Death of J B Glenn in San Angelo Hospital
J B Glenn died Monday afternoon January 15 1945 in a San Angelo hospital after a weeks long illness. Interment followed at Bronte cemetery Tuesday with services at Bronte Baptist Church led by Rev C R Blake and assisted by Rev A H Angon and Rev J E Eldridge of Sonora. Eldridge gave the funeral message on certainties of faith. A biographical sketch noted Glenn was born August 30 1889 in Hood County near Grandberry and died at age 65 years 4 months 16 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Glenn
San Angelo
Bronte Cemetery
Bronte Baptist Church
C. R. Blake
A. Hangon
Bronte Methodist Church
J. E. el
Coke County
Bronte
Mattie Elizabeth Snyder
D. K
J. B. Jr. Clark and
Dale
Caddi Vernon
Victoria
Texas
Earl F. Glenn
Belgium
T. F. Sims Jr
Clementena Parker joins WAVES in wartime service
Miss Clementena Parker of Norton has enlisted in the WAVES and will depart Bal linger January 23 for New York City. After a seven week course she will be assigned a position. Parker, raised in Bronte and educated there and at Denton, has taught in Decatur and Ozona schools before joining the navy program with broad community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clementena Parker
Norton
Ballinger
New York City
Miss Parker
Bronte
Janie Hull
TSTC
Denton
Decatur
Ozona
4-H CLUB WORK IN COKE AREA FOR 1944 REVIEWED BY COUNTY AGENT
The Coke County 4-H Club program for 1944 is summarized by the county agent, highlighting key activities. Notable items include a 4-H Round-Up with the Gronte club hosting the Tennyson club, a turkey dinner for about 60 members, and wide efforts to expand projects on the firing line. Meat production figures from the Feed-A-Fighter drive are cited, showing 9,114 pounds of meat from 41 club members, with additional demonstrations and records from other clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gronte
Tennyson Club
C. E. Arrott
Coke County
Ralph Walker
Dleven
Goodfellow Field
Parachute
G. I
Nelda Ann Sheppard
Elna Avis Jameson
Floyd Sheppard
Weldon Schooler
Harold Gene Sheppard
Paul Burns
le Drew Arrott
Dolan Mackey
J. B. Arrott
Hipp
Sam Powell
Allen Jameson
C. Ex Arrott
Carleen Clark
Waste Paper Drive Prompts Community Bundling Push
Mayor R E Cumbie asks residents to save all paper and boxes and tie them in bundles for a San Angelo truck to collect. The Enterprise offers front office storage space for bundles, urging neat bundling to avoid loose paper.
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R. E. Cumbie
Finterprise
Christmas Card warms Burma bound Captain Caperton
Captain R. T. Caperton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Caperton, serving in Burma, received a community Christmas card organized by Mr. and Mrs. J. Rippetoe. Dozens of cards went to Bronite's men abroad, expressing home town appreciation. Caperton wrote his thanks, saying it brought a lump to his throat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Caperton
Emmett Caperton
Burma
Bronite
J. Rippetoe
Bronte
Capt. Caperton
Enterprise Office
Mrs Lizzie Davis Sells House After One-Evening Ad
Mrs Lizzie Davis of Robert Lee praises Bronte Enterprise for an ad that ran one evening and led to a sale the next day. She sends a check to advance her subscription and thanks editor D M West for quick publication and results.
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Lizzie Davis
Robert Lee
the Enterprise
D. M. West
Bronte Enterprise
Bronte
Texas
Mr. West
The
Enterprise
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. B. Glenn
WF. Hamner
the Meth Church
Waves
Sonora
Coke County Live Stock Association
W. F. Hamner
Methodist Church
Hamner
A. Hanson
Tennyson
Frank Keeney
C. C. Holder
Purina
Gloke County
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