Four Named Distinguished Four Heavie students at A&M named
Four named distinguished students at Texas A&M for the previous semester were listed by the registrar. The honorees include Robert Lee Richardson a sophomore civil engineering major. Vita M Salvaggio a junior educational major. William E Crowder Jr a senior chemical engineering major. and Gary C Bishop a sophomore agricultural major, all noted as sons and daughters of local families.
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A&m
Robert Lee Richardson
Robert W. Richardson
Vita M. Salvaggio
Tony Salvaggio
William E. Crowder Jr
W. E. Crowder
Gary C. Bishop
Jesse Bishop
Three Win In Rockdale Golf
The seventh annual Ladies Golf Tournament was held June 20 at Rockdale Country Club with a shotgun start in the blind bogey event across four flights. Jo Loy Smith of Hearne won medalist honors and received a sterling silver epergne letter holder. she also placed second in the driving contest. C D Wilkerson took third in the fourth flight and Sara Slagle won the door award.
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Rockdale Country Club
Jo Loy Smith
Hearne
Smith
C. D. Wilkerson
Sara Slagle
Mike Barnett Assigned To New Duty At AFB
Sgt Michael L Barnett has arrived for duty at Little Rock Air Force Base Jacksonville Arkansas. He previously served at Kunsan Air Base Republic of Korea. Barnett is the son of Mrs Ina M Barnett and a 1969 Hearne High School graduate.
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Michael L. Barnett
Little Rock Air Force Base
Jacksonville
Arkansas
Barnett
Kunsan Air Base
Republic of Keorea
Sgt. Barnett
Ina M. Barnett
Hearne High School
Library Listings of books checked out week ending June 23
The weekly library listings note books checked out during the week ending June 23. The library operates in summer hours from 10 p.m. to 5 p.m., extending access for patrons during the season.
Teenage League Schedule and Results Hearne Area
Hearne boys ages 13 to 15 play at Bob Jones Park with games listed for June 30 through July 7. Matchups include Cameron Rebels Rosebud Hearne Rebels Thorndale Cameron Blue and Hearne Astros. Scores show Rosebud 9 Thorndale 1 Hearne Astros 6 Cameron Rebels 5 Cameron Maroon 12 Cameron Blue 0 Hearne Rebels 13 Cameron Rebels 2.
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Hearne
Bob Jones Park
Cameron
Rosebud
Thorn
Dale
Hearne Astros
Cameron Blue
Hearne Rebels
Cameron Rebels
Thorndale
Cameron Re
Calvert Revival Opens July 9 with Manning and Bailey
Bill Mann will direct singing at the First Baptist Church of Calvert starting Sunday July 9 during an evangelistic crusade led by pastor Dr. Joe Weldon Bailey. Mrs. W. M. Jarratt of Big Spring will be pianist. services begin seven thirty each evening. The renowned gospel singer Mann is praised as a top American religious vocalist. Bailey invites all to attend.
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Bill Mann
First Baptist Church of
Calvert
Joe Weldon Bailey
W. M. Jarratt
Big Spring
Mann
America
Bailey
Hospital Notes from Bryan and Hearne Area
Weldon Cox son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Cox underwent surgery at St Joseph Hospital Bryan on June 21 and is recuperating satisfactorily. Other patients include Jack Mathews Hearne peace justice at Marlin hospital, Game Warden Harold Robinson Franklin at Hearne General, plus a list of patients at Hearne General Hospital: Louis Rigney Dublin California John Wilson Hearne C B Williams Bremond A S Kirby Hearne Wanda Kotch Bremond Susie Redden Franklin Mary Rich Franklin David Ramirez Calvert Ernestine Clark Bremond Ella Mae Smith Hearne Bernice Volz Burlington Elnora Brewer Calvert Lera Mase Shorty Martin Hearne Retha Washington Hearne Fannie Hoyt Hearne Izora Judie Calvert Tennie Fulton Five Points Pauline Poetter Franklin Annie Payne Hearne Tevla Shoemaker Bryan Bertha Neely Marlin.
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Weldon
Don) Cox
Raymond Cox
St. Joseph Hospital
Bryan
Jack Mathews
Hearne Peace Justice
Marlin
Harold Robinson
Franklin
Hearne General Hospital
John Wilson
Hearne
C. B. Williams
Bremond
A. S. Kirby
Wanda Kotch
Susie Redden
Franklin Mary Rich
Franklin David Ramirez
Calvert Ernestine Clark
Ella Mae Smith
Bernice Volz
Burlington
Elnora Brewer
Calvert Lera Mase
Shorty) Martin
Retha Washington
Fannie Hoyt
Franklin Frankie Blair
Hearne Izora
Judie
Calvert Tennie Fulton
Five Points
Pauline Poetter
Franklin Annie Payne
Tevla Shoemaker
Bryan Bertha Neely
New Arrivals in Area Birth Notices Highlight Local Families
A daughter Tracy Cherny was born June 13 at St Josephs Hospital Houston to Mr and Mrs Jack Allerton. She has one sister Tammy Lisa. maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs A M Hadaway. twins Christopher Michael and Stephanie Lynn born June 14 at Hearne General Hospital to Mr and Mrs Melvin Ray of Franklin. Christopher Lynn was born June 18 in Belton to Mr and Mrs Michael Lynn True. Joseph Don Suttle born June 20 at Hearne General Hospital to Mr and Mrs Donald Suttle of Bremond.
