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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1954
Page
2
The notice identifies Milton F. Brown Jr as editor and publisher. It states the Cameron Texas post office entry as second class matter under the 1879 act. It lists weekly publication cadence and subscription prices for Milam County and outside counties and states.
The social security representative will visit Cameron Texas on Tuesday June 8 1954. Residents are invited to contact the Dept of Public Welfare at 1 p.m. for this community service offered by the Austin office of the Social Security Administration for local residents convenience.
Pfc Daniel Hejl son of Mr and Mrs Joe Hejl of Yarrellton enlisted in the Marines February 2 1954 and has completed training in San Diego California He finished a Construction Engineering School and received a promotion to PFC Hejl spent Mother's Day with his parents and on May 12 they hosted a family supper At Port Lavaca he fished and visited relatives before leaving by bus to Dallas then flying to Camp Pendleton California where he will be stationed until July for overseas duty News notes include his 21 day leave and upcoming overseas tour dependencies
A newly improved Cameron Bowling Alley in the Knights of Columbus building on the west side has been opened to the public after refinishing by Brunswick Co. The article notes the refurbished lanes and modernized facilities debuting for patrons.
Camp Tahuaya near Belton opens for the season on May 30 under Col. Sterling Wright. Heart O' Texas Council operates the year round camp with John Pound as director and staff including Johnny Solomore and Ray Green of Cameron.
Members decide to move the visitation day to the K. P. home in Weatherford to June 27. Chancellor Commander A. J. Smith urges all attendees to contact a member by Thursday of the week of the 27th. The group will leave the lodge for the event.
Allen Dodson, secretary, reminded members that rank work will resume at the next regular meeting Monday evening at the lodge hall, with transport at 8 a.m. for those without cars.
Radio and television service address Parma area offering repair and maintenance for all makes and models. Local shop promotes expertise in troubleshooting, installation, and parts supply with quick turnaround and customer care.
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