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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1951

Page

3

Rural Communities Exceed Red Cross Drive Quotas

Sam White reports 1951 Red Cross drive success in rural areas led by Hugo Fuchs Burling ton and Thorndale. Buckholts Jones Prairie Milano and others near quota, with leaders Floyd Stark Mrs Dick Young Tom Stidham and Jacksledge. A full report is due next week as war conditions demand united effort.

Sam White American Red Cross Fuchs Hugo Fuchs Burlington Bartle Crenan Thorndale Jamie Clark Buckholts Floyd Stark Jones Prairie Dick Young Tom Stidham Milano Jacksle

Ennis Visit By Cameron Family Members

Mrs. Steve Macal and her daughter and son visited Mrs. Macals daughter and Mr. Milton Nesuda in Ennis over the weekend in a family gathering.

Steve Macal Cameron

Outlook for turkeys grows more profitable in Mila in 1951

Bassel Wilson of Wilson Produce Company announces a 1951 turkey program offering producers poults feed and 15 cents per turkey credit for supplies with 6 percent credit interest. Nutrena Feeds reps D C Price and Les Trewick will serve as flock service men visiting flocks biweekly to assist raisers.

D. C. Price Les Trewick A & M College Wilson Produce Company Pullorum United States Department of Agriculture Wilson

Thorndale Man Buried In Salty Cemetery

Funeral services were held March 11 for William E. Perry 51 of Thorndale who died March 10 in a Taylor hospital after a yearlong illness. Burial followed at Salty Cemetery with Condra Funeral Home of Taylor in charge. Rev. T E Collier of Cooperas Cove Baptist Church officiated.

Salty William E. Perry Thorndale Taylor Hospital Condra Funeral Home Taylor T. E. Collier Cooperas Cove Baptist Church

Dr. R L Holmes Speaks at Lions Luncheon

Evangelist Dr. R L Holmes, leading revival at First Baptist Church, was guest speaker at a Lions Club luncheon on Tuesday March 13. He warned leaders who seek power without God and urged adherence to the Bible as politics and rulers rise and fall.

R. L. Holmes First Baptist Church Lions Club Holmes South Adolph Hitler Mussolini God Dr. Holmes

Three Men Pay Fines For Drunk Driving

Three drunk driving fines were paid in County Court this week. Jack Tilton Sargent Temple Bennie McCullouch Houston pleaded guilty in open court Tuesday with a $75 fine plus court costs and a six month license suspension. James Rayburn McCrummen Dallas was tried and paid a $50 fine plus costs with a six month license prohibition.

Jack Tilton Sargent Temple Bennie McCullouch Houston James Rayburn McCrummen Dallas

Red Artillery Fails to Stop Allies on Korea Front

Frontline fighting near the 38th parallel saw Chinese reinforcements as UN forces pressed toward Chunchon and Hongchon. Artillery exchanges were fierce with heavy bombardment and fighter air strikes while censorship masked troop positions. Separately, Mrs. Ella Zavrel of Buckholts is reported as a surgery patient at Newton Memorial Hospital.

Tokyo United Nations 8Th Army U. N Seoul Korea Kangnung Chunchon Hongchon Republic of Korea ROK Ella Zavrel Buckholts Newton Memorial Hospital

Thorndale Grocery Robbed Through Back Window

The Oscar Falke Grocery at Thorndale was entered Thursday night and robbed of 350 dollars in cash plus checks. The burglars removed a bar from a back window, moved the safe to the back, and pried the door. Sheriff Carl Black and a fingerprint team investigated but found no clues and gloves left no prints.

Oscar Falke Thorndale Carl Black Austin

McCowns Share Weekend Visit in Ennis Ties to Cameron Roots

Mr. and Mrs. Bob McCown and their children Bobbie Jean and Lee of Ennis spent the weekend visiting Mrs. Meta McCown, the couple’s mother, and staying with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Marek. The family, formerly from Cameron, now resides in Ennis.

Bob McCown Bobbie Jean Lee Ennis

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Red Cross Kee du Pont Beogte Colere A. E. Matula Cameron, Texas Army Lumber Kou Pond Turkey Mila Bassel Wilson Salty Cemetery Lions Studebaker Michalka Motors S. Travis the Daily Thorndale Grocery Burial Insurance Marek - Burns Burial Association Belton C. W. Hudson U. S Humble Oil & Refining CO
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