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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1969
Page
4
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The city of Gladewater Texas announces an April 1 1969 election to choose four council members for two year terms. One polling place City Hall 8 am to 7 pm Central Standard Time with absentee voting March 12 to March 28 at City Hall. Notices posted March 12 at City Clerk's Office Justice of the Peace Community Building and police posting duties.
A spokesman for the District Attorney’s office said Billy Dixon 18 of Gladewater faces aggravated assault charges after a late Saturday night affray that hospitalized fellow teen Jack David Hilton. The incident occurred around 12:45 a.m. Sunday on East Pacific near the ballpark. Hilton was treated at Municipal Hospital and released Tuesday.
Mrs. Alta Blatack returns home from Good Shepherd Hospital after tests. Edd Davis recuperates at home post throat surgery. Miss Mary Lynn Daniel hospitalized in Gladewater. Mr and Mrs A A Grantham ill with flu. Guests include Harold Ogden and three Casper Wyoming children. sympathy to Ogden family for nearby Cleveland Texas loss. Mike Brown returns from Illinois. Ronnie Cox and family visited in Battle Creek Michigan. Sgt Cox stationed at Custer Air Force Station. Doyle family of Houston visit Mosley home. Larry Coulter returns from Thailand. now in Ohio with wife. East Mountain Baptist Church youth and intermediates plan the Sweetheart Banquet on February 22.
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