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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1963
Page
1
The piece argues modern teen restlessness and car culture strain authority at home and school. It notes high turnover at Cameron and suggests discipline stems from balanced guidance, training, and clear standards rather than strict repression.
Charles Ray Walker, 19, was arrested and charged with burglary of Wilkerson Drug Store on April 21. Chief Elvin Hoskins stated Walker admitted the theft after a 2:30 p.m. arrest at the store. Four shirts and other items valued at 85 to 100 dollars were recovered. entry was via a south side window.
Eight Cameron units join over 600 scouts at the Tejas District Skill-O-Rama to be held Saturday May 11 at 7 p m in the Cameron National Guard Armory. Pack 213 and Pack 8 led by Cubmasters, Troop 52 and Troop 191 with Scoutmasters, plus Posts 54 and 85 and Pack 313 participate. Proceeds fund unit programs and Camp Tahuaya development. event features booths, stage shows, live demonstrations, and ticket sales by scouts. Jane Matyastic named Yee High School valedictorian. Peggy Schiller salutatorian. graduation May 28 at Yoe Field.
Mrs Mary Hronek age 80 died April 23 at her Buckholts home born June 10 1882 in Europe and lived in Milam County since 1908 Funeral services were held April 26 at 2 pm at Buckholts Brethren Church Rev F J Kosthrozy of Temple officiated burial in Hope Lutheran Cemetery Buckholts Surviving are son John Hronek Buckholts brother John Zetek Europe sister Annie Makuskie Europe Pallbearers were Joe Krall John Meyer Joe Vajdak Will Leskar Frank Kohut A W Kohut A W Zajicek Marek Burns Funeral Home in charge of arrangements
Milam County's oldest newspaper expands effort across Cameron Milam communities and rural areas. Seventeen contestants vie for ten $25 prizes next Monday night with top prize of $1,000 four weeks from May 31. Bargain rates run through campaign. three subscription options offered to supporters.
The North Milam Red Cross drive totaled 2856 dollars and 92 cents in the final week with Cameron contributions near the 1350 dollar mark. Fund chair Forrest Sapp urged remaining business donors to send in funds to reach the 3100 dollar goal.
Cameron School Board accepts resignations of five staff including head football coach John Roberts and basketball coach Joe Davis. Roberts leaves to join Stillwater Oklahoma as assistant football head track coach. Davis heads to Mesquite High School as head basketball coach. Board forms District Equalization Board and enacts transfer student policy with $75 annual fee for non seniors.
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit Cameron Friday from 12 noon to 6 pm at the Presbyterian Church Basement. The drive aims to boost donations after a shortfall at the last visit and to prevent further reductions in community blood supply.
Melba Wells installed as president of the 12th district of the Texas Society of Medical Technologists on the eve of Medical Technology Week May 5 11 as Gov Connally proclaims. New officers include Tennie Bryson Lillian Johnston and Dave Pierson with plans to attend the 31st annual meeting in Austin. The article notes the role of medical technologists in hospital labs and calls for blood donors aged 18 to 60 with Red Cross Blood Bank supply needs in North Milam County set at 76 pints.
Seventeen active contestants are enrolled and working in the Cameron Herald Subscription Campaign. Listed volunteers include Lloyd Albertson Myrtle Corner H B Ellison Mrs R K Fontaine Buckholts Mrs Edwin Gandy Opal Humphreys Verna Lewis Frank Matula Graham McLerran Bill Rogers Perome Schoppe Schwarz Willie Schwarz Shuffield Jimmie Suggs. Who do you choose to win.
Congressman W. R. Poage acknowledged a 1962 campaign fund of 2800 dollars held in a Waco bank. He said 2500 came from William Louvin Sr. of Imperial Sugar and 300 from Indiana Central Soya executives. Poage, stating he did not take funds in 1969, noted the money was kept for a potential last minute race and that he would accept contributions if a Republican filed.
Mrs. Hampton Ross 69 died in a local hospital Tuesday. Born September 15, 1893 in Brantley Alabama she moved to Texas as a child. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday Marek Burns Funeral Home Rev C A West officiating burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Survivors include husband Hampton Ross Cameron one son Eldridge Rhea Lawton Okla three brothers Perry Jones Rockport Bill Jones Big Springs Frank Jones Corpus Christi one sister Mrs Eva Moller Houston one grandchild two great grandchildren.
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