Smith touted as superior head of nation by prominent Republicans
Jerome Davis Greene a Rockefeller associate writes to the New York Times supporting Governor Smith over Hoover. He argues Smith, not Hoover, shows real leadership and mastery of governmental organization. Other Republicans like E. S. Harkness Charles W. Clark Harley Fiske and Thomas Gerald Condon also back Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Davis Greene
Rockefeller
Smith
John d. Rockefeller
New York Times
Greene
Hoover
Green
Mr. Hoover
H Loover
State of
New York
E. S. Harkness
America
Charles W. Clark
William A. Clark
Montana
Harley Fiske
Metropolits Life Insurance Co
Protestant Episcopal Church
Thomas Gerald Condon
Farmers ignore Hoover as traitor to agriculture
A. W. Ricker of the Torn Belt Federation of Farmers asserts no farm leader has met Herbert Hoover to discuss the situation. He charges Hoover with stubborn opposition for eight years and says farmers will not support him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S’ . Paul
Herbert ‘Hoover
Agriculture
A. W. Ricker
Torn Belt Federation of Farmers
Hoover
Herbert Uacover Responds to Personal Attacks
In a remark linked to the Kansas City connection, Herbert Uacover notes he has faced personal attacks, referencing statements from the Ne guichican candidate for Vice President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Uacover
Sald
Kansas City
Forbes Link wedding ties Baton Rouge and Cameron
Miss Pearl Forbes of Baton Rouge and Mr Robert Link formerly of Cameron were married at the Presbyterian manse in Baton Rouge. The couple visited Cameron after the ceremony and will reside in Baton Rouge. A bridge party honored Robert Link and his bride with guests and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Forbes
Baton Rouge
Robert Link
Cameron
Link
J. D. Link
Silver City
Mrs. Link
Cameron shoppers tour Jones Prairie Saturday crowd
Shoppers in Cameron from Jones Prairie included Mrs. W. T. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Will Brown and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Crook, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Crook, Judge Fontaine, Dr. Fontaine, John and Russell Bailey and Carl Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Jones Prairie
W. T. Johnson
Will Brown
Clarence Crook
Carlton Crook
Judge Fontaine
Fontaine
John and
Russell Bailey
Carl Black
Local Social Notes From Belton Cameron and Temple
Evelyn Harrell of Belton was home over the weekend. P. H. Love called in Cameron Friday. Miss Bill Fontaine attended the circus in Temple Saturday and returned Sunday. Rev. Dobson spent Saturday night at Archie McLerran’s. Mrs. Tom Stidham and Mrs. Archie McLerran shopped in Cameron Thursday. Miss Jewell Hickman visited Mrs. Rodney Fontaine with Clara Bennett and Etna Love calling in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Harrell
Belton
Bill Fontaine
Temple
Rev. Dobson
Archie McLerran
Tom Stidham
Cameron
Sam Hickman and wife shop in Cameron and Ben Arnold
Mr and Mrs Sam Hickman were shoppers in Cameron and Ben Arnold on Friday with plans to buy groceries and household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hickman
Cameron and
Ben Arnold
Obituary Mentiones Whitman Family Ties and Attending Relatives
Mr. Whitman is survived by his mother and wife, who was away in South Carolina, and six sisters. Out of town relatives included Mrs. Alice Sampson of Waco, Mrs. Eugene Hanzen of Dallas, Mrs. John Gurly of Dallas, Mrs. Wallace Fraser of Wichita Falls, and brothers in law Mr. Davis Gurley of Waco and Mr. Thelston Ford of Bouleyville.
