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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1955
Page
10
Edmund Pimpler and sons came home Sunday after a few days in Brenham with his ill father. Summer school openings at Mary Hardin Baylor College Belton include Cam eron residents Mrs Ruby Harris Coward Miss Anita Elizabeth Dusek and others. Joe Miller and Houston family visit Effie Miller and relatives before returning home.
Phone 282 JoaAnn Anderson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Anderson, is a patient at St Edward Hospital after a tonsillectomy. She is reported to be doing nicely. Mrs Lizzie McCoy and relatives from Seymore and Taylor visited Mrs Craddock in Swanzy's and Green's Monday and had lunch. Mrs McCoy plans to visit in Taylor while Mrs Hall leaves for Seymore.
Mr and Mrs Bill Burrow of Spring Lake Texas were Saturday evening guests of Mr and Mrs A F Matula and family. Mrs Burrow is a former college roommate of Mrs Matula.
Mrs Charles C Smith Sr with Mrs Virginia Schu hsier and son Charles returned from a pleasant trip to Corpus Christi visiting relatives and friends Judson Womble of Southland Life Insurance Caldwell was a business visitor in Cameron Wednesday
R H Higgins Company in Waco Texas offers a hearing clinic on July 1 at 12 a m with batteries and cards for all makes of hearing aids. Other hours by appointment. 108 South Street.
Mr and Mrs Harold Denker of Temple former residents here attended to business and visited in Cameron Saturday. Milton F Brown Jr patient at Newton Memorial Hospital is reported to be improving.
Mrs. Eleanor Weinfeld of Waco attended to business in Cameron over the weekend. Formerly lived here. Miss Rosalie Matyastik a Yee High alumna now works at First National Bank Rosebud. Mrs. William Gros and children Theresa and Billy of San Antonio visit the Kar nowskis in Cameron.
Entry blanks for the county wide cotton production contest are available in the Cameron area offices and the Milam County Farm Bureau. The Crops & Conservation Committee of the Chamber of Commerce sponsors prizes of 100 dollars for first, 50 dollars for second, and two honorable mention awards.
Joyce Hertenberger and Emil Vaculin wed in Cameron at St. Monica's Church Tuesday June 14 in a double ring ceremony. Father George Duda officiated. Attendants included Eunice Kleiber maid of honor and Lillie Hromcik Patricia Hertenberger bridesmaids. Guests capped a day of celebr ations with a reception at Simon George Hall and a wedding trip to Port Lavaca then Corpus Christi. The couple resides at 703 A North Central in Cameron.
Rollan J. Carr of Cameron is named member of the Agriculture Committee of the East Texas Chamber of Commerce. The committee, announced by Athens president Charles F. Hawn, aims to raise farm and ranch output value and quality, improve marketing, and bring modern farming developments to the chamber's 72‑county area.
Julius Hertenberger 71 died at St Edward Hospital Thursday morning June 16 1955 after declining health. A lifelong Milam County resident and retired farmer he is survived by widow Frances of Cameron two sons Carl and Adolph both of Cameron two daughters Mrs B L Franklin of Bald Knob Arkansas and Miss Gertrude Hertenberger of Cameron two brothers Rudolph and August both of Cameron and four grandchildren Funeral services were set for Friday at St Monica s Catholic Church with Rev George J Duda officiating Interment at St Monica s Cemetery Marek Burns Funeral Directors in charge Rosary was read Thursday at 8 30 pm at Marek Burns Chapel.
On Tuesday June 14 FHAers Rose Matyastik Marge Horst mann and Annetta Shelander with sponsor Miss Patsy Skeen left for a three day leadership training conference at Texas A&M.
Mrs. Alice Hughes Milam County Home Demonstration agent will meet Buckholts 4-H Club girls Friday night at 8 in the HE Cottage Building. After the business meeting a Shrubbery film will be shown. Jeanette Fuchs and LaVelle Fischer will report on the District 4-H encampment at Camp Tres Rios near Gala Rose.
The Buckholts Brethren League honored six new members at a Sunday weiner roast at Mrs Millie Krall's cabin by the Bryant Station river bridge. Named were Glen Hutha Charles Hundle Kathryn Svetlik Charlene Kudlacek Caro lyn Mekush Betty Wilhite and Rosa Koenig. Guests included Lamar Gresak Walter Zajicek Raymond Posival and Ernest Orsag as league superintendents directed outdoor games and refreshments were served to about 100 attendees. The leaguers plan a meeting Sunday July 3 at 7 30 p m in the church auditorium for the next session.
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