Raymond Doskocil Remodels Gin For Clarkson Cotton Season
Clarkson news notes Raymond Doskocil is repairing and remodeling his gin in preparation for the cotton season. New scales are installed to weigh cotton as well as corn and small grain for farmers. A lengthy list of local visitors and relatives from Durant to Washington, D.C., stopovers are recorded, plus Miss Peggy Robbins and Miss Mary Martin of Washington visit C. S. Robbins and family and Miss Martin’s service release is noted.
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Raymond Doskocil
Clarkson
J. A. Blasien
Otto Mayer
Robert Mayer
Weatherford
John A. Blasienz
Bryan
J. A. Blasienz
Walter Senkel
Maysfield
John Senkel
Cameron
Wm. Senkel
Peggy Robbins
Mary Martin
Washington, D.C
Peggy
Fraternal Week Proclaimed in Cameron Mayors Note 1957
Robert Weems mayor proclaims June 9 to 16 1957 Fraternal Week in Cameron inviting citizens to attend public functions. The proclamation cites the National Fraternal Congress and Governor Price Daniel supporting the observance and Flag Day events on June 14 1957.
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National Fraternal Congress of America
Price Daniel
Texas
State of
Robert Weems
Cameron
City of
Drive-In Theatre Plans to Reopen Mid-June
The 77 Drive-In Theatre expects a mid June reopening with a new Cinemascope screen about 70 by 30 feet supported by 16 poles nine feet underground. An air conditioned snack bar with two one ton units and a larger patio area accompany the upgrade.
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Dean White
White
M. L. Montgomery
77 Drivers
Dave-In
Five promotions and two reenlistments in Battery C
Five promotions and two reenlistments were announced for Battery C, 649th AAA Battalion, Milam County National Guard. Spec. 3 Edward P. Brady was promoted to sergeant after three years in the gun section. Privates first class named were Rodney D. Boswell Lewis S. Caddell Kenneth G Cryer and Charles L. Williams. Trine Alvarez enlisted as private for a three year term, and Spec. 3 Charles also reenlisted for a three year term.
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649Th
AAA
Milam County
Burlington Community Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Arthur Davenport and son Billie Don visited daughter Florence O Neal in Rosenburg with Lynn O Neal. Rev C A Johnson of Baylor preached at the Baptist church. Womans Missionary Union time changed to 2 p m Thursdays. Several relatives from Marlin Waco Chicago and New Orleans visited Burlington and Cameron. Billie Wayne Marek returned to Dallas. rain aided farmers. Harold and Fred Davenport Jr home from A M and employed in Cameron.
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Arthur Davenport
Billie Don
Florence O'Neal
Rosenburg
Little Lynn O’neal
C. A. Johnson
Baylor University
Baptist Church
Womans Missionary Union
J. M. Watkins
Marlin
Roy Byford
Waco
Herman Schulz
Schulz
Phil Krause
John Meek
Winterhaven
Florida
A. W. Meek
Chicago
Ill
Ed Martin
San Antonio
Mary Martin
Ed Olbrich
David Krause
Stanley Wied
Ogene Barkemyer
A&m College
R. S. Laird
Cameron
Houston
Tulsa
Okla
Bill Matyastic
Billie
Margaret Elaine
Mtyastic
Burlington
H. F. Schulz
Fred Logan
Myra
Freddie
New Orleans
George Logan
Dallas
Bill Faulkner
Battery C Loses Members and Transfers During Drills
W Burnett and Rudolph A Tepera are assigned to the Gun Section. Battery C reports several losses among its members including Specialists Dickie S Jaynes Philip E Jimenez and John A Pernice. Jaynes moved to the Inactive National Guard Pernice discharged for civilian work conflicts while Jimenez transferred to the 249th Tank Battalion in Fort Worth where he now works.
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Dickie S. Jaynes
Philip E. Jimenez
John A. Pernice
Jaynes
Inactive
National Guard
Pernice
Jimenez
249Th Tank Battalion
Fort Worth
Texas
Battery C
Kennon Family Reunion Held in City Park
Four generations gathered at the Kennon family reunion in the city park with thirty seven attendees, including members from Cameron, Houston, Buckholts and Downey California. Several out of state relatives could not attend.
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Kennon’s
City Park
Man Ends 20 mile race ahead of horse on endurance
A 20 mile race saw a man win against a horse due to superior endurance. The outcome highlights human stamina as decisive in long distance competitions.
Fear Strikes Out at Milam with Anthony Perkins
Anthony Perkins stars in Fear Strikes Out at the Milam Theatre as part of six Paramount films. Co starring Karl Malden and Norma Moore, the drama traces a young athlete’s rise and fall amid fierce drive and personal cost.
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Anthony Perkins
Milam
Paramount
Milam Theatre
Karl Malden
Perkins
Saturday Evening Post
Want A Kitten Cameronite Has 'em
J. M. Mowdy reports two six week old kittens needing homes. He cannot keep them much longer and asks Cameron residents to adopt. General Delivery Cameron contact details are referenced.
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J. M. Mowdy
Mowdy
Cameron
Notable eagle symbolism and presidential past quotes
The text notes that at least ten countries use the eagle as a symbol of supremacy. Henry Clay is credited with saying I'd rather be right than president. Theodore Roosevelt was the youngest U S president at age four percent. The flag of the Confederate States of America was known as the Stars and Bars.
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Henry Clay
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
States of America
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Butch
Johnny Joe Hauk
Billy Joe
Crosby
Durant Oklahoma
Otto Schulz
Temple
W. R. Kelm
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Lott
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S. Robbins
Martin
Meepie
Stockholm
Roomy Codea
Huraenati
Ponton
Lone Star
W. Burnett and
Rudolph A. Tepera
Star Lite
Waco Hwy
Norma Moore
William Henry Harrison
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George Childress
First
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Tony Perkins
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