First National Bank Cameron Texas Wealth Report
First National Bank of Cameron Texas reports total assets of 5 612 334 22 as of March 18 1963. The statement lists cash and balances 699 607 12 including reserves and cash items in process of collection United States government obligations 438 800 00 obligations of states and political subdivisions 787 181 85 other bonds and securities 81 216 978 05 corporate stocks 17 787 50 loans and discounts 2 423 605 79 bank premises 22 101 38 furniture and fixtures 8 730 85 real estate other than bank premises 1 00 and other assets 57 540 78 total assets 5 612 334 22.
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United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Bank Deposits and Liabilities Summary
The document lists demand deposits from individuals partnerships and corporations totaling 2,466,606.96. Time and savings deposits amount to 2,710,225.03. Total liabilities equal 5,176,831.99 and include government postal savings and various certified checks.
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United States
Clarkson Hauks Visit In New Braunfels Over Weekend
Mrs J A Blasiens hosts weekend visitors in New Braunfels with Clarkson Hauks family and Johnny Joe Hauk households among many listed guests. Multiple families from Corpus Christi Dallas Temple Bryan and others are noted as visiting or hosting over the weekend.
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New Braunfels
Joe Hauk
Paul
Johnny Joe Hauk
Billy Joe
Jill
New Braufels
Bill Harrison
Guy Forque
Corpus Christi
Marvin Harrison
Lott
Frank Weems
Dallas
Jimmy Harrison
Rosebud
Oran Casey
Cedar Springs
Charles Burnett
Bryan
Hubert Skala
Kelvin
W. W. Hauk
Marilyn
Larry
Polly
Jimmy Hauk
Buckholts
Inez Dodd
Kathy Richardson
Ft. Worth
W. D. Dodd
Jerry and
Terry Mayer
Weiner
Steven Warschak
Bank Report of Condition Financial Statement
E. J. Manning cashier states the report of condition is true to the best of knowledge and belief. Capital stock total par 100000. surplus 300000. undivided profits 35302.33. total capital 435502.33. Liabilities and capital total 5612334.32. Assets pledged 266000.00. Attest: directors Lester Williams Richard Williams A. K. Gurecky.
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E. J. Manning
Maysfield Social Round Includes Many Visiting Friends
List of visitors to Maysfield over the weekend includes Mr. and Mrs. Pleas Crukmore of San Marcos Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Medart and Mrs. Jessie Walker of Lampasas and other locals. Also notes guests from Dallas Freeport Houston and Temple with several arrivals and family updates. Dusk shooting tip suggests touching up the front sight with white enamel for better accuracy after dark.
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Pleas Crukmore
San Marcos
Melvin Medart
Jessie Walker
Lampasas
Maysfield
Waitis
Bob Newton
Roy Newton
Alfred Massengale
Freeport
Donald Thweatt
Hemphill
Gifford Thweatt
A. L. Massengale
Lufkin
Spud Thweatt
Austin
Vina White
Ralph White
Dallas
Doris Gleason
Randy
Tommy Gleason
Houston
Sue Ida Smith
Kingsville
Douglas Harvey
Corpus Christi
Stuart Hartsfield
Hazel Peel
Temple
Elbert Broughton
Smithville
Daniels
Elbert Hollingsworth
New Executive Director Hired For State Demo Exec Committee
Austin reports the State Democratic Executive Committee named J Pat O Keefe Amarillo educator and college supervisor as executive director. Governor Connally unveiled a seven point plan for a Democratic Revival emphasizing public information good government open houses youth service interns and strengthened precinct organization. O Keefe will assume duties in mid April.
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Austin
Democratic Executive Committee
John Connally
J. Pat O'Keefe
Amarillo
University of Texas
O'Keefe
Amarillo College
Comnally
SDEC
Homecoming Set At Rogers April 27
Rogers plans its biennial homecoming sponsored by the Rogers Exes Association to be held Saturday April 27 at the high school. James Wentreek president and Mrs Hulon Farrel secretary urge exes and families with changes of address to assist. events typically include a downtown parade a gym registration gathering a barbecue dinner and officer elections.
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Rogers
Rogers Exes Association of
James Wentreek
Exes
Hulon Farrel
Spring Carnival Declared Huge Success at St Anthony’s
St Anthony’s Parent-Teachers Club leaders Mrs George Holmas and Mrs Mildred Hane hailed the annual carnival a huge success. Prizes went to Herman Hoelcher for 100 pounds of beef or $50 cash, Mrs Henry Dreyer for a transistor radio, Mrs B Grimes for a goose down pillow, and Miss Anita De La Rosa for a Tammy doll. About 500 people attended and all food was sold to raise funds for school necessities.
