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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1950

Page

8

Schiller Motors Names New Service Manager in Cameron

Schiller Motors announces Wesley Schrieber as Service Manager for its new Cameron agency. He comes from Rockdale where he served at Louis G Gest auto agency and service garage. The firm recently completed a modern plant at ith and north Travis. Mrs. Schrieber and daughter Brenda Ann will relocate from Rockdale once housing is found.

Schiller Motors Wesley Schrieber Cameron Mr. Schrieber Rockdale Louis G. Gest Auto Ith North Travis Texas Schrieber

General A. D. Bruce Plans Audit of Guard Armory

General A. D. Bruce of Fort Sam Houston arrives in Cameron for an inspection of the National Guard Armory building and equipment. Captain Rudolph Michalka leads the Anti-Aircraft unit with Major Heanel and Captain Wilds from Temple present to greet him and oversee the inspection. Bruce formerly commanded at Fort Hood. No definite future plans for Captain Michalka's command are indicated.

A. D. Bruce Fort Sam Houston Cameron The National Guard Armo Rudolph Michalka Heanel Wilds National Guard Temple General Bruce Fort Hood Michalka

Winners Named in Ada Henderson Fire Prevention Poster Contest

Fire Prevention week at Ada Henderson School featured a poster contest with eighth grade students taking top honors. John Morris Duncum won first prize of 3.00 dollars, Alton Witt second with 2.00, and Yvonne Storey third with 2.00. Shirley Solomon, Alton Sanford, Emmett Streetman, Nick Nabours, and Ann Wimberly earned 1.00 prizes. Nick Nabours was the sole seventh grader among the prize recipients.

Ada Henderson Folowing John Morris Duncum Alton Witt Yvonne Storey Shirley Solomon Alton Sandford Emmett Streetman Nick Nabours

Football Scores From Friday Night Contests

Cameron 13 defeated Killeen 2 while Georgetown topped Belton 41 to 7. Taylor lost to Rockdale 27 points to 37, with Rosebud edging Bartlett 27 to 6.

Cameron Killeen Georgetown Belton Taylor Rosebud Rockdale Bartlett

Yoemen Defeat Killeen Kangaroos 13 2 In Conference Clash

The Yoemen beat the Killeen Kangaroos 13 to 2 on their field. Key drives included Rosenberg and Lankford surges and a late Yen end run as the Yeomen capitalized on Kangaroo fumbles while clean defense held.

Killeen Kangaroos Kangaroos Kangaroo Johns J. Adams Killeen Glenn Rosenberg John Johns Eddie Lankford Sheehan Stanislaw Allen Reding Yeomen Lankford H. Roach Rosenberg Rice Rinn Ermis Joe Glenn Eldon Batte Cameron W. Wilson Thompson Kanga Roo Yeemen Eddie Wilson H. Rickets W .Vick Frank Malone Men of Troy Eldon Butte Satterwhite Roseberg H. Oswalt Logan

Yoe High Band to perform at United Nations Flag ceremony

The Yoe High Band under Francis Cox will march and play patriotic pieces during the United Nations Flag Presentation on the Courthouse Lawn Tuesday at 10 30 A M. The flag, created by the Gay Hill Home Demonstration Club, will be presented to County Judge Dan Tyson marking the fifth anniversary of the banding.

Yoe High Francis Cox U. N Gay Hill Dan Tyson United Nations

Nations declare peace movement invites public to attend

A message proclaims the together of 54 nations declaring there shall be peace and invites the public to plan now to attend. The notice frames a civic gathering as a shared step toward harmony.

Ill at St Edwards Hospital Mrs Bollinger Noted

Mrs S R Bollinger is among the patients ill in St Edwards Hospital. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery. Mrs Bollinger is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jim Quillin.

S. R. Bollinger St. Edwards Hospital Bollinger Jim Quillin

Drozd Guests Attend Cameron Picnic After New York Visit

Mr and Mrs Daniel Drozd return from New York and visit Mr and Mrs Albert Drozd in Cameron this week. They attended the Marak Sunday picnic enjoying a large crowd and a pleasant time.

Daniel Drozd New York Albert Drozd Cameron Drozd Marak

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