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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1948
Page
5
The Cameron Herald announces Jefferson B. White as publisher with historic details and post office classification notes include establishment year 1860 and entry under act of Congress March 8 1879.
Two cases have been set for trial in District Court here on November 22. Earl Whittacker is charged with forgery by alteration for a check given to him by Rosa Kalia of Rockdale. Finnie R. Jackson faces a charge of conversion by bailee for borrowing a trailer from Ernest L. Baring of Rockdale, taking it to Burleson County and selling it.
Mr and Mrs Frank Zalesky of Cameron announce the birth of a son at St Edwards Hospital on October 22 1948. The infant weighs eight pounds two ounces and is named Daniel Jo.
Mrs. Robert Curtis of Houston spent the weekend in Cameron with her mother Mrs. Anna Kirk and other relatives.
The Daily reports light showers for Cameron and East Texas with cloudy skies tonight into Friday. Weathermen note ongoing light rains in West Texas spreading toward San Angelo and Wichita Falls, with no change in temperature and a cooling trend expected.
Mrs. Charles C Smith Jr has been chosen to serve as Advisor to Texas Alpha Lambda Chapter Unit 1 of Nu Phi Mu Sorority to be opened in Cameron this week. She becomes the direct representative of the International Headquarters in Kansas City Missouri with Miss Rosalie Ramsay as International Representative praising Mrs Smiths interest in guiding girls along Paths of Loveliness.
Mr and Mrs Lora Johns of West Columbia were visitors in the home of Mrs L R Johns during the week.
A landowner notice states all lands are posted according to law with no hunting for pecans birds or any game on the premises and warns that trespassers will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law by Mr and Mrs Geo H Peets.
Former students gathered Saturday for the Cameron High School alumni reunion. About 150 registered, with around 75 from outside the city. The program included registration, a Senior Class reception at Yee High School, class meetings, and a dance. No 1949 date was set. a meeting will decide officers and scheduling.
Miss Lalla Meyers announces Mrs. Bertha Heitman has joined her Cameron beauty shop on South Houston Avenue. Heitman, formerly operating her own shop here, brings extensive experience and will continue in the beauty business alongside Miss Meyers.
Recruit Melvin B Lucke has finished basic training at Fort Ord California and spent two weeks leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Louis Luke and other relatives at Cameron. He is now stationed in New Jersey.
Friends of Mrs Louis Raska report she is ill and hospitalized at Newton Memorial Hospital.
Residents of Cameron and nearby areas may meet with a representative from the Austin Social Security Office on Monday November 8 at 1 00 p m at the Old Age Assistance Office in Cameron. The session offers help to file benefit claims obtain new and duplicate Social Security Cards and check wage records.
Buckholts resident Carroll Jungmann is a patient in St Edwards Hospital for surgery.
Chas M Hicks county superintendent of schools made an official trip to Camp Swift and placed a bid on two buildings to replace the Watson Branch School destroyed by fire One building would be moved intact the other used to repair and divide the first into rooms if materials are secured
Joseph Stalin in a Kremlin statement denounces the United States Britain and France as war mongers. He says Berlin is the flashpoint with Moscow claiming agreement was reached to lift the blockade in exchange for currency use in the capital. Stalin accuses the Western powers of violating the accord and warns Russia will keep the blockade.
Mrs. A. J. Anderson, living with her sister Mrs. Gregory, departed last week to visit relatives in Houston Freeport Port Arthur and other places.
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