24 May 1976
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1976
Page
1
A list of numerous individuals linked to various Texas towns and cities appears, naming residents, spouses, and local figures alongside scattered places such as Waco Buckholts Carrizo Springs Lake Jackson Eldorado Arlington and Orchard with affiliations to newspapers. The compilation reads like a cross section of community notices and social mentions across regions.
Milam-Areans report Ernie Moore left Rockdale City Manager post last Friday stating the move serves harmony and progress for Rockdale and his family. The council cited inability to work with new mayor N. E. Alford as a reason.
Sheriff Wallace Riddell says his bid for an extra deputy is not political, amid mixed reactions during his Burnet interview. He faces a May primary runoff opponent, with ongoing local political tensions impacting law enforcement funding.
The haunting bugle call Taps, composed in 1862 by Daniel Butterfield, will mark Memorial Day at American military cemeteries worldwide. Butterfield, a Union Army brigadier general, refined the call after noting other units’ signals caused confusion, and the tune spread through the army before official adoption in 1891.
Yoe High School leads with 102 seniors graduating Friday at Yoe Field in a ceremony moved to the gym if rain. Buckholts Miltono and Rogers also hold May 28 or Tuesday commencements with valedictorians and guest speakers.
Milam County residents ages 15 to 19 may enter the 1976 Folk Fete Queen Contest by June 1. The event, judged on talent, will be June 10 at the Methodist Fellowship Hall with emcee John Ben Sutter. Parade marshal Dan Kubiak will lead the June 12 downtown parade, with 20 entries so far. The festival at National Guard Armory includes ethnic foods, crafts, bands, a chili cookoff, and a three day schedule to be released later.
Buckholts plans July 4 events for a day of festivities starting at 10 a.m. with a community worship service. 11 a.m. will feature flag raising and a drill team, with Rep. Dan Kubisk as guest speaker. 11:15 a.m. booths open. 1 p.m. Bill Henderson band. 2 to 6 p.m. bank opening. 3 p.m. rides and games. Der Rhein Steins of Cameron perform. 6 p.m. auction. 7 p.m. Czech Dancers. street dance to follow at 8 p.m.
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