Death of A. M. Bruner Noted in Longview
Sympathy extends to Mrs. Annett Washburn on the passing of her father A. M. Bruner of Longview who died Thursday. Last rites were held Saturday at Grace Hill Cemetery. Jane and Ronny Rutledge traveled to Dallas for a surprise party. Mrs. John B. Jett is a patient in Gladewater City Hospital. The Leon Humphreys Keith Richardson and Wayne Coffey enjoyed boating and fishing at Lake O the Pines over Labor Day.
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Annett Washburn
A. M. Bruner
Longview
Bruner
Grace Hill Cemetery
Jane
Ronny Rutledge
Dallas
John B. Jett
Gladewater City Hospital
Leon Humphreys
Keith Richardson
Wayne Coffeys
Lake O’ the Pines
Labor Day
Hay Fever Sufferers and Local Family News
Friends of Mrs. Rachel Orms learn she is hospitalized in Gladewater City after a stroke. Updates include the Edmonson nephews, Willett baby girl Racheal, E R Gary’s Houston visit, Kenneth and Bakers’ California trip with White Oak layovers, Billy Townsend’s hospital discharge, and Larry Owen visiting family while studying at Stephen F. Austin State University.
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Rachel Orms
Gladewater City Hospital
Carlton Edmondson
Harlen Willett
Racheal
E. R. Gary
Houston
Kenneth Baker
Concord
Calif
R. A. Martin
Bakers
Arkansas
White Oak
California
Billy Townsend
Good Shepherd Hospital
Larry Owen
W. L. Owen
Larry
Stephen F. Austin State University
Nacogdoches
Lions face Union Hill Bulldogs in Friday night showdown
Union Grove hosts Union Hill in a high stakes 8 p.m. battle at Lion Stadium after a 27-6 defeat to Tatum. Lions rely on a strong running game led by Jerry Johnson and Ricky Pace while facing a Bulldog defense with key players like John Bass and Avery Jones. Union Hill, 1-0 with a solid Wishbone-T attack under coach Doug Busch, seeks another road test as the rivalry renews with potential season turning momentum.
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Tommy Aldridge
Union Grove
Lions
Bulldogs
Union Hill Bulldogs
Queen City
Doug Busch
Union Hill
Avery Jones
Melvin Strong
Keith Johnson
James Tucker
Texas
Bulldog Express
Cowboys Sweep Major Rodeos From New York To Idaho
Cowboys covered the continent in four big rodeos over the weekend per the Rodeo Cowboys Association. Madison Square Garden paid the richest $22,980 with Paul Petska of Carlsbad winning calf roping for $1,719 and his wife $971 in barrel racing. Pace Merrill was named all around cowboy at the Garden after $1,675 in bareback and bull riding. Other top results include Phil Lyne earning $272 in Bull riding and calf roping at Tri-State in Fort Madison while Leon McCoy led steer wrestling at Ford Madison with $962. Northwest events in Lewiston and Filer totaled $21,940, led by Sonny Davis and Sparky Trotter in calf roping.
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Madison Square Garden
New York City
Paul Petska
Carlsbad
N.M
Petska
Pace Merrill
Baraboo
Wis
Fort Madison
Tri-State
Phil Lyne
George West
Texas
Ford Madison
Leon McCoy
Paden
Okla
McCoy
Northwest
Lewiston
Filer
Ida
Sonny Davis
Kenna
Sparky Trotter
Cawston
B.C
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White Oak News
Jobe
Arrid
Enfamil
POLY
Reg
Ariarid
Jobe Drug Company
S. Main
Clearasil
Pension (Maaley
Kevin Kerns
Gladewater High School
Carl Jackson
GHS
Farmer Club
FFA
Jackson
Sammy Earp
GHS Photography Dept
Eagle
Ricky Pace
Jerry Johnson
George Salter
Robert Ferguson
Lion
Tatum
Air Force
Tyler
Philip de Matteo
USAF
E. Erwin
Tex
Services
Navy
Army
Marines
Coast
New York
Idaho
Denver
The
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Space Shuttle
Dad
United Gas
Gar
Seahoe GS
Gad
Cleanhuing
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