Social notes from Hearne area visitors and residents
A lengthy social roundup lists visits and guests across Hearne and nearby towns. Names include Ercelle Hamilton in Dallas Eleanor Ely in Houston Louise Dillard in Bryan Mabel Walston Calvert Willis Somerville in Marlin Rob Snell Houston Mabel Newman Tyler Pearl Cohen Houston Norma Parnell Mart Edmund Leuschner Otto Grady Yarborough Galveston Thelma Ora Mae Whitehurst Gertie Whitehurst Waco Williams Calvert L. Cox Shire Luther Self Lampasas Fay Lyon Loraine Houston P A Reed A M Larkin Floy Peinhardt Willis Griffin Austin G W Lipscomb H Mort Wood Houston Mrs R T Wood ill status and bedside scenes at local homes.
No Worms in a Healthy Child TonIc Claim
Advertisement asserts that healthy color and digestion improve with Grove's Tasteless Child Tonic. It promises elimination of worms after three weeks of regular use and full restoration of health. Priced at 60 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Hearne Motor Co Advertises Lubes And Accessories
Local business Hearne Motor Co promotes Micheline lubes in all sizes and lists Auto Enamel Radiator Cement Boots and Cold Patches. The item notes visits from Victor Lockett of Galveston and Mrs. Murray Doyle to Stamford, Hamlin, Rockdale, Dallas, and Franklin, with family and guest mentions across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne Motor Co
Jersey cows for sale young fresh in milk price 25 to 40
Miss Katherine Brady traveled to Austin Tuesday to visit at the home of Mr and Mrs M V Carson. The notice also lists Jersey cows for sale priced from 25 to 40 dollars, all young and fresh in milk, offered by Co C Merchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
All Young. Co. C. Merchant
Katherine Brady
Austin
M. V. Carson
Mrs Margarite Green Visited Waco Guest of Sister
Mrs Margarite Green of Sutton returned from Waco where she was a guest of her sister Mrs Lutie Williams. The trip provided a short social visit and family reunion note for the local column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Cox
Shire
Margarite Green of
Sutton
Waco
Lutie Williams
C. V. Easterwood
Houston
Curtis Biges
Mrs
I. D. Breedlove
Port Arthur
Hearne Social Roundup Highlights Local Moves
Mr and Mrs Morris Anderson left this week for San Antonio to reside with the ushering of many Hearne friends. Enoch Harding arrived from New Orleans to spend vacation with his mother Mrs Lelia Harding. Mrs Stella Cole and Alice Alexander return from Dallas after visiting Mr and Mrs E A Decherd for ten days. Mr and Mrs J G Philen and Bettie Teeling return from Port Arthur where they were guests of Mr and Mrs Wyatt McFadden. Mrs Lelia Harding leaves Monday for Georgetown to spend a week or more with Rev and Mrs EB Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Anderson
San Antonio
Hearney
Enoch Harding
New Orleans
Lelia Harding
Stella Cole
Alice Alexander
Dallas
E. A. Decherd
J. G. Philen
Bettie Teeling
Port Arthur
Wyatt McFadden
Georgetown
Rev
EB. P. Williams
Week End Guests and College Studies Mentioned in Local Notes
Mr Alfred Brady hosted week end guest Bill Sweatner from Sweatner who is studying cotton classing at A and M College. Mrs Charles Hostrasser and daughters Martha Hearne and Beverly visited Taylor to see Mr and Mrs Wallace Beverly. Miss Pet Bookman of Fort Worth, guest of J W Horlock, left for Montgomery to visit relatives before heading to Austin to join the State Board of Examiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine
Dorothy Bookman
Houston
J. W. Horlock
Alfred Brady
Bill Sweatner
Sweatner
A. and M. College
Charles Hostrasser
Martha Hearne
Beverly
Taylor
Wallace Beverly
Pet Bookman
Fort Worth
Montgomery
Austin
State Board of Examiners
Eyes Examined Glasses Fit Tuesday in Hearne
Glasses fit at Duffeys Drug Store Hearne on Tuesday July 10 as Dr F R Dunn formerly of Hearne and Mrs John W Black with children Mary Martha and John W Jr visit Bryan after a pleasant stay with Mr and Mrs W A Scott. Mr and Mrs W D Henson hosted as guest Mrs Sidney Dixon of Yoakum who once lived in Hearne in 1921 when Dr Dixon was rector at St Philip's church.
