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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1933
Page
8
Messrs J D and Helen Hunt of Waco stayed with their aunt Mrs Henry Hefley and husband and were named honor guests by Miss Henriet Hefley for an informal Saturday evening dance at the Hefley home. Miss Hefley served punch and cake at the close of the evening at K C Hall.
Milam County Court to hear final account of Robert S Boykin Jr estate and discharge request. Objections due by May 22, 1933 at Cameron courthouse after 10 days published notice. Clerk Homer Nabours certifies. sheriff deputy J R Robinson delivers true copy.
Judge J. Y. McNutt of Calvert died early this week in a San Antonio sanitarium after a month of treatment. A pioneer Cameron lawyer, he had long lived in Calvert and was buried there Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Amelia Schrieber 77 died Friday April 28 1933 at her Cameron home after a short illness. Funeral 4:30 p m Saturday at St Monica's with Rev George Apel. interment in St Monica's Cemetery beside late husband Fred Schrieber. Survived by eight children and several grandchildren. Pallbearers included Frank Michalka Joe Richter Will Anderle Dr S Valenta Fred Jistel and B J Matocha.
The family of Amelia Schreiber expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for their sympathy, flowers, and deeds during the death and burial of their mother. Rudolph Schreiber, August Schreiber, Joe Schreiber, Gussie Matula, and Amelia Schreiber are named.
A testimonial from Mrs. Harry Robinson of Akron Ohio dated January 6 1933 describes losing 18 pounds using Kruschen Salts one bottle and intends to lose 18 more. The ad promotes daily half teaspoonful in hot water and claims health benefits plus a money back guarantee.
Frank Seidler, 73, Milam County pioneer, died suddenly at his Cameron home from a heart attack on Wednesday night May 3, 1953 at 10 30. He was born in Austria and came to America as a youth. Funeral services were held Friday at St. Monica's church with burial in the Catholic cemetery. Pallbearers included A J Matocha, Ben Boedeker, Joe Michalka, P L Bergum, John Michalka and Rudolph Guzner.
Dr Taylor departs Milam county on Tuesday to attend the Medical Association in session in Fort Worth on Wednesday and Thursday as a county delegate.
An old advertisement promotes BUCKETS a cleansing remedy made from buchy leaves and juniper oil. It claims to purify the bladder and bowels, restore sleep after four days, and offers a 25 cent box with a money back guarantee at NEW CAMERON DRUG CO.
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