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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1931

Page

9

Graduation Exercises Mark Class of 1931 at C H Yee High

Graduation exercises for the Class of 1931 at C H Yee High are set for 8:00 p m Monday June 1 in the high school auditorium with Dr John W Darby of San Antonio as the speaker. Marg et Fisher will deliver the valedictory and Harold Jackson the salutatory.

C. H. Yee High School Cameron Public Schools Ada Herderson School W. G. Gillis W. R. Hoover American Legion Margaret Fisher Harold Jackson Sterling Fisher First Methodist Church Brownsville Supt T. A. Fisher Methodist Church John W. Darby San Antonio Christian Church Marjorie Dueek Allene Owen Ann Graham Mary Louise Graves O. L. Kidd Board of Education

Bowen Elected Vice President and Director of Power Company

R L Bowen a Van Alstyne Texas native and longtime Texas Louisiana Power Company executive has been elected Vice President and Director. He rose from line walker in Graham to Western Division Manager and General Manager before joining the Ft Worth offices and guiding the $30 million utility through its early growth. He is a World War I veteran and husband of Bertha Booth Bowen from Austin.

R. L. Bowen Texas-Louisiana Power Company W. J. Watson Bowen van Alstyne Texas Line Walker Graham Western Division el Paso Ft. Worth Terrill School Dallas Blue Mountain Mississippi Mississippi College Perking Mexico National Guard United States Germany Boween France States Bertha Booth Austin My San

Clyde Atkeson Hurt In Accident Here

Clyde Atkeson of Temple visiting Cameron aunt Mrs. E A Smith suffered a deep cut in the Blue Bonnet cafe building. While looking from a west window his foot slipped and he fell on a piece of marble. Eleven stitches closed the wound and he left for Temple to recuperate.

Clyde Atkeson Temple Cameron E. A. Smith Blue Bonnet Buiting Mr. Atkeson

Firemen to Attend State Convention in Bryan

Cameron Fire Department prepares for the State Convention to be held in Bryan on June 9 10 and 11 with a strong Cameron delegation. Delegates include Joe Richter Will Cooke Fred Johnson Frank Richter Albert Richter Oscar Schiller Jerry Mikula Bert Nicholson Earl Moseley and Frank Richter Jr mascot. funds are being raised this week to cover expenses.

Cameron Bryan Cameron Volunteer Fire Department Texas Joe Richter Will Cooke Fred Johnson Frank Richter Albert Richter Oscar Schiller Jerry Mikula Bert Nicholson Earl Moseley Frank Richter, Jr Cameron Department

Building Brick Homes in Cameron Progress on Two Homes

Work is rapidly advancing on brick veneer homes for Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Cammer and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Balhorn on West 11th Street Cameron. A. C. Hughes is the contractor with Milam County Lumber Company supplying materials. Both houses mirror each other in design and will boost local real estate values in the block.

Elwood Cammer Ed Balhorn West 11Th Street A. C. Hughes Milam County Lumber Company Cameron

Cap McDade Bennett Visits Cameron

Capt. McDade Bennett of Hempstead met with Rev. J. P. Love in Cameron this week. Bennett serves with the Church Army, an Episcopal church organization analogous to the Salvation Army. He notes UU will start a two week beach meeting in Galveston.

McDade Bennett Hempstead Cameron J. P. Love Bennett Church Army Episcopal Church England Salvation Army Galveston

Mrs. Dr Ed A Martin Buried in Cameron

Mrs. Dr Ed A Martin 74 died May 28 1931 at Cameron Hospital after weeks of illness. Funeral 5 p m Thursday at First Methodist Church with Rev C A Lehmberg, Coleman Eplen in charge. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery beside her husband Dr Ed A Martin and step son Jones Martin. Survived by two stepsons Alex Martin Tulsa and R W Martin Waco. Husband died 19 years ago. Full life sketch in next issue.

Ed A. Martin Cameron Hospital Coleman-Eplen Company First Methodist C. A. Lehmberg Oak Hi Ed A. Martini Cameron Jones Martin

Additional Mail Routes Aimed At Cameron Housing Follow Up

The Commercial Club Committee reports progress on listing Cameron area houses and asks owners or tenants to pay a small fee to aid the effort. A second mail route may be added to free city delivery, creating one new job and boosting Cameron’s payroll. Rodent control discussed with A M Extensions offering a local worker, while Highway 44 right of way delays persist as the court negotiates land purchase and bridge needs. The band tax was to be reviewed by a council committee, with funds used as voters directed or refunded.

August Horstmann Cameron Banzhaf A. & M. Extensions Department Highway 44 Arriett Commissioners Court Highway Department Big Elm

Good Response To Public Health Work

Milam County Health Council praises health nurses for widespread cooperation. State staffing limits led to broad outreach across communities and home demonstration clubs. School health exams underscored following nurses' guidance to improve future health.

Son-In-Law Shot By Lee County Farmer

Jim C. Hughes 26 is in critical condition at Taylor sanitarium after a back shot from a sawed off shotgun at his Blue Branch farm home about 6 am. His five year old son Jim Jr. was lightly wounded in the forehead and J W Fisher 57 Hughes’ father in law surrendered to police.

