Gas Equipment Co opens new Cameron appliance store
Cameron Gas Equipment Co announces grand opening of a new appliance store in the former Gift Department space of Coleman Furniture and Hardware. The 1950 Servel gas refrigerators will be showcased with low opening day prices. Manager Maloy V. Ingram, a Cameron native and WWII veteran, will lead the store with a service department.
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Cameron Gas Equipment Co
Coleman Furniture and Hardware
Maloy V. Ingram
Cameron
Temple
Adams Furniture and Hardware Co
Mr. Ingram
Dixie Walker Announces Campaign for Precinct 3 Commissioner
Gene Dixie Walker a longtime Gause civic leader and sponsor of a Milk Te'fect ball game filed to run for Commissioner of Precinct 3 in the upcoming July primary. He told this newspaper he will make a formal announcement in the near future and asks local residents to note his candidacy.
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Gene “Dixie” Walker
Gause
Walker
Hit and Run Truck Kills Mexia Couple
J C Gates 81 and his wife 76 were struck by a pickup while walking home from Mexia night clubs. Neeley Ray Medlin 26 of Wortham was arrested for failure to stop and render aid. Examining trial set for Monday. The accident occurred about 12 15 a m one mile north of the city limits. Gates decapitated. head found 100 yards away. Funeral services held. No survivors listed.
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Mexia
Texas
J. C. Gates
Neeley Ray Medlin
Wortham
Groesbeck
Justice of the Peace
Kirton
A. m
Jack Schuh
Gates
Teague
Local Band Director Heads to Conroe Band Festival
Francis Cox Yoe High School band director will travel Friday to Conroe to serve as judge at the fifth annual Southeast Texas Band Festival. Concert and marching events occur Saturday March 4 with about forty coastal bands entered. He will return to Cameron Sunday morning.
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Francis Cox
Conroe
Vaughn and Ables Plan Monterrey Mexico Visit
Mr Roy Vaughn and Mr Billy Ables with their wives announce a trip to Monterrey Mexico this week for a visit.
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Roy Vaughn
Billy Ables
Monterrey
Mexico
Milam County Deadline Near For Crop Insurance Signups
Milam County cotton producers have four weeks left to apply for all risk Federal Crop Insurance. Administrative Officer Alva E. Sanders says the program offers a sound business principle to protect farming operations and stabilize income before the March 31, 1950 deadline.
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Milam County
Alva E. Sanders
PMA
First Earth Bank Unit Built at Belton Dam
Work completed on the first embankment section of the Belton dam and reservoir project. Hunter Construction Co. of Oklahoma finished dirt work and blade rolling under a 196000 contract. The 1600 foot base, 68 foot high section extends about 350 feet at the base.
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Belton
Hunter Construction Co
Oklahoma
Health Unit
W. T. Milam
U. S. Army
E. F. Cirkal
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Cirkal
Galveston
Winston Brothers, Inc
Aausa
Los Angeles
U. S. Army Engineers
Rosebud Plans Friday Dedication for New School Building
A dedication program for Rosebud's new elementary and physical education building is set for Friday night March 3 at 7 30 p m in the building. Parents and friends will also view classes from 6 30 p m to start the evening. The Rosebud High School band directed by A L Yett opens with the National Anthem followed by a prayer by Rev Robert A Hobus. Superintendent L A Holmes will introduce guests and architect John Linn Scott of Austin will discuss school plant planning techniques.
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Rosebud
A. L. Yett
Robert A. Hobus
First Lutheran Church of
Milam to Host Texas Exes Reunion Speaker in Cameron
Ernest Alonzo Sharpe, Cameron native and UT Austin journalism professor, will be principal speaker at the Texas Exes annual reunion set for March 2 in Cameron. The event brings alumni together in the Cameron venue for the reunion activities.
