Local notices and staff listings from Cameron Herald
The Cameron Herald informs readers of its postal status as second class under Congress 1879. It lists officers and advertising rates, with editors, managers, and directors named including J B White Robert McLane J P Werner R P Jeter H M Hefley J Parma and J G Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iee
J. B. White
Robert McLane
J. P. Werner
R. P. Jeter
H. M. Hefley
J. T. Parma
J. G. Davis
Tragic Death of Emil Loran from Accidental Gun Discharge
Emil Andreas Loran of Rhineland was killed instantly when a shotgun discharged as Raymon Brown fell while chasing birds Monday afternoon. The tragedy drew a vast crowd to St. Joseph’s church for a solemn requiem mass, with extensive funeral rites led by visiting priests.
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Emil Loran
Wm. Balhorn
Cameron
Times
Texas
Raymon Brown
W. 5. Bailey
Loran
Brown
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Rhineland
Knox County
Boniface
Emil Andreas Loran
August John Loran
Peter Loran
Emil
August
Mary Andres
Francis Andres
John Andres
Martin
Albert Loran
Henry Decker
Sophie Loran
Lib Loran
August Schumacher
Clara Andres
Austin
John Andres Jr
Joe Hoepfner
Ben
Ralph
Scotland
Testimony In Slain Father Case Details Night Outings
Girls of Joe Hosch testified about evening outings with boys including Fred Mathis and Bob Sammond. Fred Mathis shot Hosch as he confronted them near Elm Creek bridge, after their father had found them in a late gathering. Marie and Lillian Hosch gave similar accounts while neighbors described Hosch as inoffensive.
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Marie
Lillian
Bob
Clovis Sammond
Fred
Bob Mathis
Lillian Hosch
Bob Sammond
Elm Creek Bridge
Marie Hosch
Fred Mathis
Ella Mae
Joe Hosch
Hosch
Mathis
Buckholts
Cameron
Ad Hall
Will ‘Vaughn
H. C. Burke
Hiosch
W. W. Chambers
Willis and Chambers
Bart Mathis
Will Vaughn
Bart
Tom Chevalier
Wayne Chevalier
Yarrelton
Otto Dinker
Defense presents case as Cameron shooting timeline unfolds
The court session notes a May incident at the Hosch home two months before a July fatal shooting in Cameron. The defendant testified that the shots were fired at him as he ran away. Court adjourned at 5 40 p m on state motion as the defense began its case.
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Hosch
Cameron
Hosch Ag
Vaughn
Mathis
Fred Mathis
Bart Mathis
Hesch
Witnesses Testify In Mathis Hosch Shooting Case In Cameron
The Cameron court heard 12 witnesses including L C Burke and Ramond Richter as the trial continued. Testimony described the May shooting, Mathis being brought to hospital with gunshot wounds, and Deputy Vaughn recounting a prior warning to Bart Mathis. Jurors listed include L E Murff and J D Reaves among others from Cameron area.
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L. E. Murff
Burlington
J. D. Reaves
Ben Arnold
G. C. Black
Hanover
J. A. Mckinney
Jones Prairie
R. B. Self
Gause
Gus Evans
Cameron
S&s
Hickman
A. Longmire, Jr
Rockdale
G. W. Griffen
Crush
J. E. Baker
Salty
A. D. Henderson
Clyde Franklin
Temple Telegram
Two Day Session in Ada Hen Playroom in Texas
A two day session will meet in the Ada Hen playroom in Austin Texas with a 10 45 to 11 00 intermission. The schedule lists 1 00 to 12 00 for professional reading for the Rural Division followed by a 12 00 to 1 15 lunch period.
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Rockdale
C. S. Miles
Thorndale
H. M. Roark
Gause
J. Frank Cook
Milano
H. P. Shed
Sharp
C. R. Middleton
Rural
Yee High
Kathryn K. Robbins
Arthur A. Lee
Cameron
Lucille Dickard
R. M. Woods
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Huntsville
Texas
Ivy Armstrong
W. L. Hughes
A. & M. College
Ada Henderson
Leland Watkins
Dallas County
County Council
E. O. Siecke
Bryan
Texas State Teachers’ Association
T. A. Fisher
Cam
Kins
Ada Henderson Building
Mary Shipp Sanders
Austin
Ada Hen
Owens and Miss Green Wed in San Antonio Brief
Sherwood B. Owens and Miss Kate Helen Green of San Antonio wed at the First Presbyterian church in San Antonio at high noon on Friday September 6. The couple departed for Galveston then New York, planning an overland trip through the eastern states and Canada, returning by October 6. They will reside in Brownwood in a newly furnished home.
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Sherwood B. Owens
Kate Helen Green
San Antonio
First Presbyterian Church
Galveston
New York
Experts Approve New Majestic Radio Before Sales
Cameron retailer Green Brothers announce extensive pre delivery testing for the New Majestic radio. A thousand inspectors with 800000 dollars of equipment ensure performance and tone before units reach homes. The firm touts prior sales and ongoing support as the radio season opens.
