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Newspaper
Glen Rose Reporter
Location
Glen Rose, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1969
Page
2
Henry Korybyski III of this city is critically ill at Marks English Hospital after being found unconscious at home Monday. His daughter Mrs Kenneth Jones and another daughter were traveling to Illinois when notified and returned Tuesday morning.
C M Shook came home Friday after visiting his sisters Mrs Merrill Dill in Cross Plains and Mrs Laura Harris in Rising Star.
Rev and Mrs R L Rhodes of Bryan visited here for several days last week to enjoy time with friends and view local scenery. He, a Walnut Springs native, hopes this area becomes a tourist mecca. Mr and Mrs Clint Howeth of Abilene and their three daughters spent the weekend with Floyd and Mrs Floyd Howeth. Subscribe to the Reporter.
Community highlights include family visits across Walnut Springs and nearby towns. Neices and nephews arrive with plans to travel to California, Oregon, and Texas. local residents attend funerals, celebrate graduations, and report on livestock shows and homecomings.
League Manager Lynnwood West reports two weeks of play. Standings show Marks English Whitworth Lumber Crabtree Chevrolet Corner Drug Methodist Church Reynolds Funeral Home tied with 11 points each and Marks English 20 points leading Pony League. Schedule includes June 19 matches Marks English vs Crabtree Chevrolet and Methodist Church vs Corner Drug.
Acknowledges friends neighbors and relatives for cards gifts prayers during illness and surgery of Andy and the accidents involving Bill and Becky. Thanks Dr English Dr Marks and Houston hospital staff for medical care and concern to the children.
The list shows patients admitted to Marks English Hospital on Tuesday including Mrs Daisy Lail Mrs Lillie Ice Doyle Wilson Wesley Lee Danny Thompson Janice Barnard Mrs R L Flippin Miss Laura Keene Johnnie Dyer Margaret J Bills Mrs J E Nicholson and Henry Korybyski. Discharges last week include Effie Hopson Diane Gibson Helen Ward Jean Echols Marvin Osborn Ina Baker Charles Parker Jessie Pruitt Estelle Kelly Jimmy Culpepper G Cameron Luther Million Melvin Moore and Winton Gartrell. Sharla and Angela visited Mr and Mrs Glenn Million and Gail in West Monroe Louisiana and attended Symphonic Color Fall at the Civic Center before returning.
Johnnie D. Griffin of Temple, formerly of this city, has been promoted to Chief Station Agent for Texas International Airline at Temple. He has six years with the airline, started in Lubbock, and is married to Penny Eddy of Nemo with a five year old son Dwayne.
The Georges Creek Home Demonstration Club met June 12 at Mrs. Deila Cavasos home with 14 members one new member Mrs. Neva Harwell and two visitors present. Mrs Shackelford gave the council report presented the program and showed slides on Guides to Home Freezing. Recreation was led by Rose Mary Cavasos and refreshments were served by the hostess. Next meeting set for June 26 at Mrs Jessie Wigley home. Miss Cynthia Freas visited relatives in Houston.
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