Dedication Thursday of St Edward's Hospital in Cameron
Formal dedication was held Thursday November 21 for St Edward's Hospital in Cameron now operated by the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word. The facility formerly Cameron Hospital will be known as Rischar Memorial. Bishop C E Byrne of Galveston presided as open house welcomed the public and blessings were given. Mass followed and laboratory improvements began immediately.
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St. Edward’s Hospital
Cameron
Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Ward
Cameron Hospital
Rischar
Eduard Rischar
Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word
C. E. Byrne
Galveston
Byrne
Ticket Sale for Cameron Fredricksburg Game Opens
Ticket sale for the Bi District football game Cameron versus Fredricksburg opens in Cameron Tuesday announced by W T Hanes superintendent of schools. Buses will run to Fredricksburg with round trip fare five dollars. Reserved seats available at the school until noon Monday December 2 as reports are due that night. Tickets purchased now guarantee a seat for Friday night December 6. Ticket office hours Tuesday Wednesday and Monday. closed Thursday Friday Saturday for Thanksgiving holidays.
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Cameron
Fredricksberg
W. T. Hanes
Frank Hollas Dies at 75 in Home November
Frank Hollas, 75, died November 17 at the home of his son Leo Hollas after years of ill health. Funeral services were held November 19 at St. Monica's Catholic Church with nephews Rev. Paul Michalka and Rev. Ernest Michalka officiating. Burial followed in the Catholic cemetery. He was born December 3, 1870 in Czechoslovakia and married Anne Michalka in 1900. nine of ten children survive along with many grandchildren and relatives.
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Frank Hollas
Leo Hollas
St. Monica’s Catholic Church
Paul Michalka
Liberty
Father Duda
St. Monica’s
Ernest Michalka
Beaumont
Marek Burns
Hollas
Czechoslovakia
United States
Anne Michalka
Christine Hollas
Ft. Worth
Annie Sheblak
Edna
Regina Pierce
Nacogdoches
Hilda Kruhl
Austin
Richard
Leo
Hugo
Cameron
Emil Hollas
Burlington
Albert Hollas
Rosa Hoelscher
Alice
Texas
Albert
William Anderle
Joseph Schrieber
Ollie Ernst
J. T. Parma
Frank Karnowski
Santa Claus Letters in Cameron Herald Christmas Edition
The Cameron Herald will publish its big annual Christmas edition on December 20 and include letters to Santa Claus. Children are invited to tell Santa what they want, and schools are encouraged to cooperate again this year.
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Cameron Herald
Santa Claus
Cameron to Play Bi District Game in Fredericksburg
Cameron travels to Fredericksburg on Friday night December 6 for the Bi-District game with Hill Billies after Fredericksburg offered to pay 2500 dollars. League rules on day games were bypassed. Cameron rejected a coin toss and will use a T formation in a night game for a better shot.
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Cameron
Fredericksberg
Hill Billies
Fredricksberg
Leo Jackson
W. T. Hanes
C. G. Swift
Dick Young
Austin
Yeemen
Senkel Couple Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Senkel observed their 25th wedding anniversary with a Sunday gathering for 41 guests. Attendees included Ernest and Curtis Phipps, Max Felder of Corpus Christi, Tex Daniels and family, Will Kohling family, Buckholts residents Stoebner and Stoebner clans, Louis Denker of Cameron, Otto Schulz, Otto Patska, Cameron families, and Emil Roesler among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Senkel
Ernest Senkel
Curtis Phipps
Max Felder
Corpus Christi
Tex Daniels
Otto Patska
Calvert
Will Stoebner
Emil Roesler
Bonnie Murry and Charles F. Staggs Wed in Belton
Miss Bonnie Murry daughter of J. M. Treadway Cameron and Charles F. Staggs son of Elmer Staggs Bedford Indiana were married in Belton by Judge I. E. Armstrong. The bride wore a gold dress and white carnation corsage. Staggs, a Camp Hood veteran, previously served in the European theater and occupational duty as M. P. The couple will live in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Mae Murry
J. M. Treadway
Cameron
Charles F. Staggs
Elmer Staggs
Bedford
Indiana
Belton
I. E. Armstrong
Staggs
Miss Patsy Powell Weds Mack Nicholson in Cameron
Miss Patsy Powell daughter of Mr and Mrs Hugh Powell of Ad Hall married Mack Nicholson son of O P Nicholson of Cameron in a single ring ceremony Saturday November 16 at First Baptist Church Cameron. Rev L L Morris officiated. The couple attended by Miss Melba Keith and Douglas Lewis. The bride and groom are Cameron High School graduates. Mrs Nicholson worked at J C Penney prior to marriage. Mr Nicholson is a World War II veteran who served in the U S Navy in the Pacific. The couple will reside in Cameron.
