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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1939

Page

6

Two Young Men Escape Injuries In Early Morning Crash

Joe McLane former football star and College of Marshall student and Marvin Hess of Cameron were injured at 2 a m Monday when their car hit a light pole on the Rosebud highway near the north city limits. Both suffered head injuries and dental damage as Hess fell asleep at the wheel. The car was badly wrecked as they returned from Rosebud.

Joe McLane College of Marshall Marvin Hess Cameron Rosebud Hess

Florist Couple Returns From Texas Convention attendance

Mr and Mrs Lester Glass returned from the state convention of Florists at Galveston where they attended the Designer's school and the convention annual benefit. The couple are noted as experienced Texas florists and customers will be glad they are further equipped.

Lester Glass

Livestock Association Plans Bryan Barbecue Event

Homer Nabours secretary of the Central Texas Livestock Association mails invitations for a barbecue hosted by Legion Park in Bryan open to members and friends.

Homer Nabours Central Texas Livestock Association Legion Park Bryan

Hope Violin 126 Years Old Displayed at Herald Office

A violin aged 126 years is shown at the Herald office in good preservation. Owned by B. F. Weise of Jones Prairie it has been in the Weise family for over 50 years and bears a 1813 manufacturing date. Weise sets a giveaway price on the fiddle.

Herald Office Hope B. F. Weise Jones Prairie

Ray Burke Jr Vacationing With Parents In Waco

Ray Burke Jr manager of a Safeway store in Waco is here on vacation with his parents.

Ray Burke, Jr Safeway Waco

Buckholts News Notes Local Visitors and Weekend Guests

John Burtis visited Seaton on Sunday. Temple guests included Mr and Mrs John Kuzell and daughters Lorene and Irene. Buchanan Dam visitors were Mr and Mrs J R Slovacek and Mr and Mrs Buford McMillion. Weekend guests at the J A Walschak home included Howard Lewis Lous Brady Maggie Hailes and L L Lewis. Various relatives and visitors from Snyder Waco Dallas Houston Chickasha Moran and Galveston were noted with local families.

John Kuzell Lorene Irene Temple J. R. Slovacek Buford McMillion Buchanan Dam J. A Summer Lewis Frances Hazel Snyder J. A. Walschak Bill English Marie Donna Moran D. R. Criswell Clarence Hopkins Hunstville Glenn Kahler Wichita Falls B. J. Kahler J. O. Mitchell F. C. Mitchell Katie Mitchell Chickasha Okla Galveston Charlie Mikulas Seaton Johan Kuzel

Executors of Rev. George Apel estate notify creditors

Independent executors Will Michalka and Rev. Pat O Reilly announce they have been appointed by Judge Jeff T. Kemp to oversee the estate of Rev. George Apel of Cameron Texas. Creditors must present claims or settle debts at their listed Cameron and Temple addresses within the legal period.

Will Michalka Cameron Milam County Texas Pat O’reilly Temple Bell County George Apel Jeff T. Kemp

Heavy Penalty Sought in Grave Desecration Ring

Two Mexican men, Tascual Vargan and Jose Charles, were arrested at 1 30 am as they destroyed a concrete base at the Jim Barmore grave in Little River Cemetery. Investigators say the maximum penalty of 500 dollars or six months in jail may be sought under Judge Jeff T Kemp. The men confessed they sought money believing the deceased planter hid 25 000 to 30 000 dollars.

Tascual Vargan Jose Charles Jim Barmore Little River Cemetery Jeff T. Kemp Kennedy

Local visitors return home from Clarke and Houston stays

Mrs. I. P. Sessions and her daughter Mrs. Jessie Beasley of Rockdale have returned home after visiting Mrs. Sessions' brother W. I. Clark and family. Mr. and Mrs. Billie Cark, guests in the Clarke home, have also returned to Houston.

Bob Hopkins Myman Shirley Hopkins Houston Kenneth Wylie Frank Trawalter Norman San Antonio E. E. Phillips I. P. Sessions Jessie Beasley Rockdale

Wounded Maurice Boling at Home in Gause

Maurice Boling, once tied to two sensational crimes and later paroled after an eight year sentence, was wounded slightly in the stomach at the Faulkner residence in Gause. Sheriff Kennedy and Deputy McCall responded after a flashlight sparked alarms. Boling was not arrested.

Maurice Boling Faulkner Gause Kennedy Deputy McCall McCall Boling Bert Williams Williams John D. Ward Criminal District Attorney

Lunacy Charges Filed Against Gause Man

Walter Williamson of Gause faces lunacy charges after allegedly seizing an officer's gun and aiming at Elmer and Chas Stubbs and Deputy Constable Adrian McCown. The weapon was recovered and Williamson was arrested in Cameron for questioning by District Attorney W A Morrison.

Walter Williamson Gause Elmer Chas Stubbs Hearne Adrian McCown Williamson Cameron W. A. Morrison

Coca Colas Meet Sellsmen At Blake Home Event

Fred G. Blake of the Coca Cola Bottling Company hosted plant salesmen and their families at his home on Thursday night. The program featured a sales talk and motion pictures, followed by a barbecue at the Grady Little residence and ice station.

Fred G. Blake Coca Cola Bottling Company Grady Little

Central Texas Chamber Declines New Organization Pact

The local chamber rejects joining a Cen tral Texas Chamber of Commerce, lowering proposed annual budget from 30000 to 20000 and resubmitting the plan. The organization here Tuesday night again declined.

Chamber of Commerce Texas Chamber of Commerce

Parolee Ward Dies by Suicide in South Texas Incident

The report states Ward, who had been paroled, killed himself on a highway in South Texas several months later, as per Deputy McCall.

Ward Texas McCall

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Florist Livestock Association Ford Gilmore-Yosemite Run Citizens National Buckholts John Burtis State OF Texas Milam Gause Man Coca Colas Minti Cameron ‘Theatre Missouri Bob Burns Gladys George Sergeant Madden Wallace Beery Tom Brown Romance OF the Redwoods Jean Parker and Charles Bickford Bette Davis George Brent Shirely Ross Bob Hope Gene Krupa Susannah OF the Mounties Shirley Temple Randolph Scott Humphrey Bogart Gale Page Inside Story Michael Whalen Jean Rogers Milam Theatre Wm. Boyd Hopalong Cassidy Buck Rogers Buster Crabbe
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