Eye Opener News Brief from City Hospital Surgery
W E Richards underwent surgery Wednesday afternoon at City Hospital after a fall from a pecan tree left him with a broken sternum. Glenn Walton was dismissed from the hospital Wednesday morning and will recuperate at home for several weeks.
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City Hospital
W. E. Richards
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Bruins battle West Husk in pivotal Wildcat Madison game
Bears stand strong as Bruins seek a dramatic upset with Whitehouse facing West Husk at Wildcat Stadium 7 p.m. The scouting report vows that victory matters most and lists players Utu Greer Jeff Rowe Hicky Copeland Keith Barlow Nicky Brewer Robert Townsend Carlton Green Larry Lackett Vale Lackett Michael Gunter Willie Miller and others.
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West Husk
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Bears
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Jeff Rowe
Hicky Copeland
Keith Barlow
Nicky Brewer
Robert Townsend
Carlton Green
Larry Lackett
Vale Lackett
Michael Gunter
Noanme Gunter
Willie Miller
Chromalloy posts record earnings at St Louis seminar
Chromalloy American Corporation reports record nine months earnings during its Eleventh Seminar in St Louis. More than 300 top Chromalloy executives met at the Colony Hotel in Clayton to discuss growth, mergers, new products, and marketing under the theme Breaking the Billion Dollar Barrier. Dean Milkes represented K Wolens, which merged with Chromalloy in 1976 and operates 61 Texas stores with about 900 employees and a Corsicana headquarters.
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K. Walens
St. Louis
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Defamatory Suit Alleges False Telephone Threats
The plaintiff claims a telephone call to George Smith and later remarks at the Groggins home were false and defamatory, asserting threats to burn their house. Mayor Goggans declined comment as the suit proceeds.
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Doyle Dougan
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the Mirror
Mrs Cecil E Johnson 77 Tyler dies former Gladewater resident
Former resident Mrs Cecil E Johnson of Tyler died at Medical Center Hospital in Tyler at 1 30 am on Wednesday She was 77 born December 5 1899 in Edwardsville Alabama She lived in Gladewater 45 years attended Gladewater First Baptist Church Survived by three sons Carl E Johnson Oce D Johnson Edward Johnson one daughter Audra Brewer two sisters eleven grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren Funeral at Malcolm Stone Funeral Chapel Thursday at 3 30 pm with burial in Gladewater Memorial Park officiated by Rev BF Eisinger Pallbearers named.
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Cecil E. Johnson
Tyler
Gladewater
Gladewater Memorial Park
BF Eisinger
Johnson
Medical Center Hospital
Edwardsville
Ala
Gladewater First Baptist
Carl E. Johnson
Oce D. Johnson
Dallas
Edward Johnson
Grass Valley
Calif
Audra Brewer
Bentonville
Ark
Marie Morgan
Mertie Edwards
Longview
Billy Gary
Bobby Knotts
Bernard Davidson
Vance Welborn
Booter Lowe
Marion Turner
Gladewater Mirror Publication Details
Gladewater Mirror published Thursdays and Sundays by The Gladewater Publishing Company at Glade Avenue and Dean Street Gladewater Gregg County Texas 75647 Second class postage paid at Gladewater Texas 75647 Home delivery prices and subscription rates listed for Texas and outside Texas All mail subscriptions payable in advance Consolidated with The Gladewater Times Tribune November 28 1949 and The White Oak Texan June 1 1969.
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Texas
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Death of Lloyd Gelvin of Magnolia Ark
Bulletin reports the death of Lloyd Gelvin of Magnolia Arkansas, father of James Gelvin. Services set for Friday at 2 p.m. in Magnolia. memorial gifts requested to charities in lieu of flowers. Also notes rare rain in Chile's Ata Desert, fallen every 25 to 50 years.
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Rotary Governor to Speak at Mt. Vernon Noon Luncheon
Rotary International District 583 Governor Bill Campbell of Mt. Vernon will address the Mt. Vernon club at its noon Thursday luncheon at Cleo's. Allen Rich urges members and interested people to attend. Campbell, a farmer rancher and merchant, has served Rotary since 1967 with high attendance and held multiple governor and club roles.
