Former Attorney James Bass Dies Suddenly in City
News of the death of James Bass who died suddenly in Bisbor Okishors City on Tuesday after returning from his office. He had heart trouble but appeared well that morning and collapsed. Bass was a well known lawyer and poet in Camerce for many years with his late mother and sister Miss Marie Bass. He marriage to Mae Rhode Dar toh at the home of her sister Mrs John B McLan. They moved from Beau veomt to live in Ardmors Oelsheme then to Owlaborma City for years.
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Okishors City
Renar
Cameron
Mr. Baws
Baxx
Niceeber
Mies Marie Bas
Mae Rhode Dartoh
John B. McLan
Beauveomt
Ardmors
Oelsheme
Trey
Owlaborma City
Milam County Cotton Total of 1933
Ray ONeill of Burlington, special agent for the Department of Commerce, reports Milam County’s 1933 cotton total at 15,196, a decline from 39,576 in 1932. This final statistic confirms no further reports are needed and commends ONeill for accurate work.
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Milam County
Ray O'Neill
Burlington
Department A Commerce
Barra of
Stetietics
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O'Neill
Friendship 4-H Club Meets On March 21
The Friendship 4 H Club met with Nelda Shelton on Wednesday March 21 with Miss Strange present. Members received a score card and learned to check gardens as county garden test scores showed two girls with 108 and 106 points.
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Friendship 4-H
Friendship 4H
Nelda Shelton
Miss Strange
Dora Fay Looney
Special Services Friday Evening At Methodist Church
Friday evening at 7 90 there will be eight special services at the Methodist Church replacing the Wednesday prayer time. The poster will speak on the last words of Jesus on the Cross and the general public is invited to attend.
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Methodist Church
Methodist Plan Special Easter Dedication and Service
The Methodist church will hold a special Easter Mass by the choir with baptism for children and a reception of young people into the church. An evening service will feature a sermon on the question Where is Jesus in the dinner. The event will include church membership rites.
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Methodist
Why Get Up Nights Bukets Laxative Claim
An old advertisement touts Why Get Up Nights as a remedy for bladder irritation and related symptoms. It promises relief from burning, frequent desire, leg pains and backache with Bukets, a bladder laxative, and vows better sleep within four days. If not pleased a money back guarantee is offered by New Cameron Drug Company.
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New Cameron Drug Company
Texas County Child Welfare Board Appointments Made
Milam county commissioners on March 22 appointed the first member of the county Child Welfare Board under the 133 legislation creating the Texas division. The appointees include L. E. Strickiant Rockdale Mrs M N Kiar ani and Mee J P Love Cameron. The board aims to improve child life through preventive work.
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Mrs Sallie Link Buried Wednesday in Cameron
Mrs Sallie Link died and was buried in Cameron after a service at the First Presbyterian church. Rev C C Acrey led the funeral with interment at Oak Hill Cemetery. pallbearers and floral offerings noted. Born in Abbeville County South Carolina she moved to Texas with her children after her husband’s death. Survived by daughter Mrs Lissie Pressley of Lubbock and son Dave Link of Silver City. aunt of Robert McLane of Cameron.
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Cameron
Dave Link
Liver City
C. C. Acrey
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Elock
Oak Hill Cemetery
Walter Link
Link
Abbervill County
Carolina
Texas
Presbyterian Church
Lissie Pressley
Labbock
Ome Som
Silver City
Robert McLane
Roger Deilbonta
H. H. Chamberlain
John Hause
Roy Hightower
E. P. Werner
Tom Hightower
Corinth H Clot Meeting At Mrs Walschak Home
The Corinth H Clot gathered at Mrs Beatrice Walschak’s home where attendees planted a new sed, learned to make chocolate milk, and discussed tomato-raising in Texas. They prepared skillet cake and mayonnaise dressing, sang songs, played games, and enjoyed milk chocolate pie. Josie Glasser, Reporter.
