Numerous visits and gatherings reflect a busy local week
The community saw many relatives and friends visiting relatives in Ben Arnold, Burlington, Rosebud, Waco, Baytown, Houston, Cameron, and Austin. Public Schools Week brought school visitors while a new Burlincon school building was dedicated. Church activities and several hospital and home visits marked the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Heugatter
Fruitland
Adolph Heugatter
Burlington
George Heupatter
Rosebud
Walter Strickler, Jr
Houston
A. A. Hellgatter
Walter Strickler Sr
Ben Arnold
C. A. Graves
Ft. Worth
Elizabeth Ann Drake
Waco
Grover Albert Sr
Betty Lane Albert
Carol Jean Litzman
Austin
Charlie Litzman
Mary Prescott
Barclay
Terre Prescott
Baptist Church
Burlincon
Bill Matyastic
Baby
Herman Schulz
Bills
Cameron Sun
Famous trichologist promotes hair growth in Cameron Texas
Rogers Inc presented a hair and scalp treatment method claiming to reverse baldness and strengthen weak hair. Trichologist F L Hicks conducted private interviews at Cameron Hotel Friday April 1 with no cost or appointment needed. Green promised a 30 day money back guarantee if not fully satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intervi
Wichita
J. Wayne Green
Rogers, Inc
Green
Rogers
Cameron
Texas
Cameron Hotel
F. L. Hicks
United States
Canada
America
E. L. Hicks
Weekend Socials Highlight Visits Across towns
Over the weekend, Pvt. Walter Burnett of Camp Kilmer and his wife Evelyn Burnett of Yarrellton visited relatives in the area, along with numerous relatives and friends from Brenham Temple Waco Dallas and Houston. Residents note Burnett’s transfer to New Jersey awaiting orders to Irat cure. Other guests included families from Falls Church Virginia Randolph Field San Antonio and Walkers Creek at various homes and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebud Hospital
Woodrow Wright
Barbara
Virginia Daniels
Wright
J. Foshea
Gerald Foshea
Jack Heugatter
Heugatters
Vassie Evans
Myrtle
Yarreilton
Frank Benesh
Daniel Kessler
San Antonio
Wm. Krause
Albert Chollett
Hugo Chollett
Burlington
Bobby Marx
Raymond Chollett
Rockdale
Johnnie Jetter
Houston
Charlie Jetter
Walter Burnett
Camp Bullis
Evelyn Burnett
Yarrellton
A. L. Burnett
Burnett
Camp Kilner
New Jersey
W. J. Fontaine
Roy Little
Falls Church
Virginia
Airs
E. B. Water
J.C. Flanery
Celina
Clarence Crook
Bill Becker
Walkers Creek
Brenham
John Atkinson
Will Kuhn
Wayne
Pr. H. Tindall
B.stidham
Roxie Alidas
B. Stidham
Dwight Moody
Cameron
W. D. Basewell
Waco
J. A
Ethel McKinney
W. B. Burnett
Newton Memorial Hospita
J. A. McKinney
Temple
Marvin Hickmesr
M. EF. Carroll
Local residents visit families across towns this weekend
Barbara Hollingsworth of Houston visited her parents Mr and Mrs Elbert Hollingsworth over the weekend. Mrs Elbert Broughton of Smithville and Mrs Hazel Peel of Temple visited their mother Mrs Mary Ireland Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Hollingsworth
Houston
Elbert Hollingsworth
Elbert Broughton
Smithville
Hazel Peel
Temple
Mary Ireland
Louis Petty
Sue
Sharp
Lexington
Pat Gleason
Bryan
Vina White
W. C. Freeman
Dallas
David Mohney
Residents Press City on Local Sewer Service Requests
Neighbors petition the city council over the absence of a nearby sewer line. Mayor Horstmann notes 38 names wanted service when the line was planned, but only six tied on after installation. The city requires a year's charges before action, a deposit returned if service is not taken, as a faith gesture to ensure projected returns.
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Logan
Bill Matyastics
Mr. Schulz
Bill
The
Mack Brown
la Angelo
M. Hagerty
John Ward
Marlin
Kathleen Hammond
Harry
Grover J
Lake Jackson
Sallie Davis
Baytown
Elo Chollett
Harry Chollett
Fritz Stoebner
Jones Prairie
S. S. Hickmas
Roy Newton
Bob Newton
Mary Swanson
Duane
Frank Tyson
Milano
Jodie Ketchum
Georgetown
Franks
Belle Tyson
Turkey
Lone Star Turkey Farms
Coleman
John Trocta
O. B. Horstmann
Green Furniture CO
Boedeker
Cameron, Texas
Main Street
Kimbell
Honey
Diamond Brand
Arrisst
Bacon
Hormel
Kolbase
Velveeta
Gladiola
Matula’s Cash Grocery
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