Cameron Herald Staff and County Correspondents List
The Cameron Herald listing shows publishers Don Scarbrough and John Cardwell with managing editor and advertising roles. County correspondents are named for Buckholts Clarkson Sharp Burlington Yarrelton Milano and Maysfield, including Mrs. J P Wise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Scarbrough
John Cardwell
Reals -Seccaseees
Frank Luecke
Gene Hayes
J. B. White
Flora Mae Mikulec
Monroe Marek
George Jones
Steve Sukup
John Meyer
Buckholts
J. A. Blasienz
Clarkson
Florence Spiegel
Sharp
George Logan
Burlington
Letters to the Editor call for Cameron readers input
The Herald invites concise thoughtful Letters to the Editor on city and county topics. Readers are urged to present rational written opinions rather than off-beat or libelous statements, with space left for the first submission from Cameronites and Milam Countians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Little River Philosopher on Uneconomic Farmers and Cities
In a humorous riff the Little River Philosopher mocks a magazine suggestion that uneconomic farmers should move to cities while uneconomic urbanites move to the countryside. He notes cities already face crowding and traffic and laments the unresolved farm problem, urging no one to reveal any sure solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A
Capitol Report Sentiment For And Against Fall Session
Governor Daniel faces mixed opinion on a fall special session with a circulated memorandum urging letters to the govern or not to call it. Rep Tony Korioth hopes for a small loan regulation as an emergency measure if held. Also notes Boys State and Girls State programs drawing nearly 1000 Texas youths to Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Tony Korioth
Sherman
Korioth
New
States
Texas
Austin
Texas Department of the American Legion and
the Legion Auxiliary
Mid-County Cameron Herald readers weigh weekly news value
A Cam eron Milam County weekly debate centers on the value of local news and names in The Herald. Readers argue about ads versus stories, longevity of weekly editions, and the habit of reading before sharing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Daily
Needler
Weekly
Pray Without Ceasing Sermon Notes Across Local Churches
A religious page quotes Rev. Richard Bradshaw urging ceaseless prayer and faith for the Holy Spirit. It lists service times for multiple churches in Buckholts, Milano, Rice and surrounding areas including First Christian, First Methodist, Community Church, St. Monica’s, and others with masses, Sunday School, and evening programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
W. Main
Walter R. Grimes
First Methodist Church
E. J. Davis
John C. Solomon
Buckholts Baptist Church
James Henderson
Milano
Claude W. Ellis
RICE
All Saint's Episcopal Church
N. Travis
Richard J. Bradshaw
B. L. Laughlin
Rev
P. L. Caperton
the Nazarene
E. 13Th
Howard Wade
First Baptist Church
A. F. Russell
Training Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Cameron Herald
Sage
Mack’s Oil
Phillips 66
Lillips
Capitol Report
By Vern Sanford
Daniel
Capitol
By O. Soglow
Mid - County
Cameron
Milam County
Kerplunk
Light For Living Outdoors
T.P
Texas Power & Light Company
Dad
Richard Bradshaw
Assembly OF God
Battetown
First Presbyterian
Ciceanas
Gospel Tabernacle
H. M. Bowley
Teenowene
Jehovah's Witnesses
Sun
Liberty
ST. Monica’s Catholic
George Duda
ST. Cyril & ST. Methodius
Marak
Rafael Gerskovich
Trinity Lutheran Church
Milam Theatre
Dewyth Beltz
Ben Arnold
BEN Arnold Baptist
Raymond Bailey
United E & R
Gerald Cobb
A. Z. Fuller
Buckholts Methodist
Jack E. Berry
John Baletka
Buckholts, Texas
H. E. Beseda
Hope Lutheran Church
J. A. Pietsch
Louis Newman
Jones Prairie
Little River Baptist
Melvin Sibley
Marlow
Marlow Baptist Church
Kenneth Patrick
Maysfield Methodist
Conner Alden
Maysfield
Presbyterian Church
H. R. White
YTE Baptist Church
Alfred Kallus
Earle Pearson Chevrolet
Ideal Hatchery and Poultry Farm
Glass
Rosebud
Mack’s Oil Company
East 7Th
E. L. Wied Hardware
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!