Money Back Pictures Top Screen Program at Cameron
A week of extraordinary entertainment at Cameron Theatre features Young Mr. Lincoln with Henry Fonda and Alice Brady ending Friday night. Daughters Courageous with John Garfield and the Lane sisters opens Sunday for a two day run. On Borrowed Time with Lionel Barrymore closes at Milam Theatre, followed by a return engagement of San Francisco with Clark Gable and Jeannette MacDonald. North of the Yukon with Charles Starrett plays Friday and Saturday at the Milam.
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Money Back Guarantee
Mr. Lincoln
Daugters
Cameron Theatre
Henry Fonda
Alice Brady
Daughters Courageous
John Garfield
Lane Sisters
San Francisco
Clark Gable
Jeannette MacDonald
Yukon
Chas. Starrett
Milam
Right of Way Conditoned by Court for Little River Bridge
The commissioners court voted to build a bridge over Little River near Gause if right of way is secured on the east bank. An option on a Brazos River bridge was reported for 2500 dollars, and local residents are urged to obtain east side access while the Gibson brothers donate west side rights of way. The project may cost about 12000 dollars, seen as a savings over initial estimates.
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Little River
Gause
Commissioners’ Court
Grady Stidham
Brazos River
Bryan
Caldwell
Death Threats End Family Quarrel Ends in Arrest
Leo Bailey Jr was jailed by Sheriff Kennedy on a disturbing the peace charge after visiting the W E Parker farm near Davilla with a shotgun and threats against his son in law Lavert Over a government cotton check the dispute grew as Bailey had ordered his daughter and son in law off his farm. The Parker family reported Bailey threatened to kill Lavert before officers intervened.
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Leo Bailey, Jr
Kennedy
W. E. Parker
Davilla
Clarence McCall
Bailey
Parker
Lavert
McCall
Parker Farm
Mecall
Mr. Parker
Man Robbed Thorndale Bank Given 25 Years In Texas Prison
Ralph Gresham, described as a youthful bank robber, was sentenced to twenty five years in state prison by a district court jury for the Thorndale State Bank hold up on April 18. He faced additional terms for other robberies including the Hallettsville State Bank robbery of June 14, with concurrent sentences anticipated.
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Thorndale Bank
Texas
Gresham
Ralph Gresham
Thorndale State Bank
Grg@sham
Cameron
Kennedy
Conroe
Clarence McCall
Dan Gunn
W. C. Wallace
Gunn
McCall
Thorndale
Wharton County
Halletsville State Bank
Study Club for Catholes Planned by Knights of Columbus
The Knights of Columbus Lodge announces a Study Club for Catholics in Cameron. It will meet monthly or semi monthly to aid Catholics of all ages. A committee led by John C. Andres includes Ray ONeill Albert Anderle and Frank Plachy Jr to work with Rev. Henry Gottschalk or his successor on its plans.
Car Hits Train at Crossing Near Heintze Station
Jim Mullinax and companion W. T. Gann escaped serious injuries after Mullinax drove his car into a slowly moving freight train at a crossing by the Heintze filling station. Deputy Dan Gunn, on duty for a Sept 16 Mexican celebration, arrived soon after and noted Mullinax misread a lantern signal as a Mexican cigarette. Both vehicle and train were traveling slowly.
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Jim Mullinax
W. T. Gann
Mullinax
Heintze
Dan Gunn
Judge Gillis to Lead Pythian Lecture Series
On Monday night September 25 Judge Graham Gillis will begin lectures on the ritual and principles of the three ranks of Pythian ism for the Knights of Pythias Lodge. The opening talk covers Justice Henry Rathbone life and service. All lodge members are urged to attend.
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Graham Gillis
Henry Rathbone
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Milano robbery cleared by arrests
Sheriff Kennedy reported the arrest of Tommy Ducan in Houston on Friday. Ducan is jailed in Milam County on burglary charges linked to the July 4 J D Peeples store robbery in Milano. Also named were Frank Cates and Steve Tippitt, with Cates in Dallas County jail and Tippitt in Edinburg jail facing federal charges.
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Kennedy
Tommy Ducan
Houston
Milam County
Ducan
J D. Peeples
Milano
Charles Frank Cates
Steve Tippitt
Frank Cates
Dallas County
Edinburg
Operation on Coach Wood Not Necessary
A report from Kings Daughter's hospital in Temple said Coach Carol Wood would not need an operation. Dr. Denson told Dr. Cottle that X rays showed no operation required and Wood's condition improved rapidly, with home return in two or three days.
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Kings Daughter’s Hospital
Temple
Carol Wood
Leland Denson
A. Cottle
Wood
Pollard
Richards Bar Beer License Cancellation in Cameron
J D Basel of the Liquor Control Board served papers in Cameron for cancellation of Richards Bar beer license. The bar, located on the city edge, had been closed about ten days earlier by Sheriff Kennedy amid ongoing enforcement at the troubled site.
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Richards
Cameron
J. D. Basel
The
Liquor Control Board
Kennedy
Miss Lucille Butts Visits Austin Relative’s Weekend
Miss Lucille Butts, a government official from Austin, spent the weekend in town visiting relatives.
