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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1939

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Nazis Overwhelm Poland as Warsaw Enclosed in War

The German High Command announces Warsaw fully surrounded as Polish armies are cut off. Gdynia surrenders, ending warfare in the Polish Corridor. Berlin reports Russia mobilizing forces on the southern frontier and hints at a possible German–Russian partition of Poland.

Warsaw Gdynia Danzig Poland Berlin Russia Germany Adolf Hitler International France England Roosevelt Hitler United States Britain Moselle

Cameron Theatre Big Week of Films Promises Variety

The Cameron Theatre presents a week of sidesplitting and classic cinema. Wuthering Heights stars Merle Oberon and David Niven this weekend, followed by Kid From Kokomo with Pat O’Brien and Joan Blondell. Saturday’s preview features Girls on Probation, and Sunday brings Andy Hardy Gets Spring Fever with Mickey Rooney and Lewis Stone.

Cameron Theatre Mickey Rooney Lewis Stone

Robbins Sisters Teach In Local Schools

The Robbing twins daughters of Mrs Katherine Robbins teach this year. Miss Louise teaches at Sharp and Miss Lois serves on the Woodville faculty.

Robbing Twins Katherine Robbins Louise Sharp Lois Woodville

Mrs John TomasciK Dies in Buckholts

Mrs John Tomascik died at her Buckholts home at 7 a m after a lengthy illness She leaves her husband and eight children Funeral arrangements are pending under Leland Green Funeral Home direction

John Tomascik Buckholts Leland Green Funeral Home

Calf Killed by Freight Train Near Burlington

Frank Wied, a Burlington gunner, reported Wednesday morning that his pet calf was killed when it wandered into an oncoming freight train. Neighbors expressed sympathy for Wied over the loss of the prized animal.

Frank Wied Burlington

Hoyte School Opens With New Teachers

Hoyte school opened at 9 o'clock Monday morning with Miss Otelia Wilkerson and Miss Lois Randolph as teachers. Wilkerson said attendance was good and many patrons attended the opening. Mrs. Jeff T. Kemp of Cameron gave an interesting talk to the group. Randolph was reelected at Hoyte this year.

Hoyte Otelia Wilkerson Lois Randolph Wilkerson Jeff T. Kemp Cameron Yarrellton Miss Randolph

Tax survey to begin soon in Milam county and Cameron

Curtis Morris a tax representative of the East Texas Chamber of Commerce will conduct a tax survey in Milam county and the city of Cameron. The Chamber invited by the City Council and the Commissioners Court Moriss has completed surveys in nearly all counties in the regional section of the East Texas Chamber of Commerce.

Curtis Morris East Texas Chamber of Commerce Milam County Cameron Chamber of Commerce Commissioners’ Court Morris

New Chevrolet for 1940 Announced by Grabein Co

R G Grabein, local Chevrolet dealer, returns from Houston meeting with R W Hill and C B Smith outlining Chevrolet 1940 policies. Hill cites a 40 percent national sales rise over 1938 and anticipates further growth in 1940. Grabein says plans are underway to unveil the new 1940 models, with displays planned at all dealerships Saturday Oct 14.

R. G. Grabein Chevrolet Houston R. W. Hill C. B Smith Hill Grabein Grabein Chevrolet Co

Acrey Speaks at Cameron Temple Lions Club Meet

Rev. O. C. Acrey former state Lions International chaplain and Cameron Lions Club member led the program for the Temple Lions Club. He drew parallels between the lion, king of beasts, and Lions duties. Introduced by Guy Haynes, the event drew Cameron visitors F. E. Woodruff Narvie Caperton Richard Bush and W. Ford with Mrs. Ford and J. C. Cosby from Laredo and Camp Perry Ohio.

O. C. Acrey Lions International Cameron Lions Club Temple Lions Club Acrey Lions Clubs Guy Haynes Cameron Club Cameron F. E. Woodruff Narvie Caperton Richard Bush W. 8S. Ford Branchville

Mrs Green Welcomes Cameron Teachers Trio

Misses Pearl Hightower Bendola Olson and Nell Kinslow, teachers in Cameron schools, have arrived and are again with Mrs C N Green.

Pearl Hightower Bendola Olson Nell Kinslow Cameron Schools C. N. Green

Walzel Denies Saying Hitler Boost Claim

An eye witness says Charles Walzel made a pro Hitler remark during a fight near Richards Bar Monday night. Walzel seeks a correction after The Daily Herald refused, citing defense claims that Walzel provoked the fight. Walzel states he would not make such a statement and offers witnesses to prove it.

Charles Walzel Richards Bar Adolf Hitler Daily Herald Gilford Shuffield Walzel Herald Walter

Grand Jury to Convene Oct 16 to Resume Its Work

A partial grand jury report shows 8 felony indictments and 4 misdemeanors, totaling 27 indictments this session. Arrested defendants include Woodson Hawkins for murder and Henry Shuffield and Le vila Johnson for assault with intent to murder, with others charged for false swearing and driving while intoxicated. Misdemeanor cases include unlawfully carrying arms, embezzlement cases, and Ola Mae Cook for assault, with transfers to county or justice courts.

