Thankful notice of Mrs. Joe Scheler's death
The family expresses gratitude for kindness during illness and death. Special thanks to Rev. Sager and the choir, St Edward Hospital staff, Mr and Mrs John Matyas tik, and Dr. Denson for care. Appreciation goes to those who sent food, flowers, and messages. Joe Scheler and family. Mr and Mrs Herman Scheler and family. Mr and Mrs Ervin Scheler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Scheler
Sager
St. Edward Hospital
John Matyastik
Denson
Herman Scheler
Ervin Scheler
Card of Thanks for Owen Clinard
The Clinard family expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during illness and after the death of Owen Clinard. Special gratitude goes to the nurses at St Edward Hospital and those who sent flowers or helped in any way. Mrs Mittie Clinard William Clinard and Family Chester Clinard and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Clinard
St. Edward Hospital
Mittie Clinard
William Clinard
Chester Clinard
National 4-H awards total $380000 for 1951 programs
Chicago reports that 32 leading businesses and foundations offer $380,000 in 1951 4-H awards through the National Committee on Boys and Girls Club Work. About 2 million 4-H members are active nationwide with vast achievements in gardens crops dairy livestock food preservation and garments. Winners attend the 30th National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago November 25 to 29 with 128 college scholarships and thousands of county medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Committee On Boys and Girls Club
G. L. Noble
United States
Noble
Kerr Glass
Lederle Laboratories
Simplicity Pattern
Farm and Home Electric
Westinghouse Foundation
Farm and Home Safety
General Motors
National Harvester
Kelvinator
American Forest Products Industries
Allis- Chalmers
Girls’ Record
Montgomery Ward
Kellogg Co
Battle Creek
Charles R. Walgreen
Sears-Roebuck Foundation
Edward Foss Wilson
Cudahy Packing
Thos. EB. Wilson
Dearborn Motors
Pure Oil
United States Rubber
American Oil
General Petroleum
Pan- Am Southern
Standard Oil
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
Stanoland Oil and Gas
Utah
Ision Service
Rheumatic Heart Disease Tops Child Death List
Rheumatic heart disease is now the leading cause of death among children aged ten to fourteen and ranks second to tuberculosis for ages fifteen to twenty five. Health officer D. Gee and W. Cox note the unclear cause and lack of a vaccine, while warning signs include joint pain and swelling in the knees ankles elbows or wrists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Gee. W. Cox
Jimmy reports Cameron routs Taylor Ducks 54 to 0
On Monday October 15 Yoemen appeared on Bird's Program with host Mr Hack. Jimmy said Cameron defeated the Taylor Ducks 54 0 Friday night. Jimmy, his father and friends traveled to Dallas to attend State Fair activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoemen
Bird
Norning
Hack
WFAA
Jimmy
Cameron
Taylor Ducks
Dallas
Cards of thanks for Patsy Ruth and local notices
Mr and Mrs W F Glass and Mr and Mrs Albert Drozd thank friends for flowers cards and gifts after Patsy Ruths injury and hospital stay May God bless you They note the funeral of Mrs BR Bi Easterwood at Thaca Mrs Albert Drozd joins Adams Furniture Store as book keeper in Temple A stray goats found at Norbert Kostrom Rt 1 Cameron 78 1tp
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Ruth
W. F. Glass
Albert Drozd
Bi Easterwood
Thaca
Adams Furniture Store
Temple
Norbert Kostrom
Rt. 1
Cameron
General Convention of Texas Baptists in Houston
More than a million Baptists in Texas will plan their 1952 de nominational program in sessions at Houston Oct 28-25. An estimated 5 000 messengers from outside Houston will attend the Coliseum for three days of reports planning and inspiration. William Fleming of Fort Worth is convention president. State conventions of the Women’s Missionary Union and the Epistle Brotherhood meet on Monday and Tuesday before the general convention opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Houston
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Coliseum
William Fleming
Fort Worth
Woman’s, Missionary Union
The
Luptial Brotherhood
General Convention
Lee R. Schattle Arrives Aboard USS Boxer in U S Aboard
Cameron Texas native Lee R. Schattle aviation electrician's mate third class USN arrived in the United States aboard the aircraft carrier USS Boxer. Since entering the Far East in March the Boxer's airgroup with seven squadrons has made over 7000 strikes against North Korean targets. 90 percent of the crew contributed to the Armed Forces whole blood drive before leaving Korean waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee R. Schattle
Aviation Electrician
USN
Cameron
Texas
United States
Far East
Boxer
Korea
