Former Resident 5 Buried in Waco
Paul C. Negroponte died at his residence 906 15th Street Waco at 3 15 am Monday May 8 after nearly two years illness. He was active in the cotton business since arriving in Waco with his father in the late 1880s. Survived by his widow and a sister in Liverpool England. Funeral at 10 am Tuesday at St Pauls Episcopal Church with Rev Everett H Jones officiating. Interred in Oakwood Cemetery Waco. Lived in Cameron for years and was a leading cotton buyer in the district.
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Paul C. Negroponte
15Th Street
Waco
Negroponte
Liverpool
England
Everett H. Jones
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Class of 109 Receive Confirmation Sunday
Confirmation of 109 was the feature of a special service at St Monicas Sunday with Bishop C E Byrne of the Galveston Diocese in charge. Bishop Byrne ordained Timothy Valenta to the Priesthood. Father Valenta is a brother to Dr S Valenta, dentist of Cameron.
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St. Monica’s
C. E. Byrne
Galveston
Byrne
Monsignor Gleisner
Bryan
K. Kacer
Marak
J. Bauer
Westphalia
C. Preeger
Tours
C. O'Reilly
Temple
Corn Hill
Williamson County
Timothy Valenta
Father Valenta
S. Valenta
Cameron
Local visits and church event noted in Buckholts
Mrs Clara Childs traveled to Frankston for an indefinite stay. Mr and Mrs Fred Tomasek and baby visited relatives in Seaton Sunday and Monday. Mr and Mrs Joe Ezzell and Miss Eunice Ezzell were Houston visitors Monday and Tuesday. Mothers Day will be observed at the Methodist church Sunday. Mrs J R Slovacek, Mrs Rosa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tomasek
Baby
Seaton
Joe Ezzell
Eunice Ezzell
Houston
Methodist Church
J. R. Slovacek
Rosa
Cameron Visitors Lead In Glittering Bathing Suit Win
Winning bathing suits at Galveston Meyer and Miss Emma Meyer were Cameron visitors Monday. Little Miss Ivy Jean Dabney is ill at this time. News was received Monday by relatives here of the death of Mrs. Annie Rubac in Sparks Oklahoma. Old settlers will remember Mrs. Rubac as she and her husband Joe Rubac lived in the Bryant Station neighborhood until they moved to Oklahoma some 20 years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kamenicky were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dusek in Cameron. Miss Adeline Geistmann is at home with her parents after finishing her school year teaching at Cyclone. Otto Meyer of Cameron was a Sunday guest of his mother Rosa Meyer. Among those from Cameron at tending the funeral of little Patsy Ruth Tomasek were Mrs. Paul Matyastik, Miss Stasa Matyastik, Mrs. Joe Slamach, Mrs. Joe Petreuy, Mrs. Geo. Schiller, Misses Clara Schiller Sedonia Babovee and Clara Schiller. Mrs. Dan McKinley and little daughter Joyce returned to their home in Clovis New Mexico after a visit with her parents the Martins Zawadzke. Miss Bess Dabney of Rogers spent the weekend with Mrs. Ross Dabney. Miss Virgie Cryer of Crush is working in the post office now. We are glad to have Miss Virgie back she having been clerk here before. Mrs. Sam Mewhinney was a Temple visitor Friday. John Cummings has been ill for several days. Mesdames W G Bain and I D Kerr and Gail Bain were Temple visitors Monday.
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Annie Rubac
Sparks
Oklahoma
Otto Kamenicky
Joe Dusek
Cameron
Adeline Geistmann
E. H. Geistmann
Cyclone
Otto Meyer
Rosa Meyer
Patsy Ruth Tomasek
Paul Matyastik
Stasa Matyastik
Joe Slamach
Joe Petreuy
Geo. Schiller
Clara Schiller
Sedonia Babovee
Dan McKinley
Joyce
Clovis
N. M
Martin Zawadzke
Bess Dabney
Rogers
Ross Dabney
Virgie Cryer
Crush
Virgie
Sam Mewhinney
John Cummings
Mesdames
W. G. Bain
I. D Kerr
Gail Bain
Patsy Ruth Tomasek Birth Announcement
Patsy Ruth Tomasek four years six months and seven ceeer Jays, title daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Ruth Tomasek
Tittle
Mrs
Fred
Patsy Tomasek Dies After Ill Health Funeral Held
Patsy Tomasek died Friday morning May 5 after two years of illness. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Frank Horak at Bohemian Lutheran church with burial in Corinth cemetery. An unusually large crowd attended. Survived by parents, a brother, grandparents, and many relatives including out of town mourners from Seaton, Buckholts, Ocker, San Angelo, Walls, Killeen, and other Texas towns.
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Tomasek
Frank Horak
Bohemian Lutheran Church
Corinth
Patsy
Chas. Mot
Seaton
Chas. Tomasek
Buckholts
Charles Mott
Chas. Tomasek, Jr
Ed Tomasek
Ocker
L. C. Mott
Frances Mott
San Angelo
L. A. Batla
Lorena
Walls
Steve Mott
Ben Dugger
Killeen
Texas
Presbyterian Auxiliary Circles Meet With Mrs John
Members of the Presbyterian Auxiliary gathered in circles Monday afternoon with Mrs John leading one circle. The fragment notes ongoing church group activity and a hosting member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Auxiliary
John
Watson Auxiliary Form Plans For Birthday Celebration
Watson auxiliary met with 15 members. Mrs. R D Brown chaired and Mrs. Walter Lawrence led devotion. The lesson from Presbyterian Survey was taught with Mrs. John Muse assisting. They planned their auxiliary birthday event for Monday at the church and donated to the Mite Box. Circle No. 2, hosted by Mrs. OG Acrey, had seven members present. Season on Foreign Missions led by Mrs. Henry Sapp. Miss Mozelle Bigbee and Miss Dale Ford visited from Baileyville.
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Presbyterian Survey
John Muse
9 OG. Acrey
Henry Sapp
Mozelle Bigbee
Baileyville
Dale Ford
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Clara Childs
Frankston
Ruth Jonietz
Evelyn Johnson
Olga Bernsten
Patsy Ruth
J. K. Freeman
Cameron, Texas
Tlonry Gord Qear
Mich
America
President Roosevelt
Clearing International
R. G. Grabe IN
Posey
Harry Tag
Prop
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