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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1934

Page

5

Rogers and Cameron social notes and visits posted

Rogers and Shaw families along with Willie and E. E. Kennedy and Underwood joined Rogers Boy Scouts for a Camer picnic with 27 youths and W. H. McCormick. Tennis pair Robert Sloan Ryan and Ernest Sharp with A. C. Strickland head to Bryan Friday. Easter holiday visitors from Dallas, Cameron meat show attendees, and various Cameron residents shopped in Waco, visited, or attended events.

L. H. Webb Rogers J. V. Shaw Willie Morgan E. E. Kennedy Hubert Underwood Boy Scouts Cameron W. H. McCormick Robert Sloan Ryan Ernest Sharp Rockdale A. C. Strickland Bryan

John Younts Buried at Reed's Lake Cemetery

Funeral services for John Younts 84 were held Saturday at Reed's Lake Cemetery. He died Friday at home near Cameron after a months long illness. Born in Lexington North Carolina in 1850 he married Mary Harman in 1877. Moving to Texas in 1881 he lived near Rogers in Bell County before relocating to Cameron in 1931. He is survived by his wife and eight children including Mrs J R Neal of Cameron.

Reed's Lake John Younts Cameron Rev. Robbins Granger Mr. Younts Lexington N. C Mary Harman Texas Bell County Rogers J. R. Neal

Presbytery Gathering At Taylor Draws 180 Attendees

Central Texas Presbytery held sessions in Taylor on Saturday and Sunday with a large youth turnout from the region. Attendees from Cameron included Katherine and Ruth Mode, Josephine, Ruby and Bertha Bailey, Gladine Criswell, Therresa Manning, Giles Arriett, John Watson, Billie Gaither, F. E. Jackson, Bobbie Lyon, Rev. and Mrs. O. C. Acrey, and Mrs. Graham Gillis. Over 180 registered. meetings occur every two years.

Central Texas Taylor Cameron Katherine Ruth Mode Josephine Ruby Bertha Bailey Gladine Criswell Therresa Manning Giles Arriett John Watson Billie Gaither F. E. Jackson Bobbie Lyon O. C., Acrey Graham Gillis

Simple Remedy Clears Headaches After One Adlerika Dose

Adlerika cures headaches caused by constipation after a single dose. It cleanses both upper and lower bowels, improves sleep, and reduces nervousness. Available at leading druggists. Mr. Johnson acquires agency and many friends express approval.

Women’s Missionary Society Circles Plan Monday Bible Study

Three W. M. S. circles meet Monday for Bible study at 3:00 at the church with Lillie Mae Hundley Eunice Taylor Glass and 3:30 at Mrs. John A. Smith and Mrs. H. R. Dobbins Sunbeams join at 3:00. A Wednesday 3:00 Conference will be led by Miss Gussie Rowlett. The Business women circle met Monday night at Miss Winnie Henderson’s home.

Lillie Mae Hundley Eunice Taylor Glass John A. Smith Lottie Moon H. R. Dobbins Sunbeams Gussie Rowlett Winnie Henderson W. M. S. Circle For Business Women

Miscellaneous Shower for Nettie Tate at Kinard Home

Mrs. Allie Kinard and daughters hosted a Tuesday evening shower for bride to be Nettie Lee Tate. Easter decor set the scene as gifts were opened and toasts shared. Vocal and song numbers accompanied the event, ending with angel food cake and pink and white ice cream.

Allie Kinard Mattie Gladys Kinard Nettie Lee Tate A. J. Walzer Helen Dierz Virginia Ledbetter Jeff T. Kemp

Black Hawk Ointment Offered By Schiller Pharmacy

Advertising copy for FB O. Schiller Pharmacy selling a jar of Black Hawk Ointment for fifty cents. Claims remedy for itching skin troubles including eczema ringworm and pimples.

FB O. Schiller Pharmacy

Thedford's Black Draught Tonic Laxative Claims

A vintage tonic laxative article promotes Thedford's Black Draught as effective for constipation and cleansing the digestive tract. It argues excessive waste disturbs large intestine muscles and that regular use establishes a normal evacuation habit.

Thedford

Woodmen Circle District Meeting Highlights Campaign and Initiation

A Woodmen Circle district meeting in Cameron opened with registration and guest introductions led by district manager Mrs. Willie Weaver assisted by state and national officers. Afternoon sessions covered instruction, initiations, and 25 year service pins. new members welcomed include Mrs. Nancy Lee Vaughn and Mrs. Fannie Bell Jackson, with funds raised for the Sherman orphan home.

