Three Cameron Athletic Council Members Dismissed
The Cameron School Board dismissed Penn Wolf and S A Cottle along with Alvin Mondrik from the Athletic Council in a clash over policy. The 4 to 2 vote followed long running board council tensions with Superintendent Perrin and cited disagreements over authority and reorganizing the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Wolf
A. Cottle
Cameron Athletic Council
Friends of Athletics
Alvin Mondiik
Frank Cheeves
Council
E. A. Perrin
Mondrik
Athletic Council
Athletic
Perrin
Albert Collins
J. R. Hays
Athletic Council Votes to Continue Members in Posts
Citizen members of the Athletic Council vote to continue at their posts after considering the School Board's dismissal of three members. They decide to proceed with athletic efforts and authorize resolutions praising Penn Wolf and A. Cottle for their contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottle
Wolf
F. &. Lesovsky
H. H. Stedman
T. E. Crump
Athletic Council
Penn Wolf
A. Cottle
Congressman Poage to Speak at Local Luncheon
Congressman Bob Poage will be tendered a luncheon here on Monday May 31st at noon. Local business men arrange the entertainment as Poage delivers an address, his first since election to congress in 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Poage
Poage
Congress
Woodmen Convention Set for Cameron On June 8
Woodmen of the World and Woodmen Circle announce a county wide convention in Cameron on June 8 with 1000 or more members expected. State officers from both orders will attend and full details to follow.
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Woodmen of the World
Woodmen Circle
Cameron
Cameron Woodmen
Woodmen and Circle
LaGrange Luncheon Honors Texas Historian L W Kemp
Judge and Mrs. Jeff T. Kemp and Mr. and Mrs. W F Paden attended a LaGrange luncheon last week honoring L W Kemp, noted Texas historian and brother of Judge Kemp.
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Jeff T. Kemp
W. F. Paden
LaGrange
L. W. Kemp
Texas
Judge Kemp
Western Auto Supply Store Set to Open May 29
Western Auto Supply Co. special associate store will open Saturday May 29 in the former Zalesky Dry Goods building. H. H. Haraway owner says D. K. Northington of Temple joins as salesman and assistant manager. Local, Texas born Haraway relocates from Dallas. store will stock auto accessories radios bicycles and small hardware.
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Western Auto Supply Co
H. H. Haraway
Zalesky Dry
D. K. Northington
Temple
Haraway
Cameron
Dallas
Paris
Western Auto Supply Company
Akers Resigns Cameron School Board
H M Akers resigns from the Cameron School Board effective immediately. He and his family will move to Baton Rouge to run a soft drink bottling enterprise with his brother C E Akers. Akers was among the first elected to the board last fall and led the ticket.
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H. M. Akres
Cameron
Precinct 5 Votes to Ban Beer Sales
On last Saturday Precinct 5 voted to prohibit beer sales with 56 supporting and 170 opposing the measure. The result reflects a clear majority against beer sales in the precinct.
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Precinct 5
Herald adopts short form news policy
The Herald announces a shift to concise news summaries in all future issues, reducing pages and increasing readable content. The policy emphasizes non propaganda material and ongoing pioneering news coverage.
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The
Herald
Herald Pioneers
Haigh Purchases Baldwin Interests in Cameron Store
Raymond Haigh of Engel Lake has bought John T Baldwin’s share in the Mauritz Baldwin Corporation Cameron. Haigh becomes part owner and manager on May 17 as Ruth Baldwin stays on as bookkeeper. The firm will feature McCormick Deering farm implements and Farmall Tractors and will move Mrs Haigh and their six children to Cameron soon.
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Raymond Haigh
Engel Lake
John T Baldwin
Mauritz-Baldwin Corporation
Cameron
Haigh
Frank Stephens Company
Eagle Lake
McCormick-Deering
Ruth Baldwin
Baldwin
Graduation Exercises for Cameron School of Nursing Held Here
Cameron Hospital hosted graduation exercises for the Cameron School of Nursing on Saturday night. The program included musical selections by local students, a speech by Dr. T. E. Crump, a guest address by Rev. T. O Sullivan, and the presentation of diplomas to Florence Horton Mae Agnes Hubert and Eula Mae Stanley.
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Cameron School of Nursing
Cameron Hospital
Annette Ryan
Elizabeth Sprott
J. Coy Williams
Billy Triggs
Catherine Monroe
T. E. Crump
Harriet Atkinson
T. O'Sullivan
Burlington
Billy Tries Florence Nightinglae
Cameron Pupils Win Rural Life Essay Prizes
Miss Gertrude Michalka of Cameron won first prize in the Rural Life Essay Contest by the Galveston Diocese among parish school children. Alphonse Matocha took second with a silver medal, Keneth Marak placed third. Winners to be honored at school closing. Father Apel received a note from F. J. Valenta Bryan director of the contest. The gold medal goes to first place and the silver to second in St. Anthony school Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Michalka
Cameron
Galveston
Alphonse Matocha
Keneth Marak
Father Apel
F. J. Valenta
Bryan
St. Anthony School
H. W. Herndon Named Superintendent at Port Aransas
H. W. Herndon longtime principal at Ad Hall School has been elected superintendent of the Port Aransas schools. He and Mrs. Herndon will move to Port Aransas this summer where she will join the Dramatics Department. He served six years at Ad Hall School and their friends wish them success in the new home.
