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Glen Rose Reporter

Location

Glen Rose, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1976

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Bicentennial pageant and volunteer ambulance drive in Somervell County

Community pageant funding a volunteer ambulance corps operates with daytime shifts up to 6 p.m. after Harold Smith’s heart attack hospitalization. Interested residents should contact City Secretary Eddie Stroud or Fire Chief Dwain Sandlin. The piece also notes bicentennial performances at the high school auditorium and local medical staff arrangements at John Peter Smith and Marks-English Hospitals.

Harold Smith Eddie Stroud Dwain Sandlin Somervell U.S.A Glen Rose Somervell County John Peter Smith Fort Worth Gerald Cope Roger Marks Marks-English Somervell U. S. A Europe Margo Brandt Carroll Gann Courthouse Square Robert Jeanne” Mack Merl Country Strangers of Meridian Big Rocks Oakdale Park

Glen Rose Chamber Set July 1 Membership Drive

Glen Rose Texas chapter officials Gerald Wood and Charles Jordan announce a July 1 kickoff with a dutch treat breakfast at the Feedlot Restaurant at 7:00. The drive will split into two teams and conclude with a dinner, aiming to add 100 plus members for the year. Membership dues are 40 dollars for firms and 20 for associates with two votes for firms and one for associates.

Gerald Wood Charles Jordan Glen Rose-Somervell County Chamber Garland Osborn Glen Rose Osborn Chamber of Commerce

George Hankins Buried Yesterday

Funeral rites for George Carlton Hankins 67 were held at Boyd Reynolds Funeral Chapel with Rev Donnal Joe Martin officiating. Burial was in Terry Cemetery. Hankins died June 22 in Granbury hospital after a short illness. He was born March 22 1909 in Somervell County and survived by wife Julia S Moore and six sons, one sister, two brothers and 14 grandchildren. Pallbearers included Hawkins relatives and Ferguson. Boyd Reynolds Funeral Home in charge.

George Carlton Hankins Boyd- Reynolds Donnal Joe Martin Assembly of God Church Arlington Terry Cemetery Hankins Granbury Hospital Somervell County E. M Susie Horn Hawkins Julia S. Moore Glen Rose Carlton Mhurde Roy Wayne Donnal Lynn Chalk Mountain Walter Earl Jackie Lee Ross Pagle Fort Worth Lilly Maude Ferguson Cleburne Charlie Ray Henery Earl Herbert Johnny Don Vernon Hawkins Winton Gartrell Ray Ferguson Boyd-Reynolds Funeral Home

New Methodist Pastor Arrives at First United Texas Church

Rev. and Mrs. Garrett C. Creppon move into the parsonage and assume pastor duties at the First United Methodist Church after assignment by the Central Texas United Methodist Conference. He and Betty bring children Rachel 14 Garrett 11 and Gretchen 20 months. Creppon, a Howard Payne and SMU Perkins graduate, previously led St. John's Georgetown and Zephyr Sardis and has long served in church and community leadership roles.

Garrett C. Creppon First United Methodist Church Central Texas United Methodist Conference Betty Rachel Garrett Gretchen Georgetown St. John’s Howard Payne College Brownwood Perkins School of Theology Southern Methodist University Dallas Creppon Zephyr United Methodist Church Sardis United Methodist Church Masonic Lodge The Eastern Star Boy Scouts of America Ministerial Alliance District Association Lloyd Coker DeLeon

Weather Summary for Glen Rose Area Last Week

Weather in the Glen Rose area cooled with two rain events totaling 2,6 inches. Temperatures ranged from a low of 51 degrees to a high of 99 degrees, a yearly high reached Wednesday afternoon. Rain for the month was 0.51 inches, and yearly moisture stood at 16.21 inches through Monday. Robert Mack, local observer, reports this weekly National Weather Service record.

Glen Rose Robert Mack Mercury Mack National Weather Service

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Kent Slee Scott and White Hospital Temple Monday Somervell Jack McCarty C-C Mrs Lynn Mann Ruidoso, N. M George Hankins Rosemary Cavasos Harry Bell Rose Ann Harry Lister Bell Joy Brooks Brown & Root Construction Co Ogee Squaw Creek Reservoir Methodists George Stout Crowley Paula Moore John Stout Jim Stout Dinosaur Downs
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