Sheriff Sale Notice in Milam County Texas 1949
By order of the Milam County Justice Court a writ issued on April 11 1949 directed sheriff sale on the first Tuesday in July 1949 in Cameron Texas. The property 184 acres from the D H Vanveiton grant and 101 1 2 acres from the Smith Vincent grant known as the W E Gaither place later Thurman farm and described in deed Vol 255 page 369. Levyed on as the property of Z K Thurman to satisfy a judgment of 99 13 in favor of J Peoples and costs. Sale at courthouse door. April 12 1949. Carl C Black Sheriff Milam County Texas Will Vaughan Deputy.
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Honorable Justice Court of
Milam County
J. D. Peoples
Z. K. Thurman
Court House
Cameron
Texas
D. H. Vanveighton
Smith Vincent
W. E. Gaither
Thurman
W. E
Carl C. Black
Will Vaughan
Local Hospital Notes Family Illnesses and Visits
W A Keith Jr of Cameron is listed among patients ill in Newton Memorial Hospital. Mrs Florence Bass of Houston finished a week visit here with her mother Mrs Emma Butts.
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W. A. Keith, Jr
Cameron
Newton Memorial Hospital
Florence Bass
Houston
Emma Butts
Emma Smith Died in California While Visiting Daughter
Emma Inez Smith 47 died at her daughter Mrs Frances LaRue’s home in San Bernardino California on Tuesday June 21. She was from Buckholts and part of a prominent pioneer family. Funeral from First Methodist Buckholts June 26. Interment Corinth Cemetery. Survived by husband P. J. Smith son James Smith and daughter Frances LaRue plus four brothers and four sisters. Burial arranged by Greer Funeral Home Cameron.
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Emma Inez Smith
Frances LaRue
San Bernadino
California
Buckholts
First Methodist Church
Fowler
Corinth Cemetery
P. J. Smith
James Smith
Galt
LaRue
True Lofton
Arlo Lofton
Carl Lofton
Hallie Lofton
Minnie Allison
Greer Funeral Home
Cameron
Card of Thanks for support after mother’s death
The Claxton family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of their mother. Special thanks go to Dr. T. E. Crump and Dr. Leland Denson. May God bless each of you. Signed by J. A. Claxton and others.
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T. E. Crump
Leland Denson
Gratitude for Support After Illness and Death
The family of Mrs. Marshall Chambers expresses deep appreciation for kindness during illness and after death. They thank Newton Memorial Hospital doctors and nurses for untiring care and all who sent floral offerings expressions of sympathy and help in their hour of sorrow.
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Newton Memorial Hospital
Marshall Chambers
Thankful note from fire victims in Branchville and Maysfield
Mr and Mrs Sherwood Cobb express heartfelt gratitude to friends neighbors and especially the ladies of Branchville and Maysfield for help after their home was destroyed by fire. They convey sincere appreciation to all who assisted.
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Branchville
Maysfield
Mrs. Sherwood Cobb
Rosebud Opens New Library and Municipal Building
Rosebud dedicated a $60,000 D. Brown Memorial Library Tuesday funded by C. F. Brown in memory of his wife D. Brown. The library, deeded to the city but operated by the City and the Wednesday Study Club, will be run by a board of two city council members and two Study Club directors. The town also gained a municipal building funded for civic use, with tax benefits noted for residents.
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Rosebud
D. Brown Memorial Library
C. F. Brown
D. Brown
Wednesday Study Club
Study Club
Cameron
Drunk Driving Fine Set for Ernest Nellams in Milano
Ernest Nellams paid a fine of 50.4 dollars plus court costs after a drunk driving arrest by Highway Patrolmen at Milano. He entered his plea before Judge Dan Tyson. The statutory fine ranges from 50 to 500 dollars.
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Ernest Nellams
Milano
Dan Tyson
Milam County Cantaloupes Attract Online Market Price
J L Foster of Foster Produce Company says Milam County will ship about 250 to 300 carloads of cantaloupes this year. He notes demand is strong with vine ripe fruit flooding the market and prices at 1.00 per bushel for cantaloupes and healthy tomato prices.
