Mrs. Bertha Scheler Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs. Bertha M. Scheler, 53, died October 2 at St. Marys Hospital. A Clarkson resident for 52 years, she attended Evangelical and Reform St James Church. Born March 23, 1889 in Pleasant Hill Washington County, she married Joe Scheler in 1912 and had four children. Funeral October 3 at Clarkson Baptist Church with Rev. R. T. Sager. interment Clarkson Cemetery. Survivors: husband Joe. sons Herman and Ervin. four grandchildren. brothers Edwin Adolph Otto Schulz. Herman Jr. Schulz. Walter Schulz. sisters Elsa Pankonien and Amanda Wagner. daughters-in-law Lillie and Vera Lee. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha M. Scheler
St. Award
Milam County
Joe Scheler
Clarkson Baptist Church
R. T. Sager
Rockdale
Clarkson
Herman Scheler
Burlington
Ervin Scheler
Temple
Edwin
Adolph
Otto Schulz
Herman Schulz, Jr
Walter Schulz
Elsa Pankonien
Taylor
Amanda Wagner
Rosenberg
Lillie
Vera Lee Scheler
Walter
Alfred Kohring
John Matyastik
Joe Hauk
Louis Skala
V. D. Skala
Contract Let For Grading At The New Alcoa Plant
Contract for grading stripping and clearing of the Aluminum Company of America plant site near Rockdale awarded to Cage Brothers of San Antonio and Dean Skinner of Austin. The project covers about 200 acres and will take roughly eight weeks to complete. Construction superintendent Len Neubert announced the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcoa
Aluminum Company of America
Rockdale
Len Neubert
Acres
Cage Brothers of
San Antonio
Dean Skinner
Austin
Texans to see reduced fire insurance rates next year
Fire Insurance Commissioner Paul H. Brown said Texans who buy fire insurance will benefit from rate reductions saving $2,303,000 next year. He credits an equitable rate-making system that rewards towns with low fire losses and strong protections for building and electrical installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Brown
Brown
Increased Report on Household Employees Second Quarter
Commissioner of Internal Revenue John B. Dunlap reports 522,466 special envelope returns for Social Security taxes withheld from household employee wages in the second quarter ended June 30, 1951, up from 511,288 in the first quarter. Since May 18, 53,371 more first quarter returns have been received, with many second quarter returns expected in the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
John B. Dunlap
Collectors of Internal Revenue
Ulcer Talk Highlights a Sharp Exchange Between Executives
A tense phone call between a junior executive and a high powered executive ends with the remark I dont get ulcers I give them underscoring the strain in corporate top levels. The exchange captures a moment of blistering rhetoric and arrogant bravado from both sides.
Virginia Pope to Commentate Dallas Fashion Show
Miss Virginia Pope fashion editor of The New York Times will commentate the Dallas Fashion Center show Silhouette of Spring during October Market Week at Fair Park Auditorium October 29 with Rip Giersdorf's orchestra. A night club party follows at the Automobile Building sponsored by the Dallas Fashion Center and the American Fashion Association. The event features many Dallas manufacturers and marks Pope's continued influence in promoting Dallas-made fashions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Pope
New York Times
Fashions
the Times
Dallas
Dallas Fashion Center
Fair Park Auditorium
At & P.m
Rip Giersdorf
American Fashion Association
Automobile
Miss Pope
Times Sunday
Fashions of the Times
Times Hall
Chicago
Europe
Red Cross
Yvette Guilbert
New York
Women's Club
Women’s Club
Grain And Cotton Pledged For Overseas Ship
Texas farmers pledge fifty four cars of grain and four hundred bales of cotton to the Christian Rural Overseas Program. The Texas Friendship Food and Fiber Ship will be dedicated in Houston Port around December 1st as churches lead a nation aiding effort. Sponsored by Catholic Rural Life Church World Service and Lutheran World Relief. Weekend visitors: Mr and Mrs Thompson Kemp of Dublin and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Rogers of Lufkin with relatives in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Rural Overseas
Churches of Texas
Texas
Houston
Texas Friendship
Christian Rural Overseas Program
Catholic Rural Life
Church World Service
Lutheran World Relief
Cameron Herald masthead and rates from early issue
The Cameron Herald, established 1860, publishes Thursdays from Cameron Texas. Subscription rates listed: Milam County 1.75 per year, outside county 2.00, out of state 2.25. Sent as second class mail matter under act of Congress March 8 1879.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Texas
Milam County
Bob Wells Presents Film On Aluminum To Rotarians
Rotary luncheon hears History of Aluminum film by Bob Wells program chairman. The film traces discovery and aging of aluminum from rarity to abundant metal, highlighting industrial growth and the future of the aluminum industry over 62 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Wells
Rotary Club
Product Improvement Through Constant Effort
The note emphasizes that progress and development of the product come only through sustained, focused work. It highlights ongoing effort as essential to quality gains and long term success.
