Milano News Highlights Local Socials and Obituary
Mrs Fay Bullock Houston spent a week with her sister Mrs G W Hilliard. Rev and Mrs Jack Berry returned from visiting a sick daughter in the valley. Mrs Dan Robinson hosted Edna Mae Wilmot and a visitor from Needles California. Mrs Pearl Williams spent the weekend in Houston with relatives. Mrs Lorene Black of Dallas visited Milanos and attended a shower for Sue Ann Mills bride of Leland Tindall. Milano school opened August 31. Mr Henry Hutto died in Cameron hospital after a long illness. surviving widow two sons Carlof Houston and Tom Milano and a daughter Mrs Alline McCoughly Milano. Funeral at Milano Baptist Church with burial in Milano cemetery.
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Fay Bullock Houston
G. W. Hilliard
Rev
and Mirs
Jack Berry
Dan Robinson
Edna Mae Wilmot
Song of Needles
Calif
Pearl Williams
Houston
Lorene Black
Dallas
Sue Ann Mills
Small
Milano
Leland Tindall
Henry Hutto
Cameron Hospital
Milanos
Carlof Houston
Tom
Alline McCoughly
Little River Philosopher Praises Debt Limit Rise
The Little River Philosopher on a Johnson grass farm praises Congress for raising the debt limit in a humorous note to the editor. He reads the news reluctantly, finds townshops unaware of the increase, and calls for readers to seek accurate reports.
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Little River
Congress
Johnson
Debt limit tweak praised as flexible emergency tool
A letter to the editor argues for a temporary debt increase from 276 to 281 billion with a required rollback to 275 billion by June. The writer urges Congress to keep government borrowing flexible and likens it to personal finance, advocating minimal external input for extensions.
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Congress
Revival Visitors At Clarkson Church Weeklong Services
Mrs J A Blassen notes visitors during the revival week include Weldon Pope family of Waco James Bailey and sons from Ben Arnold E B Yager of Jones Prairie Herman Schulz of Burlington and several others from Gatesville Cameron and Fort Worth Rev W L Thompson and Linda stay with Mrs Joe Hauk while guests of Mr and Mrs W D Dodd include Amos Doskocil and daughter Josephine from Fort Worth.
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Weldon Pope
Waco
James Bailey
Ben Arnold
E. B. Yager
Jones Prairie
Herman Schulz
Burlington
Allen Jones
Gatesville
Lena
Mary Yee
Cameron
Jack Briggs
LaVerne Dodd
Ft. Worth
W. D. Dodd
Amos Doskocil
Josephine Doskocil
Fort Worth
W. L. Thompson
Linda
Joe Hauk
Bill Harrison
Mr. Harrison
Mary Harrison
Marvin
Lott
Jim Furnash
Harry
Cego
Guy Forque
Elaine
Sandra Kay
Larry Alford
Corpus Christi
Howard Harrison
Cynthia
Jerry Lynn
Marlin
Oran Casey
Alma Jo
Deanna
V. D. Dodd
Vacationing Inez Dagd Family Arrive in Fort Worth
Inez and granddaughter Annette Dagd are spending a few days with relatives in Fort Worth. Misses Lana and Mary Yoe of Cameron visited Mr and Mrs Walker Cox and Mr and Mrs Frank Sunday. Other visitors in the Rogers home include Mer and Mrs Chester Rogers and son Chester Jr of Gelena Park. A dinner for Pfc Ralph Jones was given at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs R M Jones on Saturday August 18. Jones left Sunday for El Toro Calif and will be assigned overseas duties from there.
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Lana
Mary Yoe
Cameron
Walker Cox
Frank
Rogers Home
Mer
Chester Rogers
Chester, Jr
Gelena’ Park
Pfc
Ralph Jones
M. Jones
Pfc. Jones
el Toro
Calif
Weekend Visitors Gather at Yates Home in Ben Arnold
The Yates home hosted extended family over the weekend including Melvern West and family from Levelland and T F Yates with relatives. On Monday and Tuesday they visited W H Hopper and family in Houston. Gene Williford returned to Electra after visiting Mrs K esel and Mr and Mrs W E F K esel. Faye Dawson of Dallas visited her mother during the week.
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W. EF. Késel
Faye Dawson
Dallas
Cotton ginned at Ben Arnold gin reaches 630 bales
Mr and Mrs Jack Lowry visited Hendersons over the weekend Dr Kosel reports 630 bales of cotton ginned at the Ben Arnold gin up to Friday evening indicating continuing processing activity in the district.
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Rownie
Collin
A. We Buffington
Jack Lowry
Hendersons
Kosel
Ben Arnold
Pvt Giles B. McDermott Joins Brooke Army Medical Center
Giles B. McDermott son of Mr and Mrs Erskine McDermott Cameron Texas reports to Brooke Army Medical Center for advanced basic training. He will be prepared for duty with the Army Medical Service at the Army's only basic training center for medical corpsmen and combat aidmen. The Medical Training Center offers intensive field care and ward management instruction with five days of field problem practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giles B. McDermott
Erskine McDermott
Cameron
Texas
Brooke Army Medical Center
Army Medical Service
Pvt McDermott Completes Fort Bliss Basic Training
Pvt. McDermott entered the Army last May and recently completed basic training at Fort Bliss near El Paso. Before service he worked with his father, was a Yee High School graduate, and attended Texas A and M College.
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Pvt. McDermott
Army
Ft. Bliss
el Paso
Yee High School
Pvt
McDermott
Texas A & M College
Milam County Health Unit Reports Weekly Disease Toll
For the week ending Friday August 27 1954 Milam County Health Unit lists four cases of pertussis three of gonorrhea and one of hepatitis Dr John B Bryson the reporting physician and unit director submitted the report involving the local families and relatives mentioned.
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Milam County
John’ B. Bryson
Health’ Unit
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