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Glen Rose Reporter

Location

Glen Rose, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1969

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Texas DPS predicts 34 deaths during 78 hour Independence Day weekend

Col. Wilson E. Speir of the Texas Department of Public Safety says the DPS Statistical Services Bureau projects 34 fatally injured Texans in the 78 hour holiday period from 6 p.m. tonight to midnight Sunday. The agency will run Operation Motorcide with all uniformed patrols on duty to enforce traffic laws and aid motorists as crowds gather for the holiday.

U.S Texas Wilson E. Speir Texas Department of Public Safety DPS Statistical Services Bureau

Five Year Old Andy Vineyard Laid To Rest

Master Mark Andrew Andy Vineyard five year old son of Mr and Mrs Arthur E Vineyard of this city was laid to rest in Glen Rose Cemetery Friday after funeral services at 2 p m at Reynolds Funeral Chapel officiated by Rev Jack Mills and Dr R D English. Andy died Wednesday afternoon after open heart surgery in Houston on May 22 returning home June 10 after fifteen days. He was born in Cleburne September 4 1963. Survivors include the parents one brother Bill one sister Becky grandparents Mr and Mrs Amos Steelman of Bovina and Mrs P M Gibson of McLean and great grandmothers Mrs J R Glover of Amarillo and Mrs John Steelman of Bovina. Pallbearers were Charles Putnam Neal Skinner Tommy Crowder J D Martin Leroy Gibson and Doyle Aston.

Mark Andrew Andy”’ Vineyard Arthur E. Vineyard Glen Rose Cemetery Reynolds Funeral Chapel Ack Mills R. D. English Andy Houston Cleburne Hospital Bill Becky Amos Steelman Bovina P. M. Gibson McLean J. R. Glover Amarillo John Steelman Charles Putnam Neal Skinner Tommy Crowder J. D. Martin Leroy Gibson Doyle Aston

Life Saving Set At Oakdale Pool

Oakdale Park hosts junior and senior life saving courses from July 9 to July 25 taught by Paul Schuelke. Financed by the Red Cross, the $4 pool use fee covers weekend swim access. junior ages 11 to 14 and seniors 15 or older may enroll. All other Red Cross swim lessons run July 14 to July 25.

Oakdale Park Paul Schuelke Red Cross

Ice Cream Supper Planned By Society

Members of the Somervell County Historical Society will hold an old fashioned ice cream supper at 6 p.m. July 4 at their building on the square. Home made ice cream, pie and cake will be sold and served and whole pies and cakes will be sold. Sam Freas, president of the organization, said.

Somervell County Historical Society Sam Freas

Ballard Sisters Resign From Local School Posts

Betty Ballard resigns after years as high school science instructor noted for leading a yearly science fair. Barbara Ballard leaves after four years as a popular first grade teacher. Superintendent J M McCroskey says six faculty vacancies remain and one bus driver vacancy exists.

Betty Barbara Ballard J. M. McCroskey Betty Ballard

Rites Are Held For Jeff Sirmon

Jeff Sirmon known as Charles Jefferson Sirmon was laid to rest at Rock Creek Cemetery after a 2:30 p.m. service in Reynolds Funeral Chapel. Elder A D Wood officiated. He died in a local hospital after a lengthy illness. Born April 25 1898 in DeWitt County he married Bernice Sands in 1925. She died in 1945. Survived by two daughters two sisters two brothers seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Reynolds Funeral Home arranged. Fort Worth visitors spent the weekend with local relatives.

Charles Jefferson Jeff’’ Sirmon Rock Creek Cemetery Reynolds Funeral Chapel A. D. Wood Sirmon DeWitt County Bernice Sands Wanda Ice Galt Calif Margaret Hamill Cleburne Alice Dempsey Glen Rose Maude Kirkland Uvalde Monroe Sirmon Amarillo Wallace Sirmon Weatherford

Weather and water use surge in June heat

Weatherman reports no rain this week as temperatures exceed 105 degrees. City water sales hit 5,666,500 gallons in June, up from 3,931,500 a year ago, with 13 days over 100. Rainfall for June totals 1.96 inches, bringing year to date to 22.13 inches. Forecasters warn of more heat and sporadic showers over the holiday weekend.

