Deer Hunter Dies After Area Shooting Accident
William F. Brady 30 of Jacinto City died November 22 at Scott and White Hospital Temple after being shot by a deer hunter on November 20. James Cooper 40 of Channelview was charged with negligent homicide and released on 2000 bond. Brady, an Houston Power and Light employee, left a wife Sharon and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Brady
Jacinto City
Scott & White Hospital
Temple
Sonny Eliott
James Cooper
Channelview
Brady
D. P. Harris
Justice Court VI
Cooper
Elliott
Coleman
Pasadena
Houston Power and Light
Houston
Sharon Brady
Romar
Katherine
Janet
Cynthia
Randell
Scott
Seven arrests reported by Wharton County sheriff
Sheriff Sonny Elliott announces seven weekly arrests ending November 28 on charges including assault, theft of guns, writing worthless checks, disorderly conduct, illegal alien status, and felony swindle. Investigations covered two threats to kill, three burglaries, two family disturbances, and several minor offenses. A trip was made to the Veterans Administration Hospital in Waco and another to Bryan for burglary inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonny Elliott
Wharton County
Veterans Administration Hospital
Waco
Bryan
Hospital Notes on Bryan Area Injuries and Local Patients
Miss Deborah Sue Meadors underwent emergency surgery at St Joseph Hospital Bryan after a home accident with broken plate glass. She recuperates at her mother Mrs Charles Edmonson and Mr Edmonson in Hearne. Other Hearne area patients listed include A W Byrd Franklin O Davis Elliott Margaret Moore Hearne Joyce Campise Hearne Cora Jarrett New Baden Sam Johnson Mumford Joe Ferrara Hearne Dominic Salvaggio Hearne Charley Dorsey Hearne Dixie Lamm Houston Leonidas Fowler Hearne Annie Parker Thorndale Susan Krause Hearne Berdie Coe Calvert Ollie Johnson Hearne Elizabeth Lee Franklin Daphine Rose West Columbia Edith Sims Hearne Annie Battle Hearne Winnie Love Chriesman W L Hairston Hearne Co B Williams Bremond Lucille Burnitt Calvert Tina Louise Wallace Mum ford Cheryl Kempinsi Bremond Lena Romo Hearne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Sue Meadors
St. Joseph Hospital
Bryan
Charles Edmondson
Edmondson
Hearne
Hearne General Hospital
A. W. Byrd
Franklin Otho Davis
Elliott Margaret Moore
Joyce Campise
Cora Jarrett
New Baden
Sam Johnson
Mumford
Joe Ferrara
Dominic Salvaggio
Charley Dorsey
Dixie Lamm
Houston
Leonidas Fowler
Annie Parker
Thorndale
Susan Krause
Berdie Coe
Calvert Ollie Johnson
Elizabeth Lee
Franklin Daphine Rose
West Columbia
Edith M. Sims
Annie Battle
Winnie Love
Chriesman
W. L. Hairston
Hearne Co
B. Williams
Bremond
Lucille Burnitt
Calvert
Tina Louise Wallace
Cheryl Kempinsi
Lena Romo
Calvert Cagers Sweep Second Victory 84-51
Calvert Trojan cagers won their second game of the season 84-51 against Groesbeck on November 23, with the "B" team beating Groesbeck 99-24. William Loftis led the A team with 25 points, aided by Rob ert Stevenson 21 Tim Stevenson 16 and Bobby Hurst 10. Coach Larry Linder praised his team's defense and passing as they improve to 2-0. They will compete in the North Zulch tournament December 2-4, opening against Willis at 5 p.m. on December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvert Trojan
Groesbeck
Trojan
William Loftis
Trojans
Thorndale
Robert Stevenson
Tim Stevenson
Bobby Hurst
Larry
Linder
Calvert
Willis
Conway Twitty Records New Song I Didn't Lose Her I Threw Her Away
Country star Conway Twitty cut a new Decca recording titled I Didn't Lose Her I Threw Her Away composer Elmer Mullinnix of Hearne wrote the song notes indicate the release details and creative credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway Twitty
Decca Records
Elmer Mullinnix
Hearne
Church Singing Set For Saturday at Hearne Assembly of God
The First Assembly of God Church of Hearne will sponsor its monthly evening singing Saturday at 7 p m. Anyone wishing to attend is welcome.