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Patsy Powell
Hugh Powell
Ad Hall
Mack Nicholson
O. P. Nicholson
Cameron
First Baptist Church
L. L. Morris
Melba Keith
Douglas Lewis
Cameron High School
Nicholson
J. C. Penny Co
U. S. Navy
Card of Thanks for Frank Hollas
The children of Frank Hollas express sincere gratitude to neighbors and friends for support during his illness and after his death. They convey appreciation for the help and comforting presence shown.
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Frank Hollas
Pioneer Texan home demonstration agent Edna W. Trigg dies
Edna W. Trigg longtime Home Demonstration Agent in Milam County and organizer of Texas first Home Demonstration Club died Thursday November 14 at her Denton home. She worked with County Agent George Banzhaf, the oldest in Texas in service to the Department of Agriculture. Friends here mourn her loss.
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Edna W. Trigg
Texas
Denton
Miss Trigg
Milam County
Department of Agriculture
George Banzhaf
Owens announce birth of daughter Linda Diana in Belton
Mr and Mrs Roger Owen of Belton announce the arrival of their eight pound daughter Linda Diana at Sewell Hospital on November 19 1946. Mrs Owen is formerly Lou Gene Willie, daughter of Mr and Mrs E Willie. Mr Owen formerly managed Duke and Ayres in Cameron and now manages the Belton store.
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Roger Owen
Belton
Linda Diana
Sewell Hospital
Owen
Lou Gene Willie
E. Willie
Duke & Ayres
Cameron
Miss Helen Salac Weds Wilbert A Morris in Cameron
Miss Helen Salac daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Salac of Cameron marries Wilbert A Morris son of A Morris of Waco at Saint Monica Catholic Church Cameron. Ceremony at 9 am officiated by Rev George Duda. Best man Marvin Farek of Waco sister Miss Caroline Salac maid of honor. Couple to reside at 2712 Grim Street Waco.
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Helen Salac
Frank J. Salac
Cameron
Wilbert A. Morris
A. Morris
Waco
Saint Monica Catholic Church
George Duda
Marvin Farek
Caroline Salac
Yee High School
Providence Hospital School of Nursing
Waco High School
Grim Street
John Mraz
Frank Valka
Lillian Valka
Rose Valka
Adeil Valka
Joe Zalesky
Leo Plachy
Henry Hlavacek
C. Zaresky
Schuttle
E. Zalesky
Larry Hackebeel
Joe Farek
Albert Zajicek
Buckholts
J. Cabron
Burlington
Carl Schuett
Rosalie Salac
San Antonio
Arthur Peevey
Mary Haelscher
Dorothy Schiertz
Price promoted to Assistant Superintendent in Waco office
W A Price of the American National Insurance Company previously serving in Rosebud Cameron and Rochdale has been promoted to Assistant Superintendent of the Waco office effective November 11.
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W. A. Price
American National Insurance Company
Rosebud
Cameron and
Rochdale
Waco
Daily Herald Receives New Cylinder Press
The Cameron Daily Herald known as The Midget has added a pony size cylinder press from Crane Missouri delivered Saturday. The machine will allow printing on a clinder press and may enable increasing the Midget to full tabloid or keep current size, printing all four pages at once. It will also serve other printing needs and expand advertising space. Established in June 1939, the Daily Herald remains a unique widely read daily in the United States.
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Cameron Daily Herald
Crane
Missouri
Herald
Daily Herald
United States
Captain Blake's Parents Welcome Son Kenneth Gene
Capt. and Mrs. Gene Blake of Hearne celebrate the birth of a son at Newton Memorial Hospital at 12:35 a.m. on November 19. Kenneth Gene weighs 7 pounds 2 ounces and both mother and baby are well. Capt. Blake served with a railroad unit in Africa and Italy. Mother is the former Miss Lucille Merchant of Franklin. They also have a four year old son, Glenn, born during his father's Italy duty.
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Gene Blake
Hearne
Newton Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Gene
Babe
Capt. Blake
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Lucille Merchant
Franklin
Glenn
Italy
People who do good for others beyond money
A columnist reflects on selfless acts and the value of helping others. He recalls two funerals a financier and a janitor, noting the janitor’s quiet service and the crowd of students and teachers who mourned him, contrasting wealth with meaningful contribution.