Woodmen Willie Weaver Fort Worth Cameron Etta Davidson Houston Ellen D. Patterson Laura E. Krebs Austin Odd Fellows Hall Temple Lela Gallaway E. C. Stevens Lena Mae Hamrick Eunice McKenzie Josephine Lackner Zula Haden Annie Kosel Marlin R. C. Meyer R. Marek Kestenbaum Gladys M. Watson Nancy Lee Vaughn J. W. Bowman Fannie Belle Jackson Rebena Inman Davilla C. A. Hine A. A. Robison Burlington Geo Logtin Methodist Church A. S. Epperson Woodmen Circle Kathryn K. Robbins Milam County FE. G. Lowe Gladys Watson Nettie Lee Tate Ella V. Tate Mabel Olson Alphine Evard Fannie Bell Jackson Bernice McLerran Eva Mae Raney Marie Wells Darlie Henrichsen Annie Henrichsen Rockdale Grove

History Club Hears Rhodes Biography And Superstitions

Mrs. Tom Denson hosted Cameron History Club on Tuesday afternoon at her home. Miss Winnie Henderson spoke on John Cecil Rhodes while Mrs. John B. Henderson discussed human superstitions. A party plate with chicken croquets moulded fruit salad and tea followed.

Tom Denson History Club Winnie Henderson John Cecil Rhodes John B. Henderson

Michalka Veteran Farmer Buried in Cameron

Funeral services for Joseph Michalka Sr 86 died Friday night March 23 in Cameron were held at St Monica Catholic Church. Interment followed in the Catholic cemetery beside his wife of twelve years. Born May 10 1847 in Austria Silesia he came to America in 1885 with his wife and four children settling in Milam County. Survived by seven children 40 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren, with pallbearers among the grandchildren.

Joseph Michalka Cameron St. Monica's Catholic Church George Apel Michalka Austria- Selesia Anna Bernhauser Austria America Milam County Joseph Frank A August W. J R. A. Michalka Frank Moran Sy. Cameron Frank Hollis Edna Jackson County Grrand

Public Relation program highlights local women’s club event

The Business and Professional Women held a Friday evening program led by president Miss Ann Stallworth with Rose Rischar as chair. Performances included two piano numbers by Mrs. Thomas Haynie, two vocal solos by Miss Virginia Weems, and songs by guest Mrs. F W Denison of Bastrop.

Ann Stallworth Rose Rischar Thomas Haynie Virginia Weems F. W. Denison Bastrop Haynie Edward Kruse Girl Scouts of Cameron Jessie Lay Dinkins J. P. Love Parent Teachers Association Lottie Bigbee Jeff T. Kemp Owen Weems Earl Burke Legacy Bischar

Ed Kuhn Sr Buried in Catholic Cemetery

Funeral services for Ed Kuhn who died Saturday March 24 1934 at 10 50 at his home were held Monday at St Monica's Catholic church with burial in Catholic cemetery. He was born in Germany came to America at 19 and settled in Milam County forty years ago as a farmer. Survived by seven sons and two daughters including Adolph Joe Ed Jr Rudolph Henry Will and Mrs Fritz Vogelsang Jr and Mrs Owen Weems. Grandsons Eeon Ervin Monroe Vogel Woodrow Lee Kuhn served as pallbearers.

Ed Kuhn St. Monica’s Catholic Church George Apel Catholic Mr. Kuhn Germany America Chicago Texas Milam County Kuhn Adolph Joe Caneron Ed Jr Yorktown Rudolph San Antonio Henry Rosebud Will Clarkston Fritz Vogelsang, Jr Burlington Owen Weems Cameron Eeon Ervin Monroe Vogelsang Charles Woodrow Lee Kuhn

Milam County Meat Show Receives Wide Civic Support

The Home Demonstration Council of Milam County thanks Cameron and Rockdale business leaders and groups for prizes and funds at the local meat show held Saturday. The event awarded 76 prizes with donations totaling 15 dollars from Cameron and Rockdale Banks Commercial Club Texas Power and Light American Legion and Guy T Newton. Prizes funded a meat saw broning knife skinning knife butcher knife sausage mill fruit spray and pruning shears for the winners.

Milam County Bertha Kne Strange Cameron and Rockdale Commercial Club American Legion Cameron and Rockdale Texas Power & Light Company

Constable Named to Succeed Kennedy in Precinct 7

Carl Marburger was appointed Constable for Precinct 7 by the Commissioners Court last week, to succeed KR M Kennedy who resigned to run for Sheriff. The appointment fills the vacancy in the precinct.

Carl Marburger KR. M. Kennedy Commissioners Court

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