Media resources expand Gladewater high school library
Mary Brooks describes the Gladewater High School media resource center as a growing hub with 17 000 volumes, microfilm periodicals, filmstrips, and a new videotape replay machine. The center emphasizes print and non print media to foster critical thinking, research skills, and student production through slides and video projects.
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Mary Brooks
Gladewater High School
Life
Time
U. S. News and World Report
N. Y. Times
Vital Speeches
Brooks
Rip van Winkle
Christian Science Monitor
National Observer
New York Times
Vessie Causey rites Sunday
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Malcolm Stone Funeral Home Chapel for Mrs. Vessie Lee Causey 78 of Sabine who died January 9 in a Kilgore nursing home. She was a lifelong Sabine resident and Baptist. Burial was in Friendship Cemetery. Survived by husband Riley, two daughters Clara Burchfield Gladewater and Grace Mills California, two sons Mervin Mesquite and Virgil Seagoville, ten grandchildren eighteen great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Pallbearers listed.
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Malcolm Stone
Vessie Lee Causey
Sabine
Causey
Kilgore
Baptist Church
Marshall Taylor
Forest Home Baptist Church
Friendship Cemetery
Riley Causey
Clara Burchfield
Gladewater
Grace Mills
California
Mervin Causey
Mesquite
Virgil Causey
Seagoville
Charlie Grimes
Bobby Kuykendall
Tommy Gant
Eugene Burchfield
James Brown
Leo Brown
Cattlemen to Hear Dr Long on Beef Outlook
Dr James Long extension economist will discuss Beef Cattle Outlook 1975 at a meeting Tuesday January 21 at 7 30 p m in the Southwestern Electric Hospitality Room Longview. County Extension Agent O D Taylor urges cattle growers to attend and bring a neighbor.
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James Long
Southwestern Electric
South Center
Longview
EPA funds okayed for city Gladewater
City manager John Marshall said a $30,000 EPA planning grant was approved to study extending the sewer collection system and to plan a new or modified wastewater treatment plant. The first phase covers infiltration and inflow analysis to meet chlorination deadlines by December 31, 1975, with subsequent phases for design and construction.
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Gladewater
U. S
John Tower
U. S. Environmental Protection Agency
John Marshall
Tower
Marshall
Civilization sparks odd comforts and routines
The piece notes how civilization enables daily comforts like air conditioned offices cars and clubs. It contrasts simple activities with modern conveniences and hints at the oddities of organized leisure and steam baths in urban life.
Hospital blues cost and care mix in a patient tale
A humorous patient vents about hospital costs and procedures while praising the dedication of staff. He quips about wallet anemia and cash transfusions, recalls late night pills, and notes the paradox of loving care amid financial strain and blunt humor.
Street name mystery from Claremore sparks newsroom curiosity
A letter from Barbara Williams prompts a local newspaper worker to ponder who named a Claremore Street in Corpus Christi. The writer jokes about newspaper culture, gender roles, and the value of small discoveries for future stories.
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Barbara Williams
Corpus Christi
Claremore Street
Claremore
Okla
Oklahoma
Texas Gulf Coast
Rites Pending in Tyler for Gladeites Father
Funeral services for Morris C. Dunn 87 of Starrville are pending with Burks Walker Tippitt Funeral Home in Tyler He was the father of Charlie Dunn city Mr Dunn died Tuesday evening in a Tyler nursing home Survivors include three other sons James and Jackson Dunn both of Tyler and Will Dunn Arlington a daughter Mrs Janelle Fletcher Tyler two sisters Mrs Mabel Moore Tyler and Mrs Gladys Fisher Dallas seven grandchildren
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Morris C. Dunn
Starrville
Burks-Walker- Tippit Funeral Home
Tyler
Charlie Dunn
Dunn
James
Jackson Dunn
Will Dunn
Arlington
Janelle Fletcher
Mabel Moore
Gladys Fisher
Dallas
Reynolds rites held Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Ivy Reynolds, 84, of Big Sandy, were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Gilmer with Del Gage officiating. Burial was in Gladewater Memorial Park Cemetery. She died Sunday night in a Gilmer hospital and was a lifelong Upshur County resident. Survived by son Doyle Reynolds, one grandchild and three great grandchildren.
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Ivy Renolds
Big Sandy
Gilmer
del Gage
Gladewater Memorial Park
Reynolds
Upshur County
Pritchett Church of Christ
Doyle Reynolds, Gilmer
High school alcohol addiction on the rise alarm
Dr Norman M Wolfish of the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario reports rising alcohol addiction among youths at the Canadian Pediatric Society meeting. He notes over one percent of 16-year-olds in the US and Canada are chronic alcoholics and that alcohol accounts for more drug use than all other drugs combined.
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Children’s Hospital of
Ontario
Ottawa
United States
Canada
Norman M. Wolfish
Canadian Pediatric Society
Wolfish
Woe Gladewater Horror publication and pricing notes
The notice records Woe Gladewater Horror published Thursdays and Sundays by The Gladewater Publishing Company at Glade Avenue and Dean Street Gladewater Gregg County Texas 75647. It lists home delivery and mail subscription rates for Texas and out of state and notes consolidation with The Gladewater Times-Tribune and The White Oak Texan on specified dates.
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Gladewater Publishing Company
Glade Avenue
Dean Street
Gladewater
Gregg County
Texas
Gladewater Times-Tribune
White Oak Texan
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School Library Today Media Resource Center
Garland Ferguson
Lbrarian
Roxanna Dickinson
Donalyn Audas
Tommy
Catlemen
Dr. Long
Texas A&m University Agricultural Research and Extension Center
Overton
Dyer County
Tenn
Gleason
Gleason High School
University of Tennessee-Martin
University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Texas A&m University
Long
University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service
EPA
Jimmy Brown
Blue Cross Blues
Vikings
Claremont
T J
Gladewater Mirror
Watergate
Barbara
Gladewater Horror
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