Consumer Protection and Fraud Warnings for Home Purchases
The Attorney General warns that contracts bind buyers to written terms, not oral promises, advising thorough reading, questions for unclear parts, and attorney review for large purchases. Do not sign blank spaces, ensure itemization of costs, and obtain a copy of the signed contract. Also warns against deceptive work at home schemes and how to seek help from consumer protection offices and the BBB.
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Attorney General
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Better Business Bureau
Postal Service
Idea
U. S
Consumer Protection Division
James Sargent Calvert Rites Funeral Held for Bremond Boy
Funeral services for James Eric Sargent of Bremond were held at Sneed Memorial Methodist Church. The child, born May 1 1963 in Marlin, died after being struck by a freight train. Burial followed at Calvert City Cemetery. survivors include his mother Cecelia Heinrich and sister Joan Heinrich.
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James Eric Sargent
Bremond
Sneed Memorial Methodist Church
Calvert
Robert Porter
Michael Krol
St. Mary’s Catholic Church of
Bremend
Marlin
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Cecelia Heinrich
Joan Heinrich
Alfred Conitz
Emil Conitz Jr
Funeral services for Henry Otho Abbott in Hearne
Funeral services for Henry Otho Abbott of Hearne were held Friday at Heartfield Funeral Home with ministers from First Baptist and Calvary Baptist officiating. Burial followed at Norwood Cemetery. Pallbearers were Jim Scott, B. J. Miller, Raymond Theiss, Vince Campise, Bill Palmos, and Odis Hoyt. Abbott, born July 24, 1911 in Léon County, died Wednesday April 23 at age 63. He spent most of his life in Hearne as a railroad employee before retiring and later worked part time for the city as a meter patrolman. He was survived by his wife Hazel, three daughters Iris Shaw, Jackie Allen, and Ruth Phelps, nine grandchildren, one great grandchild, four brothers, and two sisters.
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Henry Otho Abbott
Hearne
Chapel of
Heartfield
James Schratt
First Baptist Church
Jim Barnett
Calvary Baptist Church
Norwood Cemetery
Jim Scott
B. J. Miller
Raymond Theiss
Vince Campise
Bill Palmos
Odis Hoyt
Abbott
Léon County
The
Baptist Church
Hazel Allen Abbott
Iris Shaw
Waco
Jackie Allen
Ruth Phelps
Austin
R. R. Abbott
Homer Abbott
San Antonio
Shorty Abbott
Temple
Edward Abbott
Houston
Jewel Lamme
Harrell Rose
Port Arthur
Death of William E. Crowder in Hearne
Funeral services for William Edward Dude Crowder were held at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Hearne Church of Christ with Minister Jim Talbert officiating. Burial at Norwood Home. Crowder died at his Hearne home April 23 at age 54. He was born May 5, 1920 in New Baden and lived in Hearne most of his life. He owned the Dixie Cafe with a sister and later ran it solo. Surviving are his wife Elsa Rae Shaw, three children, one granddaughter, his mother, and a sister.
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William Edward
Dude) Crowder
Hearne Church of Christ
Jim Talbert
Norwood Cemetery
Heartfield Funeral Home
Otis Hoyt
Bill Palmos
Demetre Palmos
R. B. Mayes
Cannon Amos
Leon Davenel
Jim Florence
E. A. (Chili) Pursley
W. F. Sander
Jack W. Mathews
Charles Solis
Laverne Hawkins
Mr. Crowder
Hearne
New Baden
F. A. Crowder
Franklin
Hearne High School
A&p
Southern Pacific Railway
Inglewood
Houston
Dude
Navy
Southwestern State College
Oklahoma
University of Georgia
Aztec Cafe
Jim Nale
Dixie Cafe
Elsa Rae Shaw
Gause
Hearne Lions Club
Ora Mae Crowder
R. F
Ruth) Marshall
Veterans group elects Brazos Valley commander in 1966
A. Gickerson was elected commander of the Brazos Valley Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Other officers named for the coming year include J. R. Henderson as senior vice commander, A. J. Coulter Jr. as vice commander, Sam Altimore as quartermaster, L. R. Reeder as adjutant, R. L. Suggs as officer of the day, J. E. Mathis as chaplain, and C. Nabors Lockhart, Frank Hall, and Alvah Franks as trustees. Dewey Moss named service officer. Mayor W. S. Hoyt Jr. and Ted Rickenbacher Jr. served as directors of the Texas Safety Council. Homecoming for Wheelock residents set for May 7 with a public dinner at the Wheelock Cemetery grave. Various social and civic events noted across Hearne and area communities.
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Democrat
A. Gcickerson
Brazos Valley
Veterans of Foreign
Wih
J. R. Henderson
A. J. Coulter Jr
Sam Altimore
L. R. Reeder
R. L. Suggs
J. E. Mathis
C. Nabors Lockhart
Frank Hall
Alvah Franks
Dewey Moss
Brady Carson
Hearne
Texas Safety Council
W. S. Hoyt Jr
Ted Rickenbacher Jr
Council
Wheelock
W. D. White
Otto Daross
Waco
Olen Wallace
Hearne and
Mas
J. B. Kinninger
Washington, D.C
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