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Lucille Butts
Austin
County Officials Meet in Temple for Three Day Convention
The North Texas County Judges and Commissioners Association holds a three day convention at the Doering Hotel Temple starting Thursday September 21 Registration begins 2 p m C C Randle Ellis County judge and association president presides A barbecue at 650 p m Thursday at Black Land Experiment Station Temple Friday speaker Wesley Dice Telfell County Saturday speaker Brady Gentry State Highway Commission A banquet Friday night honoring J J Loy Grayson County president of the Texas County Judges Association to be held at the Deering Hotel Temple with invited county officials from the region.
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North Texas
Judges’ and Commissioners’ Association
Doering Hotel
Temple
C. C. Randle
Ellis County
North Texas Judges’ Association
Black Land Experiment Station
Wesley Dice
Tell County
Brady Gentry
State Highway Commission
J. J. Loy
Grayson County
Texas County Judges’ Association
Deering Hotel
Former Gause Girl Leads Montrose School In Houston
Mrs. R. E. Doty daughter of Mr and Mrs Allen Warner of Gause has elected principal of the Montrose School in Houston. Doty was reared in Gause and her unanimous election marks a strong endorsement of her ability and popularity amid Houston faculty naming tensions.
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Gause
Montrose
Houston
R. E. Doty
Allen Warner
Doty
Frances Sharpe Joins Blinn College Faculty in Brenham
Miss Frances Sharpe was released from Yee High School after the school board actions on Thursday night and will begin teaching at Blinn College in Brenham starting Monday September 18. A Yee High School graduate, she previously taught at North Elm Friends. No replacement chosen yet.
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Frances Sharpe
Yee High School
Miss Sharpe
Blinn College
Brenham
State University
North Elm Friends
Methodist Attend Blue Bonnet Union Meet at Somerville
On Tuesday night Rev. and Mrs A J McCary and Mrs O B Horstmann led 15 Cameron Methodist young people to the Blue Bonnet Young People’s Union gathering in Somerville. Cameron had the largest church representation with 97 youths and sponsors attending. The event featured a two hour program and refreshments, enjoyed by all.
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A. J. McCary
O. B. Horstmann
Cameron
Blue Bonnet Young People’s Union
Somerville
McCary
Cameron Church
Buckholts Doctor Placed In Jail Here
Dr. W. E. Pierson of Buckholts was maced in Milam county Tuesday night and returned to Buckholts Wednesday by Constable Elimar Horstmann. A drunkenness charge was filed in Justice D. R. Criswell's court at Buckholts. Pierson had moved from Dallas about a month ago to practice medicine.
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W. E. Pierson
Buckholts
Milam County
Jini
Elimar Horstmann
Buckholt
Horstmann
Dr. Pierson
Court of Justice
D. R. Criswell
Precinct 6
Pierson
Dallas
Yoemen Open 1934 Season With Cameron Caldwell Clash
Coach Carol Wood plans to be on the Cameron sidelines for Friday nights Yoemen opener against Caldwell at Yoemen Field. The team, led by Pie Lucas in the backfield, prepares after a hospital stay for Wood and features guards Woodum and Dierr and ends Tindall and Masopust.
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Yoemen Field
Cameron
Caldwell and
Pie Lucas
Yoomen
Caldwell
Yeemen
C. EK
Woodum
Walter Black
Red Tindall
Robert Masopust
Allen
Wood
Carol Wood
Temple
Veterans Honored as Cameron Lions Confer Chevrons
Cameron Lions celebrated long standing members Ox sheer Smith and J C Martin receiving Lions International chevrons for decades of uninterrupted service. Mon arch Chevrons were presented in a surprise exchange between the two charter members amid tributes from fellow Lions at a luncheon with JD G Roden of Temple Lions as guest speaker.
Parity checks totaling $43 804 21 for Milam county farmers
Milam county AAA reports regular receipt of parity checks totaling $43 804 21. Farmers are urged to call at the local office and sign up for applications to be sent to the state office for payment. Officials warn the total could be larger as payments are calculated on a different basis than before. Mrs Jamey McMillian of Dallas visited here with her aunt Mrs George McGehee Sr whose condition is critical but improving.
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Milam County
AAA
State Office
Jamey McMillian
Dallas
George McGehee, Sr
Rotary Talk Highlights Billion Dollar Poultry Industry
Cameron Rotary Club heard Leo Fuchs outline the growth of the poultry industry and its economic impact. He described imports from Japan, egg production in the eastern U S, and the Fuchs poultry foundation’s work in Cameron including hatchery needs of about 100,000 eggs every three weeks.
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Poul Rm
Leo Fuchs
Cameron Rotary Club
Fuchs
British Empire
Japan
United States
Mr. Fuchs
Fuchs Poultry Foundation
Cameron
My Fuchs
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Lionel Barrymore
Milam Theatre
Mr. Stidham
Pythians
Methodist
Young People's Meet
Lineg
Forest
L. C. Wood
Temple Hospital
Bennett
Patterson
Brashear
McLerran
Cobb
Salac
Speck Dierr
Creror
Jimmy Stanislaw
Yeomen
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