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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1965
Page
7
Parks and Wildlife Department wardens urge safer hunting practices after a holiday influx of rifles and shotguns. The advice stresses not loading firearms at home, keeping guns unloaded in vehicles, keeping the safety on until ready to fire, checking safeties, using correct ammunition, and keeping barrels free of obstructions.
Philosopher writes that 1965 should be average given global troubles and limited human problem solving. He notes that family finances stay ahead of earnings and jokes about the State Department unknowns in 1964. He signs as J. A.
A personal message thanks family and friends for support during recovery from a recent illness. The note wishes a Happy New Year and expresses heartfelt appreciation for innumerable acts of kindness. Signed by L A Stephenson.
An unclaimed freight notice offers $00 cash and six automatic dial-a-matics to the first responders who mail name address and phone number. Cabinets are scratched at wholesale cost and readers will be advised upon arrival in Hearne. Send details to Unclaimed Freight Department P O Box 102 Giddings Texas.
Patrolman Tippit cites early use by Hay Hatroun in 1911 Indianapolis Speedway race and stresses daily checks. He warns improper mirror adjustment and dirty rear windows can distort vision and lead to fatal accidents, urging riders to keep glass clear and frost removed.
Audencio Naranjo Jr. of Calvert was buried December 23 after funeral services at Heartfield Funeral Home. The infant, born December 10 in Hearne, died December 23 at 13 days old. He is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Audencio Naranjo and sister Sarah Naranjo.
Final rites were held at the Methodist Church in Mexia on December 13 for Mrs. Rawleigh Farren 35 sister in law of Mrs Roy Davis of Texarkana recently of Hearne. Mrs. Farren died in a Waco hospital after a lengthy illness. Survived by her husband of Mexia and two children aged six and nine.
Miss Towanda Youngblood and Miss Adonna Youngblood, students at Sam Houston State College in Huntsville, are spending the Christmas holidays with their parents Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Youngblood Jr.
Holiday guests visiting the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Morgan for the Yuletide were their daughters and their families Mrs. Leonard Ruffer and sons Billy Joe and Johnny, and Mr. and Mrs. Elton Tiemann, all of Houston, and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Morgan and children Pat Pam Jan and Mike of Old Ocean who also visited other Hearne relatives and friends while here.
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