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First Assembly of God Church of
Hearne
Tippits Attend Funeral of Mrs Hulsey in Van Alstyne
Mr and Mrs W F Tippit traveled to Van Alstyne to attend the funeral of Mrs J M Hulsey 98 who died after several months illness at a McKinney nursing home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Tippit
van Alstyne
J. M. Hulsey
McKinney
Pursley Family Hosts Thanksgiving Dinner in Central Texas
Thanksgiving guests at Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Pursley home in Midlothian included Dan Pursley and his mother in law Mrs. Chester Wadley. Also visiting were Steven Pursley and children Steve and Carol from Hearne. They traveled to Houston to visit daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miller and saw relatives in Baytown before returning to Hearne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Pursley
Dan Pursley
Chester Wadley
Midlothian
Steven Pursley
Steve
Carol
Hearne
Highway Mishaps Near Hearne Include Two Crashes
Santiago Rodriguez of Hearne drove a Tide Products 1968 Chevrolet pickup that overturned 6.6 miles south of Hearne on Farm Road 50 on November 26 at 2 30 p m. No injuries. Dominic Anthony Salvaggio was hospitalized with cuts and bruises after a November 27 crash 2 1 miles east of Hearne on Farm Road 391. Salvaggio, in a 1965 Chevrolet Impala, rounded a curve too fast, rolled four times in the Lewis pasture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago Rodriguez
Hearne
Tide Products
Rodriguez
Gray
Dominic Anthony Salvaggio
Salvaggio
Patrick Ray Lewis
el Paso
Gary Paul McDowell
Bryan
Davis
Lewis Pasture
New Subscribers List Ties Local Names Across Texas
A stray OCR list shows numerous new subscribers including Debbie Reynolds Hearne Carl Trojacek Hearne and others spanning Franklin Calvert San Marcos and Houston with affiliations to E W Whitehead Washington D C Mrs Bert Miller Jr Las well as Fort Knox Kentucky and Los Angeles California. The fragment presents a roll of individuals and towns rather than a connected article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie Reynolds
Hearne
Carol J. Cormier
Groves
Douglas Tuttle
Calvert
Jim Sprouse
Lillian Blair
New Baden
Jim Miller
Houston
Lamar Cross
Harlingen
E. W. Whitehead
Washington, D. C
Bert Miller Jr
San Marcos
Carl Trojacek
B. A. Lander
Mark Mathews
J. C. McDaniel
Ella Mae Williams
Andrew Spiller
Wheelock
Joe Berka Jr
Mumford
Richard M. Hairston Jr
Fort Knox
Kentucky
C. L. McCauley
Franklin
Iva Griffin
Corsicana
B. G. Arniold
Easterly
Grace Church Family Night Seeks Fellowships and Decor
Grace United Methodist Church invites members and friends to a Christmas themed family night on Wednesday December 8 at 6 30 p m in Fellowship Hall. A covered dish supper and entertainment will be provided with the Youth Department sponsoring and a tree trimming request for each guest. Reverend Buddy Hillenkamp extends the invitation for fellowship.
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Friends
Grace United Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
F. B. Elliott Jr
Church School
R. W
Buddy) Hillenkamp
North Hearne Overpass Opens Next Week
The Texas Highway Department will open the TX 6 US 79 interchange north of Hearne to traffic early next week after weather delays. The $1,823,891 four mile project, started September 15, 1969, adds a four lane section and twin overpasses over the Southern Pacific Railroad as part of a broader plan to reroute traffic around Hearne. Project engineer Charles E. Luster said through traffic will still pass through Hearne. Future loop stages await funding.
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Hearne
Delton Kittrell
Texas Highway Department
Charles E. Luster
Highway Department
R. B. Butler
Bryan
Southern Pacific Railroad
Kittrell
Highway 6
Christmas Parade Saturday Welcomes Santa To Hearne
Santa Claus will appear in Hearne on Saturday December 4 at 10 am riding a new float built by the Texas Highway Department district office. He will greet friends downtown later. Parade marshals are Mayor Jake Abrams Chamber President Delton Kittrell and City Manager Cummings Suggs. Hearne School Bands and others from Mumford Franklin Calvert Bremond plus Shrine Band of Austin will provide music along with Shrine clowns and a mini motor cycle unit. Parade lineup led by R L Perkins and Johnny Reistino with Floyd Tippit coordinating safety. Parade forms at Brookshire Brothers parking lot travels east on Second Street Cedar Street north to Fourth Street east to Market south to Third west to Magnolia south to First west to Post Oak then Brookshire Brothers. Call Chamber of Commerce at 279 2351 to join.
