Cameron Negro Welfare Council Decries Local Crime Calling For Curfew
The Cameron Negro Welfare Council issues a Declaration of Principles urging equal punishment for crimes within the community and harsh action against profanity, curfew enforcement, banning street presence after 9 PM, limiting children in beer joints, and tone down jukeboxes as part of a good conduct campaign. The statement calls for cooperation with law enforcement and teachers to enforce compulsory schooling.
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Cameron Negro Welfare Council
George Mode Suffering Stroke In Cameron Area
George Mode, a Cameron resident and former Rural Route mail carrier, is listed in serious condition after a stroke at Newton Memorial Hospital. His wife Catherine Mode Haygood, now Mrs. John Calvin Haygood, arrives with her parents. her husband, Lieut. Col. John Calvin Haygood of the Army Air Corps, was visiting from Hen sley Field Dallas this past weekend.
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George Mode
Cameron
Newton Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs I N West Shop in Waco This Week
Mr and Mrs I N West shopped in Waco the past Monday. The item mentions their trip and location, reflecting a brief society or social note typical of a local page.
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Mrs. I. N. West
Waco
Legion Post 9 Plans Armistice Dinner Meetings and Committees
Legion Post No. 9 met at the Legion Hut on October 3 to organize the Armistice Day dinner set for November 11. Committees include Food chaired by Fred Jackson with J. J. Janicek, Program led by W. A. Bill Morrison, Hall by Frank Polansky, Dance by Willie Kohatek and Herman Reineke, Prize by Herbert Nance and Johnny Zarosky, Poppy by H. B. McClellan, Decorating and Cleanup by Johnny Zarosky and Buddy Whitley, Publicity by L. Van Perkins and Speedy Braden, and Ticket by O. B. Horstmann, John Muse, and Joe O’Neill. A progress meeting is planned for October 17 at 7:30. After business, refreshments were served. W. H. Ezzell renewed his Cameron Herald subscription for another year during a visit to Cameron Friday.
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American Legion
Edwin Hardy
Fred Jackson
J. J. Janicek
W. A
Bill” Morrison
Hall
Frank Polansky
Willie Kohatek
Herman Reineke
Herbert Nance
Johnny Zarosky
Poppy
H. B. McClellan
Buddy Whitley
L. van Perkins
Speedy Braden
O. B. Horstmann
John Muse
Joe O'Neill
W. H. Ezzell
Buckholts
Cameron
Cameron Herald
Pioneer Ezzell Studied Indian Collection History
Mr. Ezzell is described as a real pioneer and highly intelligent student of history with a long running interest in the Indian collection owned by the publisher.
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Ezzell
Mrs Gunn Returns Home After Illness in Newton Hospital
Friends of Mrs. Jesse Gunn report her return to her home after a fall caused back injuries while she was hospitalized at Newton Memorial Hospital. The community wishes her a swift recovery and good health.
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Jesse Gunn
Newton Memorial Hospital
Holloways Visit Cameron Family Sunday
Mr and Mrs Herbert Holloway of Waco visited his parents Mr and Mrs J H Holloway in Cameron Sunday afternoon indicating family ties and a weekend reunion.
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Herbert Holloway
Waco
Mr. Holloway
J. H. Holloway
Cameron
Rogers Visit Highlights Rockdale Family Gathered
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Rogers of Rockdale visited in the home of his mother, Mrs. Sadie Rogers, on Sunday creating a family moment.
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Charlie Rogers
Rockdale
Sadie Rogers
Earl Tate Among Builders of Rice Stadium
Local Cameron native Earl Tate a structural steel engineer played a prominent role in constructing Rice Institute’s new stadium. The ceremony praised his work on the steel framework while noting his family ties to the area and his wife the former Miss Petty of Sharpe.
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Earl Tate
Tate
Cameron
Rice Institute
Miss Petty
J.A. Petty
Sharpe
United States
H. N. Tate
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