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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1977
Page
1
A Gladewater woman reported a white male in his mid thirties exposing himself from a late model blue car on Highway 135 six miles outside the city. The driver passed, pulled off, and the man jumped out to expose himself. Gregg County Sheriff’s Office investigated. the suspect was cleared.
John Paul Tallent, Nanty Byrd Mayer, Calvin Brannen and Blane Adams were named Man Woman Senior Citizen and Outstanding Youth of the Year at the Chamber of Commerce annual banquet. Ivan C. Elmer delivered the keynote and Buzz Long received the Bradley Award as 275 attendees heard remarks on growth and membership gains.
Eye opener ad offers five six week old male puppies for adoption by calling 845 5497. Chamber of Commerce to meet Tuesday at noon. GHS junior class mothers to gather Tuesday at 7 p.m. for prom planning. Puppet tour from Sunday School proceeds to Longview Sunday. Local artist Idonna Woods earns awards in Gregg Art Guild and Tyler Art League contests. Birthday listings for multiple locals span the week.
Mayor James Walker was appointed by Gov Dolph Briscoe to join the Sabine Basin Advisory Committee, a 56 member panel of elected officials guiding policy on fiscal, economic and social impacts of the state's waste treatment management plan under EPA basin regulations.
Norma Jean Belser 52 of 303 Mustang Drive died Thursday at Tyler Hospital after a short illness. Funeral held Saturday at 2 pm in Malcolm Stone Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Risinger and Rev. Grissom officiating. burial in Gladewater Memorial Park. Survivors include husband Bill and two sisters. Pallbearers listed.
Funeral services are planned for Sunday at 3 p.m. at First Baptist Church for Marshall Wesley Bortzfield 67 of 200 Hickory. Burial will follow in Gladewater Memorial Park with Malcolm Stone Funeral Home directing. He died Friday at 11:30 a.m. after months of ill health in a local hospital. He was born in Missouri and lived in Oklahoma before moving to Texas where he was a retired superintendent for Caddo Construction Company. He was a Mason and deacon in the First Baptist Church. Survived by wife Ruth, mother Bessie Bortzfield of Jenks Oklahoma, daughters Patsy Calloway and Marsha Bortzfield, brothers Elmer Bortzfield of Jenks and Everett Bortzfield of Crane, and two grandchildren with one great grandchild.
Herbert A. Money operates a 1935 Gulf filling station at 705 E Broadway Gladewater serving customers daily except Sunday. He runs it 12 hours a day six days, selling up to 2000 gallons weekly, recalling early customers and a bygone trust era. He values service amid modern trends and laments changes in cars and prices.
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