Corner Drug Robbery Amid Burglaries Reported
Corner Drug was robbed last Thursday night with loss around 135 dollars. About 40 dollars in cash and 95 dollars in merchandise were taken after burglars forced entry through the store rear.
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Newspaper
Glen Rose Reporter
Location
Glen Rose, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1956
Page
1
Corner Drug was robbed last Thursday night with loss around 135 dollars. About 40 dollars in cash and 95 dollars in merchandise were taken after burglars forced entry through the store rear.
Glen Rose Tigers tackle Wilie Hart earned honorable mention on the Star Telegram 1-A all state team. The junior athlete is the son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Hart and will return next season.
Funeral services were conducted Wednesday November 28 for Bobby Jack Howard at Nancy Smith cemetery. Rev. Joe W English led the service with assistants Bro Joe Smith and Rev Virgil Pace. Howard born November 25 1925 in Somervell County spent most of life around Cross Roads and Glass communities. He served in World War II and later was away from home much. His father died about twelve years ago. Surviving family include his mother Mrs Jim Howard three brothers W Howard Troy D Howard and Roy H Howard and two sisters Mrs La Faye Weathers and Mrs William Sholts, all of Fort Worth.
Mr Bruce Cunningham of Lone Star Gas joined the Chamber of Commerce dinner as a guest. The evening was described as delightful and worthwhile, illustrating what makes the country great through men women and children gathered as a purposeful community.
Mr and Mrs C A Buchanan announce they are leaving Glen Rose for Gainesville where he will preach at Valley View Church. They share gratitude for Somervell County and invite friends to visit at 1420 Lindsay Street Gainesville.
Honor Rolls announced by Superintendent J M McCroskey include students with no grade below 90. Lists by grade name twenty two first graders through high school seniors with numerous names across grades.
The Choir of the Methodist Church will hold a bake sale at White Auto every Saturday starting tomorrow. Cakes and pies will be sold. For special cakes or pies contact Mrs Jerre Deason or Margaret Meaders. Donations accepted to fund choir robes.
Nancy Bridges tied in the District FFA Sweetheart vote with Burleson Chapter on December 8 at Alvara do. Nancy finished as runner up after a coin toss as Burleson’s representative became District Sweetheart. Both will compete at the area contest in Waco. Glen Rose entries Wal ace Dale McPherson and Jamey Hulsey performed Love Me Tender in the talent contest.
Mrs. Warren G Massey dismissed. Mr I E Martin improved. Ruth Ann Hieronymous improving. Mrs Mary Sullivan critical. Mrs W T Mann improving. Mr David Todd improved. W C Jackson transferred to Harris Hospital Ft Worth. Mrs Hershel Stewart transferred to Harris for surgery, very much improved. Mrs Stacy improved. Helen Young improved. Bob Martin dismissed on Monday.
Highway Patrol records an accident in Somervell County in November. Captain Sutherland reports total property damage of 3025 dollars with five injuries and one fatally injured person.
Postmaster W E Porter urges the public to mail packages and cards early for faster service during the Christmas rush. Use 3 cents postage and include return addresses on all out of town mail. Separate cards into two labeled groups and follow back side label instructions. If more labels are needed, obtain them at the Post Office. Government economy relies on cooperation.
Mrs McAdams of Meridian was seriously burned last week and taken to Galveston for skin grafting. Her daughter Mrs Leonard accompanies her.
Lucious Myrick son of Mrs. Joe W English of Winslow Arizona was in Glen Rose Sunday sharing a leisure day with friends and reporting a pleasant outing.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Hunter hosted two daughters at home for Thanksgiving. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wilkerson and their son and Mrs. Loraine Kelly with her daughter, all from Dallas.
Mrs. George Gaither and Rex and Fred of San Antonio attended the funeral Tuesday for a local resident. The gathering included out of town relatives and friends.
Weldon Hart earned a place on Tarleton State University’s B Honor Roll for the past term reflecting strong academic performance. The notice highlights his achievement within the university’s scholastic distinction program.
