Treaty Negotiations Shape Great Lakes Waterway Plan
The St Lawrence waterway treaty links the United States and Canada in a vast project linking the Great Lakes to the Atlantic. Negotiations echo historic bargaining as lawmakers and rail interests weigh traffic shifts, with ratification to come after Senate hearings and Ottawa approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Great Lakes
Atlantic Ocean
Department of State
Ottawa
Senate of
Senate
Secretary of State
Committee On Foreign Relations
Western Newspaper Union
Judge W C Davis Speaks at Baptist Church Service
Judge W C Davis delivered a stirring Sunday morning message at the Baptist church in Hearne Brazos county while Rev Charles E Bullock attended Steep Hollow home coming exercises The address centered on church and state tying Caesar to God and urged Christian unity across denominations praising Davis as a premier state orator in a familiar Hearne tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Bullock
Steep Hollow
Brazos County
W. C. Davis
Baptist Church
Texas
Bullock
Charley Bullock
Davis
Caesar
God
Judge Davis
Hearne
Humble Safety Booster Club Barbecue Tuesday
On Tuesday evening May 30 the Humble Pipe Line and Humble Oil Refining Safety Booster Club met in the Grammar School auditorium. J P Allen welcomed guests from Houston and outlined four weeks of cooperative effort and sales of gasoline script books. After adjournment attendees went to Humble Oil plant Bulk station for barbecue and fellowship, with hopes for another similar event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humble Pipe Line Company
Humble Oil & Refining Company
Grammar School
Houston
J. P. Allen
Funeral Services For James Creagh Sunday
Funeral services for James Ferguson Creagh five year old son of Mr and Mrs J S Creagh of Tulsa Texas were held Sunday at Bethany cemetery with Dr E W Solomon officiating and interment under J B Creed Creed Funeral Home supervision. He is survived by his parents grandparents Mr and Mrs W A Dotson three brothers Billy John and Darwin and one sister Martha. The family had been in Bethany briefly and planned to move to Tulsa when illness struck. Local sympathy surrounds the bereaved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ferguson Creagh
J. S. Creagh
Tulsa
Texas
Bethany
E. W. Solomon
Bethany Cemetery
J. B. Creed
The
Creed Funeral Home
James
W. A. Dotson
Billy
John
Darwin Creagh
Martha
Doings Around the Court House
A series of property transfers are listed with buyers and sellers including Joe Catalena, A Robin son, H M Dotson, Ed Bussa, Pearl R Smith, Josie Smith Welch, Mrs J R Scheke, G H Ingram, Aurelia Wilson, E K Gilmore, Ollie Bowens, Olga S Woods, S Rumple, John Krysaske, Paul Schultz, H P Schultz, John Buda, Joe Aknaski, Rex Rathcart, Gladys Felder, Grady Cooper, L C McKennie, and others tentative notes show tracts near Hearne Bremond New Baden Franklin Calvert and Weatherford with varied sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Catalena
A. Robinson
W. A. McGrew
David Dawson
H. M. Dotson
Ed Bussa
City of
Hearne
Pearl R. Smith
Josie Smith
Josie Smith Welch
J. R. Scheke
G. H. Ingram
E. Robinson
Aurelia Wilson
E. K. Gilmore
Jas. B. Reagan
Ollie Bowens
Olga S. Woods
Franklin
C. Rumple
Joe Rumple
John Krysaske
Bremond
Paul Schultz
H. P. Schultz
New Baden
John Buda
Joe
Frank Aknaski
John C. C. Quick
Rex Rathcart
Calvert
Gladys Felder
Weatherford
Grady Cooper
Willie Mae Thames
Marquez
L. C. McKennie
Dell Smith
Will Meet Friday Evening By The Woman's Benefit Association
By the call of the President Mrs Elizabeth Nash the Woman's Benefit Association will meet Friday evening June 16 at 8 o'clock at the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Nash
Woman's Benefit Association
Liberty Citizens Visit Hearne Plant For Home-Owned Plant
A delegation from Liberty toured the Hearne Municipal Plant Monday, guided by City Secretary W. A. Wilkerson and Power and Light Superintendent H. D. Beaumont. The second Liberty visit this month aims at establishing a home-owned Liberty plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Hearne
W. A. Wilkerson
Power and Light
H. D. Beaumont
Libertyites
Royal Service program notes by Baptist W M S circles
