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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1950
Page
9
Mrs. H V Hess of Camp Hood is ill and receiving treatment at Newton Memorial Hospital. Mrs. A F McGregor has returned home after illness at the same hospital.
La Vern Schiller of Rogers spends the week visiting her grandfather John Schiller and family in Buckholts. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Schiller of Rogers.
J A Blasienz of Clarkson was a business visitor in town recently, meeting local officials and touring facilities during the trip.
The O. J. Thomas School in Cameron took students and teacher Emeola E. Greer to Temple on Thursday May 18. They left at 11 40 a m and returned by 5 p m enjoying sights such as The Chief train, churches, fire stations, Montgomery Ward, the airport, municipal building and downtown Temple. They thanked Mrs S A Cottle and the Bus Co for making the trip possible.
Shirley Ann Donahoe daughter of Mr and Mrs A L Donahoe of Route 7 Burlington is ill and admitted to Newton Memorial Hospital.
County agent J. D. Moore reports growing grasshopper infestation across central Texas. He urges early poisoning and notes more insecticides available this year while stressing some areas suffer worse damage yet overall risk less than 1948-49. A Texas Central Grasshopper Control update will follow from Waco.
Four Fort Worth residents drowned when a fish ing trip boat capsized on Lake Worth near Fort Worth early Sunday. Rescued were Mrs. Marion Austin and Mildred Galloway. Survivors include Eddie Edgar Gene Hollowell and Mike Shell who aided in the rescue. The victims were Marion Austin 28 Marvin Galloway 20 Bill Galloway 28 and Mrs Bill Galloway 24.
The Cameron Chamber of Commerce under L G Smith urges residents not yet counted to call 101. Calls will be logged on a special form and sent to census headquarters. The effort aims to improve Cameron's census return and requires full names, addresses, ages, races, and relationships for all household members.
Mrs. Steve Marak Sr 87 died at home 1007 North Central Cameron at 11 35 a m Thursday May 25 1950. She helped organize St Cyril and Methodius Church and was a charter member of St Anne Society. Survivors include son Steve Marak Jr of Valasco and ten other relatives.
The Cameron Herald reports the death of a Cameron resident with services at Marek Burns Funeral Chapel. Rosary Friday, burial at Marak cemetery, with Rev. Ben Holub and Rev. George Duda officiating. Survived by numerous relatives and 25 grandchildren plus 21 great grandchildren. Remaining items note visitors and relatives in Cameron and area.
Grady Allen, previously at a Waco hospital, was spotted on Friday on Cameron streets attending to business, marking a visible return to daily activity.
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