Local Social Notes From Cameron Texas Area
Local column lists relatives and visitors with ties to Cameron Texas including Mrs Timmerman visiting Marlin with Rev N D Timmerman, Sam Burnette Jr from Corsicana staying with Aunt W D Bigbee, and A D Casey of Temple visiting Cameron. multiple families attend Texas bands meeting at Mexia and campers return home. Beloit, Fischer and Wilkerson families noted among reunions and hospital visit. extended travels include W H Tucker and Mrs Webb of Dallas visiting G C Walters. Francis Davis undergoing appendicitis treatment at Cameron Hospital.
Sunday Church Services and Activities Schedule
On Sunday May 7 Holy Communion and Sermon at 11 A M Sunday School at 9 45 A M Womans Auxiliary gathering at 3 50 P M Monday schedule noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Auxiliary
Early Sunday Scores from April 1933 Contests
Sunday games produced notable runs with Cameron Sluggers overpowering Val Verde 19 to 7 and Thorndale defeating Rockdale 14 to 2. Davilla beat Milano 19 to 5 while Gayhill edged Sharp 12 to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Sluggers
Val Verde
Thorndale
Rockdale
Gayhill
Sharp
Davilla
Milano
Val Verde Gayhill
Davilla Sharp
Cameron
Rupture Expert to Demonstrate Zoetic Shield at Deering Hotel
H. M. Shevnan, renowned Chicago rupture expert, will be at the Deering Hotel Temple on May 11 and 12 from 9 A M to 5 P M to demonstrate the Zoetic Shield. The method claims immediate results, strengthens weakened parts, and closes openings in about ten days without straps, medicines, or medical treatment. Add 6605 N Talman Ave, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Shevnan
Chicago
Deering Hotel
Temple
Shevan
N. Talman Ave
F. H. Seeley
Bright Woman Loses 20 Pounds with Kruschen Salts
Mrs. Lute Bright of Walker Minnesota reports shedding 20 pounds from June 28 1932 to January 10 1933 after using Kruschen Salts. She had gall stones with doctors recommending surgery but the cure came from the salt regimen and better health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lute Bright
Walker
Minn
Milam County Texas Seeks Bids for Road Machinery
The Milam County Commissioners Court invites competitive bids by 10 A M May 20 1933 at Cameron Court House for a crawler type tractor about 35 hp and a ten foot manually controlled road grader. Purchases may be financed with time warrants up to 3000 at 6 percent and maturing no later than 1934. County Judge Jeff T Kemp oversees.
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Commissioners’ Court
Milam County
Texas
Court House
Cameron
Jeff T. Kemp
Use This Laxative Made From Plants
Treproap's Black-Draught is a plant based laxative made from seeds and garden vegetables. It claims to stimulate the bowels naturally without synthetic drugs and promotes dependence-free relief for constipation. Available in 25¢ dry packs and 60¢ syrup for Breck-Draught.
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Thedford
Milam County Board Honors Morrison Upon Appointment
The Milam County Board of Education extends congratulations to Mr Morrison on his appointment to a position of trust. They praise his dedication to children’s education, express regret at his departure from the County Board after twenty two years of service, and convey best wishes for continued success. A resolution will be entered in minutes, copies sent to Mr Morrison, the press, and Milam County officials.
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State Board of Education
Texas
Morrison
Milam County
T. A. Fisher
Mrs Yoe Dead After Ill Health Leaves Quiet Legacy
Mrs Yoe, long affiliated with the Methodist church since 1893, endured years of poor health and months bedridden before passing away. She was beloved for a gentle spirit and helpful nature, leaving a husband G. Yoo and several children, including Lena You of Cameron, Winnie Yoo of Tyler, Mary Yoe of Perryton, and John Henry Yoe of Houston.