Woodson Hawkins Henry Shuffield Arthur Fletcher Harris Hurray Levila Johnson Geraldine Carter Pum Roseman Ola Mae Cook Justice Court Precinct 3

Congress Session Takes Toll of Rotary Club Programs

The Cameron Rotary Club loses two planned programs as President Roosevelt calls a special session of Congress. Stanley Swift hoped to arrange a visit by Congressman Poage in Waco before Congress convenes to Washington. Senator Connally had accepted a fall speech but also must be in Washington, disappointing local members.

Roosevelt Congress Cameron Rotary Club Stanley Swift WR. Poage Waco Washington Moses Cox United States Tom Connally Rotary Club Senator Connally Washington P. W. Davis Mose Cox Clifford Swift Clifford Gibson J. B. White Charles Harritt Conroe Tom Conpaly Poage Cameron

Hall Bus Schedule for 1939 40 Session

The Ad Hall School opens Monday for the 1939 40 session and announces two bus routes. Gravender’s bus departs at 7 02 from his mailbox and reaches the school by 7 28. The second bus leaves the school at 7 30 and follows a route through Pettibone stopping at several residences before reaching Gelner farm and Mr. Gerick’s place on the way to school.

Ad Hall Pettibone

Miss Ruth Kemp Attends Camp Lake Junaluska Assembly

Miss Ruth Kemp of Mount Vernon Methodist Place Church in Washington D C attended the Annual Assembly of the Methodist church at Camp Lake Junaluska North Carolina as a delegate. She took an active part in the program and often appears on church schedules in the capital.

Ruth Kemp Washington ,D. C Camp Lake Junaluska N. C Kemp Mount Vernon Methodist Place Church

First Methodist Church Service Schedule Reads Welcome Invite

A. J. McCary, minister. Church school at 9 45 a m led by Roy Jarkin superintendent. Morning Worship 11 55 sermon topic Men Make History. Epworth League 7 p m. Evening Worship 7 30 p m Missionary Society Monday 4 p m. Junior Choir Tuesday 7 30 p m Senior Choir and Prayer Service Wednesday 7 30 p m. Visitors encouraged.

A. J. McCary Roy Jarkin Epworth League Missionary Society

Cameron Schools Open With Large Fall Enrollment

Cameron schools opened the 1039 fall term with 408 students enrolled. Superintendent Jo A Perrin notes the 1940 senior class could reach 185 diplomas, while Buckholts draws away many 16th grade students. Transfer patterns could affect Class A status and football competition with Temple, Waco, and Austin.

Cameron Schools Jo A Perrin Perrin Texas Cameron Yee High School Arem Buckhalts

Yoemen Open 1980 Season With Scrimmage Against McGregor

Football opens Friday night September 15 as the Yoemen host McGregor in a scrimmage. It is the first action of the season for Yoemen under Coach Bennett with no conference standings at stake. McGregor eyes a regional title this year. Coach Wood, former McGregor mentor, is ill and unlikely to attend. No admission will be charged.

Yoomen Bennett McGregor Wood

Phraenologist Madam Williams Tours Cameron Area

Madam Williams phraenologist has fused temporarily the building formerly occupied by the Community Natural Gas Company and will be in Cameron for several weeks. Mrs. Robert Kleypas of Clarkson visits her daughter Mrs. Ed Krause of Rockdale for the next few days.

Madam Williams Phraenologist Community Natural Gas Company Cameron Robert Kleypas Clarkson Ed Krause Rockdale

Worthy Sykes Family Heads to Montgomery for Ill Brother

Mr and Mrs Worthy Sykes travel to Montgomery Alabama to be at the bedside of Will Sykes their brother in law who is critically ill in hospital care.

Mrs. Worthy Sykes Montgomery Ala Mr. Sykes Will Sykes

Mrs Henderson Improving After Illness

The many friends of Mrs T Henderson will be pleased to learn she is rapidly improving after a difficult hot summer and will soon be out with her friends.

T. 5. Henderson

Rotary Hears Motto Service Above Self Praised

W T Bradbury of Cleburne spoke to Cameron Rotary on Wednesdays about service above self as the guiding ethic for world peace. The address inspired 30 attendees with hopes that nations translate the idea into lasting harmony.

Rotary

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The Independence Hall Philadelphia George Washington Benjamin Franklin Supreme Court Grand Jury First Methodist Church Temple Austin Kk, A. Perrin Yoemen W. T. Bradbury Cleburne Service Club Rotary International Mose G. Cox Mr. Bradbury Graham Gillis J. O M. McLean Knights of Pythias Lodge John Sapp Sapp Motor Tary Club
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