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H. W. Herndon
Ad Hall School
Aransas Pass
Herndon
San Marcos
Port Aransas School
West Point Appointment For Schreiner Student Billy Gillis
Chooses West Point Billy Gillis of Schreiner Institute Kerrville will report July 1 to the Military Academy. A Cameron graduate of 1934 he is the son of Judge and Mrs Graham Gillis of Cameron and has stood out as a student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Gillis
Schreiner Institute
Kerrvile
West Point Military Academy
Cameron
Schreiner
Graham Gillis
Nation’s War College
Gillis
Faculty Members to Wed on June 1st
Raymond P. Bennett a Cameron teacher and assistant football coach will wed Miss Emma Pearl Clement also a Cameron teacher on June first. The engagement and approaching marriage were announced Tuesday afternoon at a party hosted by Miss Lyma Porter.
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Raymond P. Bennett
Emma Pearl Clement
Thorndale
Cameron
Lyma Porter
Band Banquet Set For Monday Night by Local Group
A band banquet is planned for Monday night with Anne A Triajor's parent group providing the meal. Tickets will be sold for 1 cent, with about 150 places likely. Band members will be served for free as A J Triggs chairs preparations and a ticket committee of W B Skelton F R Dunlap S E Brogdon and L Van Perkins works on plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Ring
Anne A I Triajor
Earl
A. J. Triggs
W. B. Skelton
F. R. Dunlap
S. E. Brogdon
L. van Perkins
Bishop Quinn to Preach at All Saints Thursday Night
Bishop Clinton S. Quinn will deliver the sermon at 8 o clock Thursday evening May 20 at All Saints Episcopal Church. A class will be confirmed and the public is invited to attend the service and hear the Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton S. Quinn
All Saints Episcopal Church
Open House Friday at Bluebonnet Cafe
Fred Jackson announces three open house periods at the new Blue Bonnet Cafe on Friday May 21 with free cake and coffee in the forenoon afternoon and evening. The cafe has been redecorated and refinished and Jackson invites the public to visit and enjoy refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Bonnet Cafe
Fred Jackson
Jackson
Governor Promises Fee System Revival to Fix County Salaries
Milam County faces a 20000 annual cost to fund salaries after fee abolition. Governor Allred cites the Texas Legislature vote to amend and restore the fee system. He warns the salary plan drains treasury surpluses and shifts costs to officials and those who do government business.
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Milam County
Texas
Allred
Treasury
Mrs L J Hefley Buried in Cameron
Mrs. L. J. Hefley 79 native of Tennessee and Cameron resident died May 12 1987 at her daughter Mrs J C Washinka’s home in Stillwater Oklahoma. Funeral services were held at the First Methodist Church in Cameron with Rev G C Willis officiating.
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L. J. Hefley
Tennessee
Cameron
J. C. Washinka
Stillwater
Oklahoma
H. M. Hefley
First National Bank
First Methodist Church
G. C. Willis
Fire at Buckholts Damaged Building Firefighters Respond
A blaze at the Machan building in Buckholts Monday night endangered the south side business dock. Cameron firefighters arrived within sixteen minutes and helped extinguish the fire.
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Machan
Enuive
Cameron
Cameron Defeats Cameron Woodmen in 7-4 Loss
Walburg Woodmen handed Cameron its first defeat of the season at Walburg on Sunday in a 7 to 4 game. Miller pitched for Cameron allowing seven hits as Walburg connected for seven runs on seven hits.
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Cameron Woodmen
Walburg
Miller
Cameron
Gohmert's store expands with new gold leaf sign
Cameron merchant L. F. Gohmert marks his 11th year in business with a bargain sweep for Saturday. A new gold leaf sign, erected Wednesday, highlights the improvements at his store.
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L. F. Gohmert
Cameron
Mr. Gohmert
Elastic swing to reveal motion of rotating weight
Describes tying an elastic to a key and drawing it across a desk to observe the motion of a weight. Varies speed and circle size to show the weight tumbling outward from the circle as the elastic is swung, illustrating centrifugal effects.
Inertia and Vehicle Motion on Curves
The text explains inertia as bodies in motion resist changes in direction. It notes that on curves a car tends to move outward, with greater danger at high speeds. At low speeds there is more time to steer, while at high speeds a car may leave the road due to inertia.
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Conressman Poage Will
Ment
H. M. Akers
NEW Herald Policy
Diocese
Port Aransas
Roosevelt
James V. Allred
Texas A. & M. College
West Point
Bluebonnet Cafe
Buckholts
Gohmert
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