Hearne Police Log Details Multiple May Incidents
The Hearne city police report covers a busy May week with a bank warning for a possible check forger, a hospital head wound, two arrest incidents for affray, multiple DWI charges, and vehicle thefts. It notes bicycle thefts, a home burglary, nuisance calls, and disturbances at local lounges, with Fort Hood personnel visiting over campus issues and a request to restrict access to Columbus Village apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P&m Bank
R. L. Perkins
Lee Scott Hurley Jr
Hearne
Calvert
Perkins
Calvert PD
James Buckley
Hearne General Hospital
Sonny Lopez
Lopez
Col. Markeson
Fort Hood
Columbus Village
Jake Abrams
Col
Markeson
Oldtimers Resolve Probe After Alleged Beating Incident
Front page resolution by four ladies church group condemns alleged brutal treatment of a helpless Mexican girl. It calls for a grand jury inquiry into the incident, noting the girl and family were reportedly under temporary arrest by Robertson County sheriff's department. The report provides no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Ladies Church Organization
Sheriffs Department
Robertson County
G. D. Martin
Marlin
Martin
D. R. Adkisson and Company
Duane Mateer
Hearne
Southwestern University
Kate Mitchell
Rosary Service for A Martin Held in Austin
The rosary was recited for Andrew Louis Martin, 73, at 7 30 p m in Willie Clay Funeral Home chapel in Austin. Graveside services were at Franklin Cemetery at 11 a m Saturday. He died May 31 in an Austin hospital after 37 years in the city. Surviving: wife of Austin. two sons Dr Lawrence Martin of Dallas and David Martin of Amarillo. three grandchildren. a brother John Martin of Franklin. two sisters Mrs Frances Boaz of Kerrville and Miss Leona Martin of San Antonio.
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Golden
James Satchell
Sixth Street
McCaslin
Adams
Set
Franklin
Fred Forsthoff
Wayne Davis
Robert Brock
Andrew Louis Martin
Willie-Clay
Austin
Franklin Cemetery
Mr. Martin
Lawrence Martin
Dallas
David Martin
Amarillo
John Martin
Frances. Boaz
Kerrville
Leona Martin
San Antonio
Padre Muldoon the Irish priest of Texas history
The article recalls Padre Michael Muldoon who served in Texas from 1829 and became a colorful figure in San Felipe and San Antonio. He arranged clandestine marriages by bond before his arrival, aided patriots like John Astin and Stephen F. Austin, and later received thanks from Anson Jones. A Fayette County town bears his name, remembering his years of service and jovial, roistering life.
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J. W. Baker
Texas
Michael Muldoon
San Antonio
Padre Muldoon
Colonies
Muldoon
San Felipe
Ireland
Spain
New World
Mexico
Noah Smithwick
Padre Mul
Doon
General Walker
Frank Adams
Adams
John Astin
Anahuac
John Bardburn
Padre Michael
Stephen F. Austin
Mexico City
William H. Wharton
Padre
Fayette County
League of Land
Card of Thanks From the W H Thomas Family
The W H Thomas family extends gratitude to friends for kindness and understanding during their recent sorrow. They express lasting appreciation and say they will always be grateful.
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James Adams
Elmer Golden
E. H
Doc) McCaslin
Jack Mathews
Richard Franklin
Buckley
Bryan
Brazos County
E. Second Street
Brown and
Magnolia Streets
Chief Perkins
Acci
Dent
Fourth Street
el Paso
Dennis Rasberry
Sgt
Rasberry
North Side
Howard McMillan
McCoslin
Satchell
Crennan Lane
Mathews
Market Street
Sgt. Franklin
W. Second
Brown Street
the Oldtimers
W. E. Thompson
I. D. McPhail
Hensen
Guy Davis
Grayson Crossing
Navasota
Thompson
Houston Chronicle
Wayman Owens
Dick Shear
Lifetime Doors, Inc
Hearne, Texas
Hoyt’s Pharmacy
A. Martin
Homes For Sale
Bath
Dawson and
New Streets
National Building Centers
Marvin Matthys
Central Texas History
New Republic
Anson Jones
Father Muldoon
Pioneers
A. T. Ball
W. H. Thomas
Joyce’s Florist
Kody Wyith
Mrs
Kie Mushinski Jr
Kirk Elliott
Magnolia
Southwestern Life Life
First State Bank
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