The following, submitted April 2004 by Don Barry, is reprinted from the December 1996 issue of "The Lumber Shover", newsletter of the Historical Society of the Tonawandas.
Gladys Parker, nationally known cartoon artist, dress designer and columnist was a local Tonawanda (N.Y.) girl of great artistic ability. As a young teenager laid up for several months with a leg injury, she spent her time drawing little cartoons and figures, using herself as a model by looking into a mirror.
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