Local Visitors Report From Cameron and Buckholts
Pat Patterson of Bryan visited Cameron on Monday. Used F20 Farmall and equipment advertised for sale at low cost by Burkes-Howard Tractor Company in Cameron Texas. Mrs. Mary Green was in Buckholts on Tuesday for business with the relief office. S. W. McClaren of Thorndale S. R. Baldridge of Bethlehem and Walter Calaway of Rockdale were Cameron visitors on Thursday. Radio repairs offered for all makes and models Call 104 or 580 See us for Philco radios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick-Deering
Burkes-Howard Tractor Company
Cameron
Pat Patterson
Bryan
Burkes- Howard Tractor Company
Texas
Mary Green
Buckholts
S. W. McClaren
Thorndale
S. R. Baldridge
Bethlehem
Walter Calaway
Rockdale
Philco
Burkes-Howard Tractor Co
Forty-Two Leisure Club Hosts Card Party
The Forty-Two Leisure Club met at Mrs. W. M. Sell’s home with visitor Mrs. Henry McLane. High score went to Mrs. Arnold Juergens, second to Mrs. Steve Marak Jr. Prizes: 84 to Mrs. P. L. Bergam and lucky prize to Mrs. Herman Boedeker Jr. Report by Mrs. John Matyastik. Also notes Rev M. M. Grove’s move to Brownsville and trip to the International Disciples of Christ convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Sell
Henry McLane
Arnold Juergens
Steve Marak, Jr
P. L. Bergam
Herman Boedeker, Jr
John Matyastik
Rosebud
Rt. 3
M. M. Grove
Cameron
Rio Grande Valley
First Christian Church
Brownsville
San Antonio
St. Louis
Disciples of Christ
Kansas City
Fort Worth
Texas
Symphony Club Program Highlights May Music Week Events
The Cameron Symphony Club met at Mrs. A W McCullin s home with Mrs J W Kemp as guest. An evening featured German composers by Mrs Bill Morrison. Music week runs May 1 to 10 with multiple programs including piano student recital May 7 at 4 30 pm, Choral Club and Band May 9, and vesper services May 11 at First Methodist. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Symphony Club
A. W. McCullin
J. W. Kemp
Bill Morrison
W. G. Harsha
Mildred Thornton
Alex Triggs
First Methodist Church
Obituary of Stadler Peel from Port Sullivan to Maysfield
Stadler Peel born October 10 1882 in Port Sullivan Texas lived in Milam county Port Sullivan Gause and Maysfield later at Hearne in Robertson county. He married Ruby Ireland at Gause on Sept 17 1914 and had daughter Wanda Nell who died at 18. He joined Methodist then Presbyterian churches and lived a life of faith despite illness. survived by five brothers and three sisters and many relatives. Funeral held at Maysfield Presbyterian church April 27 with numerous relatives and pallbearers. followed by a poem and note of his faithful life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stadler Peel
Port Sullivan
Texas
Mr. Peel
Milam County
Gause
Maysfield
Hearne
Robertson County
Ruby Ireland
Wanda Nell
Peel
Methodist Church
Salem
Elm Ridge
Presbyterian Church
Christ
Archie Peel
Ennis
Frank Peel
Dan Peel
Carroll Martin
Carl Peel
Houston
Everett Peel
Arnold Whatley
Scurry
R. B. Self
B. M. Lester
George Blane
M. J. Edmundson
Howard
Rhoda Lynn
Mary Jane
Kenneth Edmundson
Doe Bailey
J. O. Bailey
John Ireland
Austin
E. R. Broughton
E. R. Broughton, Jr
Smithville
M. B. Gough
Bryan
J. E. Stevens
Williard Henderson
Talmage
David Self
T. L. Peel
San Antonio
Brooks
Mt. Pleasant
Edwin Peel
Longview
Cameron
Murfee Tyson
Williard Cooper
Joe J. Bailey
Hugh Smith
Roy Yates
J. P. Wise
Nell Crawford Flobart
Jesus Christ
Turner promoted in Air Corps to First Sergeant at Phoenix unit
Virgil A. Turner 23, formerly of the 61st School Squadron at Kelly Field, promoted to First Sergeant of the 346th School Squadron Air Corps Phoenix Arizona now at Kelly Field. Turner born Oct 4 1917 in Cameron, attended Cameron schools, enlisted 1935, served at Fort D A Russell Marfa until 1939, rejoined 1940 at Kelly Field, quickly rising through ranks to First Sergeant by March 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil A. Turner
61St
AirCorps
Kelly Field
Air Corps
Phoenix
Arizona
Turner
Cameron
Grammer and High School
U. S. Army
Fort D. A. Russell
Marfa
U. S. Army Air Corps
846Th
Black-Draught Promises Gentle Relief for Lazy Intestines
An old advertisement touts BLACK-DRAUGHT as an aromatic vegetable laxative that eases constipation overnight. A quarter to a half-teaspoonful on the tongue with water is said to relieve headaches biliousness and irritability by toning lazy bowel muscles. The ad notes 25 to 40 doses for 25 cents and cites vast use as proof.
Admin NCO Turner Proves Efficient At Kelly Field
Sgt Turner stands out for administrative efficiency at Kelly Field during service period. He is well regarded by NCOs and enlisted men under his direction. On March 12 1941 he married Miss Beatrice Witten of Gonzales who was attending high school in Marfa at their initial meeting and later finished in Smiley before their Seguin wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Field
Sgt. Turner
Beatrice Witten
Gonzales
Marfa
Sgt Turner
Smiley
Seguin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Trent Nabours
Austin School of Business
Mrs
Homer Nabours
P. B. Oliver
Newroads, la
E. A. Oliver
Joe Mier, Jr
Cameron Compress Company
Allen Varner
Tom Whites
Temple Hospital
Parma Radio Service
J. W. Garner
Vivian Whites
Burbank Woodson
Temple
Maxie Akers
Baylor University
Waco
H. M. Akers
Dana Monroe
Norma Jean McElwrath
John Henry Wilson
J. S. Cabron
Burlington
T. F. Locklin of
Mary Alice Jackson
Fred Jackson
C. E. Vitek
Cameron Hospital
Lucile Stedman
H. H. Stedman
F. E. Walker
Milano
Forest Kemp
California
Agnes Chambers
Walter Lawrence
Eastern States Petroleum Company
Matula
Buckholts Road
D. F. Bounds
New Salem
Washrite Soap Company
Esslinger & Killen
Cameron, Texas
Burlington Hall
St. Michael's Altar Society
O. D. H. S. Music
Clyde Moody
Leisure Club
Nyna Mc Lane
B. Thomas of
Walter Wuenche
Symphony Club
Phileo
Stadler Peel
Bessie Mae Sweet
Huntsville
K. A
I. B. Camp
Cameron and Rockdale
Wallace
Attorneys AT Law
First National Bank
Firestone Batteries
Horstmann Bros
Hudson Brougham
Sedan
Wilys Sedan
Hudson
Chevrolet
DeSoto Sedan
Ford
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