Local and Personal Notes From Cameron Community
Mrs. Fred Robinson of Waco, a Waco News Tribune staffer, visited Cameron last week for the Waco Cotton Palace, guest of Mrs. Hallie Jones Wofford. Miss Sadie Pinker of Georgetown attended the funeral of cousin Mrs. W H Triggs. Rev. Paul Bell of Bastrop spoke on Mexican mission work at Bastrop and to Cameron Baptist Church. Mrs. John A Green and daughter Helen visited Dallas for the weekend. Families and friends traveled to Bryan to see Mrs. Ryan's mother. A F Mitchell spent Monday in Waco. Miss Blanche Hensley attended the Dallas Fair. Florence Atkinson and Elwood Atkinson were Dallas visitors. William Self joined First National Bank after leaving Milam Hardware. Mrs Conn Miller and others spent Wednesday in Temple. Cameron attendees at the Dallas State Fair included Atkinson, Elwood Atkinson, Ben Hurdle, Mrs John A Green and Helen Green. Mrs David Smith of Austin visits Dr. David Smith. Mr and Mrs Kirby Boles visited Waco Sunday. J F Howard hosted Baylor students at a house party including Mittie Lou Howard, Lillie May Miller, Florence Hobson, and Mary Scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Robinson
Waco
Waco News Tribune
Cameron
Waco Cotton Palace
Hallie Jones Wofford
Paul Bell
Bastrop
Bell
Texas
Home Mission Board
Atlanta
Baptist Church
Dallas
Florence Atkinson
Elwood Atkinson
Ben Hurdle
John A. Green
Helen Green
J. F. Howard
Baylor
Mittie Lou Howard
Lillie May Miller
Shreveport
Florence Hobson
Hobson
Mary Scandal
Local Residents Attend Family and Funeral Gatherings
Mrs Lottie Hart Mrs W D Frances and Mary Louise Le Compte of Lampasas were guests of Mrs Wm Cobb last week. Several families visited relatives, attended the funeral of Mrs W H Triggs in Cameron and personal visits extended to Waco Dallas San Antonio and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Hart
W. D. Frances
Mary Louise le Compte
Lampases
Wm. Cobb
Cameron Community Notices and Local Appointments
Rev Ira F Key of Galveston attended the funeral of Mrs A N Green and Pauline Green visited Corsicana and Dallas to see the Texas Vanderbilt game. Nelson Green a Texas University cowboy figure. Mrs Criswell of Buckholts attended the funeral of Mrs W H Triggs. Cameron church members attended a Missionary Convention in Waco. Boy Scouts hosted at First Baptist. Several local residents traveled to Waco Dallas Bryan and Galveston for events. Public notices include laundry service ad and Camp Wash details.
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Ira F. Key
Galveston
The
Cameron Methodist Church
W. H. Triggs
A. N. Green
Pauline Green
Corsicana
John Pierce
Pierce
Dallas
Texas
Boy Scouts of
Cameron
First Baptist Church
Meadors Stay in Cameron at Auditor ium Hotel
Mr and Mrs Meador visited Cameron and stayed at the Auditor ium Hotel. Mrs Meador was Véra Poo before marriage.
Emil Michalka Dies of Typhoid at 24
Emil Michalka 24 son of Mr and Mrs Frank Michalka Sr Pettibone died at five o'clock Thursday morning October 18 1928 from typhoid fever after weeks of illness Funeral set for Friday at St Monica s church at nine o clock with Rev Geo Apel in charge Interment in Catholic cemetery He is survived by his parents brothers Frank and Will Michalka of Cameron a sister Mrs Joe J Michalka of Cameron and relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Michalka
Frank Michalka
St. Monica’s Church
Geo. Apel
Pettibone
Frank
Will Michalka
Cameron
Joe J. Michalka
W C T U Leader Endorses Smith in Alabama Race
Mrs. Mabel Jones West of Birmingham, a W C T U State Executive Committee member and Baptist, campaigns for Governor Smith. She asserts Smith is a stronger prohibitionist than Hoover and warns Alabama women against Republican propaganda. She has long been a Republican until this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Smith
Mabel Jones West
Women's Christian Temperance Union
West
Baptist Church
Borah Attacks Hoover in Senate Amid Campaign Silence
Senator Borah assailed Herbert Hoover in a Senate speech contrasting Hoover's record as Secretary of Commerce with agricultural policy. He criticized Hoover for profiteering and alleged tax policies while warning against Hoover's presidential prospects. The speech reflects Borah's staunch opposition and calls to stem Hoover's influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Nordeck
South Dakota
Senate
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Borah
Israel
Congressman Brand Flays Hoover Over Agriculture
In the Senate on March 14, 1920, Republican Congressman Charles Brand of Otho condemned Herbert Hoover as the chief foe of agricultural prosperity for a decade and warned that Hoover’s election would bring eight more years of misery to agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brand
