Funeral Services Held July 15 For Homer Haddox Sr
Funeral services for Homer Haddox Sr were held Thursday at 4 p.m. at the Milano Baptist Church with Rev. Broadus officiating. Graveside rites were by the I O O F Lodge and Phillips Luckey Funeral Home of Rockdale. Haddox died at 83 at his Milano home and was a retired barber. He is survived by his widow Mattie, one daughter Mittie Burgess of Rockdale and five sons Homer, Johnnie, Lewis of Milano Joe of Rockdale and Jimmie of Corpus Christi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Haddox
Milano Baptist Church
Broadus
Caldwell
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Phillips & Luckey Funeral Home
Rockdale
Haddox
Milano
Mattie Haddox
Mittie Burgess
Johnnie Haddox
Lewis Haddox
Joe Haddox
Jimmie Haddox
Corpus Christi
Early Morning Blaze Destroys Nazarene Church Annex
An early Saturday fire destroyed the living quarters of Rev. and Mrs. D. A. Lambert in the Nazarene Church annex on East 25. Lambert awoke to roof collapse at about 6 15 AM and neighbors Grady Gill and wife alerted the fire department. The blaze gutted the Lambert apartment, destroying furniture clothing and household goods with origin suspected in the kitchen.
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D. A. Lambert
Nazarene Church
E. 25
Lambert
Grady Gill
Robert Weems Improves at Newton Memorial Hospital
Robert Weems, member of the board of Aldermen, is a patient at Newton Memorial Hospital. Dr. W R Newton reports Monday morning that he is improving and says many friends will be glad to hear of his progress.
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Robert Weems
Board of Aldermen
Newton Memorial Hospital
W. R. Newton
Wheat Farmers Vote Referendum Friday in Cameron Texas
On Friday July 23 1954 the wheat marketing quota referendum will be held in Milam County USC office Cameron Texas. Polls open 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Eligible voters include producers with 15 acres or more and their spouses.
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Milam County
USC
Cameron
Texas
Democratic Primary Precinct Conventions Set in Milam County
Milam County Democrats vote Saturday July 24 to choose candidates with a potential record turnout. Polls open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Milam County. About 5000 votes were cast in the 1952 Democratic July Primary. Election supplies delivered to forty five election managers to prepare precincts.
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Milam County
Volunteers Sought to Expand Cameron Library Hours
Rev. Jim McKeown announced Cameron Public Library has opened and welcomes readers while seeking volunteers to extend hours. Morning coverage is by Rosemary Jones and Evelyn Love from 10 to 11 30 each day. volunteers should contact Rev. McKeown. The library is overseen by a board directed by Cameron Junior Chamber of Commerce. Board members include Mrs. W. O. Triggs, Mrs. John Henderson, Gene Blake, Dr. George Bowman, Mrs. Lula Gillis, Oxsheer Smith, Bill Wallace, Mrs. Clifton Jenness, and Rev. McKeown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Board
Jim McKeown
Cameron Public Library
Gene Blake
Cameron Junior Chamber of Commerce
McKeown
Cameron
Library
John Henderson
C. B. Jenness
Oxsheer Smith
Bill Wallace
George Bowman
Blake
W. G. Gillis
W. C. Triggs
Rosemary Jones
Evelyn Love
W. O. Triggs
Lula Gillis
Clifton Jenness
Winners Named At Milam Broiler Contest Banquet
Hal Lester Senkel of Buckholts won first prize of 20 dollars and a merit certificate for a cage of five broilers in the Milam County Junior Broiler Contest. Henry Hubnik of Cameron claimed second prize 15 dollars, with Harry Glenn Alexander of Gause third 10 dollars and Jimmy Hines of Cavilla fourth 8 dollars. Additional winners included Clyde Koenig of Burlington in fifth place. Lightning the 14 year old dog of Mr and Mrs Paul Laake died after being struck by a car while on his delivery route.
