Sixty Third Society Birthday Party Held at Clarkson Home
Mrs. John Matyastik hosted a forty two party for her husband on Friday June 16 in Clarkson. High score belonged to Mrs. P L Bergum with second to Mrs. Ben Birekmayer and low to Mrs. John Rummel. Herman Birekmayer took the traveling prize. Refreshments were cookies and punch served by Mrs. Matyastik with Mrs. Monroe Voglesang assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Matyastik
Clarkson
P. L. Bergum
Ben Birekmayer
John Rummel
Herman Birekmayer
Matyastik
Monroe Voglesang
Messrs
and Mesdames Ben
Gus Pimpler
Otto Schulz
Willis Vogelsang
Charlie Frimel
Egon Vogelsang
Ed Schiller
L. Bickelbach
Mesdames Kleypas
Redehause
Monroe Vogelsang
Nancy
Edna Rummel
Clarence Sager
George Schiller
1206 Women Say Yes to Cardus in Southern Test
Survey of 1297 women in 12 Southern states reports 1206 saying Cardus helped them. The women describe relief from weakness nervousness and other symptoms linked to malnutrition and dysmenorrhea, crediting Cardus with improved appetite and digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
South
Silver Wedding Anniversary Celebrated at Cameron Home
Mr. and Mrs. Oxsheer M. Smith hosted a June 27 reception from 8 to 10 PM at their Cameron residence honoring 15iteyr married couple. The event featured an electrically lit lawn, a three tier wedding cake, silver decor and a string trio, drawing nearly 300 guests from Cameron and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxsheer M. Smith
Aetna Smith
H. F. Smith, Jr
Gardiner
Maine
Rush A. Thomas
Viola Thomas
Neice
Catherine Monroe
Carolyn Cheeves
Margaret Martin
Cameron
Dalla
Houston
San Antonio
Waco
Austin
Temple
Mr. Smith
W. W. Oxsheer
Milam County
Texas
Citizens National Bank
Smith
Goodhue Smith
New Mexico
Apel’s Legacy Cited In Cameron Catholic History
Memorial notes Rev. Apel died, with Archpriest Rev. R P Schertz and Rev. O'Sullivan among clergy. Burial followed centuries old custom in the church yard near the cornerstone. Apel built St Monica's church in 1928 and later St Anthony's school after arriving from Plantersville in 1926 and the old church burned in 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Schertz
Westphalia
Thomas O'Sullivan
Burlington
P ., O'Reilly
Temple
B. F. Roemer
Waco
Henry Gottschalk
Cameron
Theodore Drees
Taylor
I. J. Szymanski
Bremond
John 8. Murphy
Galveston
St. Anthony’s Modern School
Plantersville
Gohmert Visits Cuero R revisits old town
Louis F. Gohmert spent a few days in Cuero visiting relatives in his hometown. The city is growing with new park plant for public entertainments and crops look excellent after recent rains reflecting a booming community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis F. Gohmert
Cuero
Wise Action Rejected by Cameron Chamber of Commerce
Central Texas Chamber of Commerce officials rejected a proposed plan on Tuesday night. W F Paden praised the decision, noting the organization’s East Texas Chamber of Commerce membership and its past support. Other notices describe residents traveling for vacations and visits, including trips to the World Fair, Great Lakes, Canada, and a Legion convention in Odessa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Childress
Charlotte
New York City
Adeline and
Maude Smith
Childress
New York
Cameron
Ed Taylor
Aetna Smith
Central Texas Chamber of Commerce
Cameron Chamber of Commerce
W. F. Paden
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
B. Slocomb
Freeman
Austin
Great Lakes
Canada
Dance at Burlington Hall July Fourth Moonlight Serenaders
Public notice announces a big dance at Burlington Hall on July 4 with Moonlight Serenaders providing music. Admission 30 cents, ladies enter free, offering an entertaining holiday event for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Hall
Moonlight Serenaders
Neon Sign Installation Under City Scrutiny at Blue Bonnet Cafe
