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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1973
Page
5
A guidance piece urges 1974 energy saving at home: clean coffee makers, fresh coffee, hot servings, and quick service. It promotes thermostat control, full dishwashers, fewer side dishes, careful cooking, and reuse of leftovers. It cites Douglas firs studied in 1823 by David Douglas.
Your week ahead brings near misses in tasks and projects, urging accuracy. Avoid targeting loved ones as a string of mischief and self centered behavior appears. Expect mood shifts caused by the opposite sex and potential strain with friends as you misread signals.
Oak Manor residents held a Christmas party with Santa and gifts. The Acorn Shoppe opens run by Lana Walker selling handmade resident crafts. Police notes report thefts, a break in, gun findings, a 57 year old jailed for displaying firearms, and several minor accidents. Fire calls include grass and vehicle fires and a large land burn on Pritchett road. A Mary Holloman poem explains REACT aims and contact.
Michigan State University cross country freshman Paul Sewell from Rockford Illinois is highlighted as the son of Robert Sewell, a Spartan trackman in the late 1940s.
Arnold B. Murrell 58 of Gilmer died from injuries in a Gilmer automobile crash. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Croley Funeral Home with Rev. C D Oliver officiating. Buried in Pleasant Hill Cemetery near Pritchett. He was native to Upshur County and worked for the Road and Bridge Department. Survivors include two sisters Mrs Mae Garner and Mrs Flossie Bowins and four brothers Floyd Sammy Willie Lou Murrell. Pallbearers were his nephews Alton Leroy James Junior Dennis and Charles Sull Upshur County Commissioner.
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