

The County Clerk Homer Nabours reports only 15 absentee ballots cast so far in the Democratic primary for July 25. Twelve additional absentee slips have been mailed. Voters listed include Mrs. Belle Grabner Mila no Miss Mary Ethel Massengale Thompson Kemp Cameron R. H. Jones Buckholts and others across Cameron Gause Gay Hill Maysfield Elm Ridge Yarrediton.

Homer Nabours Belle Grabner Milano Mary Ethel Massengale Maysfield Thompson Kemp Cameron R. H. Jones

Buckholts Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits

Lewis Love of Fort Worth stayed with his aunt Mrs. J. A. Walschak and family. Rev W P Elliott and Mrs Elliott and daughters Mattie Baucom and Mary Frances visited Houston last week. J M and Marvin Mitcham and families attended a Jefferson reunion. Mildred Thompson of Oklahoma City stayed with Maurice Scarborough’s family. Joe Osaba and family of Austin visited V A Kubekca’s home. Claudia Wokaty of Waco visited her sister Mrs H A Kuzel. Mrs J D Lewis and children Dorothy Jean and John Douglas visited relatives in Rogers.

Lewis Love Fort Worth J. A. Walschak W. P. Elliott Mattie Baucom Mary Frances Houston J. M Marvin Mitcham Jefferson Mildred Thompson Oklahoma City Maurice Scarborough Hardy Scarborough Joe Osaba Austin V. A. Kubecka Claudia Wokaty Waco H. A. Kuzel J. D. Lewis Dorothy Jean John Douglas Rogers

Local visitors and social notes from Buckholts area

Temple visitors include Mr and Mrs V A Kubecka and Mrs J F Svacek of West. Mrs Alex Groppell and daughter Bobbie Jean return from Branchville visit with Judkins. Closer travel includes Frank Kleiber family to Chriesman and FE Kahter with E L Hinson to Austin. Community picnic at Cavilla lists Kubecka Harris Hinson Wallace and Floreen. Playset postponement due to weather and Texas Centennial trip highlight local life.

V. A. Kubecka J. F. Svacek West Temple Alex Groppell Bobbie Jean A. H. Judkins Branchville Frank Kleiber Chriesman FE. J. Kahter E. L. Hinson Austin Cavilla W. A. Knubecka H. N. Harris Gladys Wallace Floreen J. F. Swacek Dorothy George Goree Beerville D. R. Criswell E. Austin Dallas Rev W. P. Elliott E. M. Harrell Lubbock J. E. Harrell

Tirey’s false accusation against Poage over old age pension.

The letter argues Frank Tirey distorted Senate Journal records to claim Poage supported a discredited amendment. It asserts Poage opposed the language Tirey cites and notes Tirey’s misrepresentation and potential malice toward Poage, urging voters to distrust Tirey’s claims.

Frank B. Tirey Congress Waco News Tribune Tirey Valley Mills Poage Mr. Tirey Shivers Senate Senator Poage Bob Poage

Mrs. A. E. Buckland Dies in Port Arthur at 38

Mrs. A E Buckland of Port Arthur died Monday July 6 at Port Arthur where she had lived for years. Funeral was held Tuesday July 7 in Port Arthur. Surviving are her husband two children her parents four sisters and three brothers all named in Cameron area obituaries.

Cameron A. E. Buckland Port Arthur Buckland Beatrice Bell J. E. Bell R. D. Daniels Joe Ann Wilkerson Houston A. L. Sanders Freeport Clara Bell Edward Everett Emmett Bell

Man Saves Self as Train Crushes Arm

Fred Lohr, watching a baseball game near a railroad track, did not hear the approaching train and leapt aside too late for his body but enough to save his life. His arm was crushed by the locomotive.

Orange Fred Lohr

Car Recovered After Theft in Kosse

A 1928 Chevrolet Sedan owned by Virgil Coward stolen at the carnival grounds of Wilson Ledbetter Park on Saturday night was recovered by officers in Kosse on Tuesday afternoon. The car was found abandoned with two tires missing a spare and a rear tire. no arrests were made.

Virgil Coward Wilson- Ledbetter Park Kosse

Fox slain by hoe in North Carolina yard incident

Mrs. D. T. Johnson killed a fox with a hoe after it entered her yard and grabbed a chicken in Kinston, North Carolina.

Kinston N. C D. T. Johnson

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