Substantial Thanks From Subscribers List
A lengthy roster thanks numerous subscribers and a range of organizations including Cameron Legalia Johnson Ira Terrell and the Chamber of Commerce. The list features many individuals with varied titles and local groups acknowledged for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. McCullin
Beatrice Foster
A. H. Hightower
Jim Short
Joe Zarosky
Sr. Chamber of Commerce
O. B. Harden
Lewis Johnson
Theo F. Aschenbeck
Clara Thomas
M. B. Wheeler
Willis Looney
Joe Johnson
Perry D. Richardson
Giles B. McDermott
Denton House
Lorraine Arnold Beauty Shop
M. L. Posival
VA Records Safe From Fire Says Administrator
VA administrator Donald E. Johnson assures no impact on 13 million veterans and dependents from a fire at the Military Records Center in St. Louis. He notes VA maintains backups in Austin and Washington plus a nearby St. Louis processing unit and clerical records for discharge, service dates, and benefits eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Military Records Center
St. Louis
Donald E. Johnson
Administrator of
Veterans Affairs
Military Records
Johnson
VA Data Processing Center
Austin
Washingon
Milano Collision Sends Three Men To Temple Hospital
A head on crash near Milano on Highway 79 early Sunday sent Jim Doyle Hartley 17 Milano Leslie Ray Stone 19 Woodson and Carl J. Huddleston 18 Milano to Scott and White Hospital Temple with injuries. Hartley suffers a fractured jaw and concussion Huddleston a fractured jaw Stone a compound leg fracture Hartley remained in intensive care until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milano
Temple
Larry Hester
Jim Doyle Hartley
Leslie Ray Stone
Woodson
Texas
Hartley
Carl J. Huddleston
Highway 79
Red Cross Seeks Summer Blood Donors in Cameron
The American Red Cross urges donors to give during summer. The Bloodmobile will be at Cameron Methodist Fellowship Hall on Wednesday July 25 from 12 to 6 pm with a 75 unit quota. Donors 18 and older may give. under 21 may need parental consent in some states. Donor health and safety noted. donations take about 40 minutes total. Milam County residents are reminded blood can be replaced by the Red Cross Blood Bank. One unit may be separated into red cells platelets plasma and cryoprecipitate for multiple patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Cameron
Methodist Fellowship Hall
Glenda Moseley
Milam
Moms Softball Benefit Game At Local Field
A benefit softball game called mom s soft ball will be played Thursday at 8 p m at the Little League field near Safeway. Proceeds go to improvements at the new ballfield at Cameron Airpark. Coaches are Rose Mondrik and Ellen Canady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little League Field
Safeway
Cameron Airpark
Rose Mondrik
Ellen Canady
Cameron Police Sponsor Driver License School
The Cameron Police Department runs a free three night driver license school at Yee High School in Cameron on August 17 20 and 21. Classes start at 7 30 p m with no charge for attendees over 18 without a license. The program aims to help unlicensed drivers study traffic rules to qualify for a Texas operators license. For details contact the Cameron Police Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Yee High School
Cameron Police Department
Texas Department of Public Safety
Texas
Milam County June Patrol Records 25 Accidents
The Texas Highway Patrol investigated 25 rural highway accidents in Milam County in June. Sergeant Fred Hurst reports no deaths or injuries for June 1973. Through 1973 Milam County totals reach 124 accidents with no deaths and 58 injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Texas Highway Patrol
Milam County
Fred Hurst
Highway Patrol
Council Seeks Traffic Lights at Three Intersections
City council plans to ask the Texas Highway Department for a study of traffic at four th and Fannin four th and Jefferson and 12th and Travis to place traffic signals. The study will occur in September with school traffic rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Highway Department
Highway Department
4Th
Fannin
Jefferson
12Th
Travis
Demerson
12Th St
City Planning Commission
Hefley Sted
Aggravated assault charged in Rogers incident on Yarrellton road
Raymond McDowell of Rogers faces charges of assault on Walter J. Palmer of North Carolina after picking him up in Temple and driving toward Yarrellton road. Palmer, a National Guard member, was struck twice with a soft drink bottle when he got out. He was treated at St. Edward Hospital, then airlifted to Darnall Army Hospital at Fort Hood and released. A separate town meeting on Cameron planning, with five minute talks and a citizen questionnaire, is set for Thursday night at 7 30 p m at Methodist Fellowship Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Jess Brock
Rogers
Yarrellton Road
Carl Black
Raymond McDowell
Walter J. Palmer
North Carolina
Black
McDowell
Palmer
Temple
Buckholts
Crow
Warren McCall
McCall
St. Edward Hospital
Darnall Amy Hospital
Fort Hood
Sheriff Black
Cameron
Methodist Fellowship Hall
City Planning Commission
the Herald
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J. J. Willis Trucking Company
Orange Oval
Pate Transportation Museum
Fort Worth
Country Roads
Glenn Townsend
Dallas
Moving Com
VA Records Safe
F.M.L
John R. Zajicek
Joe Vajdak
Raymond Wall
Robert Jungman
B. A. Kostrom
Emil Kamenicky
M. T. Morris
Barbee Barrett
Alfonse Tomek
Sandy Svetlik
Linda Glaser
C. O. Mayfield, Jr
Mozell Smith
Gause
Mary P. Garrison
Burlington
Aug. W. Boecker
Ernest Haneke
Thomas Blackburn
Rockdale - Aluminum Co. of America
Maysfield
Leroy Massengale
Taylor
Southwestern Bell
OTEY
Kenneth Allen
McDuff
Bellaire
Leslie H. Bohn
Edwin M. Day
R. J. Batla Sr
Temple Daily Telegram
Irving
Charles Moran
Marshall
K. H. Forsythe
Midland
J. L. Gordon Austin
Jack Daniel
D. M. Orsag
San Antonio
Adolph A. Horelicka
Port Arthur
W. E. Walker
ALVIN
Red Cross Blood Program
Cameron Police
Ernest Moore
Elzy Harris
E. 18Th St
Gene Blake
Citizens National Bank
Glass
Florist
Police Department
Bob Bilkey
Chris Perrin
C. Flores
Herald
Perrin
Flores
City Streets Department
Lawrence Zotz
Jim Camp
Monroe Fuchs
Edwin Bigbee
Paul Oldrich
Henry Ivey
Dana Kestenbaum
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