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Glen Rose Reporter

Location

Glen Rose, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1961

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Mrs. Dollie Eastridge 84 Dies in Glen Rose

Dollie Eastridge age 84 died Thursday in Glen Rose after a life spent in Somervell County where she and Jim Eastridge raised a family of two sons and four daughters. She was born February 14, 1877 in Bell County to John and unknown Wright. Survived by 16 grandchildren, several great grandchildren, sister Mrs. Pearl Bailey of San Angelo, brother Tom Eastridge of Ontario California. Funeral services held in Lubbock with Revs. Joe Rogers and Dutch Mann officiating. burial at Lubbock Memorial Cemetery. Glen Rose Funeral Home in charge.

Dollie Eastridge Glen Rose Bell Co John Wright Jim Eastridge Somervell County Eastridge Tom Eastridge Ontario California Pearl Bailey San Angelo Rock Creek

4 H Club Pig Show Winners Named at Somervell

The Somervell County 4 H Club Pig Show on August 22 at the Junior Livestock Show grounds crowned Bobby Miller first, Bob Wilson second, Phillip Jones third, Eldon Rhoades fourth, and Glen Elliott fifth. Shirly Rhoades and Larry Dempsey gifts did not place. Hood County Agent Keith Hillman judged the event with 14 counties participating. Denton Connie Miller placed fifth and Bobby Miller seventh in the Dallas area show. Doyle Cooper praised Somervell Countys best boar ever.

Somervell County Bobby Miller Bobby Wilson Phillip Jones Eldon Rhoades Glen Elliott Shirly Rhoades Larry Dempsey Hood County Keith Hillman Dallas Denton Connie Miller Doyle Cooper Somervell

Baby Girl Is Born To Mr And Mrs Kenneth Nabors

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Nabors announce the birth of a daughter Melinda Jean on August 30 at Harris Hospital Fort Worth She weighed or ounces Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ben Nabors

Kenneth Nabors Melinda Jean Harris Hospital Ft. Worth Ben Naabors

Margaret Meaders Weds Ralph Cain in First Methodist Church

Miss Margaret Annette Meaders married Ralph Winston Cain at 7:20 p.m. Saturday in the First Methodist Church with Rev. G. M. Greehon officiating. Attendants included Linda Firestone and Mrs. Nancy Waters. reception followed at the bride’s aunt’s home. The couple plans to live in Austin where Cain will pursue graduate studies at the University of Texas.

Margaret Annette W. EB. Meaders Ralph Winston Cain L. D. Cain Ave. J Ft. Worth G. M. Greehon Azle Linda Firestone Donald E. Reichert Dallas Marian Meaders Monahans Cain Austin Texas Christian University University of Texas Kappa Alpha Theta U. of T

Granbury Pirates Blank Tigers 6-0 In Season Opener

Granbury Pirates defeated Glen Rose 6-0 on the road as Alfred West forced a fumble and Powell scored the lone touchdown after a 30 yard pass play. Glen Rose had strong defense led by Steve Omelan and Charles Hulsey but could not punch in a score. The Tigers prepare to host Hamilton at 8:00 p.m. tonight on their Tiger field.

Glen Rose Tigers Granbury Pirates Granbury Tigers Glen Rose Alfred West Glen Pirates Johnny Martin Bobby Simmons Lonnie Halbert Jerry Keller Lou Aston Steve Omelan Charles Hulsey Russell Hawkins David Barclay David Tiwater Jesse Pruitt Earl Royal Weldon Crisp Ed Wilson Hamilton

Mrs Billie Gibson Recovers After Surgery in Cleburne

Mrs Billie Gibson underwent surgery at Cleburne Hospital last week and has returned home in Glen Rose, reported in good condition and doing fine.

Billie Gibson Cleburne Hospital Glen Rose

Card of Thanks from Mrs. Scott Fretwell

During a time like this I realize how much your friends really mean. I want to thank each and every one for the help and kindness extended me, for the friendship expressed, the food and the other kind things that were done. God be with you and bless you all.

Scott Fretwell

In Memory Of Our Dear Son Hoyt Poem

A mother's short verse honors her son Hoyt with quiet hours, peace, loving memory, and gratitude for his strength and character. The piece reflects timeless, intimate grief and enduring affection from a mother.

Minimum Social Security benefits rise to forty dollars

The 1961 amendments raise the minimum monthly benefit from 33 to 40 dollars for those already receiving near the floor. Retirees aged 65 or older will see checks increase to 40 starting September. Dependents and survivors also gain automatic increases not to exceed a total family payment of 60 dollars. No application is required.