The Baptist W M S Circle No 1 met at Mrs Nezzie Sisson with fifteen ladies. Topics covered Home Missions translating the Word and included Indians Cuban and Spanish speaking communities receiving the Word. Circle No 2 met at Mrs J G Ely with sixteen ladies. Devotional led by Mrs W Pope. Welcome extended to Mrs Pope, former teacher Rhoda Galloway. Next meeting at the church Monday at 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 1
Nezzie Sisson
Louise
Home Missions
W. L. Oliver
Josey
E. Stansel
Circle No. 2
J. G. Ely
Mrs. W. Pope
Jesus
Carrie Hostragser
C. E. Bullock
Mesdames Gee
Williams
A. W. Klement
Oma Lee Guynes
Mrs. Pope
Hearne Boys Report for U S Army Forestry Work
Gene Blake, Jess S. Wilson, Arthur A. Bishop, Bill Greer and Murl Matthews were in Waco on Monday for the U S recruiting station physical examination for forestry work. All passed the tests and then departed Waco for San Antonio to report at the placement camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Blake
Jess S. Wilson
Arthur A. Bishop
Bill Greer
Murl Mathews
Waco
U.S
San Antonio
Municipal Park Popular Resort
Hearne residents flock to the Municipal Park as summer warmth arrives. The new wading pool, opened three weeks past, is drained and scrubbed every third day to stay sanitary. Graveled walks and refreshed grounds signal ongoing improvements and future picnic facilities. Citizens discuss potential enlargements of park facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Creed
Park Board of Directors
Hearne
Sunbeam Schedule Changes For Southern Pacific Trains
Southern Pacific adjustments affect Sunbeam service between Dallas Houston with new times in Hearne and connections to Katy Texas Special Texas & Pacific Sunshine Special Cotton Belt trains. Night Dallas San Antonio service ends. daytime Texas to Dallas starts. Sunbeam departures Dallas 11:26 a.m. arrives Hearne 5:50 p.m. Train from Hearne to San Antonio arrives 9:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Dallas
Houston
Hearne
Sunbeam
San Antonio
Sun
Mail Schedules For Hearne Texas May 28 1933
Information about mail schedules shows Dallas and Houston train No 13 arriving Hearne at 2 08 p m with drop box by 1 38 p m and delivery by 2 45 p m. Train No 14 arrives at 4 10 p m with drop box by 3 40 p m and delivery by 4 45 p m. Irene G Ferguson Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas and
Houston
Hearne
Dallas
Irene G. Ferguson
Banks and Tullous Return from Dallas Visit
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Banks and Mrs. Dan Tullous returned from Dallas where they were guests of C. E. and C. F. Banks Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Banks
Dan Tullous
Dallas
Messrs
C. E. and
C. F. Banks, Jr
Features of Mammoth Federal Relief Bill Passed by Congress
Summary of a sweeping relief bill signed by the President, detailing industrial control powers, public works funding, loans, tax provisions, and governance measures. It outlines wage and hour rules, domestic product use, veterans preference, highway and harbor projects, and revenue plans to cover bond issues and deficits. It notes the creation of a federal industrial administration, public works administration, and loaning mechanisms, with safeguards on labor and taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Roosevelt
Federal
Public Works
Public Works Administration
Reconstruction Corporation
of Reconstruction Corporation
Seventh Grade Lawn Party Hosted by Mrs F L Wood
On Friday evening May 19 pupils of the seventh grade enjoyed a lawn party at their room mother Mrs F L Wood's home. Forty guests played outdoor games then moved to the parlor where cakes and punch were served by Migses Looney Walters and Mesdames Bivin and Hamilton. Class colors pink and green adorned the decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Wood
Poren
Migses Looney
Walters
Mesdames Bivin
Hamilton
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William Brackars
Humble Safety
James Creagh
Europe
Greece
the Ball Syndicate, Inc
WNU Barvico
Redford Overstreet
Katherine Shaw
Frank Council
Mattie Mayes
J. S. Samford
Winnie Mae Hammond
Rex Kathcart
J. B. Rochelle
Chevrolet
H. J. Harmon
Whitehouse
Liberty Citizens
Circle No
U. S
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