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Mt. Vernon
Rotary International District 583
Cleo
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Mt Vernon
Rotary
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Speir urges Texas motorists to curb speeding on highways
Texas DPS Director Col. Wilson E. Speir appeals for voluntary compliance with the 55 mph speed limit amid rising fatalities and accidents. He cites Department surveys showing 74 percent of motorists exceed the limit, warns of higher interstate deaths, and notes patrols are stretched thin while enforcement increases.
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Texas Department of Public Safety Today
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Wilson E. Speir
Department of Highways and Public Transportation
Speir
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USDA survey tracks national diet shifts and new programs
The USDA nationwide survey, led by Mary K. Sweeten, analyzes diet composition and adequacy across 114 planning units including five Texas counties and areas. It notes trends since 1965 66 such as convenience foods, more women working, and rising food prices. Results will inform the Basic Four guide, school meals, and nutrition labeling.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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Texas A&m University System
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Texas
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Tarrant
Bandera- Medina
Galveston
Houston
Women’s Liberation Movement
East Texas Chamber Awards Three Special Honors
The East Texas Chamber of Commerce at its Dallas meeting in October presented three awards as part of the Governor’s Industrial Expansion Awards Program for 1976. Long Star Steel Company received the award for its ongoing economic impact in East Texas, Virginia Chemical Company of Dallas earned the Metro Expansion Award, and Rockwell International Inc of Sulphur Springs was honored with the Non Metro Industrial Expansion Plaque. President Henry O. Gossett Jr. credited corporate farsightedness for regional growth, noting East Texas added 748 new plants and 186 facilities in five years.
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Longview
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Dallas
Long Star Steel Company
Lone Star
East Texas
Virginia Chemical Company
Rockwell International, Inc
Sulphur Springs
Henry O. Gossett, Jr
Gossett
Texas
Owl-Flex, Inc
Kilgore
Scientific Products
Hospital Supply Corp
Grand Prairie
Southwest Metal Fabricators, Inc
Tomball
Marathon- LeTourneau Co
Briscoe
Lance, Inc
Greenville
Texas Proclaims November 11 1977 Veterans Day
Governor Dolph Briscoe signs proclamation designating November 11 1977 as Veterans Day in Texas. Aubrey L Bullard named Veterans Day Chairman to oversee statewide activities and report on expansion efforts from 1976. East Texas Chamber notes regional growth and industry winners include Lance Inc Greenville and others.
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Dolph Briscoe
Texas
Phil Barnhill
Veterans Service
Gregg County
Briscoe
Aubrey L. Bullard
Texas Veterans Affairs Commission
Bullard
TEU Hosts Talented Youth Seminars on Mexico Spain Presidency
Texas Eastern University announces the 1977 78 Talented Youth Seminars schedule with three November sessions in Room 134 University Center 9 30 to 11 30 a m. Dr Janice D Glascock covers Scenes from Spain and Gifts from Mexico on November 15. Dr Stephen R Lefevre discusses Revising our Image of the Presidency on November 22. Dr John Martin Callahan explores Stunting on Stage and in the Movies How It s Done on November 29.
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Donald W. Wisenhunt
University Center
Janice D. Glascock
Spain
Mexico
Stephen R. Lefevre
John Martin Callahan
Recall and pest ban thoughts mix with Union Grove election
The piece blends daydreams about a new recall car and a satire on rat control with a political note about Union Grove holding a city election. It lists candidates for mayor and aldermen, a petition filed by attorney Lowell Holt, and a tentative election date with polling at Fortson Equipment Rentals. It also notes a Gladewater suit to void the incorporation and ends with a Halloween apple lore vignette from New York.
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B.U.N.K
White House
Union Grove
Gilmer
Lowell Holt
Upshur
Everett Dean
Fortson Equipment Rentals
Hollingsworth & Son Electric Company
Allen's Grocery
George R. Smith
Robert E. Ullrich
Jessie Boshear
Walter S. Huffman
Don Harrison
George Cummings
Robert T. Smith
Gladewater
115Th
Holt
Apple Appeal
New York
Hallmark
Sally Hopkins
Pomona
Ireland
Scotland
England
Miss Hopkins
Aging and fatigue weigh on a writer’s week
The narrator laments aging aches and fatigue after a hard week. They admit late nights reading Thorn Birds and Half a Marriage, reflect on diminishing energy, and note sleep and laziness as factors. They cite a friend who says rest takes longer with age, and seek a magic energy boost.
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