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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1964
Page
4
Floyd Tippit of the Patrolman Safety Education Service argues that timing determines road safety not miles per hour. He explains driving sixty mph equals 88 feet per second and that three seconds can close a distance enough to prevent a crash if a truck starts into the roadway from a stop sign.
A fragment from The Hearne Democrat discusses the dangers of mixed speed conditions and timing in driving. It warns that delaying braking by a split second can lead to a serious crash and potential injury, stressing careful attention to speed changes.
Final rites for Mrs Gladys Ford Noles 74 were held Tuesday at the Methodist Church of Calvert with Rev Joe W Wilson officiating. Burial was in Calvert Cemetery. Surviving are two sons Joseph H Noles of Houston and George H Noles of Calvert two daughters Mrs Robert K Buck of Minot ND and Mrs Ray Richardson of Austin TX one sister Mrs Elgin Hays of Marlin and seven grandchildren. Pallbearers were Cooper Wiese John Nash Alfred Conitz Lewis Tindall C T Rushing and Irving Conitz. Heartfield Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
William Charles Merka of Rt. 1 Hearne is listed among 557 Texas A&M students awaiting degrees at the January 18 commencement. The speaker will be LSU President John A. Hunter. A&M President Earl Rudder made the announcement. Degree candidates include 48 doctorates, 101 master's, 55 veterinary, 346 bachelor's, and 1 professional degree seeker. Merka aims for a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education.
OCR text shows multiple church timetables for Elmo and Easterly Baptist churches with Sunday School morning services worship training union and midweek meetings. Occasional inconsistencies include wrong times and garbled lines. Confusing formatting and repeated items indicate a single page listing church activities.
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