Red Cross Nursing School Opens in March
Red Cross Nursing School to be taught by Mrs. Grady Stidham opens March 7 1944 with several vacancies. Call the local health unit at 726 to enroll. A nursery and play room will be provided by the Home Economics Department supervised by Miss Irene Hollas. Classes meet in Yee High School Gym on Tuesdays and Thursdays for home care training during national emergency.
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Red Cross
Grady Stidham
Irene Hollas
Yee High School
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Nila Faye Guess
The family expresses sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for assistance during illness and after the death of Mrs. Nila Faye Guess. They thank those who gave flowers and offered support, signed by Clifford Guess Wanda Lou Clark Homer Allen A F Guess Lawrence Fuchs Sr and others from Buckholts visiting Cameron on Saturday.
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Nila Faye
Clifford Guess
Wanda Lou Clark
Homer Allen
A. F. Guess and
Reno
Lawrence Fuchs, Sr
Buckholts
Cameron
Scouts Collect Waste Paper For War Effort
Boy Scouts drive a wartime waste paper drive as tonnage piles up. One large shipment already made and another ready soon. The Herald contributed a ton from files, bringing total to three tons. If printed, the paper would be worth two hundred forty dollars.
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Boy Scouts
Herald
Vera Fisher Visits Cameron on Hanover Business
Vera Fisher of Hanover spent Saturday in Cameron on business, meeting local officials and inspecting prospects for regional trade. Her visit highlighted cross city commercial ties and potential partnerships.
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Vera Fisher
Hanover
Cameron
Emil F Kleiber on furlough visiting Cameron relatives
Emil F. Kleiber of the United States Army is on furlough in Missouri visiting relatives and friends in Cameron.
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Emil F. Kleiber
United States Army
Missouri
Cameron
Cameron's Defenses Improvised Amid Routed Streets
A wartime dispatch notes Cameron's forces maintaining orderly defenses as streets fill with foxholes, surpassing the number Marines dug on Guadalcanal. The report underscores resourceful fortifications under pressure and evolving frontline conditions with named units and locations.
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Cameron
Guadalcanal
McFarland Couple Visiting Cameron Relatives
Mr and Mrs Thomas McFarland visit Cameron to see relatives and friends while McFarland serves in the United States Navy and is stationed in Dallas.
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Thomas McFarland
Cameron
McFarland
United States Navy
Dallas
Cameron Visitors Bring News of Gause Women
Mrs. George Ditto and Mrs. George Buffington of Gause visited Cameron on Friday providing social notes about local visitors and their travels.
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George Ditto
George Buffington
Gause
Cameron
February History Highlights From 1863 and 1928
Emancipation Proclamation published in Louisville on February 26, 1863. Dirigible Los Angeles completed first nonstop flight to Panama on February 27, 1928.
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Louisville
Los Angeles
Panama
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