Glen Rose Tigers win district title and regional bid
Glen Rose High School girls basketball, led by Coach Paul Schuelke, advanced to the regional play-offs in Denton after a near undefeated district run, defeating Itasca to clinch the title. A separate note commends GMO Allen Hardin and Highway Patrolman Dewey Watson for catching litterers who dumped in the Paluxy River, and praises local theater access for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Schuelke
Glen Rose High School
Denton
Paluxy River
GMO Allen Hardin
GMO
Hardin
Dewey Watson
Glen Rose Tigerettes Advance To Regional Playoffs
Glen Rose High School junior varsity basketball beats Cedar Hill 47 39 at Burleson High School to win the bi district playoff and earn a trip to regional play in Denton Friday and Saturday. Debbie Schuelke scored 23 points to lead the Tigerettes and they face Carroll in Denton at 4 00 pm Friday with a potential Saturday 1 30 pm game. If victorious they advance to the state finals in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Rose High School Tigerette
Cedar Hill Girls
Burleson High School
Denton
Debbie Schuelke
Tigerettes
Carroll
Austin
Cagers Clark Season Ends With District 16 A Win
Rose High School Tigers finish 6 4 in district and 16 14 on season after an 85 60 victory over Valley Mills. Scorers include Conger 501 Talley 397 Rhodes 241 Jory Trimble 189 and Lloyd Martin 128 points with Parnell Parnell and Keith Rhodes among others.
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Conger
Talley
Rhodes
Jory Trimble
Lloyd Martin
Thayron Hatley
Neil Gibson
Keith Rhodes
Buster Parnell
Tony Kubes
Larry Gosdin
Miss Alice Loper Named Merit Finalist in 1972 Program
Glen Rose High School senior and daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilson Loper earns finalist status in the National Merit Scholarship Program. She also receives a Certificate of Merit and a Homemaker of Tomorrow award, with regional and state honors possible and a future state $1500 college scholarship. Weekend visitors from Dallas stay with Brownwood relatives.
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Alice Loper
Wilson E. Loper
Glen Rose
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
U.S
Lopez
Glen Rose High School
Betty Crocker
General Mills
Lynn O’neal
This City
David O’neal
Dallas
Brownwood
Local Fighters In Golden Gloves Reach Fort Worth Semis
Johnny Ortiz of Glen Rose Boxing Club won open lightweight in a regional Temple event and earned a Fort Worth Golden Gloves semifinal berth. James Crouch won the high school bantamweight regional title, Scott May advances to open division in Fort Worth. The Somervell County Junior Livestock Poultry Homemaking Show is rescheduled to March 23 with an evening animal auction. Cecil Wood urges ad copy by February 19.
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Johnny Ortiz
Glen Rose Boxing Club
Jimmy McKinney
Jim Young
Temple
Fort Worth
James Crouch
Scott May
Somervell County
UIL
Cecil Wood
Somervell County Livestock & Homemaking Association
Talley
Optimist Banquet Set Here Today
The 19th annual Youth Appreciation Banquet and Program takes place tonight at the Tarrant Baptist Encampment dining hall. Don "Tiny" Goss, former pro football player and Dallas businessman, will be keynote speaker as awards are presented to outstanding local youth. Tickets are available from club members. the event starts at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarrant Baptist Encampment
Glen Rose Optimist Club
Don “Tiny” Goss
Dallas
National FFA Week Set February 19 26
Glen Rose FFA Chapter joins more than 430000 Future Farmers of America in observing National FFA Week February 19 26 with activities under the theme Youth with a Purpose. President Jory Trimble notes a Caravan for the Blind sale painting the Chamber of Commerce entrance and landscaping the Marks English Hospital grounds. Washington's birthday is observed honoring his leadership in scientific farming.
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Glen Rose Ffa
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Jory Trimble
Chamber of Commerce
Glen Rose
Marks-English Hospital
George Washington
Washington
Reporter Copy Deadline Reminder
News and advertising copy for the Reporter must be submitted by noon on Tuesdays. The notice emphasizes the weekly deadline for all submissions and ensures timely publication.
Talley to Attend Nats in Mississippi and Fort Worth
Charles Talley of this city, secretary manager of the Texas Polled Hereford Assn, will return home today after attending the National Polled Hereford Show and Sale in Jackson Mississippi February 15 17. The event is the world’s largest breed beef cattle show and will be held in Fort Worth next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Talley
Texas Polled Hereford Assn
Jackson
Miss
Fort Worth
Voters Register In County As Deadline Dates Noted
County Tax Assessor J C Montgomery says 111 residents registered in two weeks. New rules let people register up to 30 days before an election. Deadlines include March 2 for city and school elections, April 5 for the first primary, and October 7 for the November general election. Total registered voters reached 1 181 by Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Montgomery
Montgomery
Somervell County Democratic Executive Committee Plans Primary Budget
The Somervell County Democratic Executive Committee met Monday night with Chairman Walter Ernst to plan the upcoming primary. A budget covering election costs was adopted and five candidates pledged to donate filing fees already paid. They are Bob Poage, Tom Creighton, Tom Holmes, J E Ward, and Kit Cooke. Dan McCarty was named Chairman of Precinct No. 2, replacing Buster Echols who resigned.
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Somervell County
Democratic Executive Committee
Walter Ernst
Ernst
W. R
Bob’’ Poage
Tom Creighton
Tom Holmes
J. E. Ward
C. C
Kit’ Cooke
Dan McCarty
J. C. ‘‘Buster’’ Echols
Bill G. Davis Runs for Somervell County Commissioner
Bill G. Davis announces candidacy for County Commissioner of Precinct No. 1 in Somervell County. A Walnut Springs native with 11 years in the county, he cites heavy machinery roadwork and financial experience, and lists his wife and three children Micky 13 Julie 6 and George 10 months. He asks residents for their vote and plans to campaign door to door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill G. Davis
Somervell County
Walnut Springs
Somervell
U.S. Armed Forces
Baylor University
Glen Rose
Micky
Julie
George
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Jack McCarty
Itasca
Paluxy
Alice Leper
Dana Mimms
Diane Newton
Mary Lou Cremeans
Paula Marrs
Judy Flanary
Jayn Whitt
Dana Pruitt
Sheila Locke
Nancy Miller
Debbie Shackelford
Carol Gosdin
Julia Shackelford
Pam Cox
Billy Parnell
Kelly Becker
National Ffa
Mississippi
NATS
Demo Executive Group
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