January February grand jurors called for Gregg County
Twenty Gregg County residents including Mrs. Lloyd Stevens Donald W. Smith Donald G. Audas M E McFerren and E M Wyche of Gladewater have been called for the January February term of the Grand Jury which convenes Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Gregg County courthouse Also called were R G Wayt White Oak Lawrence J Nelson and Dr Jack L Clayton Kilgore Anthony J Miller M E Sills Haywood Anderson Charles A Brashear Theo W Ellison Eva Bowens R J Darby Lewis Armstrong John F Faulkner J D Stevens Melvin L Lobaugh and Winston A Morris Longview
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Gregg County
Noise pollution and hearing loss in the United States
The piece warns that noise pollution will increasingly harm society with about 16 million Americans suffering hearing loss from noise. It notes hearing loss as a major cause of industrial injury and claims noise-related compensation costs reach into millions of dollars annually.
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Enfess
United States
Mill Grove General Store recalls frontier commerce in Honey Grove
A vintage style shop in Honey Grove Texas opens October 6 presenting period garments stone ground meal cheese and lye soap. Antiques include an 1872 corn sheller a 1909 Oliver typewriter and a wooden haybaler. The owners aim to build a nearby frontier village with period crafts while sourcing from Arkansas and South Texas.
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Real General Store
John
Thelma Black
Mill Grove
Honey Grove
Texas
Black
Oliver
Davy Crockett
B. S. Walcott
Paris
Crockett
Arkansas
South Texas
Mr. Black
Salem
Former Gladeite teaches fire protection at Midland College
Melvyn Ray Goodwin, a former Gladeite, now coordinates Fire Protection Technology at Midland College. He began teaching Fire Administration in September and, with his wife Virginia and daughters Sheryl and Cathy, moved to Midland earlier. The program aims to prepare for entry level employment and advancement in the profession.
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Melvyn Ray Goodwin
Gladeite
Midland College
Goodwin
The
Virginia
Sheryl
Cathy
Midland
Sabine
E. L. McFall
City
Gladewater
Nuclear fall-out shelter plans outlined for Gregg County
Detailed plans for sheltering Gregg County 83,000 residents from nuclear fallout were released at a meeting with Gregg County officials and leaders from Gladewater Kilgore and Edward P Madley. The Community Shelter Planner from the Texas Department of Public Safety presented plans and maps and outlined steps to finalize procedures.
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Gregg County
Henry Atkinson
Gregg County Civil Defense
Texas Dept. of Public Safety
Division of Defense & Disaster Relief
Edward P. Madley
DPS
Gladewater
Kilgore
Longview
Camp Fire January Activities and Civil Defense Plans
Camp Fire leaders meetings are set for January across Gladewater Longview Gilmer and Daingerfield with activities for Blue Birds Camp Fire Girls and Discovery Club plus arbor day seedling distribution and sewing classes. A long term civil defense plan involves 54 shelters countywide with 43000 copies planned for distribution and a $1400 county cost to be reimbursed by the federal government.
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Blue Birds
Gladewater
Longview
Gilmer
Daingerfield
Gwen Knieff
Camp Natowa
Needlework Guild
Discovery Club
Camp Fire Office
Horizon Club
Hardewick House
Gregg County Council On Aging
Gilmer Camp Fire
Gilmer Blue Birds
Alabama Coushatta Indian Reservation
Dallas Fair Park and Zoo
San Antonio
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A. E. Ellison
Denton
Rudolph Fuchs
Fuchs
North Texas State University Art
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
Roland H. Hall
U. S
Sadorus
Ill
American Cancer Society
Holls
Holl
the Mirror
Small Business Administration
Black Enterprise Magazine
SBA
Nash
Matt) Amos
John R. Marshall
Foster Bean
Lois Jackson
Scott Proffitt
Gregg County CD
Madley
Ome
Brad Driver
J. D. Williams, Jr
Williams
Hwy
Texas A&m
Camp Fire News
Department of Defense
Oak Manor
East Texas Finest Nursing Home
Oak Manor Nursing Home
East Hwy
Elwanda Walker
Kilgore College
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