Troop 52 Scout Meeting Highlights and Baseball Tie
Troop 52 led by assistant scoutmaster Shorty Matula met Friday night with most scouts present and several visitors. The group opened with the oath and law, discussed activities including a stunt night, studied signaling, and closed with taps. Baseball tied Marlow 16 to 16 after 12 innings. Tracy game postponed. Mr and Mrs L Batte Jr and Garland returned from a trip including the Century of Progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Lindle
Matocha
Marlow
Tracy
Bohemian Hall
L. Batte Jr
Garland
Earl Elliott
Chicago
Thorndale Champion
Encampment Speakers Planned for Wayside Cameron Area
Burlington J J Foshen and L W Sample attended a Cameron Baptist church meeting and heard the Encampment lineup for July 23 at Wayside. Nights feature Rev T C Gardner Dr F M McConnell Rev W B Pierce Dr J C Hardy Rev R L Brown Pat M Neff with Waco listed Friday. Attendance at both B Y P U unions was strong last Sunday. A grape juice canning demonstration was held at Mrs Swanner’s Rosebud home on Friday July 14 with Mrs Elo Werland and Mrs Geo Logan attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Foshen
L. W. Sample
Baptist Church
Cameron
Wayside
T. C. Gardner
F. M. McConnell
W. B. Pierce
Mexia
J. C. Hardy
Belton
R. L. Brown
College Station
Pat M. Neff
Waco
Elo Werland
Geo. Logan
Swanner
Rosebud
First National Bank of Cameron Texas Assets Summary 1933
Bank assets as of June 30 1933 include loans and discounts 45 130 09 overdrafts 32 417 57 U S government securities 74 896 40 other bonds and securities 98 302 50 banking house 75 000 00 furniture and fixtures 29 766 31 real estate other than banking house 179 509 11 reserve with Federal Reserve 88 809 00 cash and due from banks 19 942 91 outside checks 3 750 00 redemption fund with U S Treasurer 3 052 58 total assets show balances and percentages listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Banking House
Banking House Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
Fight Over Ginning Price Raise Sparks Nationwide Protest
Montgomery Alabama Seth P Storrs commissioner of agriculture led a protest against the proposed national cotton ginners code price of seven dollars fifty cents a bale for ginning. He called the price absolutely unreasonable and urged state agriculture commissioners to press Washington officials and oppose the rate. He noted ginners previously charged eighty five cents a bale when cotton sold for ten cents a pound.
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Montgomery
Ala
Seth P. Storrs
Storrs
Washington
Hugh 5. Johnson
Local Guests and a Hayfield Accident Report
Sweeny Texas visitors Mrs Mary Nell Marek of Belmena were hosted by Dr and Mrs J C Her ring. Jack Lierman suffered a painful accident last week while shocking hay a pitchfork broke and he fell breaking his knee cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweeny
Texas
Mary Nell Marek
Belmena
J. C. Herring
Jack Lierman
Hay
Reverend J K Simmons Handles Church Business in Cameron
Reverend J K Simmons the pastor of the Baptist church of San Gabriel was in Cameron during the week conducting church related affairs and handling household matters.
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J. K. Simmons
The
Baptist Church of San Gabriel
Cameron
Aged Confederate Dies at Dallas Home at 92
Leouis Cotton Moore a lone McMullen colony member who refused to swear an oath against bearing arms died in Dallas. Claimed 101 by some, his age was 92 per relatives. He came from Scotland, spent years in South America, moved to Dallas 40 years ago, built a contracting fortune, later penniless. Burial followed funeral services Saturday and mourners gathered from Dallas Corpus Christi and Waco.
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Waco
Leouis Cotton Moore
McMullen
Dallas
United Press
United States
Scotland
South America
Moore
Galveston
California
Corpus Christi
Don Cahill Reunites With Family in Nevada
Don Cahill of Nevada visits his father Ed Cahill and relatives after years away in California. Jim Nolan has been ill but improving. Local social news lists visits between Swanzy, Rochelle, Carnes, and other towns, plus church attendance and a youth party at the Swanzy home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Cahill
Nevada
Ed Cahill
California
Jim Nolan
Sluggers Edge Ben Arnold In Playoff Opener
Cameron Sluggers win 4 3 at Lawless Green Field to take game one, handing Ben Arnold a setback in Cen Tex League playoff. Price Matula Worces ter and Guess key with the bat as Dad Reimer and C Buffington mix on mound and plate duties amid misc errors and scattered hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Sluggers
Ben Arnold
Lawless Green Field
Dad Reimer
C. Buffington
Pete Bean
Hobson
Bengals
Price
Matula
Worcester
Guess
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Boy Scouts
Gulf Refining Company
Burlington
First National Bank
Milam
I. H. M. Hefley
H. M. Hefley
Leo V. Stecher
R. H. McIntosh Giles L. Arriett
A. K. Gurecky
McCormick
Deering Implements
Farmall
International Trucks
Viola Rosenberg
Austin
Lou Meyers
Abbott Swanzy
Gladys
Winnie
Mary Virginia Swanzy
Elsie Dycus
George Werner
Johan Rochelle
Mary Jane Rochelle
Lb. B. Monroe
Elbert McAllister
5. D Carnes
Odell Carnes
Carnes
J. J. Foshea
Grady Wright
Melvin
Wm. Hardy
Ruth Coates
Houston
Peter Braden
Lott
Ed Braden
Connie Cochran
Terral Prescott
Jeff Swanzy
Ellen Malcik
Hamilton
Vance Dycus
R. T. Dycus
Fay Dycus
Freeport
Yarrellton
T. L. Dycus
Claudia Jones
Lucille Jones
Ward Jones
Travis
B. F. Stidham
J. E. Lester
Evelyn Harrell Ad
Jones Prairie
J. A. Rice
Brownwood
Grace Gilliland
Coleman-Epien
Billie Marek
James 1
Coleman
Gulf
Gulf Station
Gulf A
Tooo, Gulf
Cpining Co., Pittsourgh, FA
Rexall Drug
Ieee
NRRL
New Cameron Drug Company
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