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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1950
Page
6
Notice seeks return of a fat black Poll-Angus cow about six years old, heavy with calf, missing for three months from Green Farm bottom near Marlow Bridge. Reward offered five dollars for recovery or information, fifty dollars for conviction if stolen. contact R. L. Batte, Cameron, Texas.
Sealed proposals to grade drain and build roadbed on 7.589 miles of US 77 from Milam County line to Falls County line will be received in Austin until 9:00 a.m. May 16 1950. Public works project under Texas House Bills 54 and 115. Wage rates by craft set by the State Highway Commission. Plans available from M L Malone Marlin and the Texas Highway Department in Austin. Usual rights reserved.
Bank in Buckholts Texas filed a condition statement listing assets of 676853.11 dollars including loans and government obligations and deposits totaling 603683.26 dollars. Sworn by cashier Georgia Polvar on April 28 1959 with directors name Kolba Walschak and Kolba. Obituaries note Mrs Sally Cook seriously ill and others ill or visiting Cameron and Austin residents in Cameron area.
Visitors to the Lewis Paget home include Paul Gennosa and family of Port Arthur Auge Keiswetter and Miss Louise Kramer from Houston Ellea Jean Colburn visited home folks Barbara Weems from Maysfield visited Doris Nell Lott W A Wilkerson attended E H Cain funeral Mr Cain died of a heart attack in Winters Filmore McCall ill J C Crosby and family from Washington DC visited at his mother R A Crosby’s in St Edward Hospital G W and Marion Blansett attended the 50th wedding anniversary of John and Mrs Armstrong in Rockdale Yarrellton Church members attended a workers conference at South Elm church plus other Milam County visits.
Solomon visited in Georgetown Saturday. Mr and Mrs Chas Russell and Loma visited in the J H Richerson home near Rosebud Sunday afternoon. Mrs Frank Griffin is recovering at home after a hospital stay in Newton Memorial Hospital. Charlie Barrett of Corpus Christi spent the weekend with local family, accompanied home by his wife who had been at her father Chas Griffin’s bedside. Rev R L South was a Sunday guest at the Bob Warner home and spent the night with the Jim Mann family. Florence Ruth Boecker, second in number sense at San Marcos, will go to Austin May 5 and 6 for the State Interscholastic League Meet.
The Aikman Family expresses sincere appreciation for friends who provided kindness, food, flowers and sympathy during illness, death and burial. Gratitude is extended to the doctor and nurses for their care and service. May God bless each of you.
Capt. John B. Watson of Dallas spent the weekend with his father Judge John Watson before reporting to Fort Sam Houston for two weeks reserve duty with the Army.
Mr and Mrs Adolph Winfield hosted a family dinner at their home on Sunday for Bennie Rays fifth birthday. Attending were Mrs Sophia Winfield and her son Sam Joly Kallas and Miss Jean Esslinger all from Austin.
Mrs H H Haase and her young son Bobby traveled from New Jersey to Cam to visit relatives and friends, stopping briefly to regroup during their trip. The visit marks a family reunion and includes time with local acquaintances.
Cameron friends wish Jos Matula a speedy recovery as he receives treatment at St. Edward Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Halbecher hosted Sunday visitors from Beeville including Mr. and Mrs. John Pieper and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lehmberg.
Parma residents report ANY MAKE RADIO units repaired by Parma Radio Service with contact number 104 for in shop or home repairs and maintenance.
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