Mrs. Mary Glenn Dies From Another Stroke<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Mrs. Mary Glenn, age 73 years died shortly after noon Wednesday [November 22, 1933]. A few months ago she had a stroke and was partially paralyzed, but her condition improved and she was able to be about. Wednesday morning she had a stroke of apoplexy and passed away the same day.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Mrs. Glenn had been a resident of Hood County a number of years and had resided in Granbury the past 27 years. She had one sister living, Mrs. Myra Rogers at Mountainair, New Mexico. Funeral services were conducted at the Estes Funeral Chapel at 3:30 pm Thursday by Rev. Hugh Brous, followed by interment in Granbury cemetery. [Source: Granbury News, 11-24-1933; found in Hood County Library by Scott James, June 2001.] GRANBURY NEWS \u2013 NOVEMBER 24, 1933 Contributed by Scott James Mrs. Mary Glenn Dies From Another Stroke Mrs. Mary Glenn, age 73 years died shortly after noon Wednesday [November 22, 1933]. A few months ago she had a stroke and was … Continue reading
She was the wife of\u00a0C.B. Glenn<\/a>\u00a0who died in 1927 and survived by a grand-daughter,\u00a0Mrs. J. Newton Nutt<\/a>, whose mother died when she was small and was raised in the home of her grandmother and her many friends with her in her hour of sorrow.
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Note:\u00a0 Mary was the daughter of\u00a0Peter H. and Nancy J. (McKenzie) James<\/a>.\u00a0 She was born April 16, 1860.\u00a0\u00a0She married Columbus Bonapart Glenn on January 20, 1876 in Hood County, Texas.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"