Chamber Committee Chairs Named For Hearne Year
Hearne chamber announces committee chairmen for the year including Roy Henry on Highway and Transportation and Dr. J. C. Gallagher on Membership and Finance. New groups formed include East Texas Tourist Guide and Alamo Highway Association with duties and directors named. Hearne will host a June 18 meeting of the Alamo Highway group, and hospitality plans include ongoing construction at Hospitality Inn, Inc. plus a favorable note to Rey Switzer of Southern Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne Chamber of Commerce
Roy Henry
Industrial
Guy E. Chandler
J. C. Gallagher
Jack K. Ramsay
Ray Cruse
Edward L. Priestly
M. E. Jones
Edward L. Gregorek
Marlin Jentsch
Roy L. Henry
Banquet
Holland Sowma
Franklin
Robertson Countian
Alamo Highway Association
Hearne
San Antonio
Texarkana
Thomas E. Brashear
Rey Switzer
Southern Pacific
Switzer
E. M. Boyd
Hospitality Inn, Inc
Campaign Expenses Report From Bremond Area Officials
Campaign expense tallies from Bremond area races show numerous candidates itemizing costs to place names on ballots. James Seigler, Franklin, reported 1226.56 with major items including 600 for ballot placement and 60 for newspaper notices. Sam Mounts, Hearne, listed 912.76 with 600 for ballot placement and 70.35 for ads in local papers. Bryan F. Russ’s re race posted 718.00 net after a 150.00 deduction, with 670.00 to the Executive Committee for ballot placement and 108.00 for cards. M. M. Otten Jr. totaled 650.61 for ballot placement and ads. Obia A. Cargill reported 662.25 for ballot placement and cards. Doyle Caldwell’s bid ran 584.50 with 504.00 for ballot placement and 53.56 for advertising. Marvin Baxter’s campaign reached 667.00, including 504.00 for ballot placement and 28.00 for announcements.
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Bremond
James Seigler
Franklin
Sam M. Mounts
Hearne
Mounts
Franklin Texan
Hearne Democrat
Superior Match Company
Franklin Fire Department
Chamber of Commerce
Bryan F. Russ
Russ
Executive Committee
M. M. Otten Jr
Obia A. Cargill
Doyle Caldwell
Marvin Baxter
Precinct 2
Moore of Cayce by Cayce Moore
Life Mag carried a cover photo of Richard Burton and coverage of his on again off again marriage to Elizabeth Taylor. The column notes public interest and media strategy around celebrity life and film releases. It then shifts to Moore’s travelogue recapping visits in Little Rock New Orleans San Antonio and thoughts on weather and culture.
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Life Mag
Richard Burton
Richard
Liz Taylor
Cleopatra
College Station
Frankie Abate
Palm Beach
Fla
New Orleans
B. W. Harpers
Erle Slagles
Antoine's
Rockefeller
al Hirt
Pete Fountain
Pat O’brien
Nelson Rockefeller
Hearne Housing Authority invites bids on site structures
Mr and Mrs Fred Ferrara visited Dallas for a daughter’s teaching placement at Thomas Jefferson HS. The Housing Authority of Hearne invites bids to purchase and remove buildings and garages on Site No 9 located at San Felipe and Seventh in Hearne. Bids due by noon May 21 1964 with 10 percent bid guarantee and cash payment within ten days of acceptance. The authority may reject bids and waives informalities.
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Fred Ferrara
Bernadette
Madeline
Dallas
Charlotte Ferrara
Thomas Jefferson High School
Housing Authority
Hearne
Texas
City of
Housing Authority of
O. H. McCollum
Bids Sought for Demolition of Hearne Properties
Sealed proposals to Hearne Texas invite removal wreckage and all usable and unusable materials from multiple sites in Hearne including houses on Pine Davis Evans San Felipo Sixth and related blocks. Bids cover structures garages barns chicken houses and outbuildings on numerous lots with corner locations specified.
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Housing Authority
City of
Hearne
Texas
Pine Street
Davis Street
Evans Street
San Felipi Street
Sixth Street
San Antonio Street
Seventh Street
Ottea Seeks County Attorney Seat in May Primary
Mathis M. Ottea Jr. of Mumford seeks the Democratic nomination for County Attorney in the May 2 primary. A Robert son County native, he grew up in the Brazos Bottom, served in World War II and Korea with eight years in the Navy, and studied at Texas A&M, the University of Houston, and South Texas College of Law. He and his wife Louise attend St. Marys Catholic Church and have four children. He pledges honesty and unfettered justice if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathis M. Ottea, Jr
Mumford
M. M. Ottea
Robertson County
Mat
Brazos Bottom
Hearne High School
U.S. Navy
Texas A&m
University of Houston
South Texas College of Law
Louise
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Delegates Named for 1964 Bluebonnet Girls State
Hearne High School selects Penny Sealone as Legion Auxiliary delegate and Rena Rogers as first alternate for the 1964 Bluebonnet Girls State in Austin. Nancy Stephenson, Charlene Black, Kay Kirk, Patsy Martine named as PTA and club delegates and alternates. The program, by American Legion Auxiliary Texas, runs June 17 to June 26 at the State School for the Blind in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Bluebonnet Girls State
Austin
K. E. Mathis
G. S
Hearne High School
Penny Sealone
American Legion Auxiliary
Rena Rogers
Nancy Stephenson
Parent Teacher Association
Charlene Black
Kay Kirk
Shakespeare Club
Patsy Martine
Department of Texas
Miles Scriviner Unit No. 454
State School For the Blind
Education spark in Hearne plans home rule charter
The Hearne commission details a move to recall officials via a petitioner threshold, with 30 percent or at least 200 signatures enabling a referendum. The charter progress spanned 1961 to 1963, led by Milton Aalen as chair and a 14-member board including Jack Kelly and Ed Priestly, aiming for a full vote rather than sectional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Milton Aalen
Jack Kelly
Ed Priestly
Commission
Mathew Boyle
R, Ek, Brown
Vince Campise
Hal Cunningham
J. C. Gallagher
Beverly Hartrell
Marlin Jentach
M. E. Jones
Jack Lyons
P. A. Pertone
Holland Sowma
Leon Wilson
Texas Epidemic Report Warns on Measles and Rubella
Texas faces a rising measles and rubella epidemic with an estimated 27,984 cases through April, far above 1963 levels. The piece notes measles can be forecast in cities and rural areas, outlines differences between rubella and rubeola, and advises vaccination for children over nine months without disease history. It also mentions Dr J A Lyons and Dr Karney at a Fort Worth convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
American Academy of Pediatrics
J. A. Lyons
Dro Cc
Karney
Fort Worth
Karhey
Kanne
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