Gause Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Bob Gause is home from Scott and White Hospital Temple in a back brace recovering from a broken back. He is improving nicely and visitors with Mrs Ira Denman last week were his sister.
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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1966
Page
2
Bob Gause is home from Scott and White Hospital Temple in a back brace recovering from a broken back. He is improving nicely and visitors with Mrs Ira Denman last week were his sister.
A string of visitors meets Hearne residents this week. Erben Colley of Bedias died, Lizzie Kirk learned of the loss. J M Lee and Jinks Lee traveled to San Antonio, staying with Wayne Lee and his family. The Colliers hosted Bob Wooten, Bill Ramsey, and others en route to Paula Spraggins wedding in Pasadena. Garland Hux and others also visited.
Benchley column reports cloudy heat and praise for air conditioners, social visits in Hearne and Bryan, and condolences for Norvine McGee Burk of Navasota and Craig Thomas Bowman of benchley. It notes attendances by the Peyton and Horn families, and mentions Suzanne Perkins visiting Hearne with Baytown roots. Local neighbors extend sympathy and bid goodnight until next week.
Mr and Mrs O F Britton return from a brief vacation that included time with his sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs W V Smith in San Angelo and with Lt Col and Mrs Jack Kimbro in Big Spring They then traveled to Dallas to see his brother and family Mr and Mrs George Britton at a farm home in Wills Point and ended the trip visiting another brother Mr and Mrs Halbert Britton in Plano Hearne final stop.
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