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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1933
Page
5
Local and personnel notes cover Bob Wills and his Play Boys returning to Skeezix on Saturday night October 7 while a flurry of visits, travels, and family events thread through Cameron and nearby towns. Highlights include weddings, court news, and regional social happenings.
The family expresses gratitude to friends for their kindness during our deep sorrow. Sincere thanks from Mr. and Mrs. Homer Peel and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Triggs to Nell Mayes J. B. Mayes Vera Mayes Bob Mayes and R. B. Mayes Jr. for their support.
Kenneth Blake plans a sensational act for the Legion Carnival next week, setting himself on fire and plunging into a blazing tank. The stunt promises thrill for patrons and headlines for readers.
The educational program at Zone No. 5 Texas Optometric Association meeting will feature principal speaker Dr Gus Evans of Temple. The event takes place Sunday afternoon October 8 at 2 pm at the Deering Hotel in Temple.
Mrs. Herman Hilberg and Miss Alma Hilberg visit Mr and Mrs Charles Brady. Miss Josephine Dries returns from Chicago and Century of Progress. Sheriff J J Burtshell ill in Cameron. Mrs Tom Denson and Mrs John Denson in Waco. Dr Johan Denson attends Baylor College board in Belton. Mr and Mrs W S Clark rent Wilkerson home on West 7th Street. Mrs John Marak guest in Cameron Hospital. Mrs Jeff Lewis returns from Gladewater to Cameron. Mr and Mrs Jack Hearrell visit Lola Hearrell and Clarissa Collier. Dr M C Sapp and grandson Clayton Sapp visit Miss Imogene Sapp in Austin. Mrs John Newton improving at home in Houston. Miss Inez Evans takes teaching post at Kyle Hotel Temple.
Mrs. Frank Champion of Wynne Arkansas reports long use of Thedford s Black-Draught for constipation and gas related stomach spells. She says a three daily dose clears morning dullness and, after a day or two, she feels renewed. The ad recommends Syrup of Black Draught for children.
Lands owned or controlled are posted by law and trespass will be prosecuted. Fishing permits are revoked. R. L. Batte signs notice. Also mentions Temple shopping and Methodist Zone meeting attendees in Rockdale last week.
A fiddlers contest will be held at Sharpe Friday night October 6 in the school building beginning at 7:30. Milam Williamson and Bell counties are included with Johnny Brown in charge. Prizes announced include a three year subscription to the Herald.
A historical ad claims a universal mix of cures including liquid tablets and salve for malaria in three days, colds in one day, neuralgia headaches in thirty minutes, plus laxative and tonic as speedy remedies. The listing markets multiple products with broad health claims.
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