Hogan Named Head Of Legionnaires At Temple District
About 170 Legionnaires at the Temple district convention elected W. P. Hogan mayor of Rockdale as district commander to fill the unexpired term of Bill Elkins of Killeen who moved to state commander. Marlin was chosen for next spring’s district meeting and urged universal training and total mobilization to defend America.
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Temple
W. P
Red) Hogan
Rockdale
Bill Elkins
Killeen
Marlin
Legiionnaires
Congress
Mrs Dink Nears Return to Work at Second Hand Store
Mrs Frank Dink who had been ill and confined at home is now much improved and plans to resume her duties soon at Dink's Second Hand Store in town.
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Frank Dink
Dink
Farm Officials Discuss 1951 Plans in Cameron Meeting
Agriculture officials from A and M College led a Cameron gathering on November 15 to map 1951 cotton and diversified farming. County agents from 18 counties heard price outlooks, urged early purchase of supplies, and discussed a balanced program with legumes and grasses amid defense-driven demand.
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Agricultural Agency
Burkes-Howard Company
Cameron
Extension Service
A & M College
Extension District 10
PMA
FHA
John Muse Directs Rotary Luncheon Program
The Rotary Club regular luncheon on Wednesday November 15 was led by program chairman John Muse with Bill Burns presiding as president. Congressman Poage spoke on conditions in the Far East, and an array of out of town guests attended including Earl Massey, Judge McDonald, Bob Nelson, Clais Stone, Leo J. Williams, Charles Blake and A. W. Klement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Bill Burns
John Muse
Congressman Poage
Far East
Earl Massey
Killeen
Judge McDonald
Hillsboro
Bob Nelson
FFA
Belton
Clais Stone
PMA
Gatesville
Leo J. Williams
Dallas
Charles Blake
Hearne
A. W. Klement
Ill twin daughters of M D Swanzy stay in Newton Memorial Hospital
Sharon Jean and Billie Marie Swanzy, twin daughters of M D Swanzy, are ill and will be confined to Newton Memorial Hospital for a few days. Friends wish them a speedy recovery.
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Sharon Jean
Billie Marie
M. D. Swanzy
Newton Memorial Hospital
Milam County Egg Producers Promote Graded System
Milam County egg producers from the Milam Coffee Shop meeting promote the graded egg program. Leo Fuchs notes profits from the system while Frank Stockton of A and M College discusses care, timing for chicks, and year round pullet production. Purina's Roland Kaderli cites research at Purina Farm as a factor in higher egg output. Fuchs reports 29 169 dozen eggs shipped since July 1 earning farmers 2450.24 above current receipts.
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Milam County
Milam
Leo Fuchs
Frank Stockton
A & M College
Roland Kaderli
Purina
Purina Farm
St. Louis
Fuchs
Eggs Graded System Boosts Profits, Wilson Reports
Wilson Produce shipped about 6,000 cases of No 1 grade A eggs from Milam County in six months. Most eggs went to hospitals in Waco Temple McKinney Dallas Kerrville New Orleans Alexandria Fort Hood. Government inspection is required for all graded eggs.
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Fuchs
Russell Wilson
Wilson Produce
Milam County
Waco
Temple
McKinney
Dallas
Kerrville
New Orleans
Alexandria
Fort Hood
Presbyterian Women Hold Annual Thanksgiving Program
The Women of the First Presbyterian Church met Monday for their annual Thanksgiving program led by Mrs. Edwin Adams. Speakers included Mrs. Adams discussing Come, Ye Thankful People Come, Mrs. Ladis Marak on Thanksgiving and Humility, and Mrs. Carl Black on Thanksgiving and the Declaration of Independence. Mrs. Judd Davis spoke on Humility and the Constitution. Mrs. John Muse addressed internationalism, with Mrs. Hugh on Christian Citizenship. Miss Olga Marek gave the devotional and the meeting closed with a Thanksgiving prayer.
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First Presbyterian Church
Edwin Adams
Olga Marek
Mrs. Agnes Hamusek Dies at 90 in Cameron
Agnes Hamusek aged 90 died in Cameron on November 18 1950 born in Europe May 8 1860 Funeral services were held at St Monica's Catholic Church November 20 1950 at 1 30 p m Rev Frank Edmovick officiating Burial followed at Oak Hill Cemetery Marek Burns Funeral Home in charge Survived by five steps children Anna Hamusek Hollywood California Mary Mills Waco Anton R Hamusek Houston Leo Hamusek Dallas and V F Hamusek Los Angeles California
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Agnes Hamusek
St. Monica’s Catholic Church
Frank Edmovick
Oak Hill
Marek Burns
Hamusek
Europe
Cameron
Anna Hamusek
Hollywood
California
Mary Mills
Waco
Anton R. Hamusek
Houston
Leo Hamusek
Dallas
V. F. Hamusek
Los Angeles
Mrs Albena Greenless Visits Cameron Nearby Daughters
Mrs Albena Greenless employed in Austin is in Cameron for a few days visiting her daughters Charlotte and Nancy and Mrs Paul Heintze.
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Albena Greenless
Austin
Cameron
Charlotte
Nancy
Paul Heintze
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. Hogan
Legionnaires
Mr. Elkins
Joseph Stalin
Ankruptcy
Lars
Russia
Moscow
Stedmann Tractor CO
N. Central
Rotary
Texas Power & Light Company
Presbyterian
Lady Buxton
Geo. A. Thomas
Prescription Druggists Service
Ees Charye
Onles de Lure
Firestore
SECU
AGA
Tamanwaent
Firestone
Horstmann Brothers
Cameron, Texas
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