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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1944

Page

6

Wade Tindall Buried at Marlow Saturday

Funeral services were held at Marlow Baptist Church for Wade Tindall who died after a long illness. He was born on the Cameron area farm and survived by his widow Mae Halpain and daughter Rosa Lee, plus five brothers and two sisters. Burial followed in Marlow Cemetery with Rev. C. W. Sanders officiating.

Marlow Baptist Church Wade Tindall Samuel Tindall Heavely Mae Halpain Mariow Rosa Lee H. C John E. B Regie Tindall Cameron Dick Tindall Waco B. B. Short John Hobson Marlow C. W. Sanders Ernest Pratt Giles McDermott S. J. Henry R. J. Griffin Albert Griffin R. L. Ballinger June Tindall Marjorie Tindall Ruth Tindall Katherine Tindall Buna Tindall Ruth Hawkins Marlow Cemetery

Luce Jeter Rites Held At Perrin Field Chapel

Miss Kathryn Luce daughter of Mrs Bob Luce Cameron married Aviation Cadet Thomas Barclay Jeter son of Mrs Tom Jeter Cameron in a 4 PM Perrin Field post chapel Sherman ceremony Decorations included white gladioli and candles Bride wore a blue suit brown accessories gardenia corsage Attendant Mss Doris Shelley in yellow corsage Joe Hudspeth served as best man Bride employed at the War Price and Rationing board in Cameron

Kathryn Luce Bob Luce Cameron Thomas Barclay Jeter Tom Jeter Post Perrin Field Sherman Doris Shelley Joe Hudspeth War Price and Rationing Board

Mary A Choate dies in Milam a Rice burial planned

Mrs Mary Adeline Choate 87 a longtime Milam County resident died Tuesday June 27 1944 at the home of her daughter Mrs John W Tindall in Marlow after about three weeks illness Funeral services set for 4 pm Wednesday June 28 1944 at Rice School House with interment in Rice Cemetery Survived by daughter Mrs John Tindall of Marlow son Frank Choate of Silsbee Texas brother Ben Baker of Marlow and sister Mrs George Pratt of Rice Community

Mary Adeline Choate Milam County John W. Tindall Marlow Choate Columbia County Arkansas Rice School House Rice Cemetery John Tindall Frank Choate Silsbee Texas Ben Baker George Pratt Rice

Pvt Clayton Dierr Commended For Heroic Action In Air Corps

Pvt Clayton Dierr of the P-47 Thunderbolt Group is commended by Lt Gen James Doolittle for extraordinary heroism in rescuing a Bombardment Wing from enemy fighters over Germany. The unit, led by Col Glenn Duncan, marked its first foreign service anniversary with praise for ground crews behind the success.

Clayton Dierr James Ji. Doolittle Pvt. Dierr Yee High School Warren Brashear Glenn E. Duncan Luftwaffe Germany Duncan

Lt Warren Brashear Delivers Ground Destruction Over France

Lt Warren Brashear, Thunderbolt pilot stationed in England and Distinguished Flying Cross recipient, destroyed a German aircraft on the ground during an air attack over France. Led by Col Glenn Dunedin Jr, the 25 year old Texan adds to Texans’ notable air war record.

Warren Brashear Thunderbolt England Germany Brashear France Glenn Dunedn, Jr Brashehr Army Air Corpy

Navy Petty Officer Henry Liebman Hopes for Cuban Furlough

Henry Liebman, First Class Petty Officer now in Cuba after 27 months in the Navy, seeks a brief furlough back home in Cameron. He entered March 6, 1942 as a store keeper, advanced to Chief Petty Officer, and served at bases in San Diego Eureka Norfolk and Balboa Canal Zone before being stationed in Cuba.

Navy Henry Liebman Cameron Liebman Cuba San Diego Calif Eureka Norfolk de Horstmann Citizens National Bank Stanley Swift U. S. Navy Swift Balboa Canal Zone Texas Power & Light Co

Allday Family Hosts Courtyard Barbecue In 1944 Texas

Mr and Mrs W A Allday of Rockdale entertained with a country home barbecue on Sunday June 25 1944 honoring their son and his wife Lt and Mrs Melvin Allday of Mildand. Close relatives and friends from Buckholts Texas City Franklin Cameron Cameron Cameron Cameron Cameron Cameron Cameron Rockdale Cavilla and Goose Creek joined in the weekend gathering.

W. A. Allday Rockdale Melvin Allday Mildand Alvin Allday Buckholts Bettie Bush Texas City 7. E. Allday Julia Clyde Allday Franklin C. E. Allday Charlie Cameron W. A. Bonds Bill Duke Tommie Billie Bruce Jennings Cavilla Hess Key Kenneth Dale Warner Oklahoma City Okla John Watson Set Bassett Watson Denison Paul Watson Paula Taylor John Baldwin Madie Goose Creek Donald Kilgore Dallas

Krenek Wounded In Luftwaffe Mission Could Lose Use Of Legs

Soldier Jerry Krenek, an engineer gunner with the 15th Air Force in Italy, was wounded June 18, 1944 over Germany. Both feet were partially shot away and heels badly injured, with uncertain prospects for walking again. He has been overseas six months and trained at Kessler Field and Harlingen Texas.

Jerry Krenek Krenek Ich Ry Krenek

June History Moments and Local Military Notes

June history items recount Cabot sighting the American Continent at Cape Breton in 1497 and Eisenhower’s 1942 command. Lt. Col. Massengale of Washington DC visits Maysfield with his mother, a Massengale native who attended Yee High School. Mrs Barnett and three children return to Baytown from visiting her mother in L. Bigbee. Pvt. Dierz enlisted in August 1942, son of Fred W. Dierr of College Station.

John and Sebastian Cabot Cape Breton Labrador Dwight Eisenhower Bob Massengale Washington, D. C H. L. Massengale Maysfield Col Massengale Yee High School Bob Barnett L. Bigbee Baytown Pvt. Dierz Fred W. Dierr College Station

Miss Hollas Visits Family Over Weekend

Miss Maurine Hollas of the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company in San Antonio spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Hollas of Buckholts. Mr and Mrs James Fikes and daughter of Houston visited Cameron relatives and friends over the weekend.

Maurine Hollas Southwestern Bell Telephone Company San Antonio Joe Hollas Buckholts James Fikes Houston Cameron

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Mary Choate Pvt Air Corps Henry Siebman United States Navy Mrs South Sanaa Ated Kessler Field Mississippi Harlingen Muroe Zak Motor Company Italy Tyrehenianca LeRoy W. Raley G. F. Layne Milano McCloskey Hospital Texas Power & Light Company Tp&l KRLD KTBC KTKH KTSA KWKH Marek Burns Emory B. Camp G.S Baskin Baskin Cameron, Texas Efense America Joe D. Bass MR. Caywood Schuhmacher Bredt & Haley U.S U. S Mack’s Oil Company A. W. McCullin
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