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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1963
Page
4
Hearne Town and Country Food Store will be a model for the chain. Store Manager Walter Van De Weghe submitted a floor plan sketch to the employee suggestion box. Officials approved the design and awarded a $25 prize, requesting a scale drawing for other managers.
Dr Thomas P Haynie of Galveston receives recognition from The Galveston Daily News for leading atomic energy in medicine. He heads the Isotope Unit at the University of Texas Medical Center aiding diagnosis and treatment of brain tumors and other diseases.
The annual Scasta reunion occurred at Wheelock Community Center in Wheelock Texas on June 9 1963. Dr C L Novasod Jr of Houston opened with a talk about the Scasta family tree listing 313 members with 52 marked by silver stars. He named attendees Christina Victoria Millie George Charlie Albert Jerry Joe Lena and noted 17 grandchildren 16 great grandchildren and 9 great great grandchildren. He cited the Kovar family side with 152 members 22 deceased. He praised the parents Joe J and Anna Kovar Scasta and the four guiding maxims of life attributed to Jesse H Jones and urged time with family and gratitude. He recalled Antarctic friend thoughts and urged fellowship, quoting a Lebanon philosopher on friendship and sowing with love. The closing prayer asked to remember helping friends and never being too busy to lend aid.
Americans are generous but traffic crashes kill more children than five major diseases. A cure exists at no cost: better driving. Faulty driving by young, old, or upset drivers fuels a national disease harming kids. set an example and drive properly to protect them.
Samuel Thomas Wilson of Gause died Thursday June 13 at age 69 years 11 months 27 days. Born June 17 1894 in Gause, funeral from Gause Baptist Church June 15 at 3 p.m. with Rev. John L. Kosier and Rev. F. R. Dill officiating. Interment in Gause Cemetery. Heartfield Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include daughter Bertha Lange of Hearne, three stepdaughters Wilma Hyde Houston Onida Cook Crockett Ruby Favers, two sons J. B. Wilson Houston B. D. Wilson, step-son Joe R. Stone, with the Army, and ten grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 30 p m from Hillier Funeral Home in Bryan for Owen B Warren 59 of Bryan who died Saturday The Rev Andrew R Heskett of Central Baptist Church officiated and burial was in Bryan City Cemetery with nephews as pallbearers He was a retired farmer and rancher who lived near Bryan 50 years and was a member of Central Baptist Church He is survived by his wife a daughter Mrs Jack Treadway of Houston a son Alvin R Warren of Bryan and his brother W H Warren of Hearne.
Miss Mary Virginia Espino died suddenly June 16 from a heart attack at the Main Cafe where she worked. Born September 20, 1944 in Gause, she was 18 years eight months and 27 days old. Services were at St Marys Catholic Church June 18 at 4 p.m. Interment in St Josephs Cemetery. Survived by parents Leodoro Espino and two stepsisters Martha Ramos and Janie Ramos of Hearne.
John J. Kubin of Route 4 Bryan born February 6 1890 Brazos County died in Bryan hospital Saturday morning World War I veteran Funeral 9 30 Monday at Hillier Funeral Home with Rev Louis V Hanna officiating Interment in Smetana Cemetery pallbearers listed Survived by sister Mrs Lucy Turek Bryan brothers Charley Kubin Route 4 Bryan F J Kubin Hearne Donna Kathleen McCollum of Houston visiting grandparents near Franklin trail ride Western Week festivities relatives visiting in Augusta Georgia Other names Rubin Amos John Rauch Soe Bisgalik Rose Mickey Freddy Bob Davis Augusta Georgia
The Mullins family expresses heartfelt thanks for the kindness shown after the deaths of their son W. H. Lund and their mother Mrs. F. M. Mullins. They pray God blesses each reader for the support during their hours of grief.
The city weed cutting program started the first week of June with mowers on city property including streets and alleys. Private mowing is available to citizens who visit city hall and pay for mowing vacant lots, said City Manager N L McCarver.
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