Kilgore Office Opens With Local Practitioners
The new Kilgore clinic opens with Dr Corker and Dr Heckharth joining private practice. Corker earned a state degree and served as a medical professional at an unnamed university college. Heckharth previously served with the Medical Force of the National Guard for a year and plans to serve the Kilgore community with eyecare and children’s eye problems.
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Priv
Corker Witen
Colege
Heckharth
Kilgore
Heckherth
Eye Opening A E Age and Local Sports Notes
Eye opener AE age details and a local sports update discuss a bi district series game between Ames Grove Lime and Maud Thar with notes on players Glen Mitchell Wire and others. The piece mentions celebratory events, a May departure, and reporters unavailable for a morning update.
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Lion
Bob Ulrich
Ames Grove
Maud Thar
Bob
Eroven
Viens Named Vice Chairman Of Transportation Committee
Representative John Viens was elected vice chairman of the Transportation Committee. Clayton praised his leadership as the committee moves to oversee commercial motor vehicles the Texas busway system and related public safety issues. The committee has acted on 117 bills this session amid about 4 000 total pieces of legislation introduced in the Legislature.
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Austin
John Viens
Howe
Water Yanmporta
Clayton
Weston
Kep Marikina
Thomas rites set Sunday for Mrs. Thomas
Services for Mrs. Thomas will be held Sunday May 22 1977 at 2 PM at Silene Heptiet Church in Winona Texas. She had lived most of her life in smith o and moved to Gladewater in Nov 1976 then to Red Rock community later to Miller. She was the widow of Steve Thomas who died in Nov 1976. Survivors include six sisters Elnora Barnes Huby Altes Lois Hinckeby Luriene Davis Rena Johnson and Mary Howell, one brother Carl Mitchell and a host of other relatives and friends. Kev L. T. Ingram will officiate with interment in Silone Cemetery. McCauley & Son Memorial Chapel in charge.
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Peartley Thomas
Silene Heptiet
Winona
Texas
Thomas
Smith
Gladewater
Red Rock
Am Miller
Mer Steve Thomas
Elnora Barnes
Huby Altes
Lois Hinckeby
Luriene Davis
Rena Johrson
Mary Howell
Carl Mitchell
Kev L. T. Ingram
Silone Cemetery
McCauley & Son Memorial
Texas Eastern University announces May registration
Registration for the first term at Texas Eastern University begins May 30 with classes starting May 3. About 193 students have preregistered for Summer I. admissions staff will operate 1 to 7 pm to assist. New students may process papers in advance by applying at the admissions and records office.
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Texas Eastern University
Robert Marth
Marsh
Family heirloom bears Washington signature
This week Carl Mezsoo shared a family terrigom with friends, noting the heiricom was a document bearing Washington’s signature. The fragmentary text suggests a historic keepsake with unclear provenance and next steps for authentication.
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Washington
Carl Mezsoo
Abernathy to chair TEU Finance and Appropriations Panel
Tyler resident C Quentin Abernathy Glageweter named chair of the Finance and Appropriations Committee of the Texas Eastern University Board of Regents. David K McKie elected chairman of the board announced committee appointments for the upper level institution. The document, later restored after water damage, ties to Meason and the Cincinnati society, with Maude Dial of Big Sandy as current owner and the Mount Vernon signature of George Washington on an 1789 dated certificate.
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Tyler
C. Quentin Abernathy
Glageweter
Chaiman
Texas Eastern University Board of Regentia
David K. McKie
Toerd
Abernathy
Texas Eastern University
Gates Beckow
George Vaestorgur
Meason
William Stewn
Wes
Cincinnati
Seng
Gete & Wes
Southern Methodist University
Xperts
Washington
Knox
Maude Dial
Big Sandy
Garden Tales From A Springtime Yard
The writer describes gardening and mowing efforts with a two by two vegetable garden and flower beds. Rabbits chew tomato and eggplant leaves while garlic is suggested for bug control. They plan staking tomatoes and note a lawnmower partnership with family. They dream of a simple fountain and reflect on home maintenance and a possible annual cleanup campaign.
Single Parent Families Rise Faster Than Two-Parent Homes
New York AP reports the Public Affairs Committee finds US single parent families growing seven times as fast as two-parent households. About five million single parents raise roughly ten million children, per the nonprofit group’s pamphlet One-Parent Families by Elizabeth Ogg.
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New York
United States
Elizabeth Ogg
Gladewater Mirror and Times Tribune Merge Details
The Gladewater Mirror published Thursdays and Sundays at Glade Avenue and Dean in Gladewater Gregg County Texas with mail rates listed. The paper declares home delivery and mail subscriptions in and outside Texas and notes consolidation with The Gladewater Times Tribune and The White Oak Texan on June 1 1969.
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Gladewater Publishing Company
Glade Avenue
Dean “Redt
Gladewater
Gregg County
Texas
Gladewater Times Tribune
White Oak Texan
Parade Dominates With Six First Places In Regional Votes
Parade received six first place votes and led in East Midwest and West regions while Canada favored Superstar Moon Mirage Pure Perfection Orange Gleam Snow Basin. The 1973 to 1977 Ten Best Bets include Sun Flow Snow Basin Morning Bride Pure Perfection Highstyle Heather Hill Orange Gleam Blue Hawaii Pink Forest Zenith. Top miniature list features Nuggett 82 Red Bantam 80 Claret 76 Sugar Babe 38 Leslie Ann 33 Black Sash 2 Flaura Belle 22 Trump 21 Campfire 20 Tou Tou 17. Florists Transworld Delivery float The Love Messenger used 2000 red carnations driver hidden under hood seven foot wheels and three tiers of bouquets. The world is divided into 24 time zones by an 1884 international commission.
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Midwest
Canada
Moon Mirage
Nuggett
Sugar Babe
Leslie Ann
Black Sash
Flaura Belle
Trump
Campfire
Tou Tou
Love Messenger
Florists Transword Delivery
FTD
Florist
General Telephone, CWA Reach Three Year Contract Agreement
General Telephone of the Southwest and Communications Workers Local 12171 announced a tentative three year contract Tuesday night. The pact, valued at about 20 million, becomes effective May 18 if ratified and includes wage hikes, enhanced health and life insurance, retirement increases, a per diem shift, vacation changes, flextime study, and job realignment protections for top craft workers.
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General Telephone of
Southwest
Communications Workers of
Asperlie
Wrathiistios
T. O. Moses
CWA
Austin
James Thompson
General Telephone
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William Strawn
Society of the Cincinnati
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Virginia
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Kirk Abercrombie
Roy Johnson
Roy Brown
Garland Ferguson
David Cook
Guink the
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Chamber
Mirror
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Apostolic Church of Jesus Christ
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