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Santa Claus
Hearne
Texas Highway Department
R. L. Perkins
Johnny Reistino
Floyd Tippit
Department of Public Safety
Brookshire Brothers
Second Street
Cedar Street
Cedar
Fourth Street
Fourth
Market Street
Oh Market
Third Street
Third
Magnolia Street
Magnolia
First Street
Post Oak
Local Basketball Schedule For Week Showdowns In Hearne
The Hearne varsity and junior varsity teams travel to Bryan on Tuesday November 30 for games at 545 pm and 715 pm. The varsity lost 43 to 42 at Fairfield Friday. Hearne junior varsity won 57 to 33. Week games include seventh and eighth grade at A&M Consolidated December 2, freshmen at Brenham, and Brenham tournament December 38-4 with Bryan here December 6.
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Bryan
Fairfield
Larry Seymore
Hearnes
A&m Consolidated
Brenham
Marlin
Rockdale
Hearne
Amos Resigns As Baylor Assistant Coach
Baylor University assistant coach Jim Amos resigns at season end to join Midway School District of Waco as an administrator. A Calvert native and former Deer Park head coach, he holds BS and MAE from Sam Houston State and plans doctoral studies at Baylor. He and wife Mary Frances have two children, James and Missey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Amos
Baylor University
Midway
Waco
Baylor
Amos
Deer Park High School
Groves and
Tyler
Dora Amos
Calvert
Sam Houston State University
Huntsville
His
Mary Frances
James and
Missey
New Town and Country Calendars Offered by W F Sander
W F Sander Company has a limited supply of new Town and Country Calendars worth 13.00 each. Calendars will be distributed to customers on a first come, first served basis simply by requesting one while supply lasts.
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W. F. Sander Company
Eas tern Star School Instruction Attendee List
Local residents attended the Eastern Star School of Instruction held at the Ramada Inn in College Station Friday evening and Saturday. Names include Mrs. Jimmie Huey, Mrs. Zella Childers, Mrs. Marian Rowan, Mrs. Mae Sawyer, Mrs. Juanita Peebles, Mrs. Barbara Mounce, Mrs. Ina Lee Adams, and couples Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Ditto and Mr. and Mrs. W. F Tippit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star School of Instruction
Ramada Inn
College Station
Jimmie Huey
Zella Childers
Marian Rowan
Mae Sawyer
Juanita Peebles
Barbara Mounce
Ina Lee Adams
W. L. Ditto
W. F Tippit
Kubiak Attending National Foreign Policy Conference
Dan Kubiak of Rockdale has been chosen to represent Texas at a National Foreign Policy Conference in Washington DC on December 23. He will join legislators from all states Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic in sessions on environmental pollution land air and water policy toward China Taiwan and the Middle East plus a final conference on the population explosion and world hunger. He will compile and present all information to the Texas Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Kubiak
Rockdale
State of Texas
Washington, D. C
Department of State
William P. Rogers
Kubiak
Puerto Rico
Dominican Republic
America
Middle East
Southeast Asia
China
Taiwan
Texas
Chatmas Theatre Hosts Christmas Party for Local Children
Mrs George Chatmas announces the annual Christmas party for area children at Chatmas Theatre on Saturday December 18 starting at 10 a.m. An hour of cartoons and comedies is booked for the youngsters and invites all the young at heart to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Chatmas
Chatmas
New Arrivals in Hearne Area Families
A son, Selwyn Seymore Sims, was born November 23 at Hearne General Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sims Jr. of Hearne. Mr. and Mrs. Teodora Gomez of Calvert are parents of a daughter, Christina Anita, born November 25 at a Hearne hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selwyn Seymore Sims
Hearne General Hospital
Charles Sims Jr
Hearne
Teodora Go+mez
Calvert
Christina Anita
Hearne Hospital
Robinson Estimates About 750 Deer Killed In County
Game warden Harold Robinson reports about 750 deer had been taken in Robertson County by week’s start. He notes a 15 percent drop from last year due to spike buck restrictions, with many deer surprisingly large. Weather and acorn abundance kept deer in woods, disappointing city hunters. Violations totaled 16 with $1,010 in fines, mostly for killing spike bucks or failing to tag deer.
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Robertson County
Harold Robinson
Robinson
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Hearne Yard
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Noble Allphin
E. A. Nachlinger
Tom Mooney
S. W. Merryman
Brady Mooney
Olen Wallace
Billy John Wallace
Roger Evans
Erby Morgan
Dody Hartman
Roy Lewis
Wayne O'Neal
the Sheriff's Office
Calvert Cagers
Wayne Davis
Ted Gray
Ed Trojacek
Gertrude Green
Los Angeles
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D. L. Bailey
Austin
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Welborn
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Elmer Sigle
Freer
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Grace Church
North Hearne
Santa To
Santa
Jake Abrams
Chamber
Mings Suggs
Shrine Band
Chamber of Commerce
Madisonville
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