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Methodist Church
Church
G. Yoo
Lena You
Cameron
Winnie Yoo
Tyler
Mary Yoe
Perryton
Mrs. Little
Houston
John Henry Yoe
Local notes detail Blasienz family funeral attendance
The obituary lists Holland Harvey and relatives present at the end. Survivors include Lizzie Blasienz of Clarkson her mother, sisters Sallie Dora and Clara Robbins all of Clarkson, and brothers John of Clarkson Roger Alfred of Dallas and Preston of Arkansas. Friends from Cameron attended the funeral.
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Holland
Harvey
San Marcos
Lizzie Blasienz
Clarkson
Sallie
Dora Blasienz
Clara Robbins
John Blasienz
Roger
Alfred Blasienz
Dallas
Preston Blasienz
Arkansas
Cameron
Why Get Up Nights Blair’s Bladder Cleansing Claim
Promote a 25 cent box of BURETS made from buchu leaves and juniper oil. Claim to cleanse the bladder and relieve irritation to improve sleep within four days. Sold by New Cameron Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastor
New Cameron Drug Store
Provisions for Farm Lands and Marketing Arrangements
The excerpt discusses leasing land in exchange for reduced production and sharing according to that reduction. It notes marketing agreements among distributors to enable higher payments to farmers and mentions a compensatory tax on coveting products to offset processing price increases. It also states Secretary Wallace may proclaim a minimum price for farm products.
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Wallace
Domestic market expansion funds in federal financial plan
The plan lists a 2 billion dollar federal land bank bond issue guaranteed at 4 percent to refinance farm mortgages at 4 1/2 percent. It also authorizes 200 million from Reconstruction Corporation to enable debt refloating through compositions with creditors.
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Federal Land Bank
Women Leaders Attend Temple Business Meet
Miss Annie Stallworth and Mrs Lotta Bigbee attended the District Convention of the Business Professional Women's Club held at the Kyle Hotel in Temple. Stallworth led the Saturday banquet and presided over the business meeting with a special Sunday breakfast including tribute to the late Daisy Leake.
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Annie Stallworth
Lotta Bigbee
Temple
Business & Professional Women’s Cluir
Kyle Hotel
Miss Stallworth
Local Club Members Recall Leaders At Cameron Service
Sunday morning all members attended church at First Methodist with Rev. C. Raymond Gray presiding. Music was directed by Mrs. Chas Peyton. Luncheon followed at the Kyle. Club presidents spoke with Mrs. Bigbee reporting for the Cameron Club. Enthusiasm rose for the state convention in San Angelo on June 5 6 and 10.
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First Methodist Church
C. Raymond Gray
Chas, Peyton
Cameron
Kyle
Bigbee
Cameron Club
San Angelo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Timmerman
Marlin
Rev. N. d D. Timmerman
Sam Burnette, Jr
Corsicana
W. D. Bigbee
A. D. Casey
Postal Telegraph Company
W. T. Hefley
Billie
Fort Worth
the Bands of
Mexia
Chas. Sprott
Elizabeth Sprott
Blanche Hensley
Buddie Wilson
Joe Matula
Dorothy Matula
Tracy Hobson
Ruth Hobson
Charlie Pollard
S. E. Brogdon
Alex Trices
E. E. Fischer
Leo Wilkerson
Mr. Fischer
Mr. Wilkerson
State University
W. H. Tucker
G. W. Mennis
Tom Denson
Wichita Falls
Mrs
Carl Doss
Vernon Roberts
Will Ledbetter
Ray Burke
Cecil Plate
Francis Davis
J. D. Smalley
Cameron Hospital
T. A. Howell
Warren Herndon
Maysfield
C. W. Bradbury
H. Clay Watson
Waco
Bourjois
Paris
Dusek Pharmacy
Episcopal Church
Milam County League
Bright Woman
F. B. Durnie
Kathryn K. Robbins
Mrs. Yoe
Tom Mowdy Dry Cleaner
Will Ondrej
Parma
Santa Fe Town
E. A. Wallace
First National Bank
Cameron, Texas
Reconstruction Corporation
Treasury
Temple Business
McCormick
Deering Implements
Farmall
International Trucks
Gales Chocolates
Cara Nome
Hlose
New
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