Senior Boys and Texas League Open Thursday Night
Jimmy Thompson led a win in the Senior Boys League by defeating Team II 7 to 3 as W. K. Leonard and Joe Lee Heitman worked the losers. Team I then beat Team III 5 to 4 with Thompson again winning and Rettig behind the plate. In the Texas League, Tear 1 beat Te GB 18 to 10 with Balke on the mound and Wallace catching. Team IV topped Team Ill 31 to 9 as A Garcia won and Moody caught.
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Jimmy Thompson
Hollas
Page
Thompson
Jimmy Rettig
Burnett
J. Brantley
Tear 1
Bob Nelson
Bill Wallace
Te GB
Niley Smith
Eugene Mees
Glenn Balke
Craig Wallace
Allen Dicy
Tsers
J. J. Simyngéns
Team
WJ Vogelsang
Chief Johnson
Ill
John Solomons
Monroe White
Square Dancing On Railroad Cars At Temple Festival
Temple officials plan a Santa Fe Diamond Day event with a square dance on railroad flat cars next to Santa Fe park. Richard Robertson will call. the show starts at 3 p.m. as part of a broader celebration including parades and locomotive dedications.
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Ralph Dashier
Central Texas
Temple Square Dance Club
Richard Robertson
Richard Brown
Santa Fe
Central
Texas
Temple
Civil Defense Planning To Be Broader In 1956
Civil defense planning for 1956 will adopt a broader view. Officials anticipate expanded areas of coverage and new approaches to protection and preparedness nationwide.
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William L. McGill
Federal Civil Defense Administration
FCUA
Stae Civil Det.e
Crs
Toreas
Mage
Milam County praised for good Samaritans in Cameron letter
A retired U S Army lieutenant colonel lauds Milam County official Bryan Neal for helping a stranded motorist near Cameron Texas. The letter, sent to The Cameron Herald, commends Neal for giving a ride to town supplying gasoline and refusing payment. The author extols Neal as a model of Christian virtue and civic character.
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Cameron Herald
Homer B. Key
U. S. Army
North Clarence
Wichita
Kansas
Cameron
Texas
Bryan Neal
Rock Dale
Neal
Shim
Dear thanks for support during illness and passing
The children and grandchildren of Mrs. Dela Williams express sincere appreciation for care, food, flowers, and sympathy during her illness and at Newton Memorial Hospital. May God bless each helper for their services and kindness.
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Newton Memorial Hospital
Dela Williams
All-Texas High School Band performs in UT Recital Hall
The All-Texas High School Band concert occurred Friday June 17 at 8 p m in the University of Texas Recital Hall. It featured 146 musicians from 36 Texas cities under conductor A A Harding with UT faculty Bernard Fitzgerald and Frank Elsass directing. Charles E Allday of Cameron was among the selected musicians.
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University of Texas
Texas
A. A. Harding
University of Illinois
Bernard Fitzgerald
Frank Elsass
University of Texas Music
All-Texas
Charles E. Allday
Cameron
Attendants at Mrs. Della Williams Funeral
Out of town relatives and friends attended the funeral services Monday for Mrs. Della Williams. Family members listed include the Coles of Winters, Ballenger, Waco, and other relatives from Austin San Angelo Houston Texas City and Austin areas.
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Della Williams
W. FE. Coley
Winters
Bill Eckert
Ballenger
Porter Coley
Gene Coley
Raymond Coley
Waco
Dude Fischer
Cravy
Red) Lewis
Austin
Leroy Kettler
San Angelo
Delmer Coley
Homer Soloman
Houston
E. H. Houston
Texas City
Jack Weber
Family List of Names and Residences
Daughter Jackie of Orange and families including Mr and Mrs George Weber and son Don of Texas City. Mrs Gladys Ray Coley and mother Mrs D Martin of Temple. Mr and Mrs Les Cleek and Mr and Mrs Ivan Cleek of Cameron. Mr and Mrs Alfred Finney and family of Meeks are listed.
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Jackie
Orange
George Weber
Don
Texas City
Gladys Ray Coley
D. Martin
Temple
Les Cleek
Ivan Cleek
Cameron
Alfred Finney
Meeks
Frances Michalka Wins Wilbur S Davidson Scholarship
Sixty two UT freshmen for 1955 56 receive $100 Wilbur S Davidson scholarships. Frances Ann Michalka, salutatorian of C H Yoe High School class of 1955, is named among honorees.
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University of Texas
Wilbur S. Davidson
Frances Ann. Michalka
Bill Michalka
Frances
C. H. Yoe High School
Child Dies in Austin Hospital
Frances B. Rutherford, 4, died unexpectedly in an Austin hospital around midnight Friday. The cause of death was undetermined late Saturday night pending findings of an autopsy and medical examiner review.
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Frances B. Rutherford
Austin
Death of Rutherford girl noted in Austin autopsy
The child daughter of Mr and Mrs James Rutherford of San Gabriel became ill Friday morning and was taken to Austin hospital. She is survived by her parents and two sisters Mrs Fritz Konig of Granger and Edna Rutherford of San Gabriel. Funeral service was held Sunday at 3 pm in Green Funeral Home chapel with Rev Perrin officiating. Burial followed in Thorn dale City cemetery.
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Austin
James “Rutherford
San Gabriel
Fritz Koenig
Granger
Edna Rutherford
Chapel of Green Funeral Home
Robert Perrin
San Gabriel Baptist Church
Thorndale
Shell Starts First Move on Pine Line From Norco to Baton Rouge
Shell Pipe Line Corp announced Saturday the first movement of products on a 65 mile long 12 inch pipe line from Norco Louisiana to near Baton Rouge. The line will use a pump station near Norco to push 50 000 barrels daily of kerosene distilled fuel oil and two gasoline grades to a junction with the Plains line for southeastern shipment.
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Norco
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Shell Pipe Line Corporation
New Orleans
Shell Oil Company
Southeastern
Pipe Line Route Placed Across Wet Land by Shell
The line runs twelve miles through land adjacent to the airtille road with over an inch of concrete coating for protection. Laying pipe there costs about three times more than dry land work. The project was designed built and will be operated by Shell Pipe Line Corporation.
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Adjdagr
Snd
Shell Pipe Line Corporation
Mr and Mrs John A Florida Jr Return from Vacation
Mr and Mrs John A Florida Jr have returned from a two week vacation spanning Dayton and Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Florida, Jr
Dayton
Houston
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Nig Moody
Judson Womble Caldwell
Peli
Life Insurance
Milam County
Charles Allday
Chevrolet
N. Travis
America
Grabein Chevrolet Co
Cameron, Texas
Frances Michalka
Texas University
Shell
New Pine Line
Lear Teemu
Eene
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