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Majestic
Majestic Radio
C. N. Green
Green Brothers
Cameron
U. K
Mr. Green
O. K
Green
Party hosted by Mr George Clark with four guests
Mr George Clark entertained at his home Tuesday evening with a dinner party. Guests included Mr George Leach and Mr and Mrs Lee Tag. Green dominated the table decor with a fern and zinnia centerpiece.
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Gee Clark
George Leach
Lee Tag
Dinner Menu and Temple Outing Highlight City Event
Four tall green tapers lit a dinner featuring fruit cocktail noodle soup fried chicken turnip salad rolls cornbread muffins canned potatoes gravy cake and hot coffee Afterward the party went to Temple to view The Crime: Murder Case at the Arcadia theater.
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Temple
Cameron Kenney Chosen as New Pastor at First Congregational
Rev. Harry Grady Kenney, ousted by the Texas Presbytery on heresy charges, will succeed Rev. Robert Allingham as pastor of the First Congregational Church. An Oct 1 start was voted after a unanimous congregation meeting. Kenney, a Louisville Theological Seminary PhD, spoke on The Universality of Christ and was affirmed after a church committee found no substantiation of charges.
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Harry Grady Kenney
Cameron
Texas Presbytery
Robert Allingham
First Congregational Church
Kenney
Allingham
Denver
Mr. Kenney
Louisville Seminary
Louisville
Central Presbyterian Church
Clarksville
West Va
John W. Davis
Congregational Church
Jesus
Congregational Church In
Texas
School at Gay Hill to Get New Building
The County Board of Education met in regular session to discuss transportation for rural high school pupils, set the county apportionment and assessment, and report nine transfers to Cameron Independent District. Trustees were appointed in several districts and bids were received for a new three room Gay Hill School building.
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County Board of Education
W A. Morrison
T. A. Fisher
T. F. Criswell
Cameron Independent
Hamilton Chapel
Jack Galbreath
Otto Galbreath
P. E F. Holden
Friendship
J. R. Shelton
J. B. Dodson
Salem
Gay Hill
Turner Lumber bids begin work on county school building
On September 9 at 8:30 AM Jack Kyle of Turner Lumber Co Rockdale was low bidder and work to start immediately. The project will take about six weeks to complete a modern three room school. D D Hines low bidder for Davilla school extra room and wheelhouse ready for Davilla opening in a few weeks. Branchville school opened with strong enrollment under principal Mrs O F Robinett and assistants Miss Eula Cooper and Miss Cornelia Gunn.
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Jack Kyle
Turner Lumber Company
Rockdale
D. D. Hines
Davilla
Branchville
0. F. Robinett
Eula Cooper
Cornelia Gunn
Parent Teachers To Meet Here Sept. 7
The County Council of Parent Teachers Associations will convene in Cameron for an all day session on September 7. A morning business meeting will precede a joint afternoon session with the County Institute and Cameron PTA with lunch served at noon.
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County Council of Parent-Teachers Associations
Cameron
Cameron P. T. A
County Institute
Cameron Parent- Teacher Association
Milam County Cotton Ginned 1929 Falls Behind 1928
Milam County reported 14 714 bales ginned from the 1929 crop before September 1, compared with 15 410 bales from the 1928 season. The report was submitted by Grover H Albert, special agent for the Department of Commerce.
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Milam County
Grover H. Albert
Department of Commerce
Atwater Kent Radio Agency Change Reported
W. B. Denson has acquired the Atwater Kent radio agency and will make an important announcement soon. Denson runs the Radio Shop, selling and servicing radios and handling repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Denson
Atwater-Kent Radio
Mr. Denson
A Man Seeks $500 Loan Through Broker Advice
A creditor, unable to obtain a $500 loan from a debtor, is told to sue. Lacking a written note, he is urged to write demanding $1000 to provoke an acknowledgment. The ruse aims to force a debtor reply and create a formal claim.
Golfer Dobbs Cited For Notable Passion On Course
The interview notes Dobbs shows strong enthusiasm for golf. A colleague confirms hearing him speak about his game and enjoyment of the sport.
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Dobbs
Golf
Convict Reveals Pen Name During Social Worker Exchange
A social worker questions a detainee about his identity as he uses the alias 999. The convict insists 999 is his pen name rather than his real name, prompting further probing into his true identity.
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Herald Publishing CO. Inc
W. C. Triggs
Jafverson B. White
Father Boniface
Father Schiesel
Wichita Falls
Father Athanasius
Hartman
Arkansas
Knights of Columbus Order
Leo Kuehler
Louis Homer
Tony Peyson
Frank Regenwetter
Aloys Duesterhaus
Peter Albus
Mathis Garding
W. R. Newton
Cameron Hospital
D. Martin
Farmer
Marek
Aaron Spell
Sammond
Santa Fe
Matocha Hardware Company
L. C. Burke
Sustek’s
Matocha
Ramond Richter
Santa Fe Market
Matocha’s
John Slovak
Joe Plasek
Floyd Moseley
Annie McKay
Derson School
W. L Moore
University of Texas
Eron
Library
Rochdale
Yoe High
San Santonio
George Clark
Amarillo
Cotton Report
Atwater-Kent Radio Agency
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