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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1973
Page
9
Torontonian John Darch has spent 40 years training dogs for movies racing security and private homes. He notes a basset hound in a shoe ad was his sharpest pupil and recalls racing 22 greyhounds in 1938 setting four track records while earning $46000. He warns dogs can become dangerous and cites injuries from canine fans while asserting dogs are not true man’s best friend.
Safeway Stores files suit in Los Angeles Superior Court against the United Farm Workers and allied groups, alleging a conspiracy to harass and disrupt business with mass picketing and false leaflets. The complaint seeks 150 million dollars, citing decades of alleged intimidation and numerous lawsuits deemed meritless. Safeway states neutrality on unions and urges legislation to protect all parties amid the national boycott.
The annual Tour of Medallion Homes and Historical Places and Antique Show and Sale runs June 2 and 3 in San Augustine. Sponsored by the Ezekiel Cullen Chapter of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas, the event showcases historic homes and a public antique sale at Cullen House and the elementary school. The event highlights San Augustine’s history as Texas oldest Anglo town and draws buyers from across Texas.
The Easter Fabric Sale marks the DRT Chapter site as host with visitors greeted in period dress to recount San Augustine history dating to 1717. Tyler’s Mrs. L J Epperson leads the Tour of Homes featuring Needlework Art of the Past and a Cullen House Museum Room boutique titled The Ivy Leaf with Texas flower bird and landmark designs.
Funeral services were held in Shreveport for Elizabeth B. Allen of Douiine La. who died after a long illness. Born in Tennessee, she lived in Oil City and Dayline, was mother of C D Holsapple and four daughters and four sons. She had 26 grandchildren and 40 great grandchildren.
Practical tips warn farmers to remove mistletoe by grafting wounds and painting to prevent regrowth, noting no approved chemicals for control. Advice on safe pesticide use includes reading labels, applying at calm times, storing containers securely, and disposing of them properly. Also mentions a zoning change public hearing in Gladewater set for April 12, 1973 and a note on hair loss study from a London clinic.
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