Mrs. Bagley dies in Longview at 51
Funeral services for Mrs. James L. Mildred Bagley 51 will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Rader Funeral Home Chapel. She died Tuesday morning in a Longview hospital. Survived by widower James L. Bagley a son James Leon Bagley mother Mrs. J. W. Lloyd four sisters and three brothers. pallbearers named. Burial Lakeview Memorial Gardens.
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Longview
Rader Funeral Home
James L
Mildred) Bagley
Longview Hospital
Liberty County
Beaumont
Baxter Sales Company
East Mountain Baptist Church
Aubrey Pate
Lakeview Memorial Gardens
James L. Bagley
East Mountain
James Leon Bagley
J. W. Lloyd
White Oak
Joy Welch
Jewel Knowles
Oakwood
Delores Elwell
Oxnard
Calif
Edna Richey
New Orleans
Russell Lloyd
Christmas Angel Returns With Clean Bed Spread?
The scene shows volunteers at a church event preparing soft drinks and registration packs with warm smiles. A worker jokes about the Christmas Angel ensuring the spread is ready, suggesting a lighthearted, communal atmosphere during the gathering.
Editorial praise for U S system of balances and reform
The United States is celebrated as a strong republic with a government that can be accused investigated and prosecuted yet remains intact. The piece contrasts U S governance with purge and seizure scenarios and lauds lawful reform through established checks and media freedom.
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United States
U.S
200th Anniversary Reflections on Freedom and Justice
The passage praises American values of freedom justice and individual rights as rare in much of the world and urges Americans to honor these principles. It calls for vigilance toward both strengths and weaknesses to keep the United States destined for a leading role in future world affairs.
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U. S
Physicians grow as training expands amid cost concerns
Weinberger told Congress that Medicare and Medicaid policies helped drive rising health costs while not blaming doctors for shortages. AMA President Roth notes physician production up 33 percent in six years with record enrollments and 11,862 expected new doctors, defending medical schools and high standards.
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Health, Education and Welfare
Caspar Weinberger
Congress
Weinberger
The
American Medical Association
Russell B. Roth
AMA
United States
Finding Security In Retirement For Nonworking Wives
A retirement transition for couples requires planning especially for nonworking wives. The piece notes shifts in daily routines as husbands retire, suggesting pre retirement time management and discussion of how time and money will be spent.
SWEPCO Sees 14 Million kWh Decline Amid Weather and Usage Shifts
James C. Gardner notes SWEPCO serves about 7,000 more customers than a year ago yet reports a weekly decline of 14,000,000 kWh. Weather, industrial production, and reduced nonproduction lighting contribute, with a 5.8 percent drop vs national 2.4 percent.
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Swepco
James C. Gardner
Gardner
Remember by the Old Timer from Dora Bohm Edwardsville
Dora Bohm recalls the “Special Occasion” wagon used at Aunt Minnie’s wedding and Uncle John’s funeral. Grandpa kept a tall black hat and the wagon’s rim lives on among purple phlox while a hummingbird visits the blossoms and a mockingbird sings. Contributions to The Old Timer column go to Box 639 Frankfort KY.
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Dora
Grandpa
Frankfort
Christmas Eve 1973 Memoir of Family Warmth and Panic
The author recalls a 1973 Christmas Eve at home with tight blankets and a failing heating system. Santa visits, grandchildren delight, and a church stop precedes reflections on holiday stress. The piece celebrates Christ’s birth while noting the urge to shop early next year.
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Elrod House
Ron
Santa Claus
Elrods
Chris
Spencer
Presbyterian Church
Santa
Spence
Minnesota
East Texas
Warren Gibbs
Mr. Gibbs
Christ
Comet Kohoutek fails to appear amid wild theories
A spoofed reflection on Comet Kohoutek failing to show before Christmas sparks satire about politics and crime. Dozens of wild theories blame Watergate tensions, elections, and even Arab terrorists while scientists insist no fuel shortage or protest caused the no show.
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Kohoutek
White House
Congress
Walter Cronkite
Howard Hughes
Archie Bunker
Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Santa Claus
Israel
Editor's Quote Book: Churchill on Anger and Size of Man
A Winston Churchill line states that a man is as big as the things that make him angry. The quotation reflects how emotion shapes character and influence.
Gladewater Publishing Company subscription details
Published Thursdays and Sundays by The Gladewater Publishing Company at Glade Avenue and Dean Street Gladewater Gregg County Texas 75647. Second class postage paid at Gladewater Texas 75647. Home Delivery: 1.05 per month. By Mail in Texas 1.25 per month 5.00 for six months 8.50 per year Outside Texas 1.50 per month 6.00 for six months 10.00 per year All mail subscriptions payable in advance Consolidated with The Gladewater Times-Tribune Nov 28 1949 and The White Oak Texas June 1 1969.
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Gladewater Publishing Company
Glade Avenue
Dean Street
Gladewater
Gregg County
Texas
Gladewater Times-Tribune
White Oak Texas
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East Hwy
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Jimmy Brown
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