Hospital Admissions and Discharges At City Hospital
The City Hospital lists admissions including Mark C. Littrell Lucille Webb Daisy Harper Opal Davis Ethel Young Michael C. Mosley Dorothy M. Busby Jerry L. Watson Leeda Emberlin Odessa Elder Ella Jean Garton Raymond Muse Jean Phennel Cecil Thompson Deborah L. Hancock James W. Sloan Terri L. Redmond William C. Lucas James A Bixler Barbara Stanford Joseph Riker Glenn L. Gillespie Rufus Moore Sharmin John Troy T. Stevens Gussie M. Morris William Robert Cox Julius H. Walters Jessie Jones W. A. Bowen Pearl Dean. Discharges include Wilbur M. Brooks Bennie Carpenter Bettie Kennedy Eva Powell Van Robertson Eugene Bazzell Manuel Brooks Floyd Cox Dorothy Busby Carolyn Kennedy Marjorie Pickett Jessie Pender George A. Hill Charlotte Bohde Lurline Louvier Mary E. Payne Donnie Giddon Jr Johnny Gregory Mark G. Littrell Betty Morgan John Whittle Daisy L. Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Mark C. Littrell
Lucille Webb
Daisy Harper
Opal Davis
Ethel Young
Michael C. Mosley
Dorothy M. Busby
Jerry L. Watson
Leeda Emberlin
Odessa Elder
Ella Jean Garton
Raymond Muse
Jean Phennel
Cecil Thompson
Deborah L. Hancock
James W. Sloan
Terri L. Redmond
William C. Lucas
James A Bixler
Barbara Stanford
Joseph Riker
Glenn L. Gillespie
Rufus Moore
Sharmin John
Short Tax Form Back This Year by IRS Revives Simpler Return
The Internal Revenue Service estimates up to 32 million taxpayers may use the revived short form driven by earnings from wages and salaries. It requires the standard deduction, which has risen to 15 percent of adjusted gross income up to 2000 dollars for individuals or joint filers, and differs from itemizing deductions. If in doubt, taxpayers are urged to rough-compare both options and use the approach that saves more. The guidance notes joint returns generally favor couples while heads of households and widows or widowers with dependents offer specific advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Eye-Opener Community Notes And Bits Of News
The column lists extended family details for the Jones and Ables families including upcoming Memphis trip. It notes unmentioned Kennimer grandparents of Steven Wayne Kennimer, and reminds readers to renew car license tags before Monday. Kilgore Community Concert Association seeks members as Mitch Miller shows planned for 1973-74 season with membership rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy G. Jones
Frank Ables
Kilgore Community Concert Association
Ermine Hudspeth
Mitch Miller
Ermine
Lions nominate d 73 74 officers
The Lions Club last week chose officers for the 1973 74 year. Elected were David Holcombe president Bill Johnston first vice president s2c20d vice president Chester E Gleason third vice president Jack Finley Lion Tanner Richard E Phillips Jr Tail Twister Donald Dale Barton directors 1 year Hugh Mixon and Charles Hopson directors 2 years Raymond Allen and Leon Kapchinsky secretary treasurer Joe McElroy Crippled Children's Camp Chairman Charles E Wood program chairman Mark Henry past president Paul Bennett
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The
Lions Club
David Holcombe
Bill Johnston
Chester E. Gleason
Jack Finley
Lion Tanner
Richard E. Phillips, Jr
Donald Dale Barton
Hugh Mixon
Charles Hopson
Raymond Allen
Leon Kapchinsky
Joe McElroy
Crippled Children's Camp
Charles E Wood
Mark Henry
Paul Bennett
Quiet weekend for police and fire units with minor incidents
Police and fire departments reported a calm weekend with routine calls and no arrests. Thefts included a car tape deck and a battery from a car, plus a residential break in. Ambulances carried patients to Good Shepherd Hospital in Longview. Surfing history notes George Fruth introducing the sport to the United States in the early 1900s.
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Good Shepherd Hospital
Longview
Bradley award set for Chamber division honors
The 1972 73 Chamber year will honor the Chamber division for the most significant contribution. A special Centennial song by Gladewater High School choral director Ken Bennett will be performed by the Four M's from GHS, a barbershop quartet. The Wheeler Dealers feature members from Longview and Kimberly Audas and Donalyn Audas operate the player piano. Reception follows at the Chamber of Commerce office on North Main Street. New officers begin April 1 led by Jack Finley as president and Roy Johnson as second vice president, with a large list of directors and officers to serve through 1975 and 1976.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langford
Bradley
Gladewater High School
Ken Bennett
GHS
Murray Williams
Don Brooks
Jim Uhler
Louise Burge
Longview
Kimberly
Donalyn Audas
W. C
Spec) Watson
Chamber of Commerce
North Main Street
Chamber
Travis Beavers
Elizabeth Payne
Jack Finley
Raymond Allen
Roy Johnson
John Marshall
Roy Leggitt
Mack Wiley
Paul Bennett
Fredalene Clark
B. P. Dake
Royce Ford
Marilyn Godfrey
Barker Hale
E. G. Nelson
John Paul Tallent
George Thomas
C. Q. Abernathy
Dickie Phillips
Joe Jones
Leon Kapchinsky
Lorena McChesney
Jack Phillips
Bill Wagner
Virgil Wallace
Jerry Williams
Curtis Bright
Hugh Camp
Jack Elrod
Jim Holcomb
Gary Kizer
Ames Lawrence
E. A Martin
Julius Morse
Malcolm Stone
Herman Williams
City varies sales tax revenue and shrimp industry forecast
City reports 1972 local sales tax receipts of 87 488.68, up from 1971 by 3 530.98 and notes tax now funds 22 percent of general revenues and 11 percent of the city budget. AP reports NMFS predicts 1973 shrimp catch value surpassing 1 billion dollars amid a prior 1972 shrimp sale peak of 955 to 974 million. Texas led landings, surpassing Louisiana.
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John R. Marshall
Washington
National Marine Fisheries Service
United States
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Gladewater
Texas
Swepco
McGovern
the Weekly Digest
Wanda
Poston
Steven Wayne Kennimer
A. L. Kennimer
Route 2
Lions
Surfing
George Fruth
Philip M. Roedel
Louisiana
Buck Eagle
First State Bank
Pacific
Sammy Julian
Meadow Records
Shirley
Gyprobe
Phor
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