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Josie Glasser
Dallas Visitors and Local Names Recap
Buckholts residents and families, including Cecil Criswell, E. B. Hyer, and visiting Harris and Meyer kin, are listed with additional mentions of Kolbe, Sievacek, Petruy, Kuzel, Walschak, and Nolte. Social guests span Kerens Cameron Rogers Seaton and Cameron, with health notes on Genevieve Walschak and Tom Kuzel.
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E. B. Hyer
Dallas
Mies Gildys E. Harris
Kerens
Emi
H. N. Harris
Ed Kolbe
Relstives
J. R Sievacek
Card of Thanks for Joseph Michalka
We express deep appreciation to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our father Joseph Michalka. We will treasure your kindness and sympathy and thank those who sent flowers or helped in any way.
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Joseph Michalka
Funeral for Miss Marguerite Gersbach Held at Bucks Buckhous
Funeral services for Miss Marguerite Gersbach 34 were held Friday afternoon March 28 at the Gersbach residence. Rev Elliott of the Buckhous Baptist church officiated, with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery Cameron. A Bartlett native, she lived near Buckholts and attended local schools. She is survived by several sisters and brothers. both parents are deceased.
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Marguerite Gersbach
Gersbach
Elliott
The
Baptist Church
Buckhous
Oak Hill Cemetery
Cameron
Bartlett
Buckholts
Black Deac ons Health Relief Promoted for Constipation Headache
A testimonial promotes Thedford's Black-Draught laxative as a remedy for headaches believed to stem from constipation. The speaker notes suffering about a day and credits the product with relief and recommends it to others. The ad claims thousands of men and women prefer the laxative.
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Thedford
Mrs F Matuska Dies Suddenly at 76 in Cameron
Mrs Filomena Matuska 76 dies at daughter’s Cameron home Monday afternoon March 2 after long Catholic faith life. Funeral held at St Monica’s Cameron with Rev Apel. interment in Catholic cemetery. Survived by four children, eight grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Pallbearers listed. surviving relatives named.
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Cameron
Filomena Matucka
Bill Marek
St. Monica's Catholic Church
Father Apel
Mateuska
Cachoslovakia
America
St. Monica's Church
Bul Marek
Steve Macal
Frank Faleeman
Ennis
Lacis Matuska
Halleteville
E. 0. Schiller
Leo Stecker
August Garecky
Fred Matcla
B. P. Matocha
Frank Lesovsky
Knee Action Saves Life In Illinois
H. B. Moore of Indianapolis credits Chevrolet knee action with saving his life after a 1924 Chevrolet coupe traveling 70 mph on State Road No. 4 near Brownstown Indiana swerved to avoid a truck. Moore's ditch exit, tire blowout, and a flawless return to the highway were aided by knee action according to his letter.
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H. B. Moore
Indianapolis
Chevrolet Motor Company
Moore
H. B. Moore Company
Indiana
Brownstown
Knee action saves driver in unexpected talk
An accident survivor recounts a stranger’s warning that saved his life. He explained that knee action allowed him to maintain control of the car, saying I had entire control of my car, otherwise I would not be alive today. The encounter underscores quick reflexes and vehicle safety awareness.
Easter Cantata At Presbyterian Church
An Easter Cantata titled Aliebaia will be presented Sunday at 11 a m at the Presbyterian church. Mrs Henry Sapp directs the music and Robert Smith plays the pipe organ. The public is cordially invited to attend.
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Presbyterian Church
Henry Sapp
Musica
Roert Smith
Mayrfield Man Reports Heavy Rain Damage in Cameron Visit
E. D. Kelso, longtime Herald reader from Mayrfield, visited Cameron Tuesday and reported heavy rainfall on Walker’s Creek and Elm Creek causing considerable damage to bottom farm lands locally.
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Mayrfield
The
Herald
Cameron
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Elm Creek
Curry Club Meeting on Home Emergency Life Saving
The Home Demonstration Club met on Thursday March 22 at Mrs John Ermis home to study accident response. Mrs Martin Kilian spoke on life saving and Mrs Jesse Coward on fires and burns. The next meeting with Mrs Sam Brewer was set for April.
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John Ermis
Martin Kilian
Jesse Coward
Sam Brewer
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