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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1975
Page
2
Middle School announces two guest speakers this week for language arts. Edgar Partain will speak Wednesday and Mrs. Virginia Bates of First State Bank on Thursday.
The narrator describes a chaotic multi country trip across Luxembourg, Basel, Lugano, Stuttgart, Nurnburg, Hamburg and Copenhagen. A train collision, missed connections, wrong trains, damaged luggage, customs scrutiny and language mix ups mark a trek full of minor disasters and cultural clashes. The tale blends humor with travel fatigue as the narrator survives delays, scams, and a rough hotel stay before reaching Halsingborg.
Two Gladewater residents Teresa Ann Martin and Randall Leon Moore join about 825 Texas Christian University students in spring commencement on May 17. The event at Daniel-Meyer Coliseum begins at 7:30 p.m. Honorary doctorates go to Marion Day Mullins of Fort Worth and Tommie M. Bouchard of Longview, both TCU graduates.
Milwaukee Wis news release says Teamsters Local 745 struck Schlitz can plant at Longview and closed plants in Van Nuys Tampa Memphis and Winston-Salem as workers refused to cross picket lines. Company seeks injunction to reopen plants after failed contract talks. The note adds IGY science history from 1957 to 1958.
A reflective diary entry describes constant desk clutter from planning a Houston trip for a Texas Hospital Association awards banquet and a Tyler tourist conference reference. The writer praises Caleb Pirtle of Kilgore and Mary Grace’s visit, plus Sunday’s Mother’s Day dinner and Granny Scott inspirations.
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