Hearne Police Beat Report Summary
Hearne police investigated one auto accident several prowlers and family disturbances during the week. On June 25 at 1 30 a m Lieutenant James Adams investigated the theft of a low boy trailer belonging to the city.
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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1971
Page
1
Hearne police investigated one auto accident several prowlers and family disturbances during the week. On June 25 at 1 30 a m Lieutenant James Adams investigated the theft of a low boy trailer belonging to the city.
June incidents include a car wheel detachment crash at Alamo and Third, no ticket issued. windows broken at Columbus Village apartments. a man arrest for a Brazos County warrant. rocks thrown at West Side Elementary. shoplifting and a hospital visit for a dislocated elbow from a schoolyard quarrel. various family disturbances and prowler sightings. public drunkenness arrests on Sixth Street, disorderly conduct cases, noise disturbances at Yum Yum, hot rodding reports, a runaway teen, and two boys with B B guns on Lost Creek. Officers Perkins Golden Buckley Franklin and Rohde reported.
The issue notes the end of federal price controls on June 30 and announces wholesale ice cream price hikes to 20 cents per half pint, 35 cents per pint, and 60 cents per quart. Most firms vow no stock price changes yet may raise prices if replacement costs rise. Several local social and travel notices follow, including university student Alice Claire Brady heading to Chicago for a Newton club convention and visits by various residents.
Tammy Degelia returns to Austin after visiting Hearne with grandparents Sam and Mrs Degelia and aunts Cindy and Linda. Last week guests at the Degelia home included their grandson Jim Degelia and Mr Degelia's sister.
A brief notice mentions Mrs. N. J. Campion and her grandchildren Tracy Linnstaeder Randy Linnstaeder and Andrea Linnstaeder of Austin.
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