Korean
Miss Ann Stallworth Ill at Newton Memorial Hospital
Miss Ann Stallworth is among the patients ill in Newton Memorial Hospital. Her many friends wish for her a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Stallworth
Newton Memorial Hospital
Kohring Visits Cameron on Business
A. R. Kohring of Rosebud was a business visitor in Cameron recently, meeting local merchants and discussing potential trades and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Kohring of
Rosebud
Cameron
Yoemen Stampede Taylor Ducks In Conference Opener
Cameron Yoe overwhelms Taylor 54 to 0 in the conference opener. Yoe men dominate with 21 first downs to 5, all players saw action, and a dominant ground game led by Batte with multiple touchdowns. Cameron converts 2 of 10 passes for 33 yards while Taylor attempts one pass completing eight yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Cameron Yoemen
Yoemen
Ducks
Paul Smith
Batte
Cameron
Yoeman
Butte
Thompson
Rosenberg
Langford Rosenberg
Biskup
Yeomen
Leonard
Polansky
Farm To Market Roads At Austin Hearing Signals Focus Shift
Seventeen delegations at Texas Highway Commission hearings in Austin show growing emphasis on primary highways over farm to market roads. Analysts estimate about 12 million dollars would be needed to fund each group’s requested road projects, with only five delegations seeking farm to market improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas Highway Commission
Belton Visit By Far Turner And A D Lagrone
Business visitors Far Turner and A D Lagrone were in Belton on Sunday touring local firms and meeting with executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far Turner
A. D. Lagrone
Belton
Future Homemakers Visit State Fair of Texas
The Yee High Chapter of Future Homemakers attended the State Fair of Texas in Dallas on Saturday October 6 1951 with 81 members sponsored by Mrs Wiese Mrs Hensley and Mrs Whatley. LeRoy Thompson drove the FFA boys bus and two more buses were driven by Mr Hollas and Mr Cooper. They left at 5:00 am arriving around 10:45 am and enjoyed a free lunch at 11:00 am. The group toured educational buildings including foods clothing and the Hall of State and returned to Cameron with many new ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yee High
Texas
Dallas
Wiese
Hensley
Whatley
LeRoy Thompson
FFA
Hollas
Cooper
Foods
Hall of State
Cameron
Mrs. Homer Nabours Expected Home This Week
Mrs. Homer Nabours, patient at Scott and White Hospital in Temple, is scheduled to be discharged within the next day or two and return home. Friends express happiness at her upcoming release after recent surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Nabours
Scott and White Hospital
Temple
Mary-Hardie student Ruth Turner attends Friday football
Miss Ruth Turner a Mary-Hardie College student in Belton spent the past weekend at home with her parents and attended the Cameron Taylor football game Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Turner
Mary-Hardie College
Belton
Cameron-Taylor
Local Man Ill at Newton Memorial Hospital
Local resident attends research farm. Friends of M. A. Baggerly regret learning he is ill and hospitalized at Newton Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Arnold Kirk and son James Howard of Milano visited her parents Mr and Mrs Clarence A. Coats in Cameron on Sunday. Mrs. Gile Terry visited Mrs. Henry Bailey in Lexington Tuesday night and attended an Eastern Star organizing event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Baggerly
Newton Memorial Hospital
Arnold Kirk
James Howard
Milano
Clarence A. Coats
Cameron
Gile Terry
Henry Bailey
Lexington
Kornegay Family Visits Cameron Relative Weekend
Mr and Mrs Danny Kornegay and family of Three Rivers spent the weekend visiting relatives in Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Kornegay
Three Rivers
Cameron
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Cameron Herald
John Deere
J. F. Michalka
John Vrazel
Milam County
McNess Company
Opt. A
Freeport
Illinois
Woodson Lumber and Hardware Co
Purina
Frank Gelner, Sr
Santa Gertrudis
All Ages
Brahama
Earl Cotter
Campbellton
Atascosa County
Princeton, N. J
Arrow Range
Seena
Cameron Seed
C. R. Ruble
J. R. Watkins Company
Memphis
Tennessee
Kent Thurmans Milano
Webb, “Are
General Convention of Texas Baptists Houston
U. S
USS
Burial Insurance
Marek - Burns Burial Association
Cameron, Texas
Yoemen Stampede Taylor Ducks
J. W. Miller
R. E. Allen Cox
Prewitt Building
Rockdale
Trip
Scott Forbes
Dorothy Hart
Mae Waa Att
Warner Bros
Marin
Patricia Steve Morgan
Neal Cochran
Edwin L Marin
Milam Theatre
NN Business
Dusek Pharmacy
Albert Gerick
Ralston Purina
Gray Summit
Missouri
Gerick
Ideal
Sam S. White
American General Life Insurance Company
Frigidaire
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