Local and Personal News Brought from Cameron Area
Local items report visits and trips across Texas. Names include Clyde Franklin, Hubert Hefley, Will English, Lottie Bigbee, Branch Lewis, Alex Beesley, Ted, Edwin Davis, Milady Schiller, Neppie Newton, L. L. White, Albert Robinet, Opal and Miriam McCall, Annie Taylor, Jim Neinast, Bonnell Neinast, Harriett Henderson, Gus Kaeneaber, T. F. Hardy, M. S. Hewitt, Louise Green, J. H. Peed, J. A. Jamison, and others with travel, visits, and illness notes.
Walter Martin Returns From Tyler After Two Weeks
Walter Martin has come back from Tyler where he spent two weeks. The meeting has closed at Mays field after a week of splendid sermons. Miss Maxine Ogilvie of Fort Weth left for San Antonio to join her mother for a California trip. Mrs. H. A. Harlow and son Howard left Abilene after a seven weeks’ visit to Mrs. T. O. Hamilton. A visit to daughter Mrs. J. C. Tucker at Garland preceded. Winnie Henderson returned from California with a Sherman visit. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tabor and children returned to Austin after a week with the Adams family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Martin
Tyler
Maysfield
Maxine Ogilvie
Fort Weth
H. A. Harlow
Howard of
Abilene
T. O. Hamilton
T. F. Hardy
J.C. Tucker
Garland
Winnie Henderson
California
Sherman
Arthur Tabor
Austin
P. O. Adams
Milam County to vote on bond issue July 1920 election
Sheriff L. L. Blaylock announces a bond election in Milam County to approve the district bond issue. Qualified voters may cast ballots with For the Bonds or Against the Bonds designations. B. F. Stidham is presiding officer with two judges and two clerks to assist. Return of results required to the county commissioners court within five days. The vote date follows an order dated July 7 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Stidham
Commissioners Court
L. L. Blaylock
Milam County
Texas
Notice of Election on bonds for Milam County school district
Notice states a July 31 1920 election at Jones Prairie Store Colamon School District 68 to decide issuance of bonds totaling 8800 dollars for a new public school building and to authorize a property tax levy to pay interest and sinking fund for twenty years. The measure is per May 11 1918 County Board order recorded in Lock designated Record of School Districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Milam
Jones Prairie Store
Colamon
County Board of
Touskees
Lock
Commissioners’ Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clyde Franklin
San Antonio
Hubert Hefley
Colorado
Will English
Houston
Mrs. Allen Hooks
Temple
Ben
Lottie Bigbee
Branch Lewis
Rockdale
Our City
Alex Beesley
Ted
Thorndale
Edwin Davis
Elm Ridge
Cameron
Milady Schiller
Yarrellton
John Newton
Miss Neppie
Mrs. L. L. White
Brownwood
Albert Robinette
Pace-Marshall Drug “O
Opal
Miriam McCall
Rosebud
Annie Taylor
Jim Neinast
Bonnell
South Texas
New Cameron Drug Company
William R. Rogers
Kenneth
New Mexico
Marvin and
Mabel Hewitt
Georgetown
Joe Bass
Harriett Henderson
Marshall
John Cammer
Waco
Gus Kaeneaber
Mr. T. F. Hardy
Mrs. M. S. Hewitt
Will Osborn
J. A. Jamison
The
Gulf
J. D. Martin of
Cameron Sunday
H. E. Garner
San Gabriel
F. J. Clement
Nona
Leity
Louise Green
Cameron Sanitarium
Reno Stingon
State University
Moulton Cobb
Mr. Stinson
Graham
J. H. Peed
Old Batte Farm
Judd Davis
Gladys
Jones Prairie
Elbert Martin
Messrs. Hilton
Jay Howell
J. A. Howell
State University At
F. J. Beckerman
J. L. Denson
Dand Beckerman
Cghe
EXAN
Texan
Lycoming Motor
Borg & Beck
Timken Bearings
Detroit Universal Joint
Clexas Motor Car Association
Fort Worth, Texas
Rosedale
J. S. Dicklow
Cardui
Jeter Lumber Co
Cameron, Texas
Mangum
Woody Camaran
Kavade
Milam County Hardware
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