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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1933

Page

2

Ferguson Forecasts Special Fall Session Over Finances

Austin forecasts a special fall session as Governor Miriam A. Ferguson weighs enabling legislation for an Aug 26 bond issue of 20 000, 000 to fund unemployment relief. James E. Ferguson says federal relief could bring 250 to 300 million for reconstruction, with a September return possible to tackle treasury deficits.

Austin Texas Ferguson

Texas Masons Urged to Maintain Membership in Paris

Paris Texas June 3 Judge Wallace Hughston grand master of Texas Masons appeals to members who have become indifferent to lodge meetings urging them to protect their Masonry membership. The dignified address, delivered at Paris Lodge, underscores the duty of every member to stay engaged.

Paris Texas Wallace Hughston The Maxons

Marriages Given For George Newton and Oleta Elliott

George Newton and Oleta Elliott are united in marriage. David Gray and Warene Janeway Gameson also tied the knot in a ceremony recorded in the notices.

George Newton Oleta Elliott David Gray Warene Janeway Gameson

Probate Court Appoints Guardian for Minor Estate

Augusta Fuessel appointed guardian of the estate of Wilmer Kirsche a minor. Bond fixed at 399 dollars. Chas Zuehike Emil Roepka and Sam Clement named as appraisers.

Augusta Fuessel Wilmer Kirsche Chas. Zuehike Emil Roepka Sam Clement

Twenty nine Texas conservation camps now planned

Washington reports twelve additional conservation camps for Texas announced by Robert Fechner. Total camps in the state reach twenty nine with capacity for 5,800 workers. Four camps will serve Randall and Armstrong counties near Palo Duro Canyon and another project with one camp is in Brewster County.

Washington Texas Robert Fechner Randall Armstrong Palo Duro Canyon State Park Brewster County

Scout Troop 52 Routs Battevill e in Weekend Game

The Friday meeting for Troop 52 included 28 attendees with Scout Ernest Michatka back from Saint Edward’s University. The Sunday game against Battev ille ended 12 to 1 as Troop 52 hitters collected 17 hits led by Hank Matula with three hits and a triple, while Matula pitched six hits and nine Ks.

Ernest Michatka Saint Edward’s University Robert Hensley Paul Michalka G. W. Gjedde Kunz Batteville Batteville Boys Troop 52 Pate Baileville Boys Dude Caldwell Ganz Hank” Matula Ernest Paul Michatka Shorty Matu

Horse Race Bill Passed Prompt Ride Home by Legislator

Austin report says Representative J. C. Duval of Fort Worth will ride home on horseback to celebrate the victory of the race crack betting bill. He starts from San Antonio on June 5 aboard a horse provided by Jack Sherman head of the State Saddle Horse Association. The ride covers about 300 miles.

Austin Texas J. C. Duval Fort Worth Leglature San Antonio Jack Sherman State Saddle Horse Association

Mor an and Matula lead in double at local game

In a double Mor an and Ted Matula batted 606 while Ernest Michalka and Louis Matula led with 800. Troop N 52 extend a cordial welcome to their friends to witness their games at home. A good sized attendance was present Sunday.

Anton August Moran Ted Matula Ernest Michalka Louis Matula Troop N. 52

Oil and Gas Leases In Martin Survey Noted

H. H. Coffield and others transfer 65 acres in Martin survey Con. 210.00 to B. F. Robinson. Dave Hornsby and others convey 65 acres in Martin survey Con. 216.00 back to H. H. Coffield.

H. H. Coffield B. F. Robinson Martin Survey Con Dave Hornsby

Build Up that Skinny Child Tonic Ad Claim

An advertisement urges parents to use Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic to help underweight hungry children. It touts iron and quinine for richer blood and purer blood, promising improved appetite, energy, and rosy cheeks. The copy claims safety and decades of use, urging readers to buy today.

Grove

Knights of Columbus Elect Officers Here

Cameron Council No 2338 elected officers for the coming year at a June meeting attended by many members. John C Andres Grard Knight and others were named to key posts, with Rev George Apel as chaplain and A G Kent as financial secretary. Holy Communion will be received as a group at Saint Monias church next Sunday June 11.

Cameron Council No John C. Andres Grard Knight A. Valenta Dep. CG. KK E. B. Hess J. A. Lindle Pete Mikula Frank J. Hanel Anton Ermis Anton Absnider J. Guart Emiel Hollas O. Guard W. J. Michalka George Apel A. G. Kent Cameron Council Saint Momi

Hackney Family Guests Share Sunday Visit

Mr. Hackney and son Hoyle and niece Miss Mattie Breckenridge of McGregor were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Cox. They were joined by Joyce Cox of Galveston who had been in West Texas on business and visited his parents for a few hours in the afternoon.

Mr. Hackney Hoyle Mattie Breckenridge McGregor

Purification Health Claim For Calatabs Ad

Physicians endorse Purification of the system as a remedy for ailments. Calatabs purify the blood by stimulating the liver kidneys stomach and bowels. Available in 10 and 35 cent packages from all dealers.

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