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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1955

Page

3

Milam County Births Add 19 New Arrivals at St Edwards

St Edwards Hospital welcomed 19 newborns in July including 10 girls and 9 boys. The list names parents from Cameron Thorndale Caldwell Rockdale and Rosebud with birth times and weights for each infant. Barkley Wayne Hairston born July 15 weighs four and a half pounds with grandparents listed.

Milam County St. Edwards Clara Lynette Sarah Gynette Marvin Thompson Cameron Alma Jean Steel William Steel Thorndale Joe Piwonka Caldwell Thomas Edward Carrol Charles Crim Tanglewood Joe Castillo Seferino Castillo Rockdale Phyllis Kay Mitchell Arthur Mitchell Raymond Joe Nath- Ann Crim Andaniel Freeman Chriesman Laura Harold Weatherby Merrion van, Jr Merrion V. Washington, Sr Cathy Gail Bill Collins Ben Arnold Cynthia Yvonne Donald Gann Master Barkley Wayne Love Harriston Darrell Gene Aud Matthews Buckholts Connie Jean Monroe Lucko Santos Audon Rodriguez Rosebud Louis Supak L. L. Hairston Barkley Wayne St. Edwards Hospital Alvin Petry J. H. Hairston

Bowling League Ends This Week Playoffs Start Next Week

The Summer Recreation Bowling League wraps up with 24 players across six teams. Falcons led by James Hollas, Eagles led by Barbara Hollas, Parakeets led by Barbara Schuttle, and Woodpeckers led by Charles Hollas each sit with mixed records. High girls averages include Dorothy Dillon 121 and Annette Mees 120, boys leader Raymond Tepera 124, with Dr. Audrey Boyce praising improvements and planning next year’s program.

Summer Recreation Falcons James Hollas Eagles Barbara Hollas Parakeets Barbara Schuttle Woodpeckers Charles Hollas Dorothy Dillion Annette Mees Raymond Tepera Audrey Boyce

Agriculture Tops in Accidental Deaths Says Safety Council

National Safety Council and Department of Agriculture mark Farm Safety Week July 24 30 noting farming as the third most hazardous industry with about 14 000 to 15 900 deaths and over 1 200 000 injuries annually. Recommendations include scheduled coffee breaks and strict safety inventories.

National Safety Council National Farm Safety Weekment of Agriculture

Salty Church to Host First Annual Homecoming

Salty community schedules its first annual homecoming for Sunday August 14 at Salty Church. A program is planned for the day according to A.

Salty Community States Salty Salty Church

Community luncheon invitation and details

Everyone is asked to bring a well filled basket lunch for the noon meal. Tea and coffee will be served. Friends and members of the community are urged and invited to attend.

Response To Tennis Slow In Summer Recreation Program

Coach Leo Jackson reports poor response to the tennis tournament in the Summer Recreation Program with few registrations. He urges all boys and girls ages eight to fifteen to enter, with entry times before 7 30 p.m. on weekdays. Age groups will be 8 12, 13 14, and 15 and up.

Leo Jackson Callie Young Jackson

Kiwanis-Columbus Game Ends With Hilarious Riot

Report from a Kiwanis-K of C Club Beauts baseball game describes a 250 spectator crowd enjoying a skirt clad display that erupted into a bases confrontation in the seventh inning. Firefighters drenched combatants as officials praised the event and planned next year’s matchup.

Kiwanis - K Leo Jackson Ray Green Hinton Pruet First National Bank

Mrs. Lloyd Bleak Boards Plane to Anchorage Alaska

Mrs. Lloyd Bleak of Anchorage finished a seven week visit with her mother Mrs. Lula Rogers and Miss Florine Hovis of Cameron. She left Temple by plane Tuesday at 6 30 p m and was to arrive in Anchorage Thursday. She will be remembered as Miss Lois Hovis.

Lloyd Bleak Anchorage Alaska Lula Rogers Florine Hovis Cameron Temple

Cadet Monroe Fuchs Begins Training at Luke Air Force Base

Monroe H. Fuchs son of Mr and Mrs Leo Lorenz Fuchs of Cameron Texas is an Air Force ROTC cadet at Luke Air Base. He completed his junior year in advanced ROTC and is doing four weeks of summer training as part of his Reserve officer program. He plans to enter flight training after Texas A and M College and earn the silver wings. He majors in Agriculture Poultry husbandry and belongs to Ross Volunteers Phi Beta Sigma Alpha Zeta Milam County Club and Poultry Science Club.

Monroe H. Fuchs Leo Lorenz Fuchs Cameron Texas Luke Air Base Fuchs Luke Air Fore Base Texas A & M College Air Force Reserve Air Force Ross Volunteers Phi Beta Sigma Alpha Zeta Milam County Club Poultry Science Club

MSgt Fick Completes 15‑Day Leave Before Transfer

MSgt William Fick spent a 15 day leave with his parents E C Fick and other relatives. He is being transferred from Armarrill to England.

William Fick E. C. Fick Armarill England

Foxes Lead Summer Bowling League Standings

The Foxes lead the Summer Bowling League with 25 wins and 11 losses. Panthers and Tigers follow at 24–12, Beavers 21–15, Wildcats 18–18, Coyotes 17–19, Wolves 13–23. Pete Susek led with high single pinfall, 179, and Wildcats posted a 667 team high for one game while the Tigers rolled 1672 in the three game series.

Foxes Panthers Tigers Beavers Wildcats Coyotes The Wolves Pete Susek

Milam County Farmers Seek Rain as Cotton Wilts

Milam County farmers fear a poor cotton harvest after ten dry days with no rain. Boll weevil, root rot, and leaf wilt plus moisture shortage threaten yields. A.S.C. official Alva Sanders says 2–3 inch soaking rains in the coming days could save a bumper crop if storms arrive soon.

Milam County Alva Sanders A.S.C

Irrigation Limits in Saunders County Report

In Saunders County the official noted irrigation would stay limited for the next years. He cited land classes and scarce water as key constraints, with farmers facing ground conditions and the challenge of securing an adequate water supply.

Valent County Saunders

Local Family Heads Off for Weeklong Vacation

Mr and Mrs Gene Blake and their sons Glenn and Kenny depart for a vacation this week accompanied by Mr and Mrs Milton Schiller and their daughters Linda Nancy and Peggy.

Gene Blake Glenn and Kenny Milton Schiller Linda Nancy Peggy

Mrs Virginia Schubusler and Son Return Home

Mrs Virginia Schubusler and her son Charles have returned home after a vacation, resuming their daily routine.

Virginia Schubusler Charles

Strept Throat Tops Milam County Disease List

Milam County Health Unit reports four disease types for the week ending July 16. Scarlet fever and strept throat lead with 28 cases, pertussis follows with four, measles two, and one each of gastroenteritis and chickenpox.

Milam County

Unclear outbreak linked to throat conditions

A report notes a multiple week pattern with attacks affecting both adults and children. Several cases required hospitalization due to throat conditions.

Family guests honor Mrs McClaren in Waco visit

Miss Lucille McClaren and Mr and Mrs Vardeman with Pa and Debbie of Waco and Mr and Mrs Andy Valenta of Fort Worth were Sunday guests in the home of Mrs S W McClaren Sr.

Lucille McClaren Vardeman Debbie Waco Andy Valenta Fort War S. W. McClaren

Weekend Homecoming Visit to Slaughter Home

A weekend visit occurred for homecoming at the Ben Arnold home of Mr. and Mrs. J L Slaughter.

Ben Arnold J. L. Slaughter

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