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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1972
Page
1
Mr and Mrs Melvin Stinson of Hearne were in Dallas last week for the 38th annual Texas Motor Transportation Association convention.
Local cleaning service promotes steam carpet cleaning with free estimates and reasonable rates. Dial Bryan 846 1664 for scheduling.
John C Mitchell, chairman of the Democratic Executive Committee of Robertson County, retires after 38 years of service. Florence Allen of Hearne, a junior at Southern Methodist University, was chosen by Char-
The article notes Dana Gibson as one of five beauties to appear in The Ro tunda. It reports an evening party at the home of Mayor and Mrs. W. H. Ely honoring Miss Adaline Shultz. Grace Fleming visited Hearne and stayed with Mrs. I. D. Hall. Mrs. Tol Lord and Miss Ruby Ray Lord visited Ennis. E. A. Bryan and wife returned from Rice University graduation in Houston where their son Andrew earned a Ph.D. degree.
Funeral services for Mrs Walter Holland, 84, were held at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Rumple Funeral Home Bremond with Rev. Ray Holt officiating. Burial followed in Bremond Cemetery. She died Tuesday in a Calvert rest home. Born March 5, 1888 in Reagan, she married Walter Holland in 1902 and lived in Bremond until his death in 1964. She was a Grace Methodist Church member. Survived by sisters Minnie Mae Flowers of Marlin and Gratton Reed of Dallas.
Mr and Mrs Fred Rachui and children Karen and Stephen and Miss Joanna Degelia leave Saturday for Houston to visit the Rachuis daughter and son in law Sgt and Mrs Phil Davenel Jr for two days. They will then go to Galveston to attend a Texas Volunteer Fireman's convention.
The Porter and Flowers families express sincere thanks for acts of kindness during illness and passing of Mrs. Annie Porter.
The Robertson County grand jury ended its probe into Henry Marshall’s death with no murder ruling, sustaining death by own action. Jo Ann Cangemi named queen for Hearne Western Week. Dallas firm hired to study Hearne electrical rates. City Council approved east Hearne drainage plan including street and curb levels.
Ginger Campise thanks friends for cards flowers letters and visits during her hospital stay expressing gratitude and stating the thoughtfulness will be remembered always.
T/Sgt. Gary A Bubba Stewart received the Meritorious Service Medal at Randolph AFB where he was stationed as an administration supervisor in the protocol division. A 1955 Hearne High School graduate and son of A Stewart the sergeant attended Baylor College in Waco.
A Beltone advertisement promises a free non-operating model of the smallest Beltone aid ever made for those who hear yet struggle to understand words. It weighs under a third of an ounce, sits at ear level, has no body wires, and is offered with no cost or obligation. Write to Dept. 2625 Beltone Electronics Corp. in Chicago for a free unit.
Sergeant Martin and his wife Becky Martin and their children have been stationed in Alaska for the past three weeks before enlisting in the Air Force.
The Red Cross has issued an emergency fund drive to aid flood victims in South Dakota. Lad Nickelson, chairman of the Robertson County Chapter, announced Hearne’s quota at 152 dollars. He emphasized that all collected funds will go directly to South Dakota.
Mrs. Ruth Lucas departed Hearne on Thursday to return home in San Angelo after spending three weeks in the area. She stayed with relatives and friends, enjoying local hospitality and visiting community events before leaving for Texas.
The narrative notes that she spent time with her sister Mrs. Guy Self and other relatives and friends. She also visited her son and family Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Lucas and their son in Arlington on the return trip to San Angelo.
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