Barley Included in 1962 Feed Grain Program

ASC explains barley joins the 1962 feed grain program with corn and grain sorghum. Producers must report 1959 and 1960 acres, with sign up beginning September 15, 1961. Payments flow to growers who divert barley acreage to conserving use, with 20 percent minimum diversion and another 20 percent possible at a higher rate.

ASCS

William Spoonmore Enters Dallas Veterans Hospital

William M. Spoonmore entered the Veterans Hospital in Dallas for treatment on August 31, 1961, according to a local notice.

William Spoonmore William M. Spoonmore Veterans Hospital Dallas

LBA Stockholders Meeting Set for September 16 1961

The Federal Land Bank Association votes to hold its annual stockholders meeting Saturday September 16 1961 at 11:00 AM in the Joshua High School cafeteria. Calvin Pige of WBAP will speak after the business session. Attendees expected from five counties including Tarrant Dallas and Johnson. The board lists Tannahill Steed Crawford Stuts Currie Franklin and Hearn as officials.

Federal Land Bank Association L. P. Tannahill Joshua High School Tannahill Saginaw Calvin Pige WBAP Tarrant Johnson Dallas Hood Somervell Cleburne Ft. Worth Claude Steed Joshua W.H. Crawford Keller H. F. Stuts L. J. Currie Glen Rose J.D. Franklin, Sr Godley Charles L. Hearn Federal Land Bank

Civil Defense: Survive and Rebuild After Nuclear Attack

Article urges focus on family fallout shelters as the best non military defense. It cites Soviet civil defense training, outlines fiction versus fact about shelters, and notes affordable design guidance available via a Battle Creek mail address.

United States Russia U.S Ft. Worth Soviet Union AEC California P. O. Box Battle Creek Michigan

Dr. Fred Price Dies in San Angelo

Dr. Fred Price a Glen Rose native and son of Mrs. Tom Price died Sunday morning in a San Angelo hospital after practicing dentistry in Menard. Burial in Menard is planned Monday. Survivors include his wife Loree Price daughter in Rock Springs his mother and two sisters in Lubbock and Dallas and several nieces and nephews. He was nephew to Mrs. Dora Glenn Miss Viola Price and Mrs. Ina Lyendecker of Glen Rose.

Fred Price Glen Rose Tom Price San Angelo Price Menard Loree Davis Charles Pfluger Rock Springs R. L. McAllister Lubbock George Brewer Dallas Dora Glenn Viola Price Ina Lyendecker

Funeral services for Dr. Fred Price announced

Attending the funeral from Glen Rose were immediate family and Mr and Mrs Bill Porter and Mr and Mrs Ruby Lane.

Fred Price Glen Rose Bill Porter Ruby Lane

Wirt Family Reunion Attended by Extended Kin

Mr and Mrs L M Wirt and their sons Lloyd Jr and Charles of Glen Rose along with Dale Wirt of Putnam and Mrs C A Wirt and Ruby Gordon of Fort Worth attended a Porter Texas reunion near Houston. Forty seven people were present.

L. M. Wirt Lloyd, Jr Charles Glen Rose Dale Wirt Putnam C. A. Wirt Ruby Gordon Fort Worth Viola Wirt Bluff Dale Bill Roberson Cresson Porter, Tex Houston

Bryant Eddy Named to Tarleton Honor Roll

Bryant Eddy son of Wayne Eddy of Glen Rose was listed on Tarleton State College summer term honor roll. He has completed one full term and the summer term and will enroll again for the fall term.

Bryant Eddy Wayne Eddy Glen Rose Tarleton State College Bryant Tarleton

Hamill announces wedding of Pat Morrow and Lon Pardue

Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Hamill announce the marriage of their daughter Pat Morrow to Lon H. Pardue. The ceremony is set for Saturday September 9 at 7 30 P M at the First Methodist Church in Glen Rose with a reception to follow in the Fellowship Hall.

B. W. Hamill Pat Morrow Lon H. Pardue First Methodist Church Glen Rose Fellowship Hall

Baptist Fellowship meeting announced for Friday night

Bible fellowship gathering scheduled for this Friday at 8 p m invites the public to attend.

Bible ‘Baptist Fellowship

Fives National Deas

In Glen Rose Texas the text discusses sheltering and the possibility of surviving a nuclear attack. It cites that 75 percent of the U S would face radiation initially but decay would leave 25 percent hazardous after 48 hours. After two weeks residual radiation would be dangerous in 7 percent of the nation. Survival is framed as possible for most Americans with shelter and action.

U.S

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Mins Margaret Ae Womack George P. Snyder Mrs Ralph Cain Hoyt ASC LBA Stockholders Dorothy Gibbs WIRT National Glen Rose, Texas
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