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Ernest Alonzo Sharpe
Cameron
University of Texas
Texas Exes
Dam Committee and Engineers Meet in Temple on Dam Plans
The Belton dam project prompts two Temple meetings with Lt. Col. Ellsworth I. Davis and area officials. They will cover cooperative construction planning and Temple's water supply implications after completion. Attendees include county and city officials from Belton Cameron Gatesville Kilree and Temple.
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Bell County
Roy Potts
Roy Sanderford
Belton
Floyd Ziegler
Joe Skelton
Gatesville
Roy Smith
Will Sutton
Killeen
Lester Williams
N. L. Caperton
Cameron
Guy Draper
Mr. Mayborn
Temple
Moody
McGregor
Cameron Shows Building Boom In Early 1950 Permits
City Secretary W H Stafford reports Cameron's building permits total 30770 for January and February 1950 with 15020 in January and 15750 in February. Most permits are for new homes with repairs a smaller share. If continued, 1950 total may reach about 200000 aiding tax rolls.
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Cameron
W. H. Stafford
Red Cross Drive Sets $365 Goal in Thorndale
The annual Red Cross drive starts in Thorndale on Wednesday with a $365 town quota. Committee members include Jamie L. Clark T. W. Beard Mrs. E. P. Survant Mrs. Carl Linke Mrs. Minnie Schmale and Miss Eloise Laurence. They plan to attend Cameron’s kick off on Tuesday.
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Red Cross
Thorndale
Jamie L. Clark
T. W. Beard
E. P. Survant
Carl Linke
Minnie Schmale
Eloise Laurence
Cameron
Mrs. Alex Kornegay Visits Hanover on Tuesday
Mrs. Alex Kornegay of Hanover traveled here Tuesday on a business visit.
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Alex Kornegay of
Hanover
Milk Route Ready in Milam County For New LT Roger Newton Burial
Milam County prepares to start a new milk route tomorrow. Borden Milk Co official Mr Griffin and Cameron Chamber dairy committeeman Sam White finalized plans. Producers must deliver milk to Cameron Seed and Insecticide Co in Santa Fe town until routes are set. Contact Walter Lester or Sam White for details.
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Milam County
Griffin
Borden Milk Co
Waco
Cameron
Sam White
Chamber of Commerce
Cameron Seed and Insecticide Company
Santa Fe
Walter Lester
Cameron Seed
Funeral Services For Will Balusek Tuesday
Will Balusek aged 47 died in Austin on Sunday February 26 1950 He was born and raised in Marak and farmed there Survivors include four brothers Frank Joe and John Balusek Buckholts and Rudolph Balusek Kilgore Funeral services conducted by Reverend Ben Holub SS Cyril and Methodius Church Marak at Marek Burns Funeral Home Chapel at 8 30 a m Tuesday February 28 Interment in Marak cemetery.
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Will Balusek
Austin
Mr. Balusek
Marak
Frank
Joe
John Balusek
Buckholts
Rudolph Balusek
Kilgore
Ben Holub
SS. Cyril and Methodius Church
Marek-Burns
Burglars Hit Three Schools In Central Texas
Three Central Texas schools were robbed Monday night into Tuesday morning. Rogers High School vault yielded 400 dollars, Buckholts High School 60 dollars, Milano High School 2 dollars from a drink machine. No arrests yet. clues are being pursued. Sheriff says same suspect likely behind all three. investigations aided by Texas Ranger and public safety personnel.
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Texas
Rogers High School
Buckholts High School
Milano High School
E. T. Ray
Carl Black
Milam County
Rogers
P. H. Bowen
Robert Seaton
Buckholts
Coy Arledge
Milano
Black
Milam
Bell County
Trenton Horton
James Shaw
Worth Seaman
Department of Public Safety
Lace Crow
Mayor Griffith Named Safety Council Member
The Texas Safety Council appointed Roy Griffith as a council member. The notice expressed appreciation for his cooperation and loyalty in efforts to conserve the lives of Texas citizens.
