Growth of La Marque Tied To Galveston Exodus Era
A survey of early La Marque history describes how 20th century growth followed Galveston’s 1900s devastations. Residents recalled interurban rail, causeways, and leisure trips to Galveston, with farming and railroading fueling the fledgling town. Utilities and a modern 1937 school marked progress as Salt Grass Potters exhibitiom opened April 27.
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Golden Age Club to Install Members in Texas City
The Golden Age Club will hold its installation dinner at 5 p.m. Tuesday April 27 at Guthier's Heritage House in Texas City. The event carries a Bicentennial theme and will begin with a social hour.
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