Sherwin-Williams Posts Record Year in Product Sales
Sherwin-Williams reports a record fiscal year ending August 31 with $6,019,475 in earnings and $875,778,071 in total sales. President George A. Martin cites diversification and production efficiencies for the strong results and forecasts a bright outlook with higher dividends and continued gains.
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Cleveland
Ohio
George A. Martin
Sherwin-Williams Co
Martin
U. S
Mrs Dan Collins Hosts Ye Merry Wives Bridge Club
Mrs Dan Collins hosted Friday afternoon for Ye Merry Wives Bridge Club with guests Mesdames Bassett Watson and Frank Plaster. Mrs C W Bradbury won high score, with Mrs Eugene Greenlow also noted. The hostess served a salad course and hot tea.
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Dan Collins
Ye Merry Wives Bridge Club
Mesdames Bassett Watson
Frank Plaster
C. W. Bradbury
Eugene Greenlow
Halloween Party For Seventh Grade Pupils
Seventh grade pupils enjoyed a Halloween party held in the Ada Henderson building gym Friday evening. Sponsors Miss Blanche Hensley and Mrs. Charlie Nabours directed activities including bobbing for apples stringing raisins pinning the cat's tail and fortune telling.
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Ada Henderson
Blanche Hensley
Charlie Nabours
Local residents visit Waco and Cameron Saturday listings
Mrs W W Cox and Lorene Cox join a group of Clarkson residents on a trip to Waco. O T Canady and family shopped in Cameron. August Friemel and wife called at Joe Friemel home. Joe Scheler and wife shopped in Rosebud. Several visits to Mitchell, Bell, Brast, and Friemel households noted along with a Thursday school fundraiser box supper and play open to all.
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W. W. Cox
Lorene Cox
S. M. Harrell
Helen Harrell
Frances Mitchell
Dinner Guests at Mit chell Home Highlight Local Socialite Scene
Day dinner guests at the T. O. Mitchell home included T. O. Mitchell and Ollie Mitchell. Dorothy and Marvin Bell hosted Sunday night. Estelle Campbell attended Saturday night with Dorothy Lindsay.
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T. O. Mitchell Home
T. O. Mitchell
Ollie Mitchell
Dorothy and
Marvin Bell
Estelle Campbell
Dorothy Lindsay
Cartoonish remarks highlight small town life antics
The fragment mentions a visit in Temple on Friday night. Mr and Mrs Wm Lindemann drive a new Ford sedan. Katz the Kansas City druggist spends 60000 annually on advertising his stores. A pet store owner notes a dog’s legs are short though all four reach the floor. A new family is valued at 2000 yearly per town. Ed Howe jokes an elephant resembles a dried mud hole. Wm S Sadler MD urges being your best self in American Magazine.
Local Notes From Cameron and Nearby Towns
Little Fred Folschinsky Jr remains under care for blood infection and possible appendicitis but home for now awaiting further appointments. Mrs. H F Albert visits Mrs Otto Schultze. several neighbors host gatherings, including Mrs P L Bergum and others. Otto Juergens Sr buys a new Chevrolet while Wm Kosel moves to the Sharpe home as community residents attend the opening of Citizens National Bank.
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Little Fred Folschinsky Jr
Fred Folschinsky
Cameron Hospital
New Citizens National Bank of Cameron
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Sherwin-Williams
Laurenne Nairn
Bess Graham
Freeman Slocomb
Helen Dierr
Bridge
Clarkson
T. Canady and
Cameron
August Friemel
Joe Friemel
Joe Scheler
Rosebud
Katherine Schwarzing
Paul Brast
Herman and
Erwin Scheler
J. A. Bell
Ed Patton
Eula Brown
Pleasant Grove
Ida Fay Starnes
Three Rivers
Perry Strickler
Strickler
Ben Arnold
Joe Smith
Holland Wednesday
Temple Wednesday
Audrey Luce
Dorothy Bell
Lewis Murff
Near Rosebud
Howard Schwarting
J. Bell
Lidia Robertson
Hugh Latham
Wm. Lindemann
Katz
Kansas City
Ed Howe
Wm. S. Sadler
M. D
H. F. Albert
Burlington
Otto Schultze
P. L. Bergum
Otto Schuetze
Louise Lorenz
Wm. Kohring
Bill Kohring
Wm. Kosel
Willis Vogelsang
Emil Roesler
Holland
Otto Juergens Sr
Mrs. Wm. Kosel
Sharpe
Humphrey
Remington
A. J. Matocha & Co
Santa Fe
Leeman Wilson
Texas
Texas Power & Light Company
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