Funeral services for D C Brown held at home
Funeral services for D C Brown were held Monday at 3 30 p m from his daughter's home Mrs Iva Chasteen. He died of heart trouble after several weeks illness aged 83. The service was led by S S Hutcherson and burial followed in McCann cemetery near Rogers. Survived by five of seven children Alma Carr Cameron Iva Chasteen Cameron Cora Taylor Brady W J Brown Alvin and Walter Brown Brady, all but Walter present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Brown
Iva Chasteen
Mr. Brown
S. Hutcherson
McCann
Rogers
Alma Carr
Cameron
Cora Taylor
Brady
W. J. Brown
Alvin
Walter Brown
Mrs. J H Laywell Dies After Stroke At Home
Mrs. J H Laywell died at her home Monday at one oclock following a stroke. Funeral services were held Tuesday at two oclock with Rev. E S Hutcherson officiating. Interment was in Walker's Creek cemetery. She is survived by her husband and three brothers, Clint Burke and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Laywell
E. S. Hutcherson
Walker’s Creek
Burke Family Relations Noted in Obituary Fragments
Fragmentary obituary text mentions Ad Hall, J C Burke of Cameron and J W Burke of Nebraska, a sister Mrs Alice Fox of Houston and a foster son Lindsey Dycus of Port Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Hall
J. C. Burke
Cameron
J. W. Burke
Nebraska
Alice Fox
Houston
Lindsey Dycus
Port Arthur
Mrs. W O Bowers Sr Visits Austin Relative
Mrs. W O Bowers Sr of Austin spent last weekend with her daughter Mrs Kruse, sharing time and family updates in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Bowers Sr
Austin
Kruse
Mrs Osborne Returns Home After Cameron Visit
Mrs 8. T. Osborne, who spent last week in Cameron with her husband, returned to her Latin Satur day morning. Mr. Osborne is doing relief work at the Southern Pacific freight depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. T. Osborne
Cameron
Mr. Osborne
Southern Pacific
Mrs Hugh McFadden and Daughter Shop in Waco
Mrs Hugh McFadden and her daughter Marie spent a Saturday shopping in Waco drawing local interest as they toured stores and browsed merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McFadden
Marie
Waco
Local News Brief From Jones Prairie
Miss Lucille Johnson returned home Wednesday from Cameron hospital. Alice Fontaine has been ill with scarlet fever in the past week. Rev. Robert Dobson filled his regular appointment Sunday at Little was opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Fontaine
Robert Dobson
Little
Community Visitors and School Openings Highlight Week
Rev McKinney Henderson of Waco visited the community Sunday. Rev and Mrs C L Stradley of Thrall spent two weeks at the Johnson home. Merlin Lester of Baylor University weekend at home. Ray and Oliver Love spent the weekend at home. Rev Dobson was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs John McLerran. Beulah Johnson spent Sunday with the Crook girls. Oscar Smith returned Wednesday from Cameron hospital after an operation. Miss La Rose White attends school in San Marcos this year. Monday morning both Jones Prairie and String Prairie schools started. Children seemed happy to begin school work again. Mary E Jones returned Sunday from Houston trip. Willie Mae Johnson, Howard Schw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Link
Baton Rouge
Bob Brown
Green Addition
Hilda Burke
Elizabeth Adams
Mary Randolph
Ganelle Cox
Frances House
Cora Mae Link
John Muse
Penn Wolf
J. D. Link
T. L. Randolph
J. F. Brown
Martin Kilian
Paul Porter
E. P. Werner
Jones Prairie
String Prairie
McKenny Henderson Preaches at Little River Church
The preacher McKenny Henderson delivered a Sunday night sermon at the Little River church, addressing congregants and calling for reflection and faith. The service drew attendees from the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKenny Henderson
Little River Church
Interesting B Y P U program delights Sunday audience
Senior B Y P U hosted a Sunday night program with Rev. Dobson displaying trinkets sent from China by a missionary friend. Music was performed by Miss Lois Brown and her father Will Brown.
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Dobson
China
Lois Brown
Will Brown
Funeral services for Ted Whitman in San Antonio
The 39 year old Ted Whitman of San Antonio had funeral services held at Judge John Watson's home on East Thirteenth Street last Saturday at eleven o'clock. He was the son of Mrs. C D Whitman of Waco and the family formerly lived here. The body arrived from San Antonio Friday night and Rev Ramsey of the Methodist church officiated. Interment was in Oak Hill cemetery with pallbearers including A. J. Lewis and T. S. Hen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Whitman
San Antonio
John Watson
East Thirteenth Street
Whitman
C.D. Whitman
Waco
Watson
Rev. Ramsey
Methodist Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
A. J. Lewis
Byrne Colleges Advertise Free Review and Quick Employment
Former Trier College president now promotes Byrne Commercial Colleges in Dallas Houston and San Antonio offering free review for alumni. He claims rapid enrollment growth as graduates secure immediate jobs with high salaries and opportunities for advancement.
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Byrne
Texas
Byrne Commercial Colleges
Dallas
Houston
San Antonio
Trier College
Byrne Commercial
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Marlin
Ethel
Janie Mae Crook
Beaulah Johnson
Eldred Massengale
Rodney Fontaine
P. H. Love
D.C. Brown
J. H. Laywele
Savage
Green Produce Company
Milam County Lumber Company
Hickman’s Garage
W. C. Hickman
Prop
Lucille Johnson
Cameron Hospital
Merlin Lester
Baylor University
Ray and
Oliver Love
John McLerran
The
Crook Girls
Oscar Smith
la Rose White
San Marcos
Mary E. Jones
Willie Mae Johnson
Howard Schw
DR. Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Company
Elkhart, Indiana
Pym
Stoc Bay
J. P. Werner & CO
Santa Fe
Cameron, Texas
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