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Jesus Christ
Miss Mary Lou Walton Visits Friends in Crockett
Miss Mary Lou Walton daughter of Mr and Mrs Ewell Walton of Route 4 spent the holidays with friends in Crockett. She is employed at Newton Clinic.
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Mary Lou Walton
Ewell Walton
Route 4
Crockett
Miss Walston
Newton Clinic
Union Thanksgiving Sermon Set At First Christian
Union Thanksgiving services are planned for sunrise on Thursday November 28 at First Christian Church with Rev. L. L. Morriss of First Baptist as speaker. The Cameron Minister's Association organizes the event, starting at 7 a m with cooperative choir and coffee and doughnuts to follow. Several churches, including First Baptist First Christian Cameron Gospel Tabernacle First Methodist and First Presbyterian, are cooperating.
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Union
First Christian Church
L. L. Morriss
First Baptist Church
Cameron Minister's Association
Austin
Texas University
A&m
Bennie Jean Allen Weds Dan M Caldwell in San Augustine
Bennie Jean Allen of San Augustine married Dan M Caldwell son of Mr and Mrs W T Caldwell of Waco in a Sunday ceremony at the bride's home. Rev G R Thomas officiated before family and friends. The couple plans to reside in McKinney after a brief wedding trip. Out of town guests included W T Caldwell and Carl E West Jr. of Orange.
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Bennie Jean Allen
San Augustine
Dan M. Caldwell
W. T. Caldwell
Waco
Texas
Jim Allen
G. R. Thomas
F. E. Barr
Mary Beth Allen
Harold Birdwell
Evelyn Birdwell
Denis
Betty Jo Birdwell
Texas Meter and Device Co
McKinney
Carl E. West, Jr
Orange
Veterans protest plan to abandon McCloskey Hospital
In Waco on Sunday November 24 the Sith District American Legion urged the Veterans Administration to keep McCloskey Hospital in Temple operating. Emmett Streetman called the meeting and read a telegram to General Omar Bradley requesting maximum bed capacity and continued operation, citing the hospital’s ideal location and strong patient care. About 125 Legion members from 22 posts attended and urged supporters to wire officials.
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Sith
American Legion
Department of Texas
Waco
Veterans Administration
Washington
McCloskey Hospital
Temple
Emmett Streetman
L1th
Omar Bradley
McCloskey
Texas
Great Medical Center
Gen. Hawleys
Veterans of
Lith Dist
General Bradley
Federal Board of Hospitalization
T. O. Kraabel
W. R. Poage
Thomas G. Lanphier
Dallas
Legion
11Th District
Streetman
Fritz Olenbush Ill at Home in Burlington
Fritz Olenbush is seriously ill and confined to his Burlington residence, where his condition is being monitored by family and local medical staff.
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Fritz Olenbush
Burlington
Mrs. Mary McGoldrick Ill at Newton Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Mary McGoldrick of Cameron is reported ill and a patient at Newton Memorial Hospital.
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Mary McGoldrick
Cameron
Newton Memorial Hospital
Mrs Wallace Moody Sr Ill at Newton Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Wallace Moody Sr of Minerva is ill and hospitalized at Newton Memorial Hospital.
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Wallace Moody, Sr
Minerva
Newton Memorial Hospital
Want to buy or sell A Herald Classified Ad
Classified ad note presents an invitation to use Herald classifieds for buying or selling. It highlights a quick way to reach potential buyers or sellers through the newspaper’s ad service. No specific items, dates, or prices are mentioned.
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Herald
Buckholts PTA November Meeting Highlights Education Week
The Buckholts PTA met on the second Tuesday in November during National Education Week. Pupils presented a short play on education’s value while Home Economics, science, and shorthand typing classes demonstrated school work. Handicraft shows offered three divisions with prizes to top competitors Bobby Cryer and Carl Grant Jurea in division one Joyce Sample in division two and Pearl Gilbert in high school. A brief business session followed and Mrs Arledge was appointed to buy stainless steel lunch trays funded by the PTA.
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Buckholts P.T. A
Bobby Cryer
Carl Grant Jurea
Joyce Sample
Pearl Gilbert
Thanksgiving Day Christian Science Services in Boston
Public invited to Thanksgiving services at The Mother Church and branches worldwide. The service features a Lesson Sermon on Thanksgiving with readings from the Bible Psalms and Colossians and from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Mary Baker Eddy
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ST Edward's Hospital
Fredricksburg
Mrs. Senkel
CDNA
W. Trigg
Roger Owens
W. A. Morris
St. Monica
Blake
Boyce
Rev
Morriss
Christian Science Services