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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1971
Page
2
A reflective piece urges the Class of 1971 to embrace adulthood with broader preparation. It praises stronger backgrounds and wider interests while warning that meaningful work and service lie ahead. It emphasizes accountability beyond adolescence and the chance to shape a hopeful future.
The text muses on universal patterns in cities as unions of small towns and diverse communities. It links loyalty, safety, food, social ties, and knowledge to shared human needs, noting regional differences shape stance while origins remain similar. It ends with a reminder to seek basics next time we fail.
A school thanks the newspaper for the year’s issues used in Social Studies. Students enjoyed the papers and feel better informed as a result of the supply.
Gov. Preston Smith signs a bill raising minimum pay for National Guardsmen on state active duty to the per diem rate for state employee travel. The raise covers the first four low ranking pay grades. Per diem starts at 14 dollars and will rise to 16 dollars daily effective September.
Dan V. Jackson, 76, of Rosebud died Thursday morning in a Rosebud hospital after a long illness. He was born in Falls County and lived there all his life. A retired farmer, he was a member of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
The service for Mrs Rosalia Schlickeisen, 72, was at 10 am Saturday at Green Funeral Home Rosebud with Elders Drosche and Feldman officiating. Burial followed in Power's Chapel Cemetery. Surviving are husband, Anita Jackson, Pearl Davis, Lee Roy Jackson, Wessie Lee Jackson, Bobbie Leonard Jackson, Nina McBride, William and Marvin Jackson, pallbearers listed.
Claude A Foster of Rogers died Thursday afternoon in a Temple hospital after a long illness. He was born in Rogers and married Bell Dora Warren Williams on December 30, 1944. A World War II veteran, he belonged to the American Legion Rogers Service Club and the First Baptist Church. He was a retired nurses aide at the Veterans Administration Center in Temple. Surviving are his wife and two
Carl Allan Foster of California and Tommy Gene Williams of Pampa lead a list of survivors including two daughters Dorothy Frost of Whitney and Janice Daniels of Bryan and six grandchildren. Born April 30 1889 in Buckholts the deceased was a retired farmer and a Sons of Hermann member. Funeral services were conducted Friday at Marek Burns Laywell chapel with Rev Jimmy Brazzil officiating and burial in Corinth cemetery. Surviving are two daughters Marie Svetlik and Virginia Gandy of Temple, sister Martha Pieser of Haskell, seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Pallbearers included Wentree k Persky Wells Merka Durnal and Godwin.
Rudolph Zelisko, 82, died at 10 40 a m Wednesday in a Temple hospital, with funeral plans pending and service details to be announced by the family.
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