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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1948

Page

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Unit system talk praised as county court reform

Judge Fred Glass of Falls County urged adoption of the county unit system at Yeomen stadium, calling it key to efficient court business. The talk highlighted the optional road law and drew about 200 residents and veterans groups, with Judge Dan Tyson and Commissioners Court members as guests.

Fred Glass Marlin Falls County Yeemen Stadium Glass Stanley Swift Chamber of Commerce Dan Tyson Commissioners Court

Death of Edward Sommers in Polio Epidemic

Edward Sommers, 9, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sommers of Cameron, died at 1 15 a m Monday in Waco s Children s Hospital from infantile paralysis. He was hospitalized after falling ill June 19 and funeral plans were set for 4 p m Wednesday at Marak Burns Funeral Home with interment in Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by his parents, a brother Stanley Joe, and grandparents Mr and Mrs John Steele of Cameron.

Edward Larry Sommers Edward Sommers Cameron Childrens Hospital Waco Edward Marak-Burns Fuenral Oak Hill Burlington Curry Stanley Joe John Steele

Drinking supply problem hits county areas in 1948

Water shortages persist from 1947 with forecasts of possible rain. Temple faces acute supply risk and Rosebud aims to pump mineral water from its reservoir if rain does not fall by Monday June 21. Old timers recall 1925 when Cameron shipped drinking water from Sap railroad.

Temple Rosebud Cameron Sap Panhandle Dallas Texas

Trash cleanup to be hauled away by Thursday crews

L. G. Smith of the Chamber of Commerce announced that trash from Tuesday's cleanup will be hauled away. Property owners were told to place trash where visible as the disposal contract is finalized. Mayor Roy Griffith confirmed trucks start Thursday morning.

L. G. Smith Chamber of Commerce Roy Griffith

Chamber of Commerce Chief Takes Rest Vacation

L. G. Smith, manager of the Chamber of Commerce, will visit his old home in Bryan for a vacation this week. He seeks complete rest after a strenuous period leading the cleanup campaign. He praises cooperative effort and notes the Chamber's central role in coordinating three weeks of activities under Dr. Clifford Swift.

L. G. Smith Chamber of Commerce Bryan Clifford Swift

Vocation School For Vets To Begin New Term

Veterans will start a new term in the vocational school on July 1. Instructor George M. Lamb announced registration will be Thursday June 24 at 8 p.m. in the vocational building. Veterans may work and still pursue the offered education.

Vocation Vets George M. Lamb

Buckholts Citizens Back Cleanup Drive in Thursday Meeting

Buckholts residents backed a county cleanup effort at a Thursday meeting with J S Burwell of the State Health Department and Raymond Pratt. The group pledged a complete town cleanup. D S Wimberly spoke in Rockdale about the campaign and planned Thorndale organizing next Tuesday.

Buckholts J. S. Burwell State Health Department Raymond Pratt D. S. Wimberly Rockdale Thorndale

Horstmanns Vacation Westward Family Trip Report

Mr and Mrs August Horstmann and party are on a westward vacation with a card from Salt Lake City Utah dated June 15. They anticipate returning to Cameron within two weeks as heat sweeps the west and midwest.

August Horstmann Far West Horstmann Salt Lake City Utah

Haraway's Western Auto Red Tag Sale Opens in Cameron

The Cameron weekly highlight is the Red Tag Sale at Harry Haraway's Western Auto Associate Store on East First Street. Haraway, a seasoned advertiser, offers a wide storewide buying opportunity after relocating from West Main Street and updating stocks.

Cameron Harry Haraway Western Auto Haraway East First Street West Main Street

Keith Green Dies in LaFayette at 22

Telegrams inform the family of the death of Keith Green in LaFayette Indiana. He was 22 years old and a junior at Butler University in Indianapolis.

Joe Wick First Christian Church

Senator Kyle Vick Campaigning Across Cameron County

Senator Kyle Vick of Waco toured Cameron County on Tuesday visiting towns including Thorndale where he attended a Lutheran Picnic and stopped in Maysfield Jones Prairie and Branchville to meet residents.

Kyle Vick Waco Cameron Senator Vick Thorndale Maysfield Jones Prairie Branchville

Milam County Highway 36 and 77 funding eyed

The Texas Highway Commission expects funds to begin rehabilitating Highways 77 from Cameron to Falls county line once surveys and right of way acquisition proceed. Judge Dan Tyson cited a pledge to build both Highways 36 and 77, with an estimated cost potentially in the 2 to 3 million dollar range, and the court awaits orders to secure right of ways.

