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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1925
Page
3
A reader requests parents keep children away from the Oil Mill and gin premises due to child danger and recent thefts by boys. The note mentions unloading Hudson & Essex coaches and urges caution to avoid blame on the children for others misdeeds. It ends with local social notes of visitors and residents.
Mrs S D Hanna of Cameron Texas came back last week after spending two months visiting her son Henry A Hanna. She enjoyed the country and made many friends during her stay. Hagerman Messenger Irwin Clarey O M Smith and W C Newton of Citizens National Bank attend the Bankers convention in Houston this week.
Dr. G. B. Taylor was called on Thursday to attend a meeting of the Executive committee of the state medical association at Fort Worth. Leland Green returned last Friday from Dallas where he has spent several weeks attending school in undert a king.
J W Colemen spent days in Dallas on business. L A Cottle Mack Fox drove to Waco. Ed Tucker and daughter Francis visited Cameron Hospital. Blaine Emma Thomas visit grandmother J De Cone. Ruth Cammer returned from teaching term. Firemen attend Cisco convention. Various families spent weekends in Waco Taylor Dallas Brownwood Temple sighted at reunions and conventions.
H Leland Green comes home from a six week course at Dallas College of Embalming and plans to appear before the State Board this week.
Mrs. Med Swain and her young son Arthur Charles visit Mrs. Swain’s parents Mr. and Mrs. John Mautla in Temple, staying as guests during the stay.
Miss Lucy Matula returns from a pleasant visit to Marlin, accompanied by Mrs. Johnnie Partele and her young son John William.
The McCown Bridge has been reopened by order of the State Highway Commission. Detour via the McDermott bridge can be avoided, easing travel to Gause Milano and Rockdale for local drivers.
Tom Sampson Jr of Waco visited Cameron to see friends and relatives during a family reunion. He toured local spots and shared memories with longtime Cameron residents.
Mr and Mrs J H Lanp shopped in Waco on Tuesday John W Ripple was a Cameron visitor Sunday Wyatt Wilkerson visited in Galveston on Sunday Eugene Smith with a party of friends motored to Waco Sunday Mr and Mrs J F Brown Misses Jennie Brown and Inez Tyson spent Sunday in Waco Messrs O W Crittenden Hunter Duncan John Mangum Drayton McLane J F Gyegolz Mike Coleman John Henderson Albert Collins Conn Moody attended the Shrine ceremonial in Waco last Friday
Harry A. Siegel of Caldwell visited Cameron Monday night. Mrs Edwin Bigbee travels with her parents in Temple. Mr and Mrs J M Hensley of Anderson stay with relatives Mr and Mrs Geo Barron after being summoned for their daughter Eleanor Hensley home economics student at Yee High School who fell ill. Oxsheer Smith and wife attend Bankers Convention this week.
Messrs. George Graves and J. C. Tucker of the Cameron State Bank are identified in the notice. The document references their roles and involvement in the financial proceedings or arrangements described, with emphasis on their official capacities and the bank's activities.
Mrs. T S Hill of Buckholts stayed several days last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Drue Rogers. Mr and Mrs Wesley Buller and their son Wesley Jr of Patterson visited over the weekend with Mrs. Louis Gohmert.
Mrs H A McCelvey and Mrs W Showman sister and mother of Mrs H C Keith travel with H A McCelvey from Houston to Cameron to spend the weekend in the Keith home.
Mrs Ed Terrell was called to Temple this week due to the serious illness of her father, leaving her current duties unsettled as family members attend him.
Glenn Flinn, a Baylor student, spent the weekend with his mother Eloise Rogers before returning to campus Monday after a pleasant visit home.
John Joynes has returned after visiting Galveston, where he spent time observing coastal life and meeting local contacts before returning home.
The Cameron History Club will meet next Tuesday with Mrs. Joe Denson. Full attendance is requested for the annual election of officers and the final business session of the year.
Mrs Quaid is the guest of Mrs Jeter this week with informal Friday afternoon gathering. Mr and Mrs Kestenbaum with daughter Miss Fiora and son Dana will spend next week in Marlin. A Christian church congregational meeting was held Tuesday evening at Mrs Mowdy's home.
Rev. RK. E. Roberts of Rockdale, pastor of the Christian Church of Cameron, preached in the District Court room on Sunday, delivering a sermon to attendees.
Mr and Mrs A N Green Miss Louise Green and Fred Cable represent the First National Bank of Cameron at the State Bankers Convention.
Mrs J C Jones of Houston visited her sister Mrs Sam Hefley over Sunday and left her son J C Jr for the visit. Miss Hariet Henderson visited friends in Valley Mills. Mr and Mrs Edgar Tucker and daughter Francis came from Austin to see Mr Tucker's mother in Cameron Hospital. Miss Rachel Murrah of Plano stayed with her cousin Miss Martha Lu Hooks.
Miss Stella Brown of Austin spent the weekend with Miss Marie Brockman, sharing companionship and social hours in the city.
County Surveyor Quinn Walker completed a business trip to Grande City and visited old Mexico during the journey.
Mr and Mrs Floris Criswell of Fuckholts attended the State Bankers convention this week, joining peers from banks across the region.
George Hefley of the University Library spent the weekend with relatives here and returned to Austin Sunday night.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Hefley of Hearne were in Cameron Sunday afternoon.
Mike Coleman traveled to Galveston for a few days of vacation starting Sunday night. He plans to enjoy seaside sights and relax away from home.
Miss Ruth Cammer has returned from Edinburgh where she taught this term and plans to leave Friday for Houston to join a group of friends for a several weeks in Colorado studying in cooler air.
Porter Stevens of the county engineer's office accompanied by A F Mitchell went to Rockdale to spend Sunday with his mother.
Mrs. Marvin Tyson of Waco visits Cameron relatives this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Brown and Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Walters spent Wednesday in Waco.
The many friends of Mrs. Amanda Brooks will be pleased to know she is able to walk again after being bed ridden since her fall last May. She is advanced in years but always kindly in spirit and her recovery makes many eload.
Mrs. Cova Cammer and her son Jack Cammer traveled to Galveston on Sunday for a brief outing.
Mrs John Beart and children of Aransas Pass are expected guests of her parents Mr and Mrs John B McLane at the reunion in Dallas this week featuring Judge Jeff Kemp attendance.
Charles Pollard has returned from a stay in Marlin, resuming daily activities and routine engagements after the visit.
Miss Susie Butts of Maysfield was visiting relatives in Cameron on Wednesday.
Miss Maurine House daughter of Mr and Mrs John House plans to return from Pittsburg next week and will teach Latin at Fort Worth High School starting next year.
By virtue of an execution issued April 27 1925 from Milam County Court Estelle Frazier versus J W House the sheriff I L L Blaylock levied May 6 1925 on real estate in Milam County Texas the first tract described as out of the W W.
L. L. Blaylock sheriff of Milam County announces a public sale by virtue of a 1925 levy on two Milam County tracts. First tract lies in the southeast half of a Johnston Wilburn Jonas-Wilburn chain, deeded 1884, totaling about 56 acres. Second tract contains about 50 acres from the Wilhelm estate, both to be sold at the Milam County Courthouse door on the first Tuesday in June 1925 between 10 am and 4 pm for cash to the highest bidder. The notices appear in the Cameron Herald weekly for three consecutive weeks.
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