Richard Lyles Dies in Galveston Hospital at 62
Richard Lyles 62 son of the late Major R Lyles noted criminal lawyer and brother of Robert M Lyles of Angleton died in a Galveston hospital and was buried in Port Arthur He had lived in Port Arthur 16 years engaged in the insurance business He was treated in John Sealey hospital Cameron friends mourn his death born and raised in Cameron and resided there over 20 years
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Richard Lyles
Major R. Lyles
Robert M. Lyles
Angleton
Galveston
Port Arthur
Lyles
John Sealey Hospital
Cameron
Milano man Perry Woods commissioned in Army
Perry D Woods of Milano was commissioned a second lieutenant in the Army after completing the Officers Candidate Course at Fort Benning Infantry School. He enlisted December 14 1942 and served with the 88th Battalion at Camp Roberts California before attending the officers candidate program.
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Perry D. Woods
Milano
Army of the United States
Infantry
Fort Benning
Woods
Henry E. Woods
Army
Camp Roberts
Calif
Conoral
Milano High School
Texas A & M
College Station
Housewives Asked to Store Eggs to Help Storage Problem
Milam housewives were urged to buy and store several dozen eggs in home refrigerators to relieve a nationwide surplus. Granville G. Weaver of the WFA said domestic freezers offer the last chance to conserve abundant supplies as spring production outpaces demand and commercial storage is full.
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Milam
Granville G. Weaver
WFA
Office of Distrbution
Sailor Hatch Needing New Army Air Forces Assignment
Sgt Floyd Hatch 25 of Cameron recently returned from overseas service and is at the Miami Beach Redistribution Station No 2 for next assignment recommendation. He served 21 months in Africa Middle East and Europe as pursuit and bomber mechanic. Hatchs wife Martha F Gills Hatch lives in Charlotte North Carolina. He is the son of Mrs C V Huffman. He attended Cameron High School. PMID: The text also notes a wedding in Waco for George Milton Bowman and Bettye Caperton with attendees.
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Floyd F. Hatch
Cameron
Continental
United States
Army Air Forces
No. 2
Miami Beach
Hatch
Martha F. Gills Hatch
Wabash Street
Charlotte
N. C
C. V. Huffman
West Main Street
Cameron High School
Large Texas tarantula caught in Cameron yard
A large Texas tarantula, one of the biggest seen in years, was trapped in the east Cameron yard of Dr. and Mrs. Burns Bever. The spider, identified as venomous, was placed in a glass jar and sent to The Herald for information.
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Burns Bever
East
Cameron
Texas
United States
Europe
E Bonds Sales Hit Early Quota Pace in Cameron
The Cameron Daily Herald reports brisk E bonds sales with 8512 dollars in E bonds sold Friday and a total of 30117.40, nearing half the county quota as negotiable bonds reach 256,500 to date. A baby girl Rebecca born to O B and Dorothy Hardin at Cameron Hospital at 10 36 am June 17 1944 weighed seven and a quarter pounds. Harry Tag of Black Sand Field Waco returns after a week with family in Cameron.
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Cameron
Daily Herald
O. B. Hardin
Cameron Hospital
Rebecca
Dorothy Blaylock
McLane Company
Rosebud
Harry Tag
Black Sand Field
Waco
Opa Opa Del-I-Pak
del Monte
Iold Inn
Nancy Lee
Rio
Stokley
Uncle William
Libby
Sweet Green Garden
Baltimore
Happyvak
del Haven
Francis Drake
Kuner
Alaska
Arly
Phillips Alaska Fargo
Harff's
Rosedale
Libby's
Stokely
Prattion
Phillips
Sacramento
Scott County
Manhattan
TP & L Wins National Home Service Award
Texas Power and Light Company earned the fourth prize in the Laura McCall awards for home service activity. The award, announced after the Edison Electric Institute conference in New York, honors efforts to promote electrical living, equipment care, nutrition education, and food preservation during 1943. The prize included a framed parchment and a $50 War Bond for the home service director.
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Texas Power & Light Company
Laura McCall
McCall's Magazine
Edison Electric Institute
The
Institute
New York
Home Service Department
Home Service
Victory Gardens
Lowe returns to Fort Meade after ankle injury recovery
Woodrow Lowe and his wife are stationed in Maryland near Baltimore. Lowe has recovered from a broken ankle and was discharged from the hospital, returning to his Fort George Meade assignment. Mrs Lowe works as an accountant for a Baltimore firm. Also noted is Mrs A H Brock visiting in Grand Rapids with relatives, plus ongoing company home service activities and a Cameron visit by J A McKinney of Jones Prairie.
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Woodrow Lowe
Maryland
Baltimore
Fort George Meade
A. H. Brock
Grand Rapids, Mich
J. S. Hickman
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Perry D. Woods of
Sgt
Floyd Hatch
Miami, Florida
W. E. Gaither
James Watson
George Milton Bowman
United States Naval Reserve
Bettye Caperton
Columbus Avenue Baptist Church
Nelson Hogan
Henry Tomasek
Baby
Trenton
New Jersey
Fort Dix
America
Joe D. Bass
Aperton
Steel Wool Cleaners
SOC
Ealing
Boedeker
Cameron, Texas
TP & L
National Home Service Award
Wallace
Attorneys AT Law
First National Bank
Ohoho Oho Chohohohohoh
J. A. McKinney of
Jones Prairie
Ed Skelton
Ben Blue
Norman Z. McLeod
Arthur Freed
Milam Theatre
Rae
Sonny Boy
Oneiag
Studebaker Corporation
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