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Tracy Cherny
Jack Allerton
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Houston
Tammy Lisa
Carmen Hadaway
Hearne
A. M. Hadaway
Melvin Ray
Franklin
Hearne General Hospital
Christopher Michael
Stephanie Lynn
Michael Lynn True
Belton
Christopher Lynn
Joseph Don Suttle
Donald Suttle
Bremond
Dodgers Meet Astros In Hearne Little League Final
The Dodgers and Astros square off at 7 30 p m Thursday June 29 in Calvert to decide the Hearne Little League championship. The Dodgers beat the Astros 6 1 Monday night to reach 12 wins and 2 losses, matching the Astros in the standings.
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Dodgers
Astros
Calvert
Hearne
Hearne Men Plan Munich Olympic Trip For 1972
Hearne residents including attorney Bill Palmos and Dr. H C Guynes plan to attend the Summer Olympics in Munich from August 26 to September 10 1972. The party will fly from Houston to New York Berlin and tour several European cities before watching track and field events. They expect lengthy daily schedules with early rising and long days, and anticipate attending the closing ceremony with limited ticket access. The Living Soul Youth Choir from Hearne First Baptist Church wraps a week long tour July 2 in Hearne with concerts across Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Georgia Florida and back home.
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Living Soul
Munich
Hearne
Germany
Bill Palmos
Lee Zeig
Zeig Sheet Metal
Joe D. Wilson
Wilson Drug
H. C. Guynes
Garland
Braniff
Houston
New York
Berlin
Lufthansa
Palmos
Amsterdam
Brussels
Paris
Luxemburg
Austria
Zeig
Canada
Hearne First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Bastrop
Louisiana
Greenville
Mississippi
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
Valdosta
Georgia
Panama City
Florida
Richton
Fountainbleu Terrace
Miracle Strip
Young Bremond Youth to Attend National Democratic Convention
George C. Yezak, 18, of Bremond will attend the National Democratic Party Convention in Miami as an alternate delegate. As one of the youngest ever at the national convention and the first year Texans can vote at 18, he stands among the notable youngest attendees. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Yezak of Bremond.
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George C. Yezak
Bremend
Miami
Texas
George Yezak
Herman Yezak
Bremond
Patterson Wins Skeet Shooting Championship
W. A. Bill Patterson of Bryan and Marn Brick Company Bremond won his second international skeet championship at Waco. He previously claimed the title in 1968 with a 97 percent season average and also captured top honors in 28 gauge and 20 gauge events.
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W. A
Bill) Patterson
Bryan
Marn Brick Company
Bremond
Waco
Bremond Knights Hold Fourth of July Picnic
The Knights of Columbus of Bremond plan a Sunday picnic and barbecue on July 2 at St Mary's School. Otis Beck's country and western polka band from Temple will perform. Meals may be eaten on site or taken out.
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Knights of Columbus of
Bremond
St. Mary’s School
Otis Beck
Temple
Bowling Bits From Early Risers League
Jan Kluck of Odd Couple had the high game 198 in bowling Tuesday. Pat Richter of Petunias posted the second high game 192 and high series 485. Cookie Johnson of Bloomin Idiots totaled the second high series 475.
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Jan Kluck
Odd Couple
Pat Richter
Petunias
Cookie Johnson
Bloomin’ Idiots
Brien Injured in Helicopter Parachute Jump at Cameron
Second Lt. James H. Brien of the Waco detachment suffered a broken shoulder during a helicopter parachute jump at Cameron last Sunday. A native of Calvert, Brien and his wife live in Conroe. The incident occurred around 9:30 a.m. and he was moved to Dariel Hospital at Fort Hood.
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James H. Brien
Waco
National Guard
Airborne
143Rd Infantry
Cameron
Calvert
Brien
Conroe
Dariel Hospital
Fort Hood
Calvert Lions to Hold Postponed Light Bulb Sale
The Calvert Lions Club plans a door to door light bulb sale to raise funds for club programs including sponsoring the Little League Astros. The event was postponed from last Tuesday due to late shipment and repackaging concerns.
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Calvert Lions Club
Little League Astros
Lanning to Preach at Mexican Mission Calvert
Rev. Bill Lanning will preach this Sunday at the Mexican Baptist Mission in Calvert. Sunday school begins at 10 a.m. and the worship service at 11 a.m. Lanning holds a master’s degree from Baylor in comparative religion and is a doctoral candidate at Baylor in religion.