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Griffith
Safety Council
Roy Grifith
The
Texas Safety Council
Texas
George Black of Hanover as Cameron visitor recently
George Black of Hanover is described as visiting Cameron recently, with the notice noting his presence in connection to local events and the Cameron area sightings.
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George Black
Hanover
Cameron
Body of War Hero Arrives in America
Reburial services for Lieut. Roger T. Newton, navigator of a B 17 crew, killed in action near Dum bach Austria April 25 1945, will be held March 3 1950 at Jefferson Barracks St Louis. Interment will group four crew members in a single burial.
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Roger T. Newton
Dumbach
Austria
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis
Missouri
Newton
Lesser Newton
Bryan Loan Association
Lois Newton
Rogers
W. O. Newton
Citizens National Bank
War Department
W. O
Pee Wee Teams Get Pre game Approval
Two Southwestern Conference athletic departments approved a plan to use Pee Wee football games as preliminaries to college events. The Milk Bowl organization in Gause may provide volunteer officials between Pee Wee teams and Texas colleges seeking junior football exposure.
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Milk Bowl, Inc
Gause
Milk Bowl
Cameron
Texas
Plane Crash Near Belton Kills Two Men
A small Cessna 140 crashed near Belton Texas in fog, killing two Austin men identified as William Byrd Kelly and Lawrence N. Slade. Rancher G Watts reported observing the plane low at 3 40 am before a subsequent explosion and crash. The wreck bore NC76560 and a sticker for Ragsdale Flying Service of Austin was found.
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Belton
William Byrd Kelly
Lawrence N. Slade
Austin
G. Watts
Texas
The
Ragsdale Flying Service of
Gregory Joins State Welfare Department Staff Here
F L Gregory becomes one of nine new field workers for the State Department of Public Welfare in Fort Worth, reporting on Valentine’s Day to replace Louis T Morgan who left for Crockett to resume newspaper work. Gregory also operates F L Gregory Insurance Tire and Loan Agency in Cameron.
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F. L. Gregory
State Department of Public Welfare
Fort Worth
Mr. Gregory
Louis T. Morgan
Crockett
Richter Wins Cameron City Marshal Runoff by 301 Vote Margin
Joe Richter defeated Jim McGoldrick in Cameron runoff for City Marshal by 301 votes amid high turnout. Richter, a World War I veteran and former Deputy City Marshal, will likely take office in April. McGoldrick served a third term.
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Cameron
Joe Richter
Jim McGoldrick
SOE
Tage Cictictt Demilietemaenesin Oe
Crss
W. H. Stafford
Richter
Cameron Volunteer Fire Department
McGoldrick
Cameron Chamber elects officers for year at March banquet
The Cameron Chamber of Commerce board met in special session to elect officers for the coming year. The officers will be introduced and take office at the Annual Banquet and Membership Meeting on Tuesday March 14. Ticket chair O B Horstmann issued tickets and a vigorous sale began with several members selling out their allotments within minutes.
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Cameron Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
O. B B. Horstmann
Narvie Caperton
Stanley Swift
Albert Collins
Leo Fuchs
Roy Griffith
L. W. Smith
W. J. Donovan
Bill MclIntosh
Jack DuBois
Milton Schiller
Woodrow Lowe
Gene Blake
J. Max Howard
Johnny Andres
George Bowman
John B. Honts
Ft. Worth Lions Club
Lester Williams
Cameron Herald
Cameron Enterprise
Local Girl in College Stunt Night At Texas State College
Miss Patsy Elea nor Esslinger daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Esslinger will perform in the senior stunt at Texas State College for Women during the annual stunt nights March 3 4 The inter class event began 36 years ago with a Middlers circus and became all college in 1938 with a silver loving cup for the winning class Stunt themes range from musical to dramatic with original scores and specially designed costumes sets and lighting for twenty minute skits
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Texas State College For Women
Patsy Eleanor Esslinger
Andrew Esslinger
TSCW
All-College
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