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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1975
Page
4
Texas Parks and Wildlife officials urge immediate first aid after venomous bites. Apply a constriction band above the wound and keep the victim calm. Capture the snake for identification, seek hospital care, and avoid unproven remedies such as ice packs or kerosene.
The Third District American Legion and Auxiliary meet in Carthage April 26-27 with flags, speakers, and several Gladewater attendees including Mrs. Lee and Mrs. R. Heard. John T Moore, 83, named oldest Legionnaire present. John T Youngblood, 80, next oldest. Mrs. Thomas re elected Auxiliary president. Mr. Thomas named Third District Commander. Local participants include R. Heard and John T. Moore.
The article describes the Census Bureau’s role in providing Personal Census Service to individuals unable to obtain birth certificates. It notes that many relied on census records, especially from southern states, and explains procedures to obtain a transcript from a relevant decennial census year to certify age or existence.
Longview pharmacist David Owen will address the Family Education Association at 7 30 p m on Tuesday May 6 about medicating young children. The talk covers when to medicate pregnancy lactation antibiotic hazards to nursing infants and common misconceptions. The session is at the Longview National Bank auditorium and open to interested parents.
In Olympia Washington the Washington State Patrol allows two women Kathy Swanson of Seattle and Carol Pemberton of Tacoma to begin cadet training, marking the first time women meet patrol academy requirements. If they complete the 14 week course they will be commissioned as troopers and join highway patrol duties.
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