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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1971

Page

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Now With F M L List of Named Individuals by City

A dense listing of names associated with cities across Texas including Th ordale Buckholts Temple Bryan Alvin Austin Denton Dallas Fort Worth San Antonio and Houston. The document reads as a roster or acknowledgments featuring numerous persons and a few organizations in a ceremonial or charitable context.

Ben Arnold Leland Burnett Rogers Mrs O. R. Meeck Davilla K. A. Conner Temple C. Spankel Franklin W. Martinec Bryan D. L. Wilson Alvin H. L. Arney Austin Ludmilla Ermis Cecil Gus Wilson Denton George Powell Dallas Gladys L. Cundiff Fort Worth L. A. Svetlik San Antonio W. E. Bradford, Jr Houston Wallace E. Massengale

Library Hours Change at Cameron Public Library

The Cameron Public Library will stay open until 8 30 p m on Tuesdays and Thursdays as announced this week.

Cameron Public Library

Explosion at Worley Cotton Gin Damages Building and Machinery

An explosion at the Worley Cotton Gin in San Gabriel blew out a wall and nearly wrecked machinery. Gas buildup in the dryer's tower sparked the blast when a burner in the engine room was lit. The gin, a fixture in the community for several decades, had been operating at capacity this season.

San Gabriel Worley

Hearne City Council Rejects North Annexation Plan

By a 4-1 vote the Hearne City Council rejected the months old proposal to annex land north of the city. The council then extended the city limits in all directions by 600 feet with a 3-0 vote. Forty residents protested the annexation with a 36 signature petition.

Hearne

Miss Kubena Crowned Caldwell Burleson County Queen

Sherry Kubena was crowned queen of the Burleson County Fair. Other contestants included Margaret Wheat Zadia Jones Debbie Brantley Pat Allen Leah Cross Sharon Kubenak Elizabeth Hogan Patsy Like and Rosanne Caperton.

Caldwell Sherry Kubena Burleson County Fair Margaret Wheat Zadia Jones Debbie Brantley Pat Allen Leah Cross Sharon Kubenak Elizabeth Hogan Patsy Like Rosanne Caperton

Poage to Receive Car at Temple Appreciation Barbecue

Arrangements are made for Rep. W. R. Poage to receive a new Chevrolet sedan at a Temple barbecue honoring his 34 years in Congress. Proceeds from barbecue ticket sales will fund the presentation on October 18.

W. R. Poage Chevrolet U. S

Texas International Speedway Sets Dec Tripleheader Schedule

The Texas International Speedway near College Station announces a December 4-5 tripleheader with a $75,000 purse for a 100 mile NASCAR Grand National Race. The facility, six miles south of College Station, was bought from bankruptcy by Daniel W. Holloway of Farmington Hills and Robert M. Andrews of Lansing, Michigan.

College Station Phoenix Texas International Speedway Danile W. Holloway Farmington Mich Robert M. Andrews Lansing

Georgetown Banks Post Notable Yearly Deposits Rise

Georgetown banks and other local institutions report substantial year end gains in the Sept. 30 filings. Citizens State of Georgetown leads with more than $2 million in deposits, narrowly followed by Farmers State of Round Rock with just over $2 million.

Georgetown Citizens State of

Bell County selects Miss Flame in annual parade contest

Seventeen year old Kathy Schneider of Rogers won the Miss Flame title in Bell County in the fourth annual fire prevention parade held last Tuesday in Belton. The event is sponsored by the Bell County Rural Fire Department and honors local fire safety awareness.

Belton Bell County Bell Kathy Schneider Rogers Miss Flame County

Pay Increases Topped Budget For Bell County 1972

A public hearing on Bell County's proposed 1972 budget is held today. The plan includes pay raises up to 67 percent for some officials and forecasts income and expenditures of 2,728,990 dollars for the coming year.

Belton Bell County

UF Helps Girl Scouts Drives Support in Cameron Area

The Lone Star Girl Scout Council serves 7 500 girls in 18 Texas counties with Austin as headquarters. In Cameron about 130 girls participate. Council funds come from 14 United Funds and 12 regional drives. Local boards set budgets and plans with Wanda Rice assigned to Cameron. Programs include staff support, headquarters operations, training, and Camp Texlake and events beyond the troop.

Lone Star Girl Scout Council Texas Austin Cameron United Funds Girl Scout Council Council Camp Texlake Lake Travis

Area Banks Show Gains in Milam County Deposits

Five Milam County banks report continued growth in deposits from June 30 1971 and October 28 1970 calls. Deposits rose 10.4 percent from the previous year. Total deposits stood at 40,588,782.22 in Oct 1970, 41,627,891.49 in Jun 1971, and 45,155,709.30 as of Sep 30 1971.

Milam County Citizen's Nat'l Cameron First Nat'l Rockdale State Bank Buckholts State Bank Thorndale State Bank Milam First State Rogers Planters Nat'l Rosebud

Hollas Wins Highest Texas 4-H Award

Milam County 4-H member Melvin Hollas of Cameron is named winner of a $500 Santa Fe Scholarship and a trip to the National 4-H Congress in Chicago November 28 to December 2. He is the first Milam 4-H’er to win the state’s top 4-H honor. 18 and an 11-year 4-H veteran, he is active in leadership and has earned multiple county and district recognitions.

Melvin Hollas Milam County Cameron Chicago Melvin Hugo Hollas Rt. 4 Blinn Junior College Brenham Bey Lone Star Farmer Blinn College Agriculture Club Texas Santa Fe

Center Director Sees Hurricanes as Tightrope Act

Miami National Hurricane Center chief Dr. Robert Simpson warns that overusing warnings risks public complacency yet under warning can cause mass casualties. He notes the $2 million cost of hurricane alerts and cites Camille 1969 to illustrate human behavior, evacuation limits, and the need for coastal shelters.

Miami National Hurricane Center Robert Simpson Simpson Gulf Coast Mississippi State University United States Gulf of Mexico

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F.M.L Kubena TIS Flame Cameron United Fund Wanda Rice The Hollas Malcolm Balfour Reuter
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