Local Notices From Yarrellt on Community Visitors
John McDonald hospitalized in Scott and White Temple. Numerous visits and weekend travels across Cameron Denton San Antonio Bay City Dona Ana and Austin as residents share family and church events. Charlie Griffin illness cited. Barrett family at bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDonald
Scott and White Hospital
Temple
John Lott
Nathan Lott
Robestown
G. W. Allen
W. A. Wilkerson
G. W. Blansett
Jay Blansett
San Antonio
Vadis Richardson
Bay City
W. A. Wilkers
R .L. South
Susie Mathews
Cameron
Charlie Barrett
Corpus Christi
Frank Barrett
G. L. Gallatin
Patsy
C. BE. Russell
Claud Mathews
Charlie Griffin
Clarence Colburn
Ellea Gean
Denton
Vie
John Foster
W. A
Weekend in New Orleans for Mr and Mrs McGoldrick
Mr and Mrs Jimmy McGoldrick enjoyed a weekend in New Orleans Louisiana. Mrs McGoldrick works for the Telephone Company and has completed a two week vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy McGoldrick
New Orleans
Louisiana
McGoldrick
the Telephone Co
Milano Methodist Hosts Bryan District Meeting
The Bryan Subdistrict held its September meeting in Milano with delegates from Bryan Hearne Franklin Gause Caldwell and Cameron. Milano won the MYF banner for attendance. After business the Milano MYF led a candle light worship program with prayers, songs, and scripture readings. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Baskin visiting Mayo Bros in Rochester were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Milano
Hearne
Franklin
Gause
Caldwell
Cameron
MYF
Gene Cragg
Milano Myf
Nona Bess Mills
Judy Dickerson
la Nell Haddox
Wilma Pierce
Nancy Ford
Jo Ann Miller
Barbara German
Sue Ann Mills
Ronald Westbrook
Addie Mae Kirk
Bro. Landrum
Roy’ Baskin
Roy Baskin
John L. Baskin
Mayo Bros
Rochester
Injured man Clayton Baker improving at St Edwards Hospital
Clayton Baker son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Baker of Marlow is much improved after his right foot was caught in a combine while cutting feed and he was treated at St Edwards Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Baker
St. Edwards Hospital
Clyde Baker
Marlow
Buckholts Pioneer K Tomasek Dies at 84
Karal Tomasek 84 longtime Buckholts resident died at his home at 7 30 Friday morning September 30 Funeral services were to be held by Rev H F Beseda in Caldwell at the Marek Burns Chapel in Cameron at 2 30 Saturday Interment in Corinth Cemetery Surviving are his widow five sons Joe Eddie Julius Charlie and Freddie Tomasek and one daughter Mrs Clara Voles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karal Tomasek
Buckholts
Tomasek
H. F. Beseda
Caldwell
Marek-Burns
Cameron
Corinth
Rosie Tomasek
Joe Tomasek
Eddie
Julius Tomasek
Charlie Tomasek
Temple
Freddie Tomasek
Houston
Clara Voles
Frankston, Texas
Rainfall Totals and Mild Temps Reported
Cameron recorded .57 inches of rain from Monday into Tuesday morning per L W Smith government observer at Community Public Service Co. High reached 75 and low 71 with little temperature variation across the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
L. W. Smith
Community Public Service Company
Joe Jones Ill at Newton Memorial Hospital
Joe Jones of Buckholts is listed as ill and hospitalized at Newton Memorial Hospital awaiting further medical updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Jones
Buckholts
Newton Memorial Hospital
Ray Woods Receives Warm Welcome in Cameron This Week
Ray Woods visited Cameron this week and was greeted warmly by local residents and officials. The visit highlighted ongoing community ties and regional goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Woods
Cameron
Milano Notes On Local Social And Health Updates
Mrs Charlie Martin Jr was bitten by a snake and is improving. Mrs Mary Peeples returns from Houston after illness and partial recovery. Mrs Martha Baggett plans a Dallas trip for family visit and fair attendance. Mr and Mrs Burk of Austin spent the weekend here with relatives. Mrs Lester of Houston and relatives visited Milano. Mr and Mrs Eldon Ball visited with her parents. Frank Hartley remains bedridden with a leg infection. friends wish him speedy recovery. Jewell Hooker of Houston visits his mother and brother in Milano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Martin, Jr
Mary Peeples
Houston
12,600 Bales of New Cotton Received at Cameron
The Cameron Compress Company reported an intake of 12,600 bales of new crop cotton by noon Wednesday. Manager P. W. Davis cited rain slowing ginning and expected higher production with improving weather. No harvest percentage estimate was available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Compress Company
P. W. Davis
Compress
Walston Welcomes Son Ernest Henry Walston III
Mr and Mrs Ernest Walston Jr announce the birth of a son on Friday September 30 1949 at St Edwards Hospital weighing seven pounds ten ounces. He is named Ernest Henry Walston III. A daughter Janice is one year old. Grandparents are FE H Walston Sr of Marlow and the Smitherman family of Calvert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Walston
St. Edwards Hospital
Ernest Henry Walston
Ili
Walston’s
Janice
Walston
Hazel Smitherman
FE. H. Walston, Sr
Marlow
Smitherman
Calvert
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yarrellton
Lena Russell
Rep
Latertaiming
Shenley
Schenley Distributors, Inc
N.Y.C
Winlord
Dusek Pharmacy
NEW Cameron Drug CO
Milam Drug Company
Loca
Christian Science Monitor
Focal
ABC
Norway St
Boston
Mass
U.S.A
Methodist
Milam Theatre
John Wayne
Kentuckian
Republic
Damon
Jones
Paramount
Ture
K. Tomasek
Milano News
Technicolor
Warren Lon McCallister
Peggy Ann Garner
Preston Foster
William Moss Pictures, Inc
Eagle Lion Films
THE
Bob Hope
Sorrowful
HOPE
Ball Demon Burgons
Sorrowful Jones
William Bruce Thomas Demarest
Cabot
Gomez
Mary Jane Saunders
Walter Winchell
Robert L. Welch
Sidney Lanfield
Cameron Theatre
Ggy
Ann McCallister
Garner Preston Foster
Fonest Tucker
Skip Homeier
William Moss
Phil Karlson
Morton Grant
Dorothy Yost
Willian Moss Gupbuses
Wye
Cale Lion Filas
Ernest Henry Walston III
Texas
Rod Cameron
Cathy Downs
Reed Hadley
Anne Gwynne
Blake Edwards
Ohn Wayne
Vera Ralston
Philip Dorn
Oliver Hardy
Republic Picture
Job Hope
Lucille Ball
Howard Duff and
Marta Toren
Roy Rovers
Milam
Jimmy Wakely
Panhandle
Joel McCrea
al “Lash” LaRue
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!