Thanks to many names in Cameron Herald readers list
The Cameron Herald closes a long list of names from Cameron and nearby towns, citing residents and out-of-state connections in a shared thanks note. The item thanks numerous individuals, with scattered mentions of cities such as Temple, Dallas, Houston, Waco, and others, and notes the newspaper as Texas’ newest semi weekly.
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the Herald
Emil Biskup
Marvin Hickman
D. Graham
Mary Ann Brown
Phillip Reimer
Albert Gerick
Victor Carlton
L. L. Nigliazzo
T. H. Wardlaw
Annie Fricke
J. H. Holloway
W. Hinyard
Alvis M. Coleman
W. F. Roschetzky
H. M. Bowley
W. B. Junek Sr
Wesley Pratt
Ella Dobbins
Edwin Kurtz
Herman J. Hanel
Jack C. Woods
Joe Kovar
Willie Glaser
H. M. Akers
Albina Hejl
ED Jekel
Lloyd Hollister
Wayne Mann
C. R. Allison
Rickett Woodruff
James A. Quillin
Barbara Fuller
A. W. Strzinek
Valerie Green
Dallas
G. R. Waddell
Agnes Camp
Steve G. Malone
Jesse Wilkerson
Houston
Vernon McIntyre
Alpine
Galveston
Harold Fuchs
Joe Dohnalik
Herman Fuchs
N. Beckhusen
Rogers
R. W. Maguire
Milton
Theodore Barney
Poland
Ohio
Tollie Ervin
Harrison
Texas
Cameron Herald
Gause Cubs Organized with New Pack Leadership
A new Cub Pack is organized in Gause led by Cubmaster Herbert Walker Jr and troop committee chairman James E. Howard. Charter members include James Whitfield Bennett Johnson John Swain Homer Bell Bill Jones Terry Bell Larry Wise Tommy Smith Willie Malone Gerald Wright Herbert Walker Derrick Johnson and Dennis Walker. The pack meets at the Gause School on Thursdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gause
Herbert Walker Jr
James E. Howard
James Whitfield
Bennett Johnson
John Swain
Homer Bell
Bill Jones
Terry Bell
Larry Wise
Tommy Smith
Willie Malone
Gerald Wright
Herbert Walker
Derrick Johnson
Dennis Walker
Gause School
Wild Bull Roper Dutch Kirk Drives Milam County Tradition
The article profiles Dutch Kirk of Cameron a veteran wild bull roper seen by cattlemen as a specialist called in to herd rogue bulls and steers. It notes his skill with a double rig saddle nylon rope leopard dogs and a horn loop method plus close calls with horses and bulls and his son Mike showing early riding talent.
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Dutch Kirk
Cameron
Ace Reid
Dutch
Kirk
Old Temple Highway
Milam
Buck
Patches
Frank Walls
Hanover
Mike
Ske
Jigger
Wilson Ledbetter Park
Rancher Poet Lloyd Cowan Reflects on History’s Springboard
Rancher and poet Lloyd Cowan discusses composing poetry as mental gymnastics and his shift from Dallas to Cameron in 1960. He emphasizes history as the springboard for curiosity, recalls three covered wagon treks, and notes his ongoing interest in poetry despite focusing on reading and ranching.
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Lloyd Cowan
Cowan
Texas
Dallas
Cameron
West
Bell County
Hilton
Swisher County
New Mexico
Poetry Society of Texas
Adult Night at Cameron City Pool Begins This Week
Dan Delaney, pool lifeguard, announced adult nights at Cameron City Pool from 7:30 to 10 p.m. on Thursdays with a 1 dollar admission. Babysitters from Boy Scout House in Wilson-Ledbetter Park will be available, donations requested. An adult swimming class runs from June 23 for five weeks, 7:30 to 9 p.m., contact Delaney at 697-2681.
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Grampa
Cameron City Pool
Dan Delaney
Boy Scout House
Wilson- Ledbetter Park
CYO
Delaney
Boy Scouts Plan July 4 Rest Stop in City Park
Two Cameron troops, 70 and 752, plan a July 4 weekend rest stop in City Park to offer cold drinks coffee and cookies to motorists from Friday evening through Sunday night. Troop 701 joins 752 as 52 will be at camp. Scoutmaster Johnny Schmidt leads 701 with Felix Matula Jr. guiding 752. Donations welcomed to support the relief effort.
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Cameron Boy Scout
City Park
Felix Matula Jr
Johnny Schmidt
Matula
Gulf Coast
Service For Mrs Coward
Mrs Lorene H Coward 55 of Cameron died 9 45 am Thursday June 18 in a Temple hospital. Born June 24 1914 in Milam County she is survived by husband Morris Coward son Ray Coward Cameron daughter La Trelle Good Fort Stockton brother Herbert Duesen Houston and three sisters Clara Duesen Burleson Marilyn Mitchell Burleson Lenora Smolinsky Chicago Ill Marek Burns Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
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Lorene H. Coward
Cameron
Temple Hospital
Milam County
Morris Coward
Ray Coward
Mrs. la Trelle Good
Fort Stockton
Herbert Duesen
Houston
Clara Duesen
Marilyn Mitchell
Burleson
Lenora Smolinsky
Chicago
Marek-Burns
Summer heat persists as crops await rainfall
Home Gardens Affected reports summer heat building toward 100 degrees with no rain since June 1. J D Moore notes grain sorghum and corn need moisture by late June, while gardens suffer but truck farms hold. Cattle ranges stay green. watermelon and tomato crops in sandy soil retain moisture. Last year’s heat peaked at 109 in August, prompting grazing permits.
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J. D. Moore
Moore
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F.M.L
W ¥. We. Hauk
Frank J. Tomek
Frank Skala Sr
Bennie Trojan
Rosebud
Joan Kronek
Mary E. Widner
Joe J, Marek
R, L. Lock
Elizabeth Heintz
Joe Gerick
Robert Jungmann
Henry J. Hailes
Bruce Massingill
W. F. Horelica
Marcel Walker
Buckholts and
Vicinity
Gause Cubs
Southern Methodist University
the Makers
The
Buccaner
Panta
Rei
All
Son
Everett Dirksen
City
Boy Scouts
Chamber of Commerce
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