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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1969
Page
9
The National Guard holds the longest U.S. military lineage dating to the 17th century when colonists formed a militia to protect property and families.
Advice on cleaning flooded basements after backed up sewers. Use hot water, strong detergent, and disinfectant to wash walls and floors and destroy contaminated foods. Salvage canned food after thorough washing. Reduce dust with glass fiber curtains and washable rugs to aid allergies.
Call a heating contractor to inspect your boiler or furnace and clean your chimney. Make adjustments now so you are ready for the first cold night next fall when you can turn up the furnace with confidence.
Dr Howard LeBus announces the opening of his office at 500 North Main for the practice of Child and Adolescent Medicine. Appointments by calling 845 3086.
Funeral services for Mrs. Cora Sawyer 78 mother of local resident T. F. Tom Sawyer will be Thursday at 2:00 pm at Taylor Funeral Home Augusta burial in Augusta Cemetery. She died Tuesday in a Yellville hospital after a lengthy illness. She is survived by a son L. J. Sawyer a daughter trio and siblings with many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Contenders Larry Mahan Doug Brown and saddle bronc leader Bobby Berger headline the rodeo lineup along with bareback champion Gary Tucker and bull ride top money winner Doug Brown. Roy Duvall leads steer wrestling as Ronnie Sewall and Junior Garrison enter calf roping. Gladewater High School band tunes up for showtime. Harry Knight Bill Minick supply top stock. 200 bucking horses 75 saddle horses 50 bulls. A free pony with saddle and bridle will be awarded each night. Local and area FFA 4-H boys aim for calves at each performance.
McChesney backs a loop with no by pass for Gladewater to ease traffic near the Texas and Pacific tracks. He urged two resolutions from city and county officials, a Gladewater delegation to Austin on June 30, and a printed color brochure. Moe Chesney noted the Indian Nation Turnpike will reach the Texas line in early 1970 with an estimated 8000 cars daily seeking a direct route south.
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