WUKKMAN SEEKING $75 950 IN DIFFICULT SUIT
The jury in Dade Bankston vs Sinclair Oil and Freddie Palmer was excused after evidence. The case concerns injuries from a fire at Rockdale Bottling Works on April 5 1995 caused by a gasoline explosion. Bankston seeks 25950 for medical and related damages. TEIA intervened to recover paid workers compensation.
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Dade Bankston
Sinclair Oil Company
Bankston
Freddie Palmer
Texas Employers’ Insurance Association
Rockdale
Messrs
John Watson
Cameron, Witt, Terrell & Witt
Waco
Trustee Appointment At Hoyte School District
Prank Hanel of Hoyte named trustee as the County Board of Education met on Monday to fill the vacancy in the district's governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Hanel of Hoyte
County Board of Education
Copley Leaves Cameron Rotary After Year of Service
Dr. Clifford Swift lauds Mr. Copley for outstanding work on the Cameron Rotary Club committee on programs and entertaining, praising his contribute to community life. Copley thanks Rotary for its influence in Cameron and Texas, expressing regret at his departure and the loss to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Swift
Copley
Rotary
Cameroon
Texas
Cameron
City Auditorium
Houston
Padczewski
Annette Tins
Eminent Planiai
Wa Ryan
Homer Peel Injured by Ball Hit Head in Texas League
Homer Peel, manager of the Shreveport team in the Texas League, was seriously injured Tuesday night when struck in the head by a ball. A Milam County native, Peel has played professional baseball since 1928 and first gained notice 17 years ago as a second baseman for the Cameron Comets in the News-Tribune cup race, then a high school standout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Peel
Shreveport
Peel
Milam County
Cameron Comets
News-Tribune
Cameron Visitors Bring News From Yarrellton
Mr and Mrs Arnold Jungmann of Yarrellton visited Cameron on Wednesday afternoon and shared local updates during their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Jungmann
Yarrellton
Cameron
Pioneer McLerran Dies After Field Work Beating
The obituary notes the death of pioneer McLerran from a head blow after working in his field near his Cameron home. Born January 12, 1858 in Moss Clay county Tennessee, he married Mary Crawford in 1876 and had a daughter Viletty MecLerran. Survived by his widow and nine children in Cameron, Temple, Dallas, Austin, and Warn. Funeral was held at the family residence with Rev. Maurice Grove, Oak Hill cemetery interment, and pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viletty Thompson
A. S. Epperecon
Mr. McLerran
Moss Clay County
Tennessee
Michael McLerran
Mary Crawford
Viletty MecLerran
Cameron
McLerran
Crawford
Mc McLerran
Maurice Grove
First Christian Church
Pioner
Oak Hill Cemetery
Green Funeral Home
J. S. Rage
Henry Hefley
Rush Thomas
Sealy Lampkin
Matt Bailey
Fritz Fahrendorf
R. D
Local Health Update and Visitors Reported
Mrs G A Pleatl suffered an attack of illness Wednesday night but is much improved. Mrs Gilford Thweatt and her son were Cameron visitors Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Pleatl
Gilford Thweatt
Cameron
One Man Charged After Car Crash and Mexican Victims
Bill Sammons of Rogers is held in Milam county jail on charges of driving while intoxicated after a collision with a car carrying two Mexicans Simon Zaga and Ernesto Campos en route to the World's Fair in New York. Deputy Sheriff Clarence McCall reported Wyne Cox admitted drinking. no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Sammons
Rogers
Milam County
Sammons
Clarence McCall
Simon Zaga
Ernesto Campos
Mexico City
New York City
Dan
Wyne Cox
Wen EL Food Beans Sale Notice
The fragment shows a sale notice for food beans priced at ten cents per unit, with mentions of state and station references and a brief list of conditions unreadable in the excerpt.
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Wukkman
Homer
Whitman
Orable
Dusek Pharmacy
Nelson Eddy
Virginia Bruce
Victor McLaglen
Lionel Barrymore
Edward Arnold
Arizonia
Brod’s Radio & Electrical
Cameron, Texas
Whatley
Faro
K. B
Galle
Maxwell House
Trappey
Wen
Fryers
Kuner
K.G. Somes
Calne
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