Fred Jackson of the Blue Bonnet Cafe says J F Brown the city electrical inspector informed him this morning that a neon sign on his cafe awning was improperly installed. City condemnation of neon signs is noted and those who installed and paid for them may face charges to reroute wiring. Texas Power and Light will shut off power at the deadline if required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Jackson
Blue Bonnet Cafe
J. F. Brown
City Electrical
Mr. Jackson
Texas Power & Light Company
Sheriff Kennedy Office Moves to Second Floor
The sheriff's office and deputies relocate to the court house second floor ending a long running location dispute. Older residents protested the move but the new arrangement places the sheriff's office within easy reach of the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Court House
i H Club Rally Scheduled at Wilson Ledbetter Park
The i H Club Rally will be held at Wilson Ledbetter Park in Cameron on June 30. The event features exhibit judging ribbons awards a talk by Tom Stokes Cameron vocational agriculture teacher lunch at noon and games in the afternoon with invitations from George Banzhaf county agent and Kathryn Wilson assistant Home Demonstration agent in charge of boys and girls work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4-H
Wilson-Ledbetter Park
Cameron
Tom Stokes
Cameron Vocational Agriculture
George Banzhaf
Kathryn Wilson
Young Girl Severely Injured in Backing Car Incident
Myrtle Frances Lamme, daughter of Mr and Mrs Tony Lamme, was badly hurt at the family home in Austin when the car backed from the garage ran over her. Dr Leland Denson checked the child's condition. The mother is the former Miss Fannie Holloway and a sister of Mrs Harvey Radtke. Also reported, Miss Valasta Vaculine of Cameron is a patient in Scott and White clinic Temple awaiting a serious operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Blaylock
L. L. Blaylock
Bill Newton
W. O. Newton
Cameron
Blaylock
Mr. Newton
Wichita Falls
Miss Blaylock
Austin
Ethel Skelton
Lon Skelton
Bryan
W. B. Skelton
New Orleans
Barranquilla
Columbia
South America
Cucuta
J. A. Bialkowski
Miss Skelton
Yee High School
Stephen F. Austin School of
University of Texas
Bialkowski
Wichita Falls High School
University of
Symphony Club
Comus Club
YWA
Myrtle Frances Lamme
Tony Lamme
Leland Denson
Fannie Holloway
Harvey Radtke
Valasta Vaculine of
Scott & White Clinic
Temple
Powers Chapel Social News Highlights This Week
Mr and Mrs William Weaver and Miss Emma James visited the Harvey James home on Sunday. Several local families including the Judkins Willey and Gibbs households hosted and visited relatives over the weekend and on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Weaver
Emma James
Harvey James
Jack Wiese
W. R. Page
L. V. Judkins
R. E. Willey
Pauline Westerman
Denton
Bill Summer
Cedar Springs
B. R. Summer
Mrs. Hudson Swanner
Clyde James Home
Dorothy Kelley
Annie Lou Gibbs
Dude Lambert
Briary
Inez
Dorothy Lambert
W. B. James
Weems Visit Highlights Homes in Rockdale
On Monday afternoon Mrs. Melvin Weems and her guests visited in the Sam Law home and in the Denson Weems home at Rockdale.
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Matt Terry
Jank Barrett
Yarrellton
Miss Clarke
South Elm
North Elm
Buckholts
D. M. McCall
Lita McCall
A. N. Weems
Audell Horstmann
Grady Little
A. A. Weems
Belmena
Wallace
Attorneys AT Law
First National Bank
Cameron, Texas
Schiller Motor Company
Pontiac
Christian Science Services
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Rome
Earth
Heaven
Mrs
Willie Fulton
Homer Chambers
The
Lily Ice Cream Company
M. A. Chambers
E. Sheffield
Osage
Albert Evard
Aubrey Bridges
Baytown
Willie Hyde
C. W. Bradbury
Ann
Jean Bradbury
Rockport
Giles L. Arriett of
Elsie Ann Shaw
Rogers
Marjorie Denson
Joe Denson
Russell Wallace
Russell Wallace, Sr
Rockdale
Apel
Joe Lindle
Virginia
Dorothy
Bill Marek
Albert Matula
San Angelo
H. B. McClellan
Odessa
Boston
I-H Club
Powers
J. Becke
Ah Cameron Te
E. A. Camp
E. B. Camp
E. O. Schiller
Pharmacist
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