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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1971

Page

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Tomorrow’s future shapes our present in quiet faith

A reflective meditation on tomorrow guiding today, citing classical thinkers and urging courage over fear. The piece lists names in a long, scrolling note, including Cameron-Ross Landmark and individuals like John Schigut Jr and Stella Chamberlain, then shifts to Buckholts Delfin Schiller and Burlington Raymond sarxe. The tone is earnest and commemorative in a local newspaper style.

Pontius Pilate Bacon Cameron - Ross Landmark John Schigut Jr Stella Chamberlain Albert Whiteside Wm. F. Arthur Joe P. Mueck Donald R. Pimpler Emil Zalesky Odell Biggs George Bowman Mildred Thornton Pearl M. McLenan Ferrol Angell Ellen Wilson Chester Hayes John E. Snell Izola Knight Olan Armstrong Edward Dach Herbert Nance J. W

Notable Names List Across Regions

A long roster of individuals listed with city or state affiliations including Rosebud Leroy Doskocil Gause Dillard Baker Irving Don Glaser Coleman Willie Barkemeyer West Columbia Dorothy Mit cham Texas City Michale Mueck Richmond Lee Matthews Houston Mrs I M Baker Mrs Fred Richter E L Ratcliffe Mrs Edward M Eshelman Angleton Richard Phipps Mississippi Lee Roy Walker New York Captain Allen E Dodson Jr Pennsylvania Ervin W Rum mel.

Bell Telephone Requests Local Rate Increase

Southwestern Bell filed an application for higher basic local rates in Cameron, the first such request in 12 years. The plan would raise business one party from 11 to 13 dollars, residence one party from 5.75 to 6.25, and residence two party from 4.25 to .75, with changes pending approval under the Economic Stabilization Act. Councilors preliminarily took the matter under advisement amid other routine city business.

Southwestern Bell Cameron Dennis Richter Richter A. W. McCullin Urban Renewal Agency 7Th and Jefferson City Works James Hale

Cameron School Board Seeks New Tax Assessor-Collector

The Cameron school board discussed seven applicants for the tax assessor collector post and will interview them at the December meeting. The board approved immunization requirements for school entry with one abstention, and debated bus renovation versus replacement. A survey of the school plant by Matthews and Associates is planned with recommendations due by December.

Cameron Donald Sheffield Yoe High Hilliard Thomas Thomas Texas Prison System D. R. Dodson Matthews and Associates Bryan

Highway Banquet Set For Tonight in Cameron

Texas Highway Department district staff members will be honored by the Cameron Chamber of Commerce Thursday November 18. The annual barbeque and fellowship will be held in the Methodist Fellowship hall at 7 p.m. Local and district officials and their wives promise a large crowd for the event. Joe G Hanover district engineer will review road programs now underway and those in the planning stage for Milam County.

Texas Highway Department District Cameron Chamber of Commerce Methodist Fellowship Hall Joe G. Hanover Milam County

Smallpox Vaccination No Longer Required for Schools

The State Board of Health lists compulsory smallpox vaccination as obsolete for school entry. Starting January 1, required immunizations include diphtheria tetanus poliomyelitis rubella and measles if not previously contracted. The Public Health Service notes smallpox immunization is unnecessary in the U S due to very low risk. last cases were 1949 in the Rio Grande Valley.

State Board of Health U. S. Public Health Service United States Rio Grande Valley

Water Lines Spark Rural Growth in Milam County

Water systems across Milam County boost land values and attract weekend ranchette developments. FHA supervisor Henry Ivey cites $1.2 million in loans since 1964 with extensions planned to serve all communities except Ad Hall and Pettibone. Subdivisions emerge near Milano and Minerva as planners extend lines to San Gabriel, Tracy, Sharp, Lanesport, and Burlison County areas.

Milam County Henry Ivey Farmers Home Administration Ad Hall Pettibone Ivey Gause FHA Milano Water Supply Corp Milano Houston Minerva Joe Tomerlin Beaumont Salem- Elm Ridge Branchville Marlow Baileyville North Milam Southwest Milam Bell, Falls, Milam Water Corporation San Gabriel Tracy Sharp Lanesport Burlison County Woodson Lake Ad Hall and

Fire destroys shed at Pettibone home

Cameron volunteers battled a Sunday afternoon blaze in the Pettibone community. The shed burned and the fire scorched the side of the Steve Svetlik residence. Mrs Svetlik reported the fire started in the shed and caused only siding damage to the house.

Local Youth Dies in Car Crash near Cameron

Julius R. Tepera 19 of Cameron route died early Sunday when his car left a county road and struck a tree rolling over about 4 30 a.m. on the old Waco crossing road two and a half miles west of Cameron. He was pronounced dead at the scene by Justice of the Peace Jess Brock. He was a Yee High graduate and Temple Junior College student. Funeral was held at St Monica Catholic Church with burial in St Monica Cemetery. He is survived by his parents, one brother, two sisters, and his grandparents.

Julius R. Tepera Rt. 1 Cameron Waco Crossing Leroy Broadus Tepera Justice of the Jess Brock Temple Junior College KJT Lodge St. Monica’s Catholic Church John Geiser St. Monica Cemetery Marek-Burns Renard J. Tepera Gertrude Vollmer Arlington Veronica Tepera Frank Zarosky Frances Tepera Taft

Charter Granted To Folk Fete Inc

Application for a charter has been approved and Folk Fete is now Folk Fete Incorporated. The nonprofit will fund the festival by selling shares to local residents, modeled after the Cameron Industrial Foundation. Officers will be named by the board, which includes diverse ethnic and participating groups. The fete drew over 8000 attendees last year.

Folk Fete Folk Fete Incorporated Bob Ellett Cameron Industrial Foundation, Inc

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rockdale H. D. Maxwell Burlington Raymond Sarxe F.mu Julius Tepera Bell Telephone Jim Newhouse Milam Farmers Home Administration Office Pettibone Home Southwest Water Supply Folk Fete, Inc
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