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Newspaper
Glen Rose Reporter
Location
Glen Rose, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1972
Page
4
Improving after two weeks of serious illness at Memorial Hospital in Cleburne, Irving Martin was reported on Monday to be recuperating. Glen Rose Reporter notes the update in its August 24, 1972 edition.
Classified notice offers a 12 by 65 foot 1971 mobile home with a 10 by 23 glassed in patio and carport on a 50 by 130 foot lot in Walnut Springs. Contact phone 2261 mornings. Also includes personal notices of visits among local residents and relatives from Wichita Falls Irving Meridian and Meridian areas.
The menu lists weekly lunches from August 28 to September 1 offering fish sticks, pizza, hamburger steak, chicken pot pie, and sloppy Joe with sides like peas, corn, green beans, and desserts. Several local visits and family travel notes follow, mentioning Miss Marilyn Gibbs and other relatives visiting from Texas Eastern School of Nursing and various homes and trips across Cleburne Irving and Florida.
John, Frank and Sid McCoy descendants gather at the Community Center for their annual reunion on September 4 with basket lunches at noon. Also notes include Houston pharmacist appointment for Chuck Gibbs and visits by several families from Hamlin, Houston, and Maine.
Public notice outlines Texas constitutional change SJR 7 on the November 7 1972 ballot. Counts as Section 1-b 3 000 dollar exemption on residence homesteads for aged 65 plus and local option to extend or elect further relief. Section 2 directs submission to voters on election day.
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