The Cameron Herald and Centinel (Cameron, Tex.), Vol. 86, No. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 27, 1945 Page: 2 of 8
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2—THE CAMERON HERALD
September 27,1!M.'t.
Court House News
M \R lit AGES
Norman Frank Rail and Elizabeth
L. Itemize.
Geronino Reyes and Luteria G.
Anaya.
I. R. Burleson and Mineola Jones.
Lonnie Anderson and Jessie L.
Weise.
Adell Pitman and Eva Lee Clay.
Charlie Smilie and Hattie Leo
Knox.
George Branson and Zora Roberts.
DEEDS
Mrs. Lillie M. Walzel et al to James
C. Marek, E 1-3 of lot 9 in Terrall
addition to City of Cameron, $2,260.
W. 0. Ellison to Otto Merkord, 281
acres of the Abigail Pokes grant,
$13,310.
C. Parnell Robison to G. M • Shuf-
field, 50 acres of the Jose Leal sur-
vey, $1,600.
Talbert Ridge School House Dis-
trict to Count> Judge of Milam
county, Texas. I acre of land in '1 al :
belt Ridge Common School District j
No. 72 of Milam county, $10.
Otto Merkord et ux to F. W, Merk- j
ord, (15 acres of the Daniel Robinson
and J. J. Acosta surveys, $6,500.
B. H. Ottrner et ux to Fritz Johns, |
west 1-2 of the southwest quarter of i
block 3 of the C. August Moerbe ad-
dition to the town of Thormlale, $55u. i
Mrs. Bessie Sharp et al to A. A.
McVoy, lot 12 in block 9 in Wm. Allen
survex in the City of Rockdale, $4.-
000.
P. Sanders to Oley Williams, lot
85 yards by 122 yards of land in the
Alexandei lanii in the M. Davilla
grant, in tflwn of Davilla, $25.
Willie Woods et al to Rosa Woods,
lots 8, !• and 10 in block 35 of west
Cameron, $10 ami other considera-
tions.
First National Bank, Cameron, to
Edith Patillo, lots 11 and 12 in block
-1 of the A. N. Green addition to City
of Cameron, $300.
Mrs. Mary E. Phipps to F. L.
Phipps, 55 acres of the Hayworth
league, $1,600.
Wesley R. Hoover et ux to J, Star-
rett Hickman, lot in Cameron in the
D Monroe grant, $3,500.
Killeen and Lampasas
Tie in (i-6 Game
Killeen, Sept. 81.—Killeen’s high
school football team ran up against
unexpected opposition in Friday
night’s game here with the Lampasas
Badgers and felt lucky to come out
with a 6-6 tie.
Lampasas scored frist on a second
period, 10-yard pass, Heatherly to
Rochester and failed to convert.
Killeen scored on a 20-yard toss
in the third with Earl Baker pitching
and Wayne Arnold catching. They,
too failed to convert, and the game
ended that way, 6-6.
Glyness Terry from Corpus Christi
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Homer
Terry for a few days.
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American soldiers in Germany nrc
forbidden to marry German girls, it
was ordered by the United States
government Friday.
American soldiers now serving in
Germany are also forbidden to live
in German homes.
General MacArthur has further in-
creased his restrictions on the Japs
by imposing additional radio and
press censorship.
Hideki Tojo has given his campaign
ribbons to an American military
policeman.
In the war criminals trials now on
in Germany a woman said the Ger-
mans cremated 4500 Jews at one time.
She escaped but her parents, hus-
band and 6 year old son were cre-
mated. She was asked to name the
5 men responsible and she named
them, one of whom was a spectator in
the audience.
Strikes were gaining headway and
emergency gas rationing was being
imposed in Ohio.
Governor Dewey of New York has
refused to make public a letter receiv
ed from General Marshall during the
recent presidential campaign. The
letter, it was said, supposedly says
that President Roosevelt knew of the
impending Jap attack on Pearl Har-
bor and that the Japanese code had
hern cracked.
Rosebud Scores
At Will to Heat
Waco Outfit, 31-0
Rosebud, Sept. 21.—The Rosebud
Black Panthers, displaying power to
burn, completely outclassed the light
Waco State home eleven here tonight,
winning 31-0.
The Black Panthers, scoring in
every period, notched five touchdowns
and one conversion to win in a walk.
At no time during the game did
Waco team threaten.
W. E. Buffington, who is stationed
at San Francisco, Calif., is visiting
relatives and friends in Cameron. T.
C. Buffington, his father of Houston,
is also visiting here.
Phone us the news item you have.
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Over the next fev month* millions of service
men will be returning from foreign battle fronts.
Ozher millions will be mustered out of U. S.
Army camps. Until the last of them is home die
railroads of America cannot consider their war
job finished.
Home — the beacon which has sustained our
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veers is within sight. It is our obligation to
do cvcrvthing within our power to speed that
homecoming.
America is v ast and it will take thousands of
trains to deliver these men to their destinations,
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Thousands of Pullmans and hospital cars will be
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Ky., have retured home after an ex-
tended visit with Mr. and Mrs J. D.
Turney and other relatives here.
Misses Minnie and Irene Vybiral
visited in Cameron Saturday even-
ing.
Mrs. Daisy Sprott is a patient in
the Cameron Hospital.
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White, Jefferson B. The Cameron Herald and Centinel (Cameron, Tex.), Vol. 86, No. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 27, 1945, newspaper, September 27, 1945; Cameron, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth560841/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lucy Hill Patterson Memorial Library.