Icers Vanquish Idealers In Large Waco Victory
The Cameron Icers defeated the Cameron Idealers of Waco 11 to 2 Sunday. Munro and Olle led with early runs, and Olle and Dowling homered as Waco managed little offense. Woffard allowed seven hits for the Icers, while Luders and Duce combined for 13 hits for the Idealers. Cameron plans a return game in Waco next Sunday before the State Semi pro tournament begins July 2.
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Cameron Icers
Icers
Artillery Ose
Cameron Idealers
Waco
Munro
Ed Olle
Waco Boys
Burleson
Darren Woffard
Woffard
Luders
How They Stand on Batting Averages Through The Waco Dealers
The Coca Colas edge Magnolias 9 to 8 in a thrilling last inning rally. Standings on batting averages referenced as players push for season-leading numbers through the Waco Dealers game.
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Waco Sdealers
Ers
Coca Colas
Magnolias
Soft Ball League Plays Highlight Friday Night
The Soft Ball League held regular games Friday with Enterprise beating Minerva Oilers 6 to 3 and Coca Cola facing Magnolia in a thrilling match after a band interlude.
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L Pet
Enterprise Coca Cola
Little’s Icers
Minerva Oilers Athletic Council
Cameron Icers
Texaco
Horned Frog K. of P
Magnolia Ee Es
Enterprise
Minerva Oilers
Coca Cola
Magnolia
Death of Bertha Leola Cosby at 14 in Brownwood
Bertha Leola Cosby died July 7 1936 at 6 PM after visiting Branchville and Milam County relatives. She returned from Branchville July 4 to 1505 Fisk Avenue Brownwood and died of typhoid fever. Funeral July 6 at White & London with Rev. J M Bradford officiating. interment Greenleaf cemetery. Survived by parents R R Cosby and wife, two sisters Imogene and Mary, grandparents A R Turner of Branchville and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cosby of Fort Worth. Pallbearers from Sunday School class.
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Bertha Leola Cosby
R. R. Cosby
A. R. Turner
Branchville
Milam County
Fisk Avenue
Brownwood
White & London Funeral
J. M. Bradford Pator
Cogger Avenue Baptist Church
Greenleaf Cemetery
Imogene
Mary
Joe Cosby
Fort Worth
Sandy Creek Home Demonstration Club Plans Millam County Day Trip
The Sandy Creek Home Demonstration Club met July 6 at Sandy Creek Church with thirteen members and two visitors. A bus to A M College on Millam County Day July 24 was arranged for a full day with picnics. Five new members joined and the next meeting is August 8 at Mrs. O H Story’s home to discuss Scoring Vegetables and Table Service.
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Sandy Creek Home Demonstration Club
Sandy Creek
A. & M. College
Milam County
J. Wade
F. Bramblow
Leon Towery
W. Davenport
Lois Laeper
O. H. Story
Fine Peaches Grow In Black Lands As Shown By Specimens
Fine yellow Tena peaches from Felix Neinast near Rosebud were brought to Cameron last Friday. The fruit, from Neinast’s farm, are described as the best specimens seen in Cameron this year. Neinast, formerly a young businessman here, moved to his farm and now holds many bearing trees including other fruits.
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Cameron
Felix Neinast
Rosebud
Neinast
Election managers named for primary in Milam County
Chairman Davis of the Democratic executive committee announced the appointment of 50 election managers to cover Milam County. The list includes managers for East Cameron East, West Cameron West, Salem, Elm Ridge, Rice School, Maysfield, Jones Prairie, Gause, Hanover, Marlow, Buckholts, Walker's Creek, North Elm, Conoley, and Watson Branch among others with named individuals such as E A Flinn Roy Baskin Frank Currie Ernest Howard Fred Baker C P Robison W C Cooper J A McKinney A W Brashear L B Cunningham M Pierces R L Storey Jack Barnes Roy Hightower S R Fuller Ervin Jackson F R Conoley and W T Johnson.
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Davis
Democratic Executive Committee
Milam County
East Cameron
E. A. Flinn
West Cameron
Roy Baskin
Curry
Frank Currie
Salem
Ernest Howard
Ad Hall
Fred Baker
Elm Ridge
C. L. Simank
Rice School
C. P. Robison
Maysfield
W. C. Cooper
Jones Prairie
J. A. McKinney
Beimena
A. Wi Brashear
Gause
Cunningham
Hanover
M. Pierces Marlow
R. L
London preview promises Talking Books phonograph library
Geoffrey Faber predicts future Talking Books may replace reading classics such as Shakespeare and Dickens. Readers could listen to a book via phonograph records rather than traditional text.
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London
Geoffrey Faber
The House of Geo A Thomas & Sons 46 Years in Business
The firm states that forty six years of operation mean little without ethical customer relations and quality service. It emphasizes its commitment to high quality drugs and capable pharmacists serving customers faithfully since founding.
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House of Geo. A. Thomas & Sons
Coach Wood Returns From Alpine Summer School
Coach L. C. Wood recently attended summer school in Alpine then traveled from Cameron to McGregor for a brief visit. Mrs. Wood and their son visited relatives in West Texas. Next week the family heads to Dallas for his staff role with the Texas High School Coaches Association. They plan to return to Cameron in late summer to begin building the Yoemen team.
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L. C. Wood
Alpine
City
Cameron
McGregor
Cardui Aims to Rebuild Strength After Illness
Cardui claims to stimulate appetite and aid digestion to help women gain strength from food. The ad cites Mrs. C. E. Ratliff of Hinton West Virginia and other testimonials noting recovery after childbirth and general health improvements. It ends with a physician consultation suggestion if no benefit is seen.
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Cardui
C. E. Ratliff
Hinton
W. Va
Cardus
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