Texas Highway Commission Cameron Falls County D. C. Greer Dan Tyson Tyson Commissioners Court Mr. Greer Greer Highway Commission Milam County Judge Tyson Highway 36

Guard Unit Seeks Recruits Amid Declining Strength

Local National Guard artillery unit reports only 17 enlisted men and officers with 25 at peak. Members meet Tuesdays 8 to 10 for lectures and drills while awaiting new enlistments. If recruitment fails, unit could be lost to the city and draft exemptions apply to reservists.

National Guard

Rockdale Candidate Crane Visits Cameron Ahead of Precinct 4 Race

E G Crane of Rockdale, a candidate for Justice of the Peace in Precinct 4, was a visitor in Cameron on Wednesday morning meeting local supporters and reviewing campaign issues.

E. G. Crane Rockdale Justice of Peace Precinct Cameron

Polio Prevention Campaign Ends With City Cleanup

Cameron completes its Polio Prevention drive as the business district closes from 1 pm to 6 pm for voluntary cleaning. Trash removal proceeds in city and volunteer trucks. Dr. Clifford G. Swift calls the effort a historic display of civic unity amid threats. spraying awaits favorable winds.

Cameron Clifford G. Swift Swift P. W. Davis

Milam County Ballot Fees Moderate Compared to Dallas

Milam county sets modest primary candidate fees with $7.00 to the election office and $5.00 to the precinct clerk for the first primary, plus smaller amounts for various offices. Dallas County reports far higher costs, with precinct candidate fees up to $1200 to $1500 and workers paid about $1 per hour with OT at time and a half.

Milam County Dallas County

Polio Outbreak Prompts Civic Cleanup Campaign

Three infantile paralysis cases spur a city cleanup effort led by Dr. C. G. Swift with support from the Chamber of Commerce. A one to five hour business halt, Lysol street washing, and planned spraying under P. W. Davis face weather delays as winds hinder operations.

C. G. Swift Chamber of Commerce P. W. Davis

Stop Dewey Seems to Be Plan of Hopefuls

At the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia the session resumes with Speaker Joe Martin named permanent chairman and withdrawing as a candidate. Dewey is expected to win on the first ballot, with Alabama Arizona and New York shifting pride to New York for the nomination. Taft Warren and Stassen explore pooling delegates as a stop Dewey option.

Dewey Philadelphia Joe Martin House of Representatives Pennsylvania Mr. Martin Alabama Arizona New York Taft Warren Harold Stassen Minnesota

Street Spraying Delayed by Unusual High Winds

Gale like winds fore several days prevented Cameron street spraying on Tuesday morning. P. W. Davis reported winds have caused damage and may force crews to spray at 2 a.m. Wednesday with minimal traffic. Hotels were asked to move guest cars during spraying.

Cameron P. W. Davis Davis

Poli Prevention Drive Nears End

The Polio Prevention campaign in Cameron nears its climax with a city cleanup led by Dr. C. G. Swift. Mayor Roy Griffith calls all businesses to close Tuesday from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. for home cleanup and a citywide spraying to follow.

Roy Griffith C. G. Swift Chamber of Commerce Cameron

Temple couple Edwin Reynolds in local business matter

A Temple couple, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Reynolds, conducted business in Temple this week, indicating routine financial or civic activity within the city.

Edwin Reynolds Temple

Hope Revived Yet Slim Prospects for Rain

Weather brief notes wind driven moisture from the Gulf and a Kansas low, with a cold front bringing up to 52 mph winds into the Texas Panhandle and north plains. Forecasters caution that if the low remains and moisture is drawn in, thundershowers or heavier rain could occur, though prospects for corn are poor and cotton is suffering as dry weather persists.

Gulf Kansas Plains Texas Panhandle North Plains Texas

Adrian W Coleman Named New Marlow Baptist Pastor

Rev. Adrian W Coleman accepts the pastorate of Marlow Baptist Church and will begin August 1. He resumes study at Baylor as a senior this fall after prior roles at Calvary Mexia and First Olney and two years leading Webberville Baptist Church. He will fill the pulpit with Baylor students until August 1 and preach a revival August 6 to 15.

Adrian W. Coleman Marlow Baptist Church Floyd W. Raley California Baptist Home Mission Board Coleman Baylor University Marlow Church Calvary Baptist Church Mexia First Church Olney Webberville

Family Guests Gather for Father’s Day at Cameron Home

Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Rennegar of Temple Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Wilson of Waco Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wilson and daughter of Port Sulphur Louisiana Mr. and Mrs. Leeman Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knipp of Cameron were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wilson on Father's Day at their Cameron residence.

Hauk and Matyastik Do Cameron Tuesday Business

Joe Hauk and John Matyastik conducted a business transaction in Cameron on Tuesday. The brief notes the two men carried out a commercial exchange in this Texas locale.

Joe Hauk John Matyastik Cameron

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Larry Sommers August Horstmanns West Western Auto Store Keith Green LaFayette Ind Cameron IS Clean City Gop NEW Marlow
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