Otho
Senate
Hoover
United States
Hoover power debate rages over control of U.S. resources
The text argues against concentrating unlimited authority in a single leader, criticizing water power interests and supporters of Hoover for seeking broad empower ment. It questions how voters can back a leader who could directly or indirectly control vast U.S. government resources, citing Senator Borah’s statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hoover
Borah
Senate
United States
Senator Curtis Backs Hoover Risking Party Defense
Charles Curtis, Republican VP candidate, warns that nominating a candidate who offends the party would put the ticket on the defensive from the convention through election day. He cites Herbert Hoover in remarks on June 41, 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Curtis
Herbert Hoover
Official Bigotry Campaign Faces Republican Backing
The Republican National Committee officially supports Mrs. Mabel Walker Wildrendt’s campaign of bigotry and vilification as she advocates religious intolerance. Senators call for her removal while Hoover’s silence signals approval of campaign managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican National Committees
Mabel Walker Wiildrendt
United States
Com
Republican Prose
Ierance
Herbert Hoover
Imiral Coontz Aids Smith In Hannibal Mission
Retired Admiral Robert J. Coontz of the United States Navy returns to Hannibal Missouri to aid Smith in active speaking for district efforts. He previously commanded roles in Europe and now serves in local civic outreach activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imiral Coontz
Smith
Hannibal, Mo
Aumiral
Robert J). Coontz
United States
Sas
Lig Heme
Europe
Hie
Benalt
Mrs Antone Stecher Dies At Home In San Antonio
Funeral services for Mrs. Antone Stecher were held at St. Monica's Catholic Church with Father Geo Apel officiating. Interment followed in the Catholic cemetery. Surviving are her husband four children and a sister. The Herald offers sympathy. Green Brothers undertakers handled arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone Stecher
St. Monica's Catholic Church
Father Geo. Apel
Messrs
Roy Law
Claude Akers
Joe Richter
Frank Walzel
FE. J. Sebesta
J. P. Werner
St. Monica's
Herald
Green Brothers
Carnival acts and sideshow feats headline village show
The program features a soldier-like fork drill high dive and looping act, a ten alive side show with a mystifying sawing act, Debie Osborn Tommie Poole and Big Chief Hammer Fist at one dollar per minute, Laughland shapes, Victor Lee as Huckleberry Finn, Ina May Williams, and a weekly Mysteria pass for locating hidden bodies. Alec Peggy from Paris, Barrel of Fun, Ai Cindettes, and the tiny T P special steam locomotive cap the lineup. Runs over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debie Osborn
Tommie Poole
Big Chief Hammer Fist
Victor Lee
Egypt
Ina May Williams
Anna May
Alec Peggy
Paris
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Luna
Aeren
Eee
Ivory
Sunlite
Lde
Armour
J.T. Parma
FISK
Cameron, Texas
Sadie Pinker
Georgetown
Miss Helen
John Ryan
Lauretta Evans
Bryan
Mr. Ryan
A. F. Mitchell
Blanche Hensley
Dallas Fair
Brother Elwood
William Self
Milam County Hardware Company
First National Bank
Mrs. David Smith of
Austin
David Smith
Mrs. Kirby Boles
Bob Terry
Mrs. Cecil Warner
Jane
Fort Smith, Arkansas
Mrs. Warner
Mrs. S. W. Cheeves
Abbie Reese Harvey
Mr. Mac Harvey
Dan Hanner
Houston
William Howard Baskin of
Mr. Baskin
O. E. Laake
San Antonio
Minnie Bartholomew
Milam County
R. B. Ferguson
Lorena
W. H. Kueh
Vernon Roberts
Cottle
Albert Collins
Paul Brown
Ralston
Paul
Karnes City
City
J. M. Ralston
A. W. Esslinger
San Marcos
William Gary
Christine Esslinger
Margaret Ford
W. C. Ford
Marlin
John Muse
William Henderson
Clay Watson
Mrs. Watson
T. A. Robinson
Christian Church
Christian Churches
Wallace Jones
Mesdames Ray Burke
Don Eplen
Guy Slocomb
W. M. Ryan
Martin Killian
W. A. Copus
J. M. Eplen
Horton Garnett
Grace Eplen
Raymond Beard
G. C. Walters
Vernon Slocomb
H Starling
Burlington
Eddie Storey
Marlow
James L. Coleman
Jimmie
Joe Denson
Wilson Gunn
Wayburn
H. P. Black and
John Hays
Jack Adams
John Mace
Ooa
P. O. Adams
Magige Reed McCown
Paylor College
Elizabeth Connell
Spurlin Collins
Ben Arnold
Cameron Hospital
Earnest Collins
Fannye Lou Davis
Lou Davis
Jolly Blanche Pitts
Ethel Jenkens
Blanche Wiley
Charlie Allday
Dr. Harris
Fort Worth
Don Stocomb
Cyrus Miller
Tom Denson
Grover White
Dorothy Denson
Harriett Flinn
Southwestern University
W.C.T.U
Republican National Committee
Gcrrald F
O. P
Antone Segher
California
Hames
Avenue P
Galvez Hotel
S. J. Slocomb
Galveston, Texas
S. P. Cross
Sharpe
Firestone Factory
Horstmann Brothers Tire Store
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