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Milam County
J. L. Foster
Foster Produce Company
Foster
Studebaker Wins Mileage Marathon At Wood River
R. J. Greenschield, a Shell Oil research scientist, won the tenth annual mileage marathon near Wood River with 149.95 miles per gallon on a 14 mile course driving a tuned 1947 Studebaker. Julian Ryan, a fellow Shell employee, took class B at 81.19 mpg in a 1938 Chevrolet.
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Wood River
R. J. Greenschield
Greenschield
Shell Oil Company
Studebaker
Julian Ryan
Waco man takes over Temple Royal Typewriter agency
H. C. Ford of Waco has assumed control of the Royal Typewriter agency in Temple serving Cameron. He succeeds Don D. Powell who is promoted to a Fort Worth post in the company’s service. The Temple unit continues to offer sales and service for Royal typewriters.
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H. C. Ford
Waco
Royal Typewriter Agency
Temple
Cameron
Don D. Powell
Powell
Fort Worth
Royal Typewriters
Frank Hartley of Milaro Visits Cameron
Frank Hartley of Milaro traveled to Cameron on Monday of the prior week for an informal errand and brief meeting.
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Frank Hartley
Milaro
Cameron
Little Emory Is Home From Temple Hospital
Emory Camp Illinois reports young Little Emory returned Tuesday from King Daughters Hospital in Temple after a tonsil operation left him critically ill. He is doing fine though saddened by the loss of his terrier Ritzy who disappeared last night. Call Camp home if found.
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Emory
King Daughters Hospital
Temple
Little Emory
Father Claude Sweaks Visits Dallas During Baby Linda Illness
Claude Sweaks, father of Baby Linda the blue baby, was in Dallas over the weekend to visit family. The baby underwent heart surgery on June 22 and is recovering. Mrs. Sweaks remains in Dallas during the illness.
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Claude Sweaks
Linda
Dallas
Belton Couple Welcome Daughter Marilyn Kay Hovis
Mr and Mrs J C Hovis of Belton announce the birth of a daughter Marilyn Kay at Scott and White Hospital Temple on Monday June 20 1949. The baby weighed seven pounds two ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Wallace of Belton and Mrs Lula Rogers of Cameron. Mrs Hovis formerly Miss Mary Wallace of Belton.
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J. C. Hovis
Belton
Scott and White Hospital
Temple Monday
Marilyn Kay
Hovis
Mary Wallace
Lula Rogers
Cameron
John Wallace
Pearl Cummings and Son Visit Cameron Friday
Pearl Cummings and her son from Austin were in Cameron last Friday. The pair formerly resided in Milam County.
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Pearl Cummings
Son
Austin
Cameron
Cummings
Milam County
Robbery Attempt Targeted Minerva Station and Store
Thieves tried to rob Brannon Service Station and Grocery in Minerva early Friday, gaining entrance to the garage but failing to break the store lock. No items reported missing as officers note.
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Brannon
Minerva
Odessa Family Visits Relatives In California
Mr and Mrs John Young and daughter Patricia of Odessa visit his mother Mrs Callie Young and sister Mrs Mary Young Green.
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John Young
Patricia
Odessa
Callie Young
Mary Young Green
Parma Radio Service Promises Low-Cost Repairs
Radio repair shop advertises service for all makes with a claim to lower prices and “we don’t experiment” approach.PARMA RADIO SERVICE promotes budget repair options for every radio make.
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Parma Radio Service
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Cameron Compress Company
Massey Harris
H. J. Schuttle, Sr
Emil Kubenka
Wiemer
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J. T. Krull
Brathe W
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P. T. Driscoll
Burlington
Sheriff's Sale
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Milam
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Noble
H. B. McClellen
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Virgie Gill
Johnnie Lee Richards
Emma Smith
J. A. Claxton
Vera V. Claxton
Frank H. Claxton
M. L. Gunn
Jesse Gui
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Essie Claxton and Sons
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