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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1968
Page
2
Mrs. Wanda Lee and family visits span San Antonio Kerrville and Helotes with weddings, relatives, and fishing stories. Elvis Wilsons coastal water drama and long-distance military posts frame a weekend of church camps, holidays, and multiple kinfolk across Texas and Europe.
It takes about 500 kilowatts of electricity to convert a sack of cotton seed into a bale, covering irrigation pumping, ginning, pressing, de linting, hull grinding, and pressing for oil.
Funeral services for Clara Schovajsa of Bryan were conducted Wednesday July 17 at 2 p.m. from Hillier Funeral Home with Rev Louis V Hanna of the American Legion Auxiliary officiating. Burial followed in Bryan City Cemetery. Pallbearers were Bill B Scasta Louis A Scasta Dr Henry E Blazek II Sonny Roy Scasta William Wymola and Sam H McDonald. She died Tuesday July 16 at her Bryan home. Born July 7 1898 in Leonard, she lived in Brazos County all her life. She belonged to the Evangelical Church and the American Legion Auxiliary. Survivors include five sisters and three brothers.
First Lt. Richard M Hairston departed Wednesday for a three week jungle combat training in Panama. From there he will proceed to Vietnam for a tour of duty. His wife Cricket and their three month old son Richard Berlin will stay in Hearne until his return.
Miss Elaine Ely and Colleen Doak from Sam Houston State College traveled to Houston for the weekend to attend the wedding of their suite mate Miss Bobbie Butler to Larry Presswood at First Baptist Church in Deer Park. They visited Hearne with Miss Ely's parents, Emmett Ely Jr., and accompanied by Miss Chris Clements of Lakeview from Texas Tech.
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