Sheriff to Sell Thurman Farm in Milam County
By virtue of an execution issued April 11 1949 in the case J D Peoples v Z K Thurman No 1146 the sheriff will sell on the first Tuesday in July 1949 at the Milam County Courthouse Cameron Texas the W E Gaither place and Thurman farm comprising 184 acres from the Vanveighton grant and 101 1 2 acres from the Smith Vincent grant to satisfy a judgment of 99 13 and costs. The sale is conducted by Sheriff Carl C Black with Deputy Will Vaughan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honorable Justice Court of
Milam County
J. D. Peoples
Z. K. Thurman
Court House
Cameron
Texas
D. H. Vanveighton
Smith Vincent
W. E. Gaither
Thurman
Carl C. Black
Will Vaughan
Billy Conn Visits Cameron to Check Oil Leases
Heavyweight great Billy Conn and companions, including Robert Jordan and Dan Dunlap, arrived in Cameron to inspect oil leases in the Tracy field. They stayed at the Cameron Hotel, autographs given, and plans for a field test well discussed as a potential producer. Conn has invested in oil leases and may pursue further fighting plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conn
Oklahoma City
Cameron
Tracy Field
Robert Jordan
Dan Dunlap
P.&. Grozewski
Fort Worth
Curtis McBroom
Bob Fitzsimmons
Joe Louis
Joe Wolcott
Wolcott
Cann
Cameron Hotel
Court House Square
Star Life Club
Billy Conn
Meets Every Thursday Night Rip Woods Noble Grand H. BR
The text lists regular weekly meetings on Thursday nights led by Rip Woods with Noble Grand H. BR and McClellen as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rip Woods
Noble Grand H. BR
McClellen
Cameron Rebekah Lodge Meets First and Third Tuesday
The Cameron Rebekah Lodge No 4 meets on the first and third Tuesdays each month led by Noble Grand Virgie Gill and Secretary Johnnie Lee Richards. Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs J K Elliott and son and Mr and Mrs John Tindall and Sam Tindall who visited Galveston residents Hugh Ridout Beatrice Tindall and Al Dent of Harlingen also dropped by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgie Gill
Noble
Johnnie Lee Richards
J. K. Elliott
John Tindall
Sam Tindall
Galveston
Hugh Ridout
Beatrice Tindall
al Dent
Harlingen
Local families host visiting service members and relatives
Miss Lorene Matula of Temple and formerly Cameron kept in touch with Pvt. Fred Boock Sgt. Leroy Numer and Mr and Mrs Sam Taylor at Camp Hood over the weekend. Rebecca Gohmert visited Corpus Christi and stayed with her brother and wife Louis and Mrs Gohmert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorene Matula
Temple
Cameron
Fred Boock
Leroy Numer
Sam Taylor
Camp Hood
Rebecca Gohmert
Corpus Christi
Mrs
Louis Gohmert
Visits of Harris family across Texas towns
Mrs. Will Harris and her daughter Garene of Wilson Texas are visiting Mrs. A. L. Mode in Buckholts and Mrs. W. R. Harris in Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Harris
Garene
Wilson, Texas
A. L. Mode
Buckholts
Harris
W. R. Harris
Cameron
Marek Family Visit Spends Sunday in Smithville
Mr. and Mrs. F A Marek with Olga and Amos spent last Sunday in Smithville visiting relatives.
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F. A. Marek
Olga
Amos
Smithville
Harris hopes for better crops in South Plains region
Will Harris, a longtime reader from Cameron, reports prospects look brighter for a good crop in the South Plains country after four poor years. He notes that the tornadoes surrounding the area have so far spared them and plans to renew his Herald subscription.
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Will Harris
Cameron
South Plains
Mr. Harris
Herald
Temple Couple Visits Cameron Relatives Sunday
Mr and Mrs Vince Matula and family of Temple visited relatives in Cameron Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vince Matula
Temple
Cameron
Hearnes Vacation Visit From Bryan to Cameron
Mr E C Hearne his wife and their two children Henry Marvin and Emily Ruth of Bryan are spending a week in Cameron visiting relatives and friends. Mr Hearne works for Sanitary Dairies in Bryan.
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E. C. Hearne
Henry Marvin
Emily Ruth
Bryan
Cameron
Mr. Hearne
Mrs Clayton Miller and daughter visit J L York
Mrs Clayton Miller and her daughter spent several days visiting Mrs J L York, the mother of Miller, during a recent trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Miller
J. L. York
Notable Visitors Traveled to Austin on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Bailey Mrs. J. T. Mraz and Miss Margret Tepera visited in Austin Sunday observing local society patterns and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Bailey
J. T. Mraz
Margret Tepera
Austin
Miss Mary McClellen Returns Home From Baylor
Miss Mary Neil McClellen daughter of Mr and Mrs H B McClellen is home for the summer after attending Baylor University where she is a member of the university band and radio choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Neil McClellen
H. B. McClellen
Baylor University
Miss McClellen
Miss Ennis Turner Visits Relatives in Houston
Miss Ennis Turner employed by Southwestern Bell Telephone Co spent several days visiting relatives and friends in Houston last week.
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Ennis Turner
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Houston
Mrs Rosa Valka Hospitalized in Newton Memorial
Mrs Rosa Valka is among the patients at Newton Memorial Hospital receiving treatment.