Jim C. Hughes Lee County Taylor Sanitarium Blue Branch Taylor Hughes Jim Jr J. W. Fisher Farmer Lea

Free Barbecue July 4th By Cameron American Legion

The Cameron American Legion will host a free barbecue on July 4 open to all. Dr. G. E. Sutton provided the details before press hour and a full announcement will appear in the next issue.

American Legion Cameron G. E. Sutton

Firemen's Schedule for Sunday Double Feature at Little Rives

Sunday afternoon the Little Rives theater hosts a double feature as the weekend attraction. Several teams planned Saturday games but cannot leave crops, so the boys will appear only on Sunday.

Dusek Store Opens New Cameron Location Saturday

C A Dusek announces the completion of a new store building on the Waco road in Cameron and will open this Saturday. A special opening bargain is offered and Dusek thanks patrons for seven years of support as he invites friends to attend in large numbers.

C. A. Dusek Waco Road Cameron Mr. Dusek

Vacation Party Plans Extended Trip to Kentucky and Indiana

Rev J P Love Alvin Dusek C Pollard and Hardin Pollard depart Cameron on June 3 for a long vacation in Kentucky and Indiana. They will fish Missouri and Arkansas rivers visit Mammoth Cave and the Green River near the cove then tour Love’s camp in Southern Indiana.

J. P. Love Alvin Dusek C Pollard Hardin Pollard Cameron Kentucky Indiana Missouri Arkansas Mammoth Cave Green River Cove Rev. Love

Milam Candy Company Moves to New Building

Milam Candy Company shifts to the Daugherty building beside Cameron Tire Store creating larger quarters to meet rising demand. The new plant will manufacture candy and market its own products, enabling broader competition with national manufacturers. Mr Culpepper is praised for the move.

Milam Candy Company Daugherty Cameron Tire Leon Culpepper

Yoe High Prepares Largest Senior Class Graduation

Yoe High School will graduate in June the largest class of seniors in the school’s history. The list includes Opal Allen Vera Angell Lulia Baea Dorcas Batte Lelia Lee Batte among many others with many residents noted as non Cameron addresses.

Yoe High School Cameron Opal Allen Vera Angell Lulia Baea Dorcas Batte Lelia Lee Batte Mary Frances Blaylock Vada Bryant Ben Arnold Stella Mae Caes Clara Belle Collier Mildred Compton Peggy Crawford Gladys Jewel Copus Althea Dickens Marjorie Dusek Elizabeth Eanes Jessie Lee Kickenhorst Laurita Evans Gladys Foster Milano Billie Gaither Lorita Good Ann Graham Artie Graves San Gabriel Mary Louise Graves Buckholts Johnnie Pearl Hairston Edna Hazelwood Willie Holloway Maurine Leonard Dorothy Lesovsky Eiwardine Lovick Ada Lee Massengale Maysfield Victorian Matula Ethel Mondeik Johnnie Mae Moore Julia Mae McCollum Ola McLane Allene Owen Bessie Pitts Dorothy Pressley Mildred Pressley Fannie Mas Reese Itasca Russell Annette Ryan Faldine Rylander Thelma Sissom Frances Preston Lewis M. R. Looney J. C. Mayfield Olin Modesette Dwight Moody Jack McKinney Jones Prairie James McLean Ladell Newton Bill Ryan Merrill Tucker Shervill Tucker Arnold Urban Byron Wheeler Ralph Wiley Marshall Wimberly R. J. Woodum

Milam County Health Program Reports Reach Several Communities

Milam County Health program led by Miss Avsaline Robinson of the State Department of Health has held two mass meetings in Rockdale and Cameron with 253 attendees. The May sessions included school children pre-school attendees and adults in Minerva Davilla Gause Rockdale and Two Mile surveys.

Milam County Avsaline Robinson State Department of Health Rockdale Cameron Minerva Davilla Gause A. m Two Mile P. m

Minerva Man Found Shot. Inquest Rules Self Destruction

L. W. Cone, 53, was found dead at his Minerva home on May 23 1931 with a shotgun beside him. An inquest ruled death by his own action due to despondency. Funeral held May 24 at 2:30 pm at the family home with Rev. Cravens officiating. He was a longtime employee of W H Fletcher’s Minerva mercantile, a Methodist, and survived by wife, two daughters, a son, and several siblings. Pallbearers included Grover Lucas Johan Gore Harry Moody W H Fletcher Raymond Dees and Tom Evard.

L. W. Cone Minerva Deeth Justice of Peace Cone W. H. Fletcher Cravens Methodist Church Rockdale Milam County Grover Lucas Johan Gore Harry Moody Raymond Dees Tom Evard

Cameron Seeks Municipal Band Organized by Francis Cox

Francis Cox of Fort Stockton visits Cameron to organize a municipal band. A Chamber of Commerce committee will ask City Council for an appropriation for a bandmaster. Cox, an experienced musician, directs bands in Fort Stockton and has ties to Belton Temple and Waco. A meeting at 2 PM Friday at the Blue Bonnet Cafe invites all interested citizens.

Francis Cox Foret Stockton Cameron Cox Chamber of Commerce Southwestern Band Conservatory Dallas Fort Stockton Cowboy Bande Lions Club City Council Belton Snd C Chamber of Commerce Belton Governor of Texas Austin University of Texas L. Hubbard Municipal Bank of Waco Temple Elks Belton Waite Blue Bonnet Cafe

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