Death of Miss Jessie Audrey May in Cameron
Miss Jessie Audrey May daughter of Dr and Mrs J E May of Cameron died Sunday after two weeks of illness at a hospital. Born May 12 1896 in Rogers she spent part of childhood in Yarrellton and moved to Cameron a year ago. She joined the Baptist church at fourteen and is survived by her parents two sisters Mrs C E Gaston and Winnie May and a nephew Dr W M Mowdy. Funeral services were conducted at the family home by Revs W G Harbin and B B Blaylock with interment at Oak Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Audrey May
J. E. May
Miss May
Rogers
Yarrellton
Cameron
Baptist Church
W. G. Harbin
B. B. Blaylock
Oak Hill Cemetery
C. E. Gaston
Winnie May
W. M. Mowdy
Herald
Death of Guy V. Slocomb at Cameron March 24
The Cameron community mourns Guy V. Slocomb who died Monday after a brief illness. Born October 1875 near Cameron, he married Erin Hannah in 1902 and was a farmer and cotton buyer. Survived by wife, mother, three brothers, two sisters, and adoptive son Vernon Hannah Slocomb. Funeral Tuesday at 2:50 p.m. at the Christian church. burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Out-of-town attendees included Hannah and Bauknight family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy V. Slocomb
Cameron
Slocomb
Curry
F. J. Slocomb
Erin Hannah
Houston
Vernon Hannah Slocomb
Don
Brewer
Jim Banknight
Galveston
R. E. Roberts
The
Christian Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
D. Hannah
John V. Hannah
Temple
J. Austin Strange
Waco
Jim Bauknight
Herald
Ford production clarified and expansion plans outlined
The Ford Motor Company announces that a new car may be designed only after two to three years, reaffirming continued Model T production at current high levels. The letter, signed by Edsel B. Ford and John Thomas Clower, notes efforts to reach a three thousand daily output and to expand abroad, especially in Europe and Russia, to meet demand and offset rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Ford
Russia
Ford Motor Company
Edsel B. Ford
Congressmen Hardy Address Milam County Court House
Congressman Rufus Hardy spoke to Milam county citizens at the Milam County Court House on the League of Nations. Judge Hardy is noted as a strong advocate urging adoption in a stirring afternoon address. Oil Mill advertises oat straw for sale at 17.50 per ton in the upcoming issue.
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Rufus Hardy
Milam County
Court House
League of Nations
Judge Hardy
America
Oil Mill
Card of Thanks for Guy V. Slocomb and Family
We thank all friends for the beautiful flowers and kindness shown during the illness and death of our husband and brother Guy V. Slocomb. From Mrs. Guy V. Slocomb Mrs. N. S. Slocomb and Families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy V. Slocomb
N. S. Slocomb
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R. L. Batte
Jeter Lumber Company
Camerom
Texas
Brekfus
Dappy
John Thomas Clower
Clower
Confederacy
Mr. Clower
Margaret J. Smith
Rachel
Jack Niere
Methodist Church
Dr. Hendrix
St. Paul's M. E. Church of Houston
Hollywood Cemetery
Jesus
William Addison Robinson
Minerva
Mr. Robinson
Our City
Fort Worth
South Carolina
Marlow
Presbyterian Church
Mary York
Hanover
Addison Jr
John Watson
Jeff Kemp
Bruce Cavitt
R. H. Johnson
A. N., Roy and
Melvin Weems
T. S. Henderson
Dan Gunn
Lizzie Whites
W. G. Gillis
John Henderson
Jeff T. Kemp
Autoes
Houston Street
BE. A. Flinn
Ben Phillips
City
T. V. Adams
Thomas Blinka
Buckholts
Vernon Dalhart
Vance Hardy
Cameron Symphony Club
New Cameron Drug Company
Congressman Hardy
Geo. Kovelias
Ruth Rose
Jodie
Henne & Meyer Co
Rockdale
Cameron, Thorndale, Buckholts
the Palace Drug Store
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