Ada Henderson School Fire Prevention Winners Named
Winners of the Ada Henderson School Fire Prevention poster contest are announced. Tom Collins takes first prize of 5 dollars, Kay Cox wins 3 dollars, and six students share third place with 1 dollar each. prizes presented at the Ada Henderson assembly next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Henderson School
A. W. Loughmiller
Tom Collins
Kay Cox
Alan Smith
Dwight Hughey
Nick Nabours
Joyce Wilkinewn
Charlene Sommers
Andy Bickett
Cameron Volunteer Fire Department
Ada Henderson
December Draft Call For Texas Smallest Since Korea War
Selective Service in Texas issued a December call for 362 men the smallest since Korea began. Wakefield said the November call rose to 665 from 575 and Marines reportedly asked for more in November. Local boards will adjust quotas in many communities and the December flow will be phased 60 20 20 over three weeks. Since August 1950 over 75 000 Texans have been examined and 30 332 men called since the Korean conflict began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Korea
Paul L. Wakefield
State Selective Service
Wakefield
Cameron
Bowie
Nacogdoches
Livingston
Henderson
Center
Mt. Pleasant
Canton
Brenham
Calvert
National Selective Service Headquarters
Texas
Out on the Limb Director and Chorus Girl Quote
A Herald Classified item features a brief exchange with the director asking about stage experience and a chorus girl replying her leg was once in a cast. The quirky line highlights theater work and a hint of humor in a classified snippet.
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Fashion
Fashion Trades
Aaron Bros
Asbury Millinery Co
Brooks Uniform Co
Brogan & Jennings
Chaiken Manufacturing Co
Chalet, Inc
Clockwise Fashions
Ike Clark Sportswear, Inc
Colin Garment Co
Donovan Manufacturing Co
R. Fair Company
Gordon Edwards, Inc
Gall Novelty Co
Gay's Originals, Inc
Gordon-Baron Sportswear
Graham-Brown Shoe Co
Green Bros. Manufacturing Co
Higginbotham-Bailey Co
Johnston, Inc
Kohen-Ligon-Folt
Smallwood Manufacturing Co
John F. Smith Sportswear
Solmor Sportswear Manufacturing Co
Srader Sportswear
Stockton Manufacturing Co
Sue Ann Manufacturing Co
Vanette Hosiery
Vogue Dallas
Westway Sportswear
JB Corporation
Farmers For Overseas
Thompson Kemp
Dublin
Jeff Kemp
Kenneth Rogers
Lufkin
Wm. R. Rogers
Farmall
Farmall-M
Burkes-Howard
Cameron, Texas
THE
Cameron Herald
Milton F. Brown, JR
Bryan
Ennis
LaGrange
Fairfield
Gonzales
Marshall Sulphur Springs
Beaumont
Groesbeck
Brogrok
James Ralph Wood
Dalla
Chrysler
Oriflow Ride
Chrysler Imperial
NEW Yorker
Chrysler Family
Chrysler Saratoga
Creen Motor Company
Howell and
7Th Streets
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