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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1968
Page
5
A quick guide lists simple lure shine methods using boiled potato water and salt, plus a surprising tip to clean ducks with detergent. It promotes carrying plastic tape as an emergency repair kit, and describes converting a coffee can into a two ended worm box for easy worm access.
A large family gathering over Labor Day weekend drew the Batsons from Normangee Houston Temple and Calvert along with cousins and in laws to Lake Beston and Lake Belton for a multi cluster reunion. Attendees included Ken Batson Leon Wilson Roy Jones and many children and relatives across several Texas towns.
In the 1860s Stevens founded J Stevens and Company in Massachusetts and began with a break action pistol. He later produced rifles and shotguns and developed pistols for the .22 rimfire regime. Collaborating with William M. Lihom, he helped create the .22 Long Rifle hybrid, the Long, and examined the .22 Short and Tong Rifle. The .22 Long Rifle today remains close to its 1889 design, largely unchanged except smokeless powder.
Roosevelt Eisenhower and Johnson quotes outline civic duties from personal conduct to constitutional understanding. The piece urges every American adult to register and vote in the upcoming November election as a test of good citizenship and commitment to liberty and community.
Calvert weekly social notes list guests and visits across the region. George Leath hosts relatives from Dallas and Joshua, with other families from Beaumont, Nassau Bay, Houston, Waco, Fort Worth, San Francisco, Texarkana and more visiting or staying with local residents over Labor Day weekend and beyond.
Rep. James Cleveland of New Hampshire said he led an unsuccessful fight in the Public Works Committee to defeat a $30 million bill a committee approved 12 to 7. He hoped for more success on the House floor, calling the spending incongruous for the times.
A collage of quotes from editors and writers in small town papers across the west and south, reflecting views on speech restraint, satire, television, and higher education. Notable names include Harold S. May Bryce Van Horn Ray Savage Duane C. Griggs and Sid R. Harris, representing diverse U.S. locales.
Mr and Mrs C V Allen and six children of Huntsville and Mr and Mrs Phil Hamlin and daughter Mary Ann of Angleton were holiday weekend guests of Mr and Mrs P J Haas.
Labor Day weekend social gathering details include Mrs. W. K. Howard and Mrs. James Nichols with son Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Howard with daughters Ann Cindy and Carolyn of Hurst, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dudley with daughter Tanyia and Bill Howard of Austin, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Vitopil with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Vitopil and daughter Sheiley of Bryan.
Visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Utecht and children Beverly Douglas and Mike for Labor Day weekend were his brother and family Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Utecht Bobbie and Larry of Pasadena who came for the opening of dove season. Also joining the group for Sunday and Monday were Misses Shirley and Betty Utecht of Houston.
Mr and Mrs Adrian Richter and son Chris enjoyed a weekend at Morgan's Point on Lake Belton from Friday to Sunday. They were joined by Ernest Kluck and Mick Haverty families from Hearne on Saturday along with their daughter Shannon and guests Mrs Haverty's brother and sister in law from Pensacola Florida.
Last week Mr and Mrs Leonard Pringle of Fort Worth visited with relatives of the Pringle family including Major and Mrs B Q Evans II and their sons Buck and Bil. Evans heads to a Strategic Air Command post in Austin. On Sunday MM/1c and Mrs Robert L Holt and daughter Stacy called en route to Vallejo California for a Navy assignment. The Holts previously resided in Port Arthur.
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