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Lanning
Bill Lanning
Calvert
Baylor
For Sale 1972 Thunder Bird Car
Too late to classify sale notice lists a three month old 2700 mile vehicle with contact Billy FR Hall president Citi zens Bank and Trust Calvert plus an ambitious couple seeking income and a job offering. Also work wanted for house cleaning ironing with morning availability at 818A Columbus Village or phone 2792264. 20-Stp
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Billy FR. Hall
Citizens Bank and Trust
Calvert
Columbus Village
Neighbors at Odds Over Cabbage Odors in Court
In a Texas case from 1972, Mrs. Baxter faced nuisance charges for cooking cabbage, with odors wafting into a neighbor’s apartment. The court found malice in creating discomfort, illustrating how proximity and intent affect nuisance law and evolving limits on spite fences. Will Bernard notes urban living heightens vexation and the importance of evidence of revolting odors.
Coil spring door hinge remedy holds open position
A simple fix uses a small coil spring of .031 diameter wire placed over the top knob of the door hinge. The spring holds the door open without preventing closing or latching, solving the half closed door annoyance.
Cahoon Family Attends Texas International 500
Mr and Mrs E L Cahoon and son Eldon of San Antonio were weekend guests of Mrs Cahoon's sister Mrs Lucille Wilson. The Cahoon family members attended the Texas International 500 race at College Station Sunday.
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E. L. Cahoon
Eldon
San Antonio
Mrs Reed and Friend Return From Hearne Visit
Mrs C M Reed and her friend Mrs McMillan of Okmulgee Oklahoma returned home after a visit in Hearne with Mrs Reed's brothers Adam Boxley J L Boxley and E L Craven and their families and other relatives and friends.
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C. M. Reed
McMillan
Okmulgee
Oklahoma
Hearne
Beaumont wedding joins Brady and Faggard kin
Mrs. A B Brady Mr and Mrs Al Roberts and children spent the weekend in Beau mont visiting Mr and Mrs A C Faggard and children. On Sunday at two o clock they attended the wedding of Miss Deborrah Lindsey and Samuel Tortorice in St Ann's Church Dr and Mrs A B Brady Jr and sons of Atlanta Georgia were also present for her brother's wedding.
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A. B. Brady
al Roberts
Beaumont
A. C. Faggard
Deborrah Lindsey
Samuel Tortorice
St. Ann’s Church
A. B. Brady Jr
Atlanta
Georgia
Mrs J C Smith And Mrs Joe S Sturgis Jr Visit Bay Town
Mrs J C Smith and Mrs Joe S Sturgis Jr are visiting relatives and friends in Bay town.
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J. C. Smith
Joe S. Sturgis Jr
Baytown
Tyler Visit Noted by Mr and Mrs How ard
Mr and Mrs James Howard visited Tyler on Sunday accompanied by her father C S German in a brief society note from the local paper.
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James Howard
C. S. German
Tyler
Democrats Hold Spirited Texas Delegates Convention
George Wallace and George McGovern led Texas delegate tallies with 42 and 34 votes as 130 delegates were chosen after over 15 hours of debate. Roy Orr lost the vice chair race to Eddie Bernice Johnson, and Dolph Briscoe guided other party offices while Jess Hay and Rolando Blumberg won committeeman and committeewoman posts. Republicans clashed over leadership, with Henry Grover demanding ouster of state chair George Willeford and vice chair Malcolm Milburn, a demand that failed. Fred Agnich and Tobin Armstrong were re-elected national committeeman and committeewoman.
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George Wallace
George McGovern
Wallace
McGovern
Hubert Humphrey
Roy Orr
DeSoto
Eddie Bernice Johnson
Dallas
Dolph Briscoe
Cratic
Jess Hay
Roland
Jane) Blumberg
Seguin
Calvin Guest
Bryan
GOP
Henry Grover
Houston
Republican Executive Committee
George Willeford
Malcolm Milburn
Austin
Grover
Fred Agnich
Tobin Armstrong
Armstrong
Sugar Cube Architects Build Welsh Castle Replica
Two Bartlesville Oklahoma high school students John Carignan and Rick Laughry craft castles from five hundred pounds of sugar cubes glue cement and toothpicks. Their Caernarvon castle scales one cube to three feet with walls three to four cubes thick and about sixty boxes of sugar. Rick spent around six months on the project while both boys play varsity football wrestling and track.
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Bartlesville
Okla
John Carignan
Rick Laughry
Caernarvon
Rick
Lizzie Borden tale mirrors drug education myths
Peter G. Hammond argues that media often blames drugs for violence, using Lizzie Borden and Life Magazine’s Richie story to highlight how motive is misread. He warns that crime can precipitate drug use, not solely the other way around, and urges nuanced public education.
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Lizzie
Lizzie Borden
Life Magazine
Richie
Health department proposes 23000 study on why youngsters fall from tricycles
The Department of Health Education and Welfare proposes a 23000 study to determine why youngsters fall off their tricycles. The project aims to identify risk factors and improve child safety measures nationwide.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Corn Lets One Farm Worker Feed Fifty One People
A farm worker can feed fifty one people thanks to corn, while earning less take‑home pay than workers anywhere else in the world, illustrating stark economic disparity tied to agricultural productivity.
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