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Glen Rose Reporter

Location

Glen Rose, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1969

Page

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Local hijacking tale links pilots kin to weddings and work

The piece notes Capt. Tom Dees of Terrell, son-in-law of Capt. Bob Bullock, was forced to fly to Havana after unloading passengers in Midland. It highlights Edgar Ware, longtime Pentecostal minister and local craftsman, who has conducted many July weddings and will celebrate his 83rd birthday in October, then hints at his wedding services and community roles. See TRACKS Page 4.

Bob Bullock Continental Airlines Dallas West Coast Cuba Continental Tom Dees Terrell Midland Havana Miami Capt Dees Janis Bullock Bob Gibbs Edgar Ware

Rainfall Totals 1.69 Inches Overnight

Rain showers that began after 10 p.m. Monday and continued into Tuesday produced 1.69 inches of needed moisture in the area. The steady precipitation eased by morning, leaving fields damp and roads slick in parts of the region.

Baptist Church Names New Pastor to Lead First Baptist

Rev. Sam H. Jones and his wife and two young sons will move into the parsonage and Jones will assume duties as pastor of the First Baptist Church Monday. Interim pastor Rev. Jack Mills preaches his final sermon Sunday night. Jones, born in Altus Oklahoma June 22 1939, has pastored several Texas towns and conducted more than 100 revivals since 1957. U.S. Weather Bureau gauge reports total precipitation 25.21 inches locally with temperatures from 62 to 101 degrees over the past week.

Sam H. Jones de Kalb First Baptist Church Jack Mills Tarrant Rock Creek Willis Freeman Mr. Jones Altus Okla Texas Oklahoma Illinois California Utah Jamaica West Indies Jones Sam Jr David Lee U.S. Weather Bureau T. J. Davis

Walnut Springs School to Open for Fall Semester

D. E. Edwards announces Walnut Springs will begin classes Monday August 25 with a full schedule. Registration is set for Friday August 22 at 9 a.m. The day starts at 8 20 a.m. and ends at 3 40 p.m. Preschool classes run by Mrs Laverne Moyer have 14 pupils this term.

D. E. Edwards Walnut Springs Edwards Laverne Moyer

Seven Teachers Added By Local School

School Superintendent J. M. McCroskey announced the hiring of seven educators at the local high and elementary schools. Mrs. Bobbie Morris of Stephenville will teach Home Economics and study Tarleton State College. Mrs. Linda Evans of Proctor was named an elementary teacher and will also attend Tarleton State College this fall.

Bobbie Morris Stephenville J. M. McCroskey Morris Mary Hardin Baylor College Belton Tarleton State College Linda Evans Proctor

New Students Asked To Register Here

Hale Riddle, principal of the Elementary School, urges new students in grades two through eight who did not attend last year to register at the Junior High School building on August 19 20 and 21. Registration runs 8 to 11 a.m. and 2 to 3 p.m. Reports cards from previous school required.

Hale Riddle

Fort Worth Man Admits Burglary in Station Theft

Fort Worth resident Michael R. Riddle 21 confessed to burglarizing Homer Bowers Station on Highway 144 on June 19. He named accomplices Johnny Rainwater 26 and David Cunningham 28. Riddle said the trio also robbed businesses in Strawn Weatherford Stephenville and Comanche and will stand trial in all but Comanche before transfer to Somervell County.

Michael R. Riddle Fort Worth Homer Bowers Highway 144 Speck Strawn Johnny Rainwater David Cunningham Stephenville Strawn Weatherford Comanche Erath County Los Angeles Calif Cunningham California Riddle Somervell County

Marks-English Cline win baseball titles in Optimist program

The Marks-English Clinic team won the league title after a 8-6 sudden death playoff over Whitworth Lumber & Hardware, with Marks-English taking the first half and Whitworth the second. Coca Cola won the Pony League. Local All-Stars beat Granbury 12-4, Coaches Jimmie McKinney and Roy Lee Ice. Leslie Crain named Most Valuable Player with a trophy.

Marks-English Clinic Optimist Whitworth Lumber & Hardware Marks-English Whitworth Coca Cola Granbury Jimmie McKinney Roy Lee Leslie Crain H. E. Crain Leslie

New Prospect Group Sets Revival Meet

The Rev Eldon Pritchard pastor of New Prospect Baptist Church at Nemo announced a revival at the church from Monday through Sunday August 17. Rev Jack Mills will preach and Wilburn Walker will lead singing with daily services at 8 p.m. Everyone is cordial invited to attend.

