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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1914
Page
5
Rev. R. Cornelius preached to large Sunday morning and night audiences at First Baptist Church. He has developed strong church work interest among members, drawing excellent crowds with highly capable discourses.
Last Thursday Miss Valine Jett hosted a social gathering for numerous friends. Miss Willie Ohr performed several piano numbers with the Mearne Commercial Band in attendance. Refreshments of religious cream and cake were served as guests departed after a pleasant evening.
A Hearne Commercial Club report notes directors called a meeting due to member absences and weather, pledging to act promptly when conditions improve. The secretary emphasizes ongoing outreach to all local tradesmen, professionals, and farmers, and invites women to join, aiming for broad community participation.
In Texas towns typhoid fever spreads through poor sanitation and contagion from breading places. Hearne lacks sewerage, a Board of Health, and a city physician, prompting calls for urgent action to prevent an epidemic rather than reacting after outbreaks.
Resolutions on the Death of Mr Harry H Powell note the passing of a townsman and associate. The Hearne Commercial Club mourns a valued member and the town loses one of its most enthusiastic and useful supporters.
The Hearne Commercial Club Board expresses deep regret and sympathy for the death of Mr Powell. They praise his character and worth to the committee, extend heartfelt condolences to his relatives, and request minutes and publication of the resolutions in The State Democrat.
A large crowd watched Kosse beat Hearne in a highly engaging local game. Kosse led through the contest as fans cheered the team to a favorable final score.
A historical report covers Dedication and Confirmation services at St. Phillips Church led by Bishop George Herbert Kinsolving. The ceremony included a baptism, a class of thirteen confirmed, and a sermon urging young people to live by Christlike ideals. The new building, described as simple yet commodious, was consecrated with a grassy lawn and elm shade.
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