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Hal Lester Senkel
Buckholts
Texas
Milam County
Henry Hubnik
Cameron
Harry Glenn Alexander
Gause
Jimmy Hines
Cavilla, Texas
Lightning
Paul Laake
David Smith
East 7
Mr. Laake
Ted Ford Delivers Milam County's First 1954 Cotton Bale
Milam County farmer Ted Ford of Baileyville harvested the first 1954 bale ginned at G. F. Wolf and Son Gin in Rosebud on July 15. The 570 pound bale from 1650 pounds of seed cotton sold for 40 cents a pound to P. R. Dupree. seeds bought by Wolf Gin for $75 a ton. Ford received a $100 premium from the Rosebud Chamber of Commerce with a future $25 from Milam County Farm Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Ford
Milam County
Baileyville
G. F. Wolf and Son
Rosebud
P. R. Dupree
Wolf
Ford
Milam County Crops Suffer From Extreme Heat and Drought
Milam County crops suffer in ten days of 100 degree heat with a dry atmosphere. Cotton squares open and fruit sheds occur while maize drops due to heat. Early maize fares better. grazing land and hay crops decline, prompting more cattle sales. Stock ponds improve with new acquisitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam County
Paul Dillon
Agricultural Stabilization & Conservation Office
Dillon
Eight Republican Precinct Conventions Set For Saturday
Milam County schedules eight Republican precinct conventions on Saturday July 24 at diverse locations including Davis Store Sharp Grover Albert residence Burlington Hazel Thomas residence Gause Asa McGregor Milano High School Rockdale Gulf Warehouse Cameron Barnes Drug Store Thorndale and Slovacek Grocery Buckholts. Delegates to the county convention set for Saturday July 31 will be named with other details as in Democratic practice. County Republican Executive committee chairman E H Coffield of Cameron filed notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam County
Homer Nabours
Davis
Sharp
Grover Albert
Burlington
Hazel Thomas
Gause
Asa McGregor
Milano
Rockdale
Gulf Warehouse
Cameron
Barnes Drug Store
Thorndale
Slovacek
Buckholts
Seven Guardsmen Promoted in Local Battery C Unit
Battery C of the 649th Anti Aircraft Artillery Battalion promoted seven guardsmen this week with promotions effective July 12 from Battalion headquarters in Temple. Master Sergeant George R Hollas. Sergeants First Class Louis W Hollas Paul L Sheguil. Sergeants Bennie R Juergens Leo L Kostiha Milush J Kostka Alfred G Vansa. This marks the fourth such promotion round this year in the guard unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Cas
George R. Hollas
Louis W. Hollas
Paul L. Sheguil
Bennie R. Juergens
Leo L. Kostiha
Milush J. Kostika
Alfred G. Vansa
Two Local Men Named Honorary Directors of Fair
Leo Fuchs and Hilliard Thom of Cameron named honorary directors of the Heart O' Texas Fair in Waco set for Oct 29. R R Bernhausen of Riesel, president, says 53 honorary directors plus 40 county agents and 200 vocational agriculture teachers will attend a 6:30 p.m. August 2 barbecue in the Agriculture Building behind the Heart O' Texas Coliseum to view progress on new fair buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Fuchs
Hilliard Thomas
Cameron
Waco
R. R. Bernhausen
Riesel
Buckholts Modern Gin Reports First Cotton Bale
Buckholts Modern Gin reported its first bale of cotton for the season was brought in Friday July 16 by Will Janicek a farmer on the Hansford Berry farm in Val Verde. The bale weighed 632 pounds and sold to C R Criswell for 32 cents. Seed weight 1010 pounds, ginned by 2200 pounds foliage. Seed sold for 65 dollars a ton and ginned free. Wilbur Bechausen, manager, sees this as the earliest first bale in many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckholts
Modern Gin
Will Janicek
Hansford
Val Verde
C. R. Criswell
Wilbur Bechausen
Soldier Brantley to Serve in Germany with 109th Transportation
Pvt. Edward R. Brantley of the United States Army is serving with the 109th Transportation Company in Germany for about eighteen months. He entered service in January and was stationed at Fort Ord, California before going overseas. His wife Barbara Burts lives in Cameron.
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Germany
Edward R. Brantley
United States Army
109Th Transportation Company
Brantley
Fort Ord
California
Barbara Burts
Cameron
Annie Kruger 74 Dies at St Edward Hospital
Mrs. Annie Kruger died Monday night at 11 40 p m in St Edward Hospital after months of declining health. Born September 4 1880 in Shiner Texas she lived in Milam County for 60 years with homes in Ben Arnold Maysfield and Cameron. She was survived by her husband Herman Kruger who preceded her in death. Funeral services set for 4 p m Wednesday July 21 at the United Evangelical and Reformed Church of Ben Arnold with Rev Albert Petrich officiating. Burial at Vogelsang Cemetery.
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Annie Kruger
St. Edward Hospital
Shiner
Texas
Kruger
Milam County
Ben Arnold
Maysfield
Cameron
Ray Lester
Herman Kruger
United Evangelical & Reformed Church of
Albert Petrich
Vogelsang
Milam County Native F. Drisga Dies in Houston
Frank John Drisga, 54, formerly of Milam County, died Monday of a heart attack at the Houston Transit Co where he had worked 15 years. Born in Cameron November 21, 1899, he lived in Buckholts until 1929 and married Lee Drisga.
