Funeral Services for Roy Eichenhorst Here
Funeral services for Roy Eichenhorst 17 were held at Marek Burns Funeral Home with burial in Lott Cemetery. Roy died in a Austin hospital after two weeks of illness diagnosed as infective neuronitis. Survived by father W. B. Eichenhorst Cameron and brother Robert in the Navy. Pallbearers were Yeomen football team members Jimmy O Neill Jimmy Marek Bob Terry Pete Kunz Joe Hawkins Robert Fikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Eichenhorst
Austin
Marek- Burns
Lott
W. B. Eichenhorst
Cameron
Robert Eichenhorst
Pacific
Yeomen
Jimmy O’neill
Jimmy Marek
Bob Terry
Pete Kunz
Joe Hawkins
Robert Fikes
Clothing Theft Reported at Ben Thweatt Cafe
A suit case with women’s clothing worth about 150 dollars was stolen from the beer room at the Ben Thweatt Cafe. Owner Mr Thweatt discovered the loss Thursday night and has posted a 50 dollar reward for information leading to recovery or arrest. The case included three pairs of new shoes and several dresses and garments stored for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Thweatt
Thweatt
Child Struck by Auto in Cameron Hospitalized in Serious Condition
Marvin Lee McCulloch five year old son of Lester McCulloch was struck by a car while playing on the highway in the north section of Cameron. The driver Fd Lake said he did not see the child until it was too late and witnesses called the accident unavoidable. Marvin Lee was rushed to Cameron Hospital with a serious head injury and possible concussion. Local residents and relatives, including the boy's family, were noted at the scene and in the hospital.
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Marvin Lee McCulloch
Lester McCulloch
Cameron Hospital
Marvin Lee
Fd Lake
Concrete work and services advertised locally
Local contractor offers cement work including walks drives curbs floors porches and other concrete projects. Ready to provide estimates and complete jobs with durable results for homes and businesses.
Franklin B Green Buckholts Promoted in 106th Infantry Division
Franklin B. Green Buckholts promoted to Private First Class by the 106th Infantry Division now in Lt. Gen. Leonard Gerow's 15th Army. The division fought in the Belgian Bulge at Manhay and drove into Germany, spearheading the push across the Rhine.
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106TH
Germany
Franklin B. Green
Burlington
106Th Infantry Division
Leonard T. Gerow
15Th
U. S. Army
Belgian Bulge
Manhay
Belgium
Bulge
Siegfried Line
Rhine
Gratitude for Care After Loss of Wife and Mother
A family expresses thanks to those who cared during her long illness and at her death. They recall kindness, honor those who helped, and appreciate flowers she loved, praying for God's richest blessings for all.
Lange earns Combat Infantry Badge on Luzon with 32d Division
Staff Sgt. Barney R. Lange son of Mrs. Ethel Lange and husband of Mrs. Gladys Lange of Gause has been awarded the Combat Infantry Badge for exemplary conduct under fire. In service since May 1943 he served 18 months in SWPA and saw action at Saidor New Guinea before fighting in the Caraballo Mountains of northern Luzon. Mrs. Dave Kestenbaum of Houston visits Cameron relatives.
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32D
Luzon
P. L
Barney R. Lange
Ethel Lange
Gause
Gladys Lange
Lange
SWPA
Saidor
New Guinea
Red Arrow
Caraballo
Eisfeldt Receives Praise From Congressman Poage
Henry A. Eisfeldt, recently cited for courageous action in Europe, is commended by Congressman W R Poage in a letter to his mother Mrs Bertha M Engholm. Poage congratulates him for the citation and notes such actions help ensure victory in the Pacific and honor for the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Eisfeldt
W. R. Poage
Bertha M. Engholm
Kathryn Fuller Weds S-Sgt. Roger Wimberly
Miss Kathryn Fuller daughter of Mr and Mrs N D Fuller of Cameron married S Sgt Roger M Wimberly recently returned from overseas The ceremony was led by Rev C W Sanders on Friday June 15 1945 at 7 00 pm They left for a brief wedding trip to Austin and other points Sgt Wimberly will report to his Florida base when furlough ends and Mrs Wimberly will join him later.
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Kathryn Fuller
N. D. Fuller
Cameron
Roger M. Wimberly
C. W. Sanders
Austin
Sgt. Wimberly
Florida
Cameron Visitings Highlight Val Verde and Austin Residents
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Cryer of Val Verde were in Cameron recently. Eva Mae Foster of Austin is visiting relatives in Cameron.
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W. W. Cryer
Val Verde
Cameron
Eva Mae Foster
Austin
Son Born to Former Buckholts Couple
A son named John Delbert Sefcik Jr was born May 3 1945 at 8 24 pm in Providence Hospital Waco He weighed eight pounds thirteen ounces Grandparents Henry Kuzel Buckholts and John D Sefcik Temple Great grandparents Frances Kuzel Buckholts Maggie Wokat y Waco Mrs Sefcik formerly Norma Kuzel Warrant Officer John D Sefcik serves with the 9th Army in Germany Not yet seen son Ervin Pugh US Army Camp Ord Calif visiting Cameron relatives Pete Whittington Waco visiting Cameron
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John Delbert Sefcik, Jr
John D. Sefcik
Providence Hospital
Waco
Henry A. Kuzel
Buckholts
Temple
Frances Kuzel
Maggie Wokaty
Sefcik
Norma Marie Kuzel
9Th Army
Germany
Local Notes on Residents and Wildlife Facts
Mr and Mrs Elmer Malone visit relatives in Cameron. Mrs G F Layne of Milano was in Cameron Monday. A pelican will eat about ten pounds of fish daily.
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G. F. Layne of
Milano
Cameron
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Reed Rogers
Wm. R. Rogers
Charles Gray
War Department
Sgt
Cecil Loftin
Joe Aldrich
F. M. McLerran
Franklin B. Green Buckholts
Joe D. Bass
B. R. Lange
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Dave Kestenbaum
Houston
Eisfeldt
Poage
Texas
Henry A. Kisfeid
Europe
Roger Wimberly
E. A. Camp
E. B. Camp
Ervin Pugh
U.S. Army
Camp Ord
Calif
Pete Whittington
Cam
Eron
Skeezix
Ed Ham
Service Supplies
CALL
Mrs
Elmer Malone
RVC
Ty Tan
PTV
A. E. Matula, Cameron
J. O. Mitchell
DR. Pepper
Emory B. Camp
G.S Baskin
Cameron, Texas
Seal Beam
Mechanics Tools
Automotive Parts
Horstmann Bros
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