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Newspaper
Glen Rose Reporter
Location
Glen Rose, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1973
Page
5
A compiled schedule lists multiple family reunions with dates from June 24 through August 12. Families named include Simpson Wesely Jeffery Leador Lena Stewart Parker Mobley Stanford Deavers Nat Allen Vaughn Phipps Hitt Sanders Goolsby Ragland Culpepper Brooks Anderson Bracroft Willey Oringdorf Carter Mantooth Ince.
All persons interested in White Church Cemetery are urged to gather there Saturday with mowers and tools to clean the plot. Mrs. George Riley notes recent rains require the work, and attendees are asked to bring a lunch to share at noon and enjoy fellowship with friends during the rest period.
The LL schedule lists remaining games through July including boys and girls events. Notable dates include June 21 25 26 28 and July 2 3 5 9 10 12 16 17 19 23 with pairings such as 3 vs 4 5 vs 2 and 1 vs 4 across boys and girls divisions.
Mr and Mrs Lane Hardcastle attended the dedication of the Texas Farm Bureau building in Waco as guests of the bureau. Dignitaries present included Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz Congressman Bob Poage Governor Dolph Briscoe Lt Governor Hobby Agriculture Commissioner John White and AFBF president William Kuhfuss.
The Glen Rose Reporter issue from Thursday June 21 1973 highlights local news items and notices printed as part of the job printing section.
Officials warn parents and students to stay clear of the school bridge on campus during demolition due to falling debris danger. The advisory urges keeping a safe distance as work continues and thanks the public for cooperation.
Track segments highlight leaders Buzz Evans and other champions in the gardening field. A 95-year-old Rainbow gardener, Charlie Hulsey, shares a seven pound cabbage, 24 inch circumference. Mrs Bill Clark contributes a sack of large white radishes, while an anonymous donor adds long cucumbers and squash weighing 2% pounds. The account ends with playful praise of abundant produce and a remark on local wildlife.
Miss Beth White and Charles Dill announce their engagement. Both are from Forestburg and attend Forestburg High School later graduates. The couple plans a June 29 wedding at 7:00 p.m. at the First Methodist Church in Forestburg.
The public is invited to an open house at Glen Rose Nursing Home Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. Sponsored by the Volunteer Auxiliary of Marks English Hospital and the nursing home. Refreshments will be served.
City Marshal Ken Holmes reported two minor automobile accidents in the city last week with no injuries and only minor vehicle damage. The first occurred Tuesday at Highway 67 and English Street involving Frankie Eugene Free and Larry Mann. The second happened Sunday at the Big Rocks with Paul David Garvin of Plainview colliding with Weldon Paul Harkins of Tolar.
The public is invited to welcome the new pastor of Memorial United Methodist Church Walnut Springs. A come and go reception for Rev J Herbert Smith, his wife, and three children will be held in the church Fellowship Hall Sunday from 5 to 6 p.m.
Oscar Saldano of Cleburne was arrested Saturday afternoon by Highway Patrolman Bob Brock and jailed on a charge of operating a vehicle without a driver's license. He was released Sunday after paying a fine.
Ricky Russell leaves July 5 to enter Lackland Military Training Center in San Antonio as a six year enlistment. He joined the Air Force Reserve in June and will remain a reserve member until reporting for training. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Russell of this city.
Tigerette staff members Calvin Conger Byron Stinson and Judy Flanary returned Friday from San Antonio where they attended a workshop presented by Trinity University's journalism department.
J. M. McCroskey, superintendent of schools, attended a seminar at North Texas State University in Denton yesterday as a resource person. The event explored financing problems facing Texas public schools.
Mrs. Bob Brock is reported to be doing fine after back surgery Friday at All Saints Hospital in Fort Worth. She is expected to return home later this week.
Earl Mimms produced two winners at Suffolk Downs in Boston Massachusetts on Monday night. He has four horses racing on the circuit. The passage also notes social visits and family gatherings in Cleburne and Cardinella Arkansas with extended family members and birthdays.
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