T. J. Davis Bud Douglas Davis

Round-Up Days kickoff with parades and rodeo events

Chamber of Commerce President Dan McCarty says the annual July 4th Round-Up Days are ready with Little League games, a Cake Walk, and a 9 p.m. street dance on the square featuring The Phase Five. Highlights include Saturday mule and horse races at Dinosaur Downs, a 5 p.m. parade led by the Glen Rose School Band, and a weekend junior rodeo at Dinosaur Arena with prize money and ribbons.

Chamber of Commerce Dan McCarty Alpha Delta Beta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Fort Worth Dinosaur Joy Brooks Glen Rose Harold Parnell Somervell County Livestock and Homemaking Association Jerry Smith Earl Cremeans Lloyd Locke Bill Pruitt Dinosaur Arena

Water impoundment planned for September at DeCordova Bend

Brazos River Authority chief Col. Walter J. Wells announced deliberate water impoundment of the DeCordova Bend Reservoir will start September 15. The lake will fill from flood water only, with low-flow outlets closed that day and spillway gates opened until sufficient downstream floods raise the level. land below the 693 foot elevation from the dam upstream about 31 miles into Parker County will be flooded and livestock must be removed before September 15.

Walter J. Wells Brazos Wels Brazos River de Cordova Bend Parker County Wells

Dinos Plan Lunch July 8 at First United Methodist Church

Somerville County senior citizen group the Dinos will meet Tuesday July 8 at 10 a.m. in Fellowship Hall to share hobbies crafts and a film and lunch. Attendees bring items they enjoy to share and learn from others as they discuss ways to inspire similar local efforts.

Somervell County Dinos Fellowship Hall First United Methodist Church Sue Brown Missouri Amy Percy Social Security Administration

LL Reaches the Halfway Point in Little League Season

Lynnwood West explains the Little League season has reached its halfway point with the second half starting Monday July 7 at 7 p.m. at the local diamond. An all star team will be selected to play Granbury.

Lynnwood West West Granbury Reynolds Funeral Fomg Sa Ced Crabtree Chevrolet Food Center Coca-Cola Marks English Whitworth Lumber Methodist Church

Holiday Closing Varies With Firms

The July 4th holiday closing schedule in Glen Rose varies with firms planning to remain open Friday and close Monday to serve weekend crowds. The bank and government offices mainly close Friday, with most closed Saturday except the bank. Some businesses stay open while others close, so check with each firm.

Glen Rose Bank Federal Cook Vogue Jackson’s Red & White

Rural Station Burglarized in Rainbow Community

Sheriff Strawn reports thieves burglarized Homer Bowers Station and Garage on the Granbury Highway in Rainbow. They stole 10 cartons of cigarettes 10 boxes of cigars and 10 boxes of spark plugs. Entry was gained by twisting the front door lock. A separate break in at the Grady Oliver home in Nemo involved an entry through a bedroom window with nothing missing.

Speck Strawn Homer Bowers Granbury Highway Rainbow Community Grady Oliver Nemo Strawn

Trailer clubs plan July Fourth visits to Oakdale Park

Members of the Alamo Camper Club of San Antonio the C B Camper Club of Fort Worth and the Chaparrells of the Fort Worth area plan to spend the July Fourth weekend in Oakdale Park. About 65 units are expected.

Alamo Camper Club San Antonio C-B Camper Club of Fort Worth Chaparrells Oakdale Park

Glen Rose Rainfall Chart Highlights Local Totals

Official U S Weather Bureau records show T J Davis as observer compiling rainfall data for Glen Rose. The chart details monthly totals and seasonal patterns, indicating precipitation levels and correlations with regional weather events.

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

Also Mentioned on This Page

Texas Tourist Council Somervell Jack McCarty Andy Vineyard Oakdale Pool Ballard Sisters Jeff Sirmon Jim Turner Leslie Hart George Felton Roy Clelia Dempsey Reynolds Funeral Home O. Z. Lemens Jr Tamara Bill Lemens R. C. Sexton Courthouse Square G. C. Gibbs Jr Future Farmer Chapter Bill Cowan DeCordova Bend Hood County Corner Drug Food Center Coca-Cola Teeters Eee Wwe Eee Peewee Eee Teer Ewer Epesses Ewes
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