Courthouse News Deeds and Probate Updates 1951
Deed transfers listed for Cameron and Rockdale areas totaling thousands, including Wofford to Net tiles for 6000, Henne to Yoakum for 10, Hood horstmanns to August Horstmann for 7200, and other parcels. Will probates noted for Emma Kieschnick and Bettie Whites with executors and appraisers named, plus new car purchases and dealer listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Horstmann
Augusta M. Horstmann
Cameron
Filmer H. Irby
Walter Weise
Wallace
City of
Rockdale
Jewell Martha Russell
G. W. McLain
Idel- Ya Green
City of Cameron
D. Monroe
Clyde Criddle
J. M Crump
D. St. Clare
S. P
Emma Kieschnick
Alvin Kiescheck
T. B. Ryan
Jno
T. Male
H. M. Luckey
Bettie Whites
Annie Davis
T. Hale
Cora Whites
Mrs T J Kirk Sr improves after major surgery
The many friends of Mrs. T. J. Kirk, Sr., are glad to know she is improving after major surgery at Torbett Hospital. She hopes to return home the first of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Kirk, Sr
Torbett Hospital
Frankie Dorner Hospitalized In Newton
Frankie Dorner little son of Mr. and Mrs Melvin Dorner is hospitalized at Newton Memorial Hospital for unspecified illness or injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Dorner
Melvin Dorner
Newton Memoral Hospital
Fred Angell Spends Summer in Cameron
Fred Angell of Houston is spending the summer months in Cameron, staying for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Angell
Houston
Cameron
Cotton Farmers Urge Dry Weather After Rain
Cameron reports .69 inch rain Thursday night from L W Smith water superintendent. Farmers say light showers helped but dry spell needed to curb insect infestation while forecasts hint at statewide rain next day or two. Corn tomatoes cantaloupes truck crops look fine, but continued rain may rust tomatoes reducing market value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
L. W .Smith
Bill Arthur Speaks at Cameron Rotary Luncheon
Bill Arthur president of the Chamber of Commerce was guest speaker at the Cameron Rotary Club luncheon on Wednesday May 23. He reviewed Chamber progress and committee projects while outlining plans for a larger dairy program to boost Milam County milk production and income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Arthur
Rotary
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Bill Burns
L. W. Smith
Arthur
Chamber
Milam
Marek Jr. Serves as Chaplain Assistant in Taegu Korea
Pfc Ladis Marek Jr son of Mr and Mrs Ladis Marek Cameron is stationed in Taegu Korea as a Chaplain Assistant. He volunteered for Air Corps service last August after attending Southwestern University for three years and earlier served at Lackland Air Base and Shepherd Field. He directs a Korean choir and assists in base activities at the Main Air Chaplain Headquarters in Taegu where troops live in tents. Marek will remain in Korea for eighteen months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc
Ladis Marek Jr
Ladis Marek
Cameron
Taegu
Japan
Marek
Air Corps
Lackland Air Base
San Antonio
Shepperd Field
Wichita Falls
Southwestern University
WACO Radio Station Chosen as City’s Name Spell
WACO at Waco Texas is the only radio station in the United States with call letters that spell the city name. The unique setup highlights the station’s local identity and long standing tie to its hometown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Texas
United States
Whih
Raymond Perry Home On Leave From Duty With The Sixth Fleet
Seaman AD 2nd Class Raymond Perry, son of Mrs. Nayman Pressley of Cameron, is home on leave from the Sixth Fleet after four years in the Navy. He previously served in the Army in 1946, then re enlisted. Perry has served on aircraft carriers Roosevelt and Coral Sea, and will resume duty in Central and South American waters from Norfolk in late June. His friends and schoolmates are glad he is home briefly. this is his first trip home in almost two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Perry
Nayman Pressley
of Cameron
Sixth Fleet
Seaman Perry
Navy
Army
Roosevelt
Coral Sea
United States
Army requests 37,000 draftees for July and August
The Army asked the Selective Service System to induct 15,000 draftees in July and 22,000 in August, bringing total Korean War draftees to 587,000. The aim is to keep monthly drafts near 20,000 while Army strength reaches 1,500,000 men, up from 600,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Selective Service System
Korea
Bill Burns Showing Improving Health at Home
Bill Burns who has been ill for several days is resting satisfactorily at his home. Mr Burns's many friends will be glad to know that his condition is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Burns
Mr. Burn
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Cameron, Texas
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Clarkson News
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J. A. Blasienz
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