Health Board Is Organized Here Milam County
Milam County Public Health Board organized in Cameron in the County Court Room with Mrs. J. P. Love as chairwoman and Miss Pearl Fulcrod as public health nurse. Monthly meetings set for the second Saturday at 2:00 p.m. in the county office. announcements will name officers and chairmen. Nurse’s office located at 304 West Sid Street. List of needed articles published for donation: desk, cabinet, table, screen, baby scales, eye chart stand, sheets, water bottle, wheelchair, and more.
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Milam County Public Health Board
West Sid Street
Cameron
J. P. Love
Pearl Fulcrod
Texas
Local Cotton Ginning and Football Training Update
Rev. FE Gunn completed cabinets in the vocational agriculture building as 426 bales of cotton were ginned at Will Davis gin, up from 241 two weeks earlier. Davis expects about 750 bales this season. Coach Fikes notes two hard weeks of football training ahead of 6 to 9 games, including a Saturday night with Cameron's second string.
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Will Davis
Davis
Fikes
Cameron
Sharp High School Expands Vocational Programs
Sharp High reports 56 boys in Vocational Agriculture and 36 in Biology along with many in Home Economics. Four machines were purchased for Home Economics. Visitors Bob Cummings Will Oliver and others are noted, with several local and out of state guests. A fifth Sunday meeting at Lilac Baptist church is announced with lunch and program. A pep squad of about 30 members is formed under instructors Miss Terry and Mr Ryan. Ton Outlaw of Oklahoma is visiting locally.
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Sharp
School For
Home Economics
Bob Cummings
Will Oliver
Bastrop
L. D
Cummings
Bob Williams
Chicago
Nick Garner
Duncan
L. LD
Howard Tucker
Salem
Waco
Ton Outlaw
Oklahoma
Ownership Statement for Cameron Herald 1935
Notarized ownership and management statement for the Cameron Herald published in Cameron Texas for October 1935. Names and addresses of publisher editor and business manager listed. owners include Herald Publishing Company and several Cameron stockholders. no bonds or major security holders reported.
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Congress
Cameron Herald
Cameron
Texas
Isonally
J. B. White
Cameron , Texas
Herald Publishing Company
Cameron, Texas
Robert McLane
McLane Company
A. J. Trigges
W. O. Triggs
H. M. Hefley
F. C. Fahrendorf
Judd G. Davis
J. T. Parma
Leo V. Stecher
New Orleans Newsboy Discovers Hidden Coin Treasure
In New Orleans a 15 year old newsboy named Jacob Gabler found a sack of old fifty cent and dollar coins under a fireplace in an old house set for razing. He distributed most of the coins to others and kept only four dollars for himself, noting the coins were from an outdated series with a latest date of 1862.
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New Orleans
Jacob Gabler
Phyllis Wheatley Club Formed at Cameron High School
The sixth and seventh grade students at Cameron High School organized a club named the Phyllis Wheatley Club. Officers elected include President Marie Alexander and Secretary Earnestine Brown. Seventh graders created posters to promote better English and a student composition titled Texas Is My Home was produced by Earnestine Brown with Ellie Mae Williams as reporter.
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Cameron High School
Phyllis Wheatley
Marie Alexander
Ruth M. Roberts
Earnestine Brown
Odell Woods
Myrtle K. Robinson
Ellie M. Williams
Iola Crummer
Louise Johnson
Texas
Cameron High
Ellie Mae Williams
Local gatherings fill Buckholts weekend across churches and families
Buckholts residents and visitors gathered for Sunday services and a noon lunch at the local Methodist church as Rev. N H Melburn preached. Numerous guests from Cameron San Marcos and other towns joined in social visits and family milestones including a wedding at Hope Lutheran Church.
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E. B. Hyer
Maxine
Texas
Jim Marek
Cameron
Rudolph Provasek
Davilla
Friendship
Tracy
N. H. Melburn
Marlin
J. Coy Willians
Cameron Methodist Church
Ed Matyastik
Otto Kamenicky
Grover Williams
Harvey Yee
Margaret Mitcham
San Marcos
Johnnie Williams
Virginia Ezzell
Henry Michalka
Joe
W. H. Ezzell
Vince Mikulas
Seaton
John Kazel
Gardeen Luska
L. D. Hill
Mrs. Hill
Luska
Revival closes with strong crowds in Milano
The ongoing revival ends Saturday night drawing good crowds. Brother Willis of Thorndale delivered sermons and drew praise. Mrs. Mollie Strong returns to Deanville after two weeks with Lula Haddox. Several locals travel: Oran Warthington and son Charles head to Houston to move in. they had attended Mr. Swindell's sister-in-law funeral in Fort Worth. Mary Minn Reese of Dallas visits Miss Fannie Mae Pierce. Lydia Schaffner completes San Antonio visit and returns home. Eloise Newman and Mildred Newman come back from Luling. Pearl Pinkerton hosts her mother Mattie Pinkerton this week.
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Willis
Thorndale
Fannie Mae Pierce
Lydia Schaffner
San Antonio
Eloise
Mildred Newman
Luling
L. J. Easterwood
Ray Sewell
Baby of Chriesman
Willingham
Woman sentenced to death for stealing chocolate in wartime case
In Lenigrad a woman convicted of stealing chocolate to sell on the open market receives the death penalty. Her husband, deemed an accomplice, is sentenced to ten years in prison.
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Lenigrad
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Locat
FE. H. Gunn
ABC
John Jones
Citizens National Bank
State of Texas
Milam
Central
Kerry
Buckholts
Milano
Mollie Strong
Deanville
Lula Haddox
Mary Minn Reese
Dallas
Howton
Houston
Life Insurance
W. B. Harvey
Rogers
Cameron Mutual Life Insurance Association
Lula V. Harvey
Department of Insurance
Cameron Mutual Life
Insurance Association
W. O. Trigges
Penn Wolf
Vernon Roberts
Walter B. Smith
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