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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1950
Page
4
A scanned local page lists visitors and gatherings across Hanover area families. Names include Calor Baek Cane Mie Waggee Draper and others visiting relatives in San Antonio and Cane Weed. News mentions church services, host families, and a few local outings.
Milano notes show several teachers traveling to San Marcos for summer school. Residents report visits from family and friends, with multiple local households hosting relatives from near and far.
An Oddfellow-Rebekah event drew attendees from Redwkad and Ghett fields to a covered dish supper in the Levige Hall. The gathering featured baked items and games, with some prizes noted.
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions Austin a visit and a Sew Gages this week with sepia tone. The text is fragmented but places and events imply a local feature or society note. Further readable details are limited.
Dallas census officials postponed releasing the 1950 preliminary figures for a week due to many calls of uncounted residents. Brownwood’s 188 tally outpaced 1940, with county-wide reports showing varied figures for Scheleicher, Sverlieg, and other counties. Brown County's Brownwood led with 188, while multiple counties reported differing counts and district offices prepared final releases.
Frederickburg Gillespie County grows from 3544 in 1940 to 3847 a rise of 303. Bandera Bandera County falls from 1325 to 1016 a drop of 309. Brackettville Kinney County declines from 2653 to 1847 a decrease of 806.
Rex Lowe spent several days visiting his mother Mrs. Agnes Lowe this week en route to the Austin University to enroll for the summer months. Mr. Lowe is principal of the Senora school.
Miss Mae and Julia Marshall of Strawn are guests in the home of Mrs. Leland Green Sr. this week. They formerly lived in Cameron and have many friends who welcome their arrival with warm hospitality.
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