Florida Conner Sentenced Five Years for Robbery
Florida Conner, a Black woman, pleaded guilty to robbery in District court and received five years in the penitentiary with 61 days credit. Co-defendant Frank Percy Lewis, also Black, is implicated but not yet tried. The pair allegedly stole $14.70 from L Stephens of Rockdale in December.
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Florida Conner
Frank Percy Lewis
Lewis
Conner
L. Stephens
Rockdale
Haraway Family Enjoys Lake Brownwood Fishing Trip
Mr and Mrs H G Haraway and children Ralph and Linda of Cameron and Richard Haraway of St Louis finished a week at Lake Brownwood. They reported nice weather and very good fishing with numerous catfish and bass in their catch.
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H. G. Haraway
Ralph and
Linda
Cameron
Richard Haraway
St. Louis
Lake Brownwood
Haraways
Mr. Haraway
Friends of John Hairston Wish Him Speedy Recovery
The Friends of John Hairston announce he is ill and hospitalized at Newton Memorial Hospital. They extend wishes for a quick and full recovery.
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John Hairston
Newton Memorial Hospital
Reds Cut Off By Airborne Forces
American paratroopers from the 187th Regimental Combat Team dropped near the 38th Parallel north of Seoul to trap the retreating Korean Communists. Allied ground forces advanced from Seoul with three divisions driving on a 15 mile front as C 119 aircraft delivered men and heavy weapons in clear weather.
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Tokyo
38Th Parallel
Seoul
187Th
Matthew B. Ridgeway
Korea
The Seth Corleys Welcome Second Daughter Jenny Lee
Mr and Mrs Seth Corley of Buckholts announce the birth of a daughter on March 12 1951 at St Edwards Hospital weighing seven pounds seven and a half ounces named Jenny Lee This is their second daughter Their older sister Jamie is two and a half The mother is the former Maxine Akers Grandparents are H M Akers of Cameron and Seth Corley Sr of Buckholts.
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Seth Corley
Buckholts
St. Edwards Hospital
Corley
Jenny Lee
Jamie
Maxine Akers
H. M. Akers
Cameron
Seth Corley, Sr
Joseph Olis Dies Here Thursday
Joseph Olis, 87, died Thursday March 22 at the home of his daughter Mrs. Annie Zalesky in Cameron. He was born in 1864 in Czechoslovakia and came to America in 1903 settling in Bell County. He lived with his son near Buckholts the last six years. Surviving: two sons Henry and Randolph. four daughters Mary Dolezal Annie Zalesky Rosa Wybrial and Betty Sefcik. 25 grandchildren. Funeral March 24 at Pace Funeral Home with Rev. F J Kostohryz. interment Seaton Cemetery. Local arrangements by Mark Burns Funeral Home.
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Joseph Olis
Annie Zalesky
Cameron
Olis
Czecholovakia
America
Bell County
Henry Olis
Buckholts
Pace Funeral Home
F. J. Kostohryz
Cheez- Morman
Temple
Seaton
Mark Burns
Randolph Olis
Austin
Mary Dolezal
Bruceville
Rosa Wybrial
Betty Sefcik
Revival Noted as Corkern Heads to Vincient Alabama
Rev P A Corkern pastor of the First Baptist Church departs Sunday after services to Vincient Alabama to lead a parallel nationwide Baptist revival effort. Mrs Corkern and daughter Rebecca travel to Jackson Mississippi then Hammond Louisiana to visit kin. Mr and Mrs Leonard Heaton and children visit Cameron and Burlington andMrs Heaton is Edna Rummel formerly.
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P. A. Corkern
First Baptist Church
Vincient
Alabama
Baptists
Leonard Heaton
Leonard Jr
Edna Ethel
Philadelphia
Cameron
Burlington
Heaton
Edna Rummel
John Rummel
Rural telephone committee plans cooperation push in Bell County
The Farm Bureau rural telephone committee chaired by Walter White met to map ways to organize a co op system. They plan to contact C C Countess of Belton and J R Dowdy of Salado for guidance, while noting the Texas Farmers Telephone Company leaders active in the rural project. They reference the Rural Telephone Cooperative Act and REA tips to foster area coverage and possible joint use of facilities with rural electric co ops. The committee includes White, Stidham, McClar en, McCall, Tumlinson, Boyd and Thweatt as they eye trips to Lubbock and Plainview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Walter White
C. C. Countess
Belton
J. R. Dowdy
Salado
Countess
Texas Farmers Telephone Company
Mr. Dowdy
Bell County
George W. Haggard
United States Department of Agriculture
S. W. McClaren
Texas Farm Bureau
District 8
Texas
REA
Mr. White
Tom Stidham
Hubert McClaren
Cleve McCall
O. G. Tumlinson
L. C. Boyd
Gilford Thweatt
Lubbock and Plain
Adman’s Child Recites Prayer for Bread Day
A playful note notes the adman’s child begins a prayer with Give us this day our daily Honeycrust Even-Baked Whole Wheat Bread. The line blends humor and nostalgia as the child asks for favored loaves in a lighthearted moment.
Rural telephone service study planned in state area
A group of men in Cameron and surrounding regions will study the rural telephone setup. They will report progress soon as they tour the area and assess efforts to bring telephone service to rural residents in the near future.
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Midtex Liquid Fertilizer CO
Peach St
Waco, Texas
Seth Corleys
Studebakers
Commander
Studebaker
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E. A. Camp
E. B. Camp
The
Cameron Herald
Schiller Pharmacy
N. Houston
Dependable
Cameron Brug
American Sound Products, Inc
Chicago
Rexall
NEW Cameron Drug Store
Cameron, Texas
Cleartone