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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1944

Page

12

Bond Premiere Draws Strong Night at Cameron Theatre

Cameron Theatre patrons paid 8725 to view Frenchmans Creek as the 7 p.m. curtain rose. Manager John Prude noted receipts were fair given weather with the venue often aiding bond efforts and offering free the picture and expenses of the showing. Mrs Gene Blake remains at Newton Memorial Hospital for treatment.

Cameron Theatre Chow John Prude Gene Blake Newton Memorial Hospital

New Year Night Intrigues Spill Over Dinner Party

Margot and Johnny attend a New Year’s gathering where Margot notes Miss Leslie, Johnny’s vivacious secretary, shows romantic interest in him. The pair exchange barbed banter about aging, proposals, and unseen observers as the dinner unfolds with the group singing Auld Lang Syne.

Margot Johnny Sis Peg Jenny Mar¢et Leslie Miss Leslie Morgate Johnnny Union

Burlington Soldier Promoted in Italy

Corporal Alvin V. Schiller of Burlington has been promoted to sergeant. He serves as a lineman with the 58th Signal Battalion in Lt. Gen. Mark W. Clark’s Fifth Army in Italy. Also noted are family visits and Thanksgiving news from Burlington and nearby communities.

Alvin V. Schiller Joe Schiller Rt. 1 Burlington Signal Batalion Mark W. Clark Fifth Army Italy

New Products Since 1914 Transform Chemical Industry

The chemical industry has produced over 200 000 new products since 1914. This growth reflects broad innovation across sectors and long term expansion of chemical applications worldwide.

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Ralph Wiley Martha Cary R. S. Wiley Richmond Mike Wiley Port Arthur Austin J. A. Cryer C. L. Russell Lubbock Mr. Russell Buckholts Earth Newton Clinic W. R. Newton, Jr DR. W. M. Avent DR. H. W. Poetter
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