Boy Scout Troop 52 and 53 Hold Regular Meetings
Troop 52 met with 10 registered Scouts, leaders, and three visitors including Jack Lawrence Heart O Tex as Council Scout executive and R A Michalka Grand Knight of sponsoring K of C. New Senior Patrol Leader C W Gjedde introduced. Troop 53 plans new Troop sponsorship as Masonic Lodge backs an additional unit with upcoming Court of Honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Lindle
Kunz
Nkichter
Jack Lawrence
Heart O’texas Council
Waco
R. A Michalka
The
K. of C.’s
Lawrence
Bob Hensley
Paul Michalka
C. W Gjedde
Ernest Michalka
Scout Troop 32 Meeting Sees Attendance Rise
Troop 32 and Scoutmaster B L Archer held a regular weekly meeting in the Scout Hall Friday night at 7 50. Attendance showed a noticeable increase and the business session concluded before the program began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Archer
Parent Teachers To Meet At Minerva
The County Council of Parent- Teachers Associations will hold its quarterly meeting Saturday October 8 at Minerva. The morning session focuses on business and instruction while the afternoon features a Milam county talent program of music and readings. Schools without PTAs are invited to send representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Council of Parent- Teachers Associations
Minerva
Milam County
Parent-Teacher Association
Farm Leaders Tour Milam County Planned
Milam county agriculture leaders will tour Thursday September 29 to inspect terracing soil saving dam and trench silos. George Banzhaf county agent and Agriculture Committee chair will lead with speakers A K Short Federal Farm Bank M R Bentley Extension Engineer and G W Johnson District Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam County
George Banzhaf
Agriculture Committee
A. K. Short
Federal Farm Bank
Cameron
Court House
Fifer Caudle
Ed Simms
J. W. Garner
George T. Graves
Cave Link
Shep McClarren
Freshman Class Leaders Elected at Yee High School
Yee High School elected Amelia Freeman president for the 1932 33 class at its first meeting on September 23 1982 under sponsors Miss Pitts Miss Dickard and Mr Haynie. Simmie Smith was named vice president Lula Mae DePew secretary treasurer Shirley McLean sergeant at arms Edna Merle Deer Clinton Breeding yell leaders and Ruby Baylor Tom White and Joe Newton appointed to choose motto colors and flower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yee High School
Miss Pitts
Miss Dickard
Haynie
Amelia Freeman
Simmie Smith
Lula Mae DePew
Shirley McLean
Yell
Edna Merle Deer
Clinton Breeding
Ruby Baylor
Tom White
Joe Newton
Yoe High
Golden Age Labor Peaked In Early English Times
The Detroit News notes a period described as a golden age for labor in the teenth and early sixteenth centuries with high wages, cheap food, short workdays, and generous pay even for Sundays and holidays, despite later price increases and wage restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Detroit News
Telephone Wiring Volume Reveals Office Building Needs
An extensive wiring estimate shows the Equitable Trust building with 36 stories requiring over 55 000 cable feet of lead covered cable weighing 23 tons and 9 000 000 feet of wire, plus more than 1 000 000 feet of internal wiring. The Graybar building at 29 stories has over 19 500 feet of cable weighing 13 1/2 tons. The total telephone wire in the union exceeds 1 000 feet.
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Equitable Trust
Graybar
Uiong
Local residents share visits across towns this week
Buckholts Hailes hosted her brother J. A. Witt and family from Roswell New Mexico. Mrs Mitcham returned home to Jefferson after visiting her son J. M. and Marvin. Buford McMillion and Mrs McMillion visited Mrs Mattie English in Cameron. W G Bain and son Vernon visited Temple. G F Peck and children Jack and Virginia visited sister Mrs Ross Dabney. August Glaser and son Robert visited Fritz Glaser in Salem. D F Bishop and family were Hearne visitors. Mrs Zawadzke and Raymond Zawadzke shopped in Cameron. Theodore Bryant of Norfolk Virginia stayed with Judge and Mrs D R Criswell. Mrs Mewhinney Slovacek Hyer Criswell Dabney Dabney Cameron visitors. Clarence Oliver returned from a week in Lubbock. Mattie Everett went to Dime Box to teach this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Hailes
J. A. Witt
Roswell, New Mexico
G. F. Peck
Jack
Virginia
Ross Dabney
Accident injures Mrs Kuzel and daughter en route to Buckholts
An accident harmed Mrs Henry Kuzel and her daughter Norma while traveling toward Buckholts on Saturday. Details in the report are limited but indicate injuries occurred during the outing.
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Henry Kuzel
Norma
Labor of Love Uncle Joab Powell Circuit Rider
Kansas City Times portrays Joab Powell as an early nineteenth century circuit rider who preached across Oregon Missouri and essee without profit. He asked only fare for himself and no payment for his horses, saying charge his bill to the Lord.
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Joab Powell
Oregon
Missouri
Essee
Kansas City Times
Silver Lining Quote Sparks Political Exchange in New York
General William Mitchell references a rural anecdote about a little girl with two pets, a cat and a canary, whose bird was eaten by the cat. He urges embracing the bright side and resilience in politics and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mitchell
Ertaulon Fame
Politica
New York
Epe
Car Crash Narrows Death Risk After Head On Collision
Norma suffered a severe cut above her eye when a car struck a tree head on shattering the windshield. The driver Norma received prompt medical care and is recovering well. Nearby residents and visitors gathered Saturday morning as relatives and friends visited Cameron and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma
Gott Family Spends Tuesday Night in Temple Meeting Company Officials
Mr and Mrs George Gott and their children spent Tuesday night in Temple where Mr Gott met with company officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gott
Temple
Mr. Gott
Was Company
Begin Taking Cardus Today If You Suffer Like This Lady Did
Mrs Maggie Stanfield of Crandall Georgia recounts starting Cardus as a girl suffering irregular health for a year. After treatment she regained strength and weight and later, during marriage, back troubles and insomnia improved as she weighed 126 pounds. Cardus is sold by druggists here.
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Cardus
Maggie Stanfield
Crandall
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Boy Scout News
Rudolf Richter
Vernon Bain
Beaver Patrol
Buckholts
McNeil
Orange
Texas
Troop 32
Mr. McNeil
Roderick Long
Cat Patrol
J. W. Haygood
Masonic Lodge
Panther
Eagle Scouts
Horstmann Bros
Detroit
Horstmann Brothers
Sentinel Battery
Essex
Firestone
Labor
A. G. Mitcham
J. M
Marvin
Jefferson
Mrs. Buford McMillion
Mattie English
W. G. Bain and Son
Vernon
August Glaser
Robert of
Salem
Fritz Glaser
D. F. Bishop
John Zawadzke
Anton Raska
Raymond Zawadzke
Thedore Bryant
Norfolk, Va
D. R. Criswell
Sam Mewhinney
J. R. Slovacek
E. B. Hyer
Cecil Criswell
R. R. Dabney
Virginia Dabney
Clarence Oliver
Lubbock
Mattie Everett
Dime Box
Labor of
Viola
Raymond
Rogers
Corinth Cemetery
Otto Kamenicky
Joe Dusek
Joe Tomasek
Rudolph Provosek
FE. H. Gerstmann
Addeline
Hugo Fuesso
Buford McMillion
Bridge Club
Lye
Chas
Frank Green Cameron
P. L. Marburger Call
Ford
Ford Finance
Universal Credit Company
Hefley -Stedman Motor Co
Cameron, Texas
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