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Rosa Valka
Newton Memorial Hospital
Ladies from Waco Shop In Friday Outing
Mrs F L Gregory Mrs W W Boyd Mrs Eleanor Hulme and Barbara Lou Boyd shopped in Waco Friday with several purchases and social chatter noted by local observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Gregory
W. W. Boyd
Eleanor Hulme
Barbara Lou Boyd
Waco
Mrs. Ditto of Gause Visits Cameron After Injury
Mrs. Mattie Ditto of Gause was a welcome visitor in Cameron last week. She sustained injuries several weeks ago when she fell at her home but is much improved now and able to be out some.
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Mattie Ditto
Gause
Cameron
Greetings Mark Move To Boston After Austin College Grad
Mrs Grady Stidham and her family visited in Boston Massachusetts last week to congratulate Mr Billie Newton and his wife on their move. The Stidhams daughter Mrs John Lane Baskin joined them before Mrs Stidham attended graduation exercises at Austin College where Mr Newton earned a degree. He plans a six week course in Boston.
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Post
Grady Stidham
Billie Newton
Jimmy
Boston
Mass
Stidham
John Lane Baskin
Charles Richards Visits Relatives in Bryan
Charles Richards spent Wednesday of the past week visiting relatives in Bryan.
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Charles Richards
Bryan
Buckholts man transacts business in Cameron
John Jochee of Buckholts recently conducted business in Cameron, documented in local records.
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John Jochee
Buckholts
Cameron
Mrs Leonard Baldwin Ill at Newton Memorial Hospital
Mrs Leonard Baldwin of Route 8 Cameron is ill in Newton Memorial Hospital. Friends wish her a speedy recovery.
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Leonard Baldwin
Cameron
Newton Memorial Hospital
Birth of Mary Ann Kubecka in June 1949
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Kubecka announce the birth of their daughter Mary Ann on June 1, 1949, weighing seven pounds eight ounces. Mrs. Kubecka’s maiden name is Claudia Holmin of Canada and she is a former Cameron resident.
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Leroy Kubecka
Mary Ann
Kubecka
Claudia Holmin
Canada
Cameron Man
V. A. Kubecka
Family Visit from Bryan to Miss Cora Baggett
Mrs. Fred Dierr and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Dierr with two children from Bryan spent Monday with Miss Cora Baggett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dierr
Clayton Dierr
Bryan
Cora Baggett
Visitors at the Frank C. Janicek home weekend guests
The Janicek home hosted visitors from Dallas Houston and Fort Lawton Washington including Mr and Mrs John Janicek Mr and Mrs Jerry Janicek and Sgt and Mrs Emil H Janicek and their daughter The article also notes Frank Tomasek’s recovery at home and that Mrs Frank C Janicek and son did business in Temple Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Janicek
John Janicek
Dallas
Jerry Janicek
Houston
Emil H. Janicek
Fort Lawton
Washington
Frank Tomasek
Temple Friday
Baptist Dedication Set for Burlington Church Service
Dedication services will be held at the new Burlington Baptist Church on Sunday June 12 starting at 2 30 p m The church occupies the site of the old building and will follow Sunday School at 10 a m with a sermon by a visiting minister addressing the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Light Ramblers
Star Lite Club
L. M. Marek
Baptist
Burlington Church
New Burlington Baptist Church
Local Texarkana Guests Visit Tate Family
Mr and Mrs H N Tate host guests this week including Mr and Mrs H M Tate and Mr and Mrs Bob Gill with two children Robert Earl and Rebecca of Texarkana visiting them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Tate
H. Tate
Bob Gill
Robert Earl
Rebecca
Texarkana
Mrs Albert Sebesta Surgery Patient In Hospital
Mrs Albert Sebesta remains hospitalized following surgery as friends extend wishes for a fast recovery and good health.
Neinast Family Makes Cameron Stop En Route to College
Mr. and Mrs. Ed F Neinast of Sweetwater visited Cameron on Wednesday while en route to A and M College to pick up their son Gary Neinast. Gary is the brother of Jim Neinast and Nolan County superintendent. The family formerly lived in Cameron and will visit another brother Dan Neinast and his family in Orange.
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Ed F. Neinast
Sweetwater
Cameron
A&m College
Gary
Jim Neinast
Nolan County
Neinast
Dan Neinast
Orange
Mrs Mary Burkeen Reported Ill at Newton Memorial Hospital
Mrs Mary Burkeen of Cameron is among the patients listed as ill in Newton Memorial Hospital. The brief item notes her name and the hospital admission status without additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Burkeen
Cameron
Newton Memorial Hospital
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THE
Cameron Herald
Jefferson B. White
Vanity
Coleman's Furniture Co
Anna Mae Henderson
W. H. McCoy
Cameron Compress Company
Rockdale
D. T. Bryant
Rosebud
Robert Johnson
Sheriff's Sale
State OF Texas
County
Milam
Cameron Rebekah Lodge
Richter
CHE
Burial Insurance
Marek - Burns Burial Association
Cameron, Texas
Buckholts News
Kaiser-Frazer
Albert Sebesta
Hills
Dca
Uue
L. van Perkins
the Prudential Insurance Company OF America
Home Office
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
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