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Duffey’s
Hearne
F. R. Dunn
John W. Black
Mary Martha
John W. Jr
Bryan
W. A. Scott
W. D. Henson
Sidney Dixon
Yoakum
LaxaTive BromoQuinine Claims Safer Effects
An advertisement touts LaxaTive Bromo Quinine as superior to ordinary quinine, saying it treats headaches without causing nervousness or ringing in the head. The copy urges seeking the full name and signature of HE, W, GROVE.
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Ant Ook
Grove
Social Visits And Travel Narratives From Hearne
Local notices recount visits and travels of Hearne residents and guests. Families such as Claud and Norma Parnell with Nina Gill, Karney children, Hamiltons, Easterwoods, Edwards, Sanders and others were hosted in Hearne or traveled to Teague Dallas Corsicana Fort Worth Bowie and Houston. Illness concerns include Laura Louise Kenner in Temple Sanitarium awaiting an appendectomy while family members visit and provide support.
Card of Thanks for Help and Sympathy
We express sincere appreciation to friends for helpfulness and sympathy during the long illness and death of our dear mother. May the dear Father bless and keep you all. Mrs. M. L. Donnell Mrs. R. W. Cole Mrs. G. P. Dickson Mrs. G. O. Wilson Alfa Taylor Effie Taylor Agnes Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Donnell
R. W. Cole
G. P. Dickson
G. O. Wilson
Alfa Taylor
Effie Taylor
Agnes Taylor
State highway amendment explained for Texas voters
W Aco, Texas. W. W. Crawford, president of the Texas Highway Association, issues a statement outlining provisions of the proposed highway amendment to the State Constitution to be voted on July 28. It discusses state take over of highways, funding by specific excise taxes, ad valorem tax issues, county rights, and compensation plans for counties, noting the amendment mirrors systems in other states with federal implications.
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Waco
Texas
W. W. Crawford
Texas Highway Association
Apne
Senate
Bystan
People of Our Town and the Village Loafer
A whimsical note suggests the town’s laid back resident, known for eating and sleeping, may soon depart. The piece hints at funeral expenses and the town’s apparent indifference should the loafer decide to quit and wander away.
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Hin
Also Mentioned on This Page
J.C. Mason
Miss Ercelle Hamilton
Eleanor Ely
C. M. Wilson
Marlin
Louise Dillard
Rob Snell
Mabel Walston
Calvert
Willis Somerville
M. M. McNeil
Mobil Oils
E. A. Reinhardt
City
Mrs. Marion Adams
Galveston
W. C. Allen
Cameron Sunday
Myrtle Newman
Tyler
Harry Gray
Miss Pearl Cohen
Norma Parnell
Mart
Edmund Leuschner
Otto
Hearne Friends
Ss.Yarborough
Grady
R. L Green
Franklin
J. P. Casmir
B. W. Brashear
Ee Thelma
Ora Maegy
Gertie Whitehurst
Mrs. Williams of
J. T. Hamilton
Luther Self
Lampasas
Fay Lyon
Loraine of
R. L. Green
Jess Stovall
Humble Pipe Line
P. A. Reed
A. M. Larkin
Floy Peinhardt
Willis Griffin
T. F. Brashear
G. W. Lipscomb
H.*mort Wood
R. T. ‘Wood
Columbias
Columbia
Columbia Dry
HOTON
Victor Lockett
S. E. Lockett
Herman Tally
Little Daughter
Rockdale
R. L. Tally
A. G. Cobb
Hamlin
Ed Riddle
Marcus Cannon
Thornton
Ggie Foshee
Warren Wilkerson
R. C. Carson
Pauline
J. D. Arnett
Claud Parnell
Nina Gill
F. W. C. Karney
Littlesson
Charlie
Ted W. Waltman
Teague
Corsicana
Bowie
Frank Averitt
Oscar Springfield
Marion Hamilton
H. W. Cummings
Helen Cummings
T. J. Pugh
California Points
J. C. Edwards
Dawson
M. M. Whitehurst
J. W. Sanders
W. A. Wilkerson
W. H. Bivin
Billy Mack Sanders
Elizabeth Easterwood
W. H. Gohlman
H. B. Easterwood
Mary
Dorothy
Jane
Bettie
B. W. Becken
Missesettie
Bayliss Kenner
Laura Louise
Temple
Hambone
McClure
Gndicwie
Buick
Sssneuk
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