Rockdale Cameron real estate deeds recorded with values
Court House News lists numerous transfers in Milam and surrounding counties. Purchasers include C. L. McCullough, G. P. Layne, Jessie Lee, E. N. Lamb, Sidonia Kahler, Alice Nichols, Faye Zawadzke, Annie Stallworth, Cecil Walden, Charles B. Christian, W. C. Pemberton, John Henderson, Albert Timmerman, Joe Stanislaw, H. H. Reat, A. L. Caywood, S. K. Humbles, John Ray Wallace, Mrs. Sallie Donaldson, R. F. Prewett, P. Sanders, Clarence Beard, W. F. Marshall, Pedro Terronez, J. C. Smith, Emil Timmerman, Daisey Wilson, Frank Marak, John E. Dyer, B. P. Matocha, Wayne C. Pemberton, Luther Byrd, and others. Deeds involve Lot 1 Block E Douthet Coulter addition Rockdale. multiple tracts in Cameron, Rockdale, Milano and Thorndale. prices range from 1 to 6,640 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. McCullough
R. B. Caraway
Douthet- Coulter
City of
Rockdale
D. A. Thompson
G. P. Layne
Ray Miller
John Nolan
Henry McCormic
Jao. P. Smithson
Sidonia Kahler
Ludie Beckhausen
J. A. DePena
Alice Nichols
W. T. Pearson
James A. Prewitt
Jack Lewis
Alice
Burns
City of Cameron
Cecil C. Walden
Oscar A. Zotz
D. Monroe Grant
Cameron
Charles B. Christian
W. E. Gaither
Wallis
W. C. Pemberton
Georgie Martha Goodwin
T. E. Dodson
Oak Hill Cemetery
John B. Henderson
Arthur Kelley
Albert Timmerman
Robert L. Bounds
S. C. Robertson
Joe Stanislaw
H. H. Reat
H. T. Coulter
Roberta Brandyburg
Washington Heights
City of Rockdale
Sallie L. Donaldson
Hollis Erwin
R. F. Prewett Et al
P. Sanders
Jose Leal
J. B. Harvey
O. W. Ewing
J. B. Harver
Clarence A. Beard
San Gabriel Common
A. Fokes
W. F. Marshall
J. B. Newton
Pedro Terronez
Kennet G. Rogers
W. W. Lewis League
J. C. Smith
John W. Smith
Emil Timmerman
Noel C. Taylor
Milam County
Daisey Wilson
Herbert Weise
August Moerbe Addition To Town of Thorndale, $1, 850.00. Frank Marak
Roy C. Henseley
John .E. Dyer
George B
Albert A. Krause
Ella Rose Krause
J. J. Acosta
Luther L. Byrd
Carl Hawke
Wayne C. Pemberton
H. L. Greenlees
D. Monroe
George Waller Dies After Ill Health in Cameron
George Waller 68 a Cameron banker and former First National Bank cashier died Friday night at Newton Memorial Hospital after months of illness. Born in Martinsville Virginia he moved to Texas over 20 years ago and later Cameron where he served as cashier. Survived by brother Ed in Virginia and sister Jean in Sacramento California funeral services were at Green Funeral Home Cameron led by L L Morriss with Oak Hill Cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Waller
First National Bank
Cameron
Newton Memorial Hospital
Waller
Mr. Waller
Martinsville
Virginia
Sarah Putzel Waller
Bessie Hefley
John M. Hefley
Texas
Houston
Dallas
Henry M. Hefley
Ed Waller
Jean
Sacramento
California
Green Funeral Home
L. L. Morriss
First Baptist Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Rudolph Marek
A. K. Gurecky
Dock Hardin
Emory B. Camp
Coleman Duncum
Andrew Esslinger
Robert McLane
E. Vogelsang
James Watson
Roy Griffith
R. H. McIntosh
Walter F. Sharpe
E. A. Wallace
John Watson
Jeff T. Kemp
Bill Alex Bonds
W. R. Newton
J. B. White
A. N. Green
Chas. Brady
Bill Wallace
Morriss
Franklyn Dusek
Inez Collins
Francis Cox
Cyrus Miller
Leo Jackson
William Arthur
James Heffington
M. G. Cox
Army seeks testimony for Tokyo war trials campaign
The War Department launches a nationwide effort to obtain depositions from 2 661 former American POWs and civilians for Tokyo war crimes trials. VA and the Attorney General cooperate, with statements routed through six Army areas to Washington then Tokyo. Local former POWs include Cpl. Alfred Simecek and W O Eickenhorst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Tokyo
Civil Affairs Division
Veterans Administration
Attorney General's Office
War Crimes
War Department
General Headquarters, Supreme Command For the
Allied Powers
United States
War Crimes Branch
Washington
Federal District Attorney's Office
Veteran’s Administration
Safe Food Honey Receives Safety Claim Against Bacteria
The notice asserts Safe Food Honey is safe since bacteria that cause disease cannot survive in it, presenting a health claim about its safety for human consumption.
First Night Winners Named by Chamber of Commerce
First night winners in the rodeo were listed by Billy Mitchell of the Chamber of Commerce. Calf roping results show Alex Black 15.2 and Homing Jenson 18.1 with Buck Kirk at 20.00 and M. R. Kovar 21.00. Bareback horse riding winner is Harold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Mitchell
The
Chamber of Commerce
Alex Black
Homing Jenson
Buck Kirk
M. R.kovar
Harold
Local Rodeo Winners and Placings Report
Watson and Bud Humphries lead bull riding with Tommie Steiner. Cotton Proctor wins bulldogging at 15.4 seconds with Alvin Horelica second and Charlie Hand third. Saddle bronc riding incomplete but Andy Robinson and Charlie Hand top the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Holliday
Harold Watson
Les Hand
Cotton Proctor
Charlie Hood
Alvin Horelica
Charlie Hand
Bennie Weld
Andy Robinson
At Present Sponsored Girl Race
Na dine Black finishes in 10.4 seconds in a sponsored girls race, posted as a standout performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadine Black
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Myrle V. Hosh
P. A. Coleman
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Leonard Hildreth
Ruby Mae King
George Nichols
Raye Blackman
A. L. Caywood
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T. J. Chambers
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O. E. Bell
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J. C. Johnson
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Kennedy Sample
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Willie Tucker
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Aurelio Munoz
Milano
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Leo Wilkerson
Leela
Austin
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E. B. Camp
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Stamford
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