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Newspaper
Glen Rose Reporter
Location
Glen Rose, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1960
Page
3
Free help from Hamilton Rendering Co in Hamilton Texas highlights farm tractor dangers. The Texas Farm and Ranch Safety Council urges awareness after reporting farm accidents and warns the next fatal incident could involve any reader.
The Head family and relatives express gratitude for visits, food, and flowers after the passing of Dick Head. Mrs. Mattie Head, the Bacons, Horns, Ruths, H. T. Head's family, Dr. and Mrs. Head, and Mrs. Georgia Poindexter extend thanks to friends for support.
Dr. Laveda Ratliff sister of R. T. Ratliff travels back to Phoenix Arizona after visiting relatives. She teaches at Grand Canyon College and resumed her duties following the trip.
Rainbow News reports hot days as Brother Joe Stephens preached at church and joined guests Mr and Mrs W W Starnes. A group of RAs spent Friday night at Brown Camp on the Brazos and family members gathered in Glen Rose for a reunion. Ed Gambrell of Irving visited his brother Sunday.
Mr and Mrs G C Gibbs Jr and their children are in Fort Worth for the early week attending a postmasters convention.
Jimmie and Betty McCroskey visit on their way to Nashville and Princeton University. Mr and Mrs Walter Ernst and Carl vacation in California and the West. Virgil Aieys host a weekend gathering with G A Davis of Waco C H Wilson of Walnut Springs B F Ard of Ft Worth J B Mounce of Waco Vick Cornett and Minnie Lackey of Tennessee Weldo Ard Rod die Reecy of Cleburne and others.
Mr and Mrs Petty of Big Spring have returned home after a two week camping and fishing trip at the Floyd Howeths. Minnie Mae Walker is at home for the summer from North Texas State College.
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