Notice for plumbing work contact at shop
For timing and plumbing work, phone me at my shop. PrP. L. Marburger, phone 569.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1928
Page
6
For timing and plumbing work, phone me at my shop. PrP. L. Marburger, phone 569.
A Cameron Texas note states surplus chicks will be offered on shares to responsible parties. The writer, Raymond E Sharpe, cites records proving you cannot buy QUALITY for the same money as stock on hand. $250 is mentioned as a reference amount.
L J Akers 68 of Lubbock and father of H M and C E B Akers of Cameron died at his home Sunday at 3 45 pm after a period of declining health. A Texas native who moved to Oklahoma as a youth he helped frame that state's public education during its constitutional convention.
Funeral services for pioneer statesman and cattleman C E Akers were held Sunday in Lubbock with Masonic lodge oversight. Survived by widow Mrs L J Akers two sons in Cameron one daughter and five other sons, including Coca Cola Bottling Co operators in Cameron who served in World War I.
Mrs. Rebecca McClendon aged 67 long known in Ben Arnold as wife of J P McClendon and mother of Mrs Edwin York of Cameron died in Dallas March 28 1928. Her body was brought home to Ben Arnold for funeral March 29 with Rev. Smith of Rockdale officiating. She leaves a daughter Mrs Edwin York of Cameron and a son who died in youth.
Years of civic and church work in Ben Arnold noted for Mrs. McClendon wife of the longtime Sunday School superintendent. A large procession and many friends gathered at the York home to pay respects as arrangements were handled by Green Brothers.
A Red Cross service pin went missing between the Moore residence and Edwin York's home. Notify Herald or Miss Mollie Moore with any information.
Mrs A J Triggs presided over the Wednesday Bridge Club gathering at her residence last Wednesday. Floral decor included wisteria and pink roses. No prizes were awarded. After play, angel food squares and green ice were served to guests Mesdames Kestenbaum Clinton Newton and Avriett.
Last night the Cameron Commercial Club heard a Good Roads report noting $500 raised by local business men to improve a road from Duncan to Cameron. Duncan residents also assist with the road. T. C. Smith of Texas Hotel Supply Co. outlined plans to build a 75 room Cameron hotel pending business support. President F. J. Beckerman stressed promotion and cooperative effort.
The men who have worked actively to promote various improvements are to be honored as officers of the club are to be elected Monday night, April 2.
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