The Glen Rose Reporter History Note
The Glen Rose Reporter lists its weekly Friday publication from Glen Rose Texas with second class mail status dating to September 30 1910 under the March 3 1879 act.
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Newspaper
Glen Rose Reporter
Location
Glen Rose, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1941
Page
4
The Glen Rose Reporter lists its weekly Friday publication from Glen Rose Texas with second class mail status dating to September 30 1910 under the March 3 1879 act.
This note states that any erroneous reflection will be corrected promptly upon notification to management. It also mentions obituaries card of thanks and paid notices incur standard rates of 2 cents per word.
Omission note mentions J. R. Russell visiting Mrs. Russell's sister Mrs. Doyle Elliott in Dublin with family guests. Numerous local residents such as Leslie Parham Sears Nichols J. C. Smith and relatives attended reunions or traveled to Glen Rose Comanche Stephenville and Walnut Springs for social visits and business. A Cuming Ranch purchase of 120 ewes and cattle is noted.
Brother Turner of Rainbow filled his appointment here Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gaskell of Fort Worth visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Buhanan. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith visited the Smiths of Glen Rose. The Teagues and children visited the McCoys of Cottonwood. Turner shared a dinner with Tom Dogwell. Fay Bohanan stayed with Swaims in Fort Worth. Esther Teague attended Church of Christ services in Glen Rose. Buck Martin moved to Grand Prairie with best wishes. Opal Teague visited her sister Marce Wellborn of Barker Branch.
Mr. A. G. Gatewood of route one Walnut was a business visitor in Glen Rose Monday. Dr. J. J. Hanna of Quanah was in Glen Rose on business Monday.
A middle aged woman fell from a window into a garbage can and was observed by a passerby who commented Americans wasteful noting the woman could have ten years left. The remark highlights a xenophobic view during the incident.
The Rainbow community extends sympathy to the bereaved family of Mr. Whitehead Ratliff. Many relatives and friends from out of the county attended his funeral at Nubbin Ridge Friday afternoon.
Sunday note lists visits and gatherings among local residents. Mrs. R L Gilleland hosts partners. Mr Bud Gilleland and R C House guests are mentioned with others including Kate Mitchell Margary Cordellen. The Reporter is subscribed.
Mrs Bly Tidwell hosted her daughter Mrs Dela Weeds of Dallas who cared for her ailing mother. Visits by R C House J L Hardin and others mark a week of family arrivals, sickness notes, and travel among residents from Nubbin Ridge to Glen Rose and Walnut Springs.
Mrs J W Melton and family of Rock Creek church spent Thursday at I R Daniels home. Mrs Cora Harkins of Hill City visited her mother Mrs Jim Shackelford who is ill. Miss Johnnie Mae Melton from Rock Creek is staying with her grandparents Ike and Mrs Melton. Melburn Brown and J B Sander son visited Glen Rose Saturday afternoon. Cecil McCoy and family from Lanham Mill spent Thursday with John and Mrs McCoy. Jeff Parker of Hill City visited Friday with his mother who is in bad health.
O. G. Brown chair of the Somervell county AAA says farmers with a wheat marketing quota may dispose of their wheat as they wish once any AAA claims against excess acres are settled. He notes that held wheat is eligible to move in regular trade channels and urges inquiries at the county AAA office for clarity.
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