Funeral services were conducted Tuesday for Mrs. Alice Thomas 99 a pioneer resident of Somervell County born in Meridian who moved to Nubbin Ridge early in life Glen Rose Funeral Home directed the service She was grandmother to Loyd and Buster Wirt
Harve McCoy a native of Somervell County and longtime resident died at Peter Smith Hospital in Ft Worth on Wednesday. Funeral arrangements were announced with services to be in charge.
C A Starnes preached at morning service with Brother Sander at night. Families and relatives from Baylo r, Sam Houston, TWC, Dallas, Ft Worth, Angleton, Richardson and Cleburne gathered for Thanksgiving visits and dinners. Local residents hosted and visited kin during the holiday weekend.
Mrs Ada L Stacy a Somerville County pioneer died November 28 at Glen Rose She had just celebrated her 95th birthday Born October 12 1861 in Navarro County she moved to Somervell at a young age Rev C N Ellis of Stephenville led the graveside service assisted by Rev Virgil Pace Survivors include three sons R A Bennett Jess and Byron Stacy of Stephenville four daughters Mrs Minnie Little Mrs John Jackson of Stephenville Mrs Doug Ice of Glen Rose and Mrs Allen McCarty of Anson Twenty four grandchildren twenty five great grandchildren and thirty great great grandchildren
Roy Hankins son of G C Hankins receives a registered Jersey heifer via the Cleburne Rural Youth Program. The 10 month old Masterman line bred calf is named Jester Helen's Jean.
Elder E F McNeill of Mullin Texas will preach at the old Christian Church on the hill next Sunday morning at 11 o clock. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend these services.
Mr and Mrs Buck Martin and Bob express sincere thanks for cards flowers and phone calls following the accident. The note conveys appreciation and gratitude from the family for community support.
Mrs R L Flippin and Mrs H M Gambrell attended the Workers Conference and Granbury Baptist Church Monday night. Mrs Louis Barnes of Oklahoma visits Mr and Mrs O L Howad this week. Nineteen love baskets were prepared Thursday morning and delivered to homes in the community. W M A ladies observe Lottie Moon week at 2 PM daily. Mr and Mrs Ivan Davis hosted several children Sunday. Mr and Mrs Jake Davis and family from Ft Worth and their kin from Glen Rose visited over the holidays.
Keeping up with friends a long list of visitors includes Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Gilbert and Ben Parr of Fort Worth to Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Tinn. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Corley and Thanksgiving guests including DuValle Chris Elkins from Dallas and Alton May of Fort Worth. Additional guests from Houston Carrizo N. M. and Glen Rose joined Mrs. A. L. Miles household for Thanksgiving.
Mr and Mrs Bill Gavit visited Brady for Thanksgiving and attended the Brady Hillsboro football game. Last week Mrs Gavit's mother and Mrs Gavit's aunt stayed at the Gavit home.
Mr and Mrs J E War Dr and Mrs Roger Marks and Mrs Lewis ireston attended the Shivers Appreciation Dinner in Dallas Tuesday night.
Thanksgiving visitors were Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Gardner of Hamilton.
In Somervell County, peanut farmers vote December 11 at the Glen Rose Hotel ASC office to decide if peanut quotas will extend to 1957 58 and 59 crops. A two thirds vote is required to approve quotas. failure means no quotas and price support falls to 50 percent of parity. Cotton quotas vote also December 11 with same two thirds threshold and parity impact. All upland cotton producers in 1956 may vote.
Rock Creek residents report extended family visits for Thanksgiving. Dean Robin and son joined by Kaufman relatives with Jack Keenum family hosts. Roark, Hawkins, Hawkins and Teague families share holiday time with local kin. some members travel to Fort Worth and Cleburne.
Pruitt and J M Reskresky returned from San Antonio Monday with a 1950 model Chevrolet pickup for the school purchased from the U S Government.
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