Eldon Pritchard New Prospect Baptist Church Nemo Jack Mills Wilburn Walker

Fort Worth Visitors Tour Forest Park Zoo

Mr and Mrs Oran Page Becky and Mr and Mrs Dale McPherson Marty and Jeff visited Forest Park Zoo in Fort Worth on Monday and enjoyed picnicking in the park.

Mineral Wells Youth Buried At Post Oak

Graveside rites were held for Jerald Gordon ten who died after a late Sunday accident in Mineral Wells. His sister Genette nine and both parents were injured. Genette underwent brain surgery in Fort Worth and the mother remains hospitalized. The family's car collided with another vehicle while returning from Possum Kingdom Lake.

Mineral Wells Post Oak Jerald Gordon John D. Gordon Post Oak Cemetery Emanuel Baptist Church Young Gordon Genette Gordon Gordon Genette Harris Hospital Fort Worth Little Genette Elizabeth Tidwell Railsnider Cora Spencer Cleburne Possum Kingdom Lake

Glen Rose Rainfall Chart From U S Weather Bureau

Official records kept by observer T. J. Davis for the U S Weather Bureau in Glen Rose document monthly rainfall measurements. The chart lists daily figures, totals, and notes on measurement conditions for public reference.

Glen Rose U.S. Weather Bureau T. J. Davis

County Voters Back Five Proposals in Constitutional Election

Somervell County turnout was light as voters approved water development bonds and higher education loans under Texas Opportunity Plan. They rejected the clean up amendment salary limits for lawmakers, nonprofit water tax exemptions, end to constitutional interest rate limits, and annual legislative sessions. Two absentee ballots noted.

Texas Opportunity Plan Somervell County

Weather Balloon Found Near Here

A radio transmitting weather balloon found on the M. S. Matt Teague place in the Oden Chapel community Saturday had a short life aloft. The balloon, equipped with transistorized radio gear, was launched by the U.S. Weather Bureau in Fort Worth the day before, according to G. C. Gibbs Jr., postmaster.

M. S Matt” Teague Oden Chapel U. S. Weather Bureau Fort Worth G. C. Gibbs Jr

Glen Rose Tigers Coaches Attend Dallas Seminar

Paul Schuelke and Weldon Hart of Glen Rose High School travel to Dallas this week for attendance at the Coaches Association school.

Paul Schuelke Weldon Hart Glen Rose High School Tiger Dallas Coaches Assn

Post Office Project Begins in Glen Rose

A. F. Poehls Construction Co. arrives in Glen Rose to build a new post office on Elm and Vine Streets facing Elm. Poehls aims to finish in at most 100 working days and will own the building leased to the Post Office Department. The site sits on property bought from Jack Bridges Sr. Nearby, visitors from Waco include Jim Bob Wright.

A. F Buddy” Poehls Poehls Post Office Department Jack Bridges Sr Elm Vine Streets Elm Street

Old Settlers Reunion Draws 100 plus At Oakdale Park

More than 100 old-timers gathered for the first Old Settlers Reunion at Oakdale Park hosted by park management and the Somervell County Historical Society. Sam P. Shelton of Longview was named oldest settler at 89, while Lloyd Whittsitt of Dallas was the oldest returning tourist at 88. awards honored longest distance traveled, most descendants, and most generations present. The group voted to meet again next year on Saturday August 1.

Oakdale Park Park Management Somervell County Historical Society Sam P. Shelton Longview Jane F. Bandy Woodson W. E. Montgomery Marietta Okla Judy Hollis Lightfoot Midland Kate Lilly Garton Roswell N. M

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Edgar Pentecostal Church Rev. Ware Somervell Baptist Church Marks Coke English Beeen Whitworth Lumber Crabtree Chevrolet Corner Drug Methodist Church Ewes Reynolds Mneral Home Cee Emer Eene Pony League Coca Cola Pere Eee Ee Eee Food Center Teeter Eeane New Prospect Group Courthouse Square Jim Bob Wright Waco L. G. Tillman Connally Technical Institute Lloyd Whittsitt J. L. Lilly V. E May Whittsitts Dink Phipps Doyle Cooper Temple Summer
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