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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1975
Page
2
The Shreveport Journal notes the 2200th birthday of sauerkraut and early sausage era, tracing root origins to ancient China and 3rd century B C, while Frankfurters arrive around 1850. The piece treats sauerkraut as a noteworthy national import celebrated this week.
A Texas Medical Association report describes mono or infectious mononucleosis as a widespread illness mainly affecting teens and young adults. It notes typical symptoms, lifelong immunity after one attack, no widely available prevention or cure, and recovery within two to three weeks with rest and fluids. It adds minimal risk of permanent damage. An AP dispatch from New York reports on a 1973 sales survey by the National Music Publishers Association, noting retail sales of sheet music and folios at $153.383 million, up from prior years.
Mrs Clara Ann Atteberry mother of Mrs Roy Johnson died in Kirkland Washington after a long illness at age 90 Funeral services were held in Sherman Texas with Rev Billy Ford officiating Interment was at Cedar Lawn Cemetery in Sherman Waldo's Funeral Home in charge She was preceded in death by her husband Rev B V Atteberry and a son Dr Alton Atteberry Her husband served as Nazarene District Superintendent and pastor in multiple states She helped organize the Church of the Nazarene at Pilot Point in 1908 She is survived by three daughters two brothers two sisters eight grandchildren seven great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission will meet in Austin on February 27 and 28. A staff briefing at 9 a.m. February 27 in Room 100, Reagan Building, followed by a public hearing at 9 a.m. February 28 in Room 105. The sessions cover park contracts, management plans, and various proposed actions.
Over 700000 Social Security and SSI recipients in Georgia may opt in to a voluntary pilot for direct deposit of monthly checks to banks. The Georgia phase kicks off a nationwide shift to electronic funds transfer set to begin in early 1976 with option notices to beneficiaries and agreements with financial institutions. Stage II expands to Florida in April 1975, reaching 14 million people, and nationwide operation is planned by July 1975.
Longview Markham Hospital will close March 1 due to lack of use and support from doctors. The 50 year institution on Center Street, founded by Dr. L. N. Markham, operated with a long-standing staff and historic updates since the 1920s.
Water safety officials report 724 fatalities in 1974, up 84 from 1973, led by 211 drownings during swimming and 108 fishing deaths. Block stresses public education and free safety literature including the Texas Skipper’s Course, with 400000+ boats registered and packets available from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department in Austin.
Gregg County Society for Crippled Children and Adults chaired by Grady Coates announces 20000 Easter Seals mailed February 21 with 14500 to the Longview area 3500 to Kilgore and 2000 to Gladewater for Crip pled efforts. Easter Sunday March 30 concludes the appeal.
Registered Nurses of Texas District 25 announce a scholarship fund and host a game night Saturday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Greggton Community Center. President Cecil Jordan notes desserts and beverages will be sold to support the scholarship.
A satirical political poem roasts public figures including Scoop Jackson Lloyd Bentsen Teddy and Ford-era lawmakers. It blends partisan jab lines with a desert environment note card style, then transitions to a brief desert ecology section describing arid life and animals.
The writer recalls a cozy Sunday with a heating pad easing chest neuritis after a Dallas trip that included a Tony Bennett concert. They note plans to take life more easily, ponder a Bayou Food Classic in Lafayette, and describe Cajun cuisine and travel details with a humorous, reflective tone.
The Gladewater Horror lists prices for home delivery and mail subscriptions in Texas and out of state. It notes consolidation with The Gladewater Times-Tribune on Nov 28, 1949 and The White Oak Texan on June 1, 1969.
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