George Brown Home Destroyed by Fire
Fire destroyed the home of Mr and Mrs George W Brown in the citys eastern district early Saturday, with the blaze fully involved before discovery. Insulation or wiring likely caused the ignition, trapping occupants who barely escaped as the entire structure burned.
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George W. Brown
Camp Travis Boys Mustered Out Homeward Notes
Soldier letters recount Camp Travis graduates returning to Houston and other states. Isaac Kirksey and Grover Dotson share front line service and rest periods in France. Meredith Larkin and L T Whitlow expect state return by spring. Jack Whitehurst seeks discharge. Curtiss Biggs tours a French city. Ed Jett reports letters to his wife. Anna Ely weighs a French orphan. Captain Roy Jackson notes Camp Bowie equipment arriving. Mr Vanderstucker of San Antonio visited the city.
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Isaac Kirksey
Camp Travis
Houston
Meredith Larkin
44Th Infantry
A. HE. F
Earl Dotson
T. Whitlow
Roy Jackson
Camp Bowie
Jackson
Signal Corps
Be Watchful and Strengthen the Things That Remain
Hearne Chamber of Commerce urges wartime reconstruction at home. It calls for cleaning up, rebuilding, and boosting farms, schools, churches, and businesses as veterans return. Emphasizes practical steps like buying livestock, improving land, and refreshing towns to stay vibrant.
Directors Meeting Lights On Next Tuesday Night December 10
Directors will hold their regular monthly meeting next Tuesday night if the lights are on. The notice is brief and ends abruptly with a trailing fragment about there being more.
Death of Palmas Brothers Father
Hearne mourns the death of the Palmas brothers father George B Palmos and Pete Palmos native Greeks who ran City Cafe and aided war funds. George B Palmos hoped to visit aged parents soon but the news of the fathers passing ended those plans. The Democrat offers condolence to grieving friends and the Greek community.
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Hearne
George B
Pete Palmas
Leucas
Greece
George B. Palmos
The
Democrat
Methodist Church Pastors Second Year In Hearne
At Hearne the pastor returns for a second year of service thanking locals for their kindness during the past year and urging greater faithfulness. Preaching is set for Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday school program planned for December 22 at 11 a.m. R. S. Marshall directs.
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Hearne
S. Marshall
Missionary Program and Christmas Sale Plans at Baptist Church
A Baptist Aid Society meeting on November 29 featured a missionary program led by Mrs. Gould Ely with well prepared papers. December 2 marked a business day, finishing old work and starting new, including pledge payments. A Baptist sale will be held at Mrs. Ike Hall’s home before Christmas, with date to be announced. December 9 features a Bible lesson by Rev. Bullock urging all ladies to attend.
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Baptist Church
Aid Society
Gould Ely
Ike Hall
Bullock
Card of Thanks for Hearne Fire Loss and Local Future
We thank Hearne residents for efforts to save our home and belongings lost in last Saturday morning fire. The Gee Brown and Family group notes matters needing action. With peace, local leaders expect campaigns to improve conditions and extend trade to keep Hearne as Robertson County’s trade center and a desirable home.
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Hearne
Mrs. Gee
Brown and Family
Robertson County
Keepers Infant Dies. Houston Firm Gift Plans Georgia Trip
Arthur Keepers Jr. four months old died Sunday. His grandmother and Mrs A B Keep Houston were mentioned. Hall was enroute to Cincinnati on business for his firm and will visit Georgia before returning, employer granting the trip as a Christmas gift. Body rests at Norwood cemetery.
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A. B. Keep- Ouston
Norwood Cemetery
Houston
Hall
Georgia
Shakespeare Club Hostess Welcomes New Member
Mrs. T. Py Griffin hosted the Shakespeare Club on Friday afternoon November 29. Mrs. 2. C. Allen led a witty program. A new member Mrs. J. W. Black joins. Dec 5 at her home, Whittier poems with Mrs. Cummings leading. Lieutenant Paul Putnam sends greetings from Mineola New York awaiting leave for Christmas.
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T. Py Griffin
Shakespeare Club
2. C. Allen
J. W. Black
Whittier
Cummings
Paul Putnam
Mineola
New York
England
Putnam
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Ted Terry
France
Ted
Grover Dotson
148Rd Infantry
A. BE. F
Grover
Jack Whitehurst
New Jersey
Jack
Blaine Gavis
Camp Stanley
Sam
Curtiss Biggs
Ed Jett
Anna Ely
Anna
Fount May
Calvert
Young May
Mr. Vanderstucker of
San Antonio
Hearne Chamber OF Commerce
F. R. Pugh
St. John
Palmas
Morris Cohen
Mackeral
Swansdown
Arthur Keepers, Jr
California
Lima
Dillard & Company Star Cash Store