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Frank John Drisga
Milam County
Houston Transit Company
Cameron
Buckholts
Lee Drisga
Former Milam Resident Dies in Waco
R. D. Dick Tindall, 79, longtime Milam resident, died Wednesday night in Waco after an extended illness. He had lived in Waco for 35 years, retiring from work as a carpenter and painter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam
Waco
R. D
Dick, Tindall
Tindall
Grisham Victim Dies From Milam Tornado Injuries
C A Grisham, 63, of Salty community died at Richard Hospital in Rockdale from injuries after a Milam county tornado damaged his home on April 30. He was buried later in the Salty area.
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C. A. Grisham
Richard Hospital
Rockdale
Milam County
Mr. Grisham
Grisham
Albert H Judkins Sr Dies at Branchville Home
Albert H Judkins Sr, 77, a retired farmer, died unexpectedly at his Branchville home at 6 a.m. Sunday July 18. Survived by widow, two sons Albert H Jr and J C Judkins of Salvert, one daughter Mrs Alex Groeppel of Cameron, three grandchildren and one great grand child. Services were held 4 p.m. Monday July 19 at First Methodist Church Cameron with Dr Mark Magers officiating. Burial in Sneeds Chapel Cemetery. Green Funeral Home Cameron in charge. Pallbearers: Herbert Thweatt, Willis Looney, John Arthur Looney, Chamberlain Harlan, Walter White, Whit McClanny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Judkins, Sr
Branchville
Mr. Judkins
Milam County
Baileyville
Albert H. Judkins, Jr
J. C. Judkins
Salvert
Alex Groeppel
Cameron
First Methodist Church
Maysfield
Mark C. Magers
Sneeds Chapel
Green Funeral Home
Herbert Thweatt
Willis Looney
John Arthur Looney
Chamberlain Harlan
Walter White
Whit McClanny
Final Rites Held For P H Dorsett Rogers Businessman
Patrick Henry Dorsett 75 a Rogers business leader died Friday night and was buried at 4 pm Sunday in Rogers cemetery after services at First Methodist Church Rev James Franklin and Rev W E Harrell officiated Dorsett owned one of Texas oldest Ford agencies and had forty one years in business He was born March 11 1879 in Deanville Texas Survivors include two daughters a sister and two grandchildren Pallbearers listed by local men
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Henry Dorsett
Rogers
First Methodist Church
James Franklin
W. E. Harrell
Rogers Cemetery
Skinner Brothers
Dorsett
Ford
Texas
Deanville
Helen Bigham
San Antonio
J. A. Dabney
Albert Stanley
Santa Anna
A. F. McClain
Vernie May
Henry Hendricks
E. D. King
J. O. Cook
Mike Attas
F. D. Bigham
Temple
J. V. Shaw Belton
Milam Falls Account For Two Completed Road Projects
Milam and Falls counties report two finished road projects totaling 465 442 dollars in the six county area. The July 1 Texas Highway Department update lists fourteen active construction jobs across Bell Coryell Falls Williamson Milam and Lampasas, none yet started.
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Milam
Texas Highway Department
Bell
Coryell
Falls
Williamson
Lampasas
Falsis
Milam County
Appeal For Clothes and Food For Lambert Family
Nazarene Church members appeal for clothing furniture and food for Rev D A Lambert Mrs Lambert and 15 year old son Jimmy whose living quarters were destroyed by fire Saturday morning Cash contributions can be left at the Chamber of Commerce office across from the courthouse Call 424 for pickup service to collect items
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The
Nazarene Church
D. A. Lambert
Jimmy
Chamber of Commerce
Cameron First Bale Delivered From San Gabriel Farmer
Cameron receives the first bale of cotton in Milam County as Harry Clark of San Gabriel brings in the bale at 11 Saturday. The bale from 15 acres weighs 555 pounds with 800 pounds of seed removed, ginned at Matyastik & Sons Ginners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matyastik & Sons
Cameron
Harry Clark
San Gabriel
Milam County
Ted Ford
Baileyville
G. F. Wolf and Son
Rosebud
Falls County
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Homer Haddox, Sr
Clyde Koenig
Milam Bale
F. Drisga
Wesley
Albert Judkins, Sr
P H. Dorsett
U. S. 190
Cameron West