Death of D O Marsh Noted in Pritchett News
Sympathy extends to the D O Marsh family after Mr Marsh died Tuesday in a Gladewater hospital from a heart attack. The column reports local health updates including injuries and illnesses of residents such as Bobby Watts, Jody Gage, Buster Gage, and Calvert Willis, plus community events, births, baptisms, hospital visits, and a tax notice indicating Upshur County statements mailed by W C Jones with 14 862 notices, up 620 from last year.
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Delbert Craig
D. O. Marsh
Mr. Marsh
Gladewater
Bobby Watts
Truman Cowan
Mike Bakes
White Oak
Bates
Neil Gage
Jody
Buster Gage
Perry Cowan
Bogata
Monaque Gage
Effie A.p
Jane Gage
Thersa Johnson
Madge Holloway
Dallas
Calvert Willis
Mr. Willis
Smitheart
Gilmer
James Henry Glenn
Athens
Ladies Quilting Club
Pat Williams
Ailmer
Upshur County
W. C
Bill) Jones
Upshur County JPs Complete Annual Training
Upshur County justices of the peace completed their annual training at the Justice of the Peace Center at Southwest Texas State University in San Marcos. Certification was read during the commissioners court minutes. Training was undertaken by E S Simpson C C Bennett Gorman Coston and H S Taff. Annual training is required for non lawyers serving as JPs.
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Gilmer — Upshur County
UGHS Student Elected District Reporter in FFA
Bob Johnston of Union Grove High School was elected district reporter at the Mineola FFA District meeting. The UGHS chapter earned its 6th superior chapter rating for last year, honoring 40 area schools with about 1600 members. Johnston will preside at district functions next school year.
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Mineola
Bob Johnston
Union Grove
Future Farmers of America
Mineola Ffa
UGHS
Garry Boyd
Young Johnston
Siblings Win Top 4-H Gold Star Awards in Upshur County
Mary Maple 17 and Raymond Maple 13 of Union Grove School earned Gold Star Boy and Girl honors from the Upshur County 4-H Club. They are first siblings to share the top county award, part of a program recognizing about 110 leaders and members at the Upshur Rural Electric Coop Auditorium.
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Gilmer
Union Grove School
Upshur County
Upshur Rural Electric Coop
Mary Maple
Raymond Maple
Upshur
Chester Maples
Mountaineers +H
First Presbyterian Church
Gladewater
Mary
Mountaineers Club
Ohio
Algeria Official Name and Population Estimate
The Democratic and Popular Republic of Algeria is the official name. An estimated population of 15,700,000 is stated.
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Algeria
Worms Can Kill Your Pet Says Warning Label
Large roundworms can kill cats or dogs and may be contracted at any time or even born with them. Sergeant's Worm-Away capsules mix with pet food to rout roundworms, with Sure Shot Puppy Capsules and Tapeworm Medicine for other worm problems.
Hospital News Admits and Discharges Amid Obituary Note
In CITY HOSPITAL Kathy Thompson among admitted patients followed by a long list of discharged names. The obituary notes Malcolm R Williams aged 91 of Mt Holley Arkansas died after a short illness. funeral set Sunday at 2 p.m. Bethel Methodist Church Mt Holley. Burial under Rump Mortuary El Dorado. He is survived by son Marvin R Williams and daughter Gertha Harris among others.
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Malcolm R. Williams
Marvin R. Williams
Mt. Holley
Arkansas
Bethel Methodist Church
Rump Mortuary
el Dorado
Mr. Williams
Union County
Gertha Harris
Lloyd Williams
Dallas
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Gene Spencer
Gil
Upshur Co
Upshur Co. JP
FFA Post
East Texas
Goodchild’s
W. Upshur
Raymond
Germany
St. Vitus
Hospital News
Kathy Thompson
Byron Burrow
Billy Johnston
James Snow
Clarence Johnson
Vorester Elder
Beulah Gallaher
Blum Williams
Mattie Brister
Lillian Booty
Ruby Bibb
Kim McCullar
Bobby McPherson
Gail Summers
Rawleigh Townsend
Pamela Williams
Ruth Bortzfield
Lucresha Elder
Ruby Jimmerson
Bernice Kilman
Alan Pate
Calvin Pool
Roberta Smallwood
Sandra Williams
Enna Johnson
Lola Butcher
Leta Chambers
James Elmore
Alma Lindsey
John O’bannion
Sandra Rhea
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