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St Anthony's
Teachers Club
George Holmas
Mildred Hane
Herman Hoelcher
Henry Dreyer
B. Grimes
Anita de la Rosa
Tammy
Carnival and Food Committee
Vocations and Library Talk At St Anthony Meeting
At the St Anthony Parent Teachers Club March gathering Father Ray Widacki spoke on vocations and urged children to develop initiative by example. Perrin outlined a bond issue to support a 2500 dollar city fund for Cameron Public Library. A revised constitution was adopted and Henry Litzman named to head the nominations committee amidst about 40 attendees.
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Ray Widacki
Temple
EA. Perrin
Cameron
Cameron Public Library
St. Anthony Parent Teachers Club
Father Widacki
Perrin
George Hollas
Henry Litzman
Thomas Sheguil
Paul Sheguil
Joe Simecek
Aluminum Output Higher In Fehk. 1963 Than 1962
The Aluminum Association reports U.S. primary aluminum output rose over February 1962 by more than three percent despite a dip from January. For the first two months of 1963 output rose 5.8 percent to 347,136 tons, with seven major producers including Aluminum Company of America, Anaconda, and Reynolds Metals. Olin and Revere operate Ormel Corporation jointly.
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United States
The
Aluminum Association
Alummininum Company of America
Anaconda Aluminum Company
Harvey Aluminum ‘Incorporated
Kamer Auminum & Chemical Corp
Olin Mataieson Chemical Corp
Revere
Last Rites Held For Jim Spaulding At Liberty Church
Last rites for Jim Spaulding were held Tuesday at 1 am from the Liberty church. Rev A F Fussell officiated and burial followed at Liberty Cemetery in Milam County. he was survived by several nieces and nephews.
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Jim Spaulding
Church At
Liberty
A. F Fussell
Liberty Cemetery
Milam County
Hartsfield Rites Held Here Monday
Funeral services for Stewart K Hartsfield 82 were held Monday at 2:30 p.m. in Green Funeral Home chapel. Burial followed in North Elm Cemetery. He was born May 15, 1880, lifelong Milam County resident with ties to Port Sullivan Yarrelston and Maysfield communities. Surviving are a brother H H Hartsfield of Maysfield and many nieces and nephews.
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Stewart K Hartsfield
Chapel of Green
North Elm Cemetery
Hartsfield
St. Edward Hospital
A F Russell
Wd Hartsfield
Sara Frances Ogietree Hartsfield
Milam County
Port Sullivan
Yarrelston
Maysfield
Scholarship Follies Set For April 5 At Rogers School
Rogers High School hosts the Scholarship Follies on April 5 in the gym. A PTA Homemaking Department event to raise funds for scholarships to college, the show features a dress revue, a style show, and bygone era costumes. Proceeds support six past scholarship recipients and goals include local students Regina Schiller James Martinee Johnny Kopecky Char lene Tharp Mary Hardin Baylor College Mary Sweeny Barney Knight.
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Rogers Parent Teacher Association
Woodrow Chervenka
Floyd Frits
PTA
A. Kretachmar
Wayne Cobb
Myrtle Wood
Regina Schiller
James Martinee
Temple Junior College
Johnny Kopecky
University of Texas
Charlene Tharp
Mary Hardin Baryior College
Mary Sweeny
Barney Knight
Tic
Milam Chapter seeks $8 to reach $10 TWU scholarship goal
The Milam County Chapter of the Texas Woman's University Alumnae Association plans to present a Milam County senior girl scholarship in May but remains $8 short of the $10 goal. All chapter and inactive members and friends are invited to contribute promptly, with donations sent to Mrs. Andrew Esslinger, treasurer, in Cameron.
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Milam County
Texas Woman's University Alumnae Association
Andrew Esslinger
Cameron
Junior Play Cast and Crew Honored at Dinner and Dance
The Junior Play Cast stage crew and director Mr Beatrice Winer were honored Thursday at a supper hosted by Mrs Wied and aides. The event featured decorated tables and rose plate favors. A Rocket in His Pocket was performed by the group, followed by a dance at the Thorne and Monroe homes with light refreshments.
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Beatrice Winer
Erwin Wied
Wied
Jerry Schiller
Billalace
Dane Monroe
Hillard Thorne
Boston Navy Sailor Serves Aboard Guided Missile Cruiser
A machinist’s mate fire class of USN son of Mr RC Taylor of Cameron serving aboard the guided missile cruiser USS Boston. The Boston returned to its home port in Boston Massachusetts after seven months with Mediterranean duty. The ship, flagship of Crum Destroyer Flotilla Ten, is slated for yard work and an overhaul in Charleston Naval Shipyard.
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Uss
Boston
Taylor
USN
RC Taylor
Cameron
Mass
Mediterranean
Fagstop
Crum
Charleston
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