Allan Lerner Elected to Bank Board in La Marque
Allan Lerner, longtime city attorney of La Marque since 1953, was elected to the Board of Directors of the Bank of the Mainland. A Texas A&M and UT Law graduate, he has practiced in La Marque 20 years and lives there with his wife Joyce and their three children.
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Allan Lerner
City of la Marque
Bank of the Mainland
la Marque
Lerner
Texas A&m
University of Texas Schoos’ of Law
Joyce
Aluminum Outdoor Furniture Promises Easy Care
Aluminum furniture for outdoor living now offers folding non tip designs with strong locking devices. Anodized to resist oxidation and requires little upkeep with occasional sudsing and rinsing. Shine can be maintained with wax based cleaner or fine steel wool in midsummer.
Texans Abroad and Local Bylines in July News
Texans travel abroad with eight Dickinson students touring France Germany Austria and England led by German teachers. Royal Ambassadors group from First Baptist Church join RA Camp in Palacios under Wayne Doyle. Local birthdays include Gary McClendon Mileane Ohlund Peggy Townsend Rhonwyn Osterberg. Jimmy Llewellyn and Mary Kay visit Irving Claud Hall later New Orleans with Bill Walker family. Allen Vyvial celebrates 24th anniversary July 21. Otto Peters Jr and wife noted from UT Medical Branch.
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Wayne Doyle
First Baptist Church
Palacios
Dale Crowston
Dan Bruce
Larry
Steve Harkreader
Robert McFarline
Gary Land Cummings
Jimmy Mason
Gary McClendon
U.S. Navy
Pacific Ocean
Mileane Ohlund
Peggy Town
Rhonwyn Osterberg
Jimmy Llewellyn
Mary Kay
Irving
Claud Hall
Dale
Debbie
Llewellyns
New Orleans
Jan
Bill Walker
Lara
Allen Vyvial
U.T. Medical Branch
Otto Peters JR
Appreciation for baseball volunteers in youth program
Readers praise the volunteers who run the Sophomore Junior Teenage baseball league, noting their full-time jobs and unpaid dedication. The letter describes game schedules, rain delays, and field maintenance by the auxiliary, with community members and families sharing updates from local events and graduations.
Magnificent Obsession noted in long memory poems
Mrs Barnhill led a varied career from Baptist work in San Antonio to a librarian post at Baylor University in Waco and teaching in La Marque. She wrote articles on math and public relations, and her poems reflect Christ and nature. She thanks League staff and families after a fine season.
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First Baptist Church of
Barnhill
la Marque
Inter-City
Texas Outlook
Texas State Teachers Association
Educational Index
Texas Colleges and Universities
New Texas Highway Signs Emphasize Color and Shape
The article outlines a revised traffic sign system in Texas with a black arrow merge sign, a yellow schoolhouse sign, and a color code where red means stop, green for movement, blue for services, yellow for warnings, and black on white for regulatory signs. It details diamond warning signs, rectangular regulation signs, and the octagon stop sign, with pavement markings using yellow for center lines and white for lane separation. The piece notes over 3.7 million miles of roads in the U.S.
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Obs Aveapile Restaurant
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Manuel Sandino
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Hitchcock
Eham
Ah LI
E.n
Continent
Ginny Darling
Jesse
Betty Darling
Sandra McDermott
Carbide
Dorothy McDermott
Dickinson
France
Germany
Austria
England
Frances
The
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Cal Group Management
Houston
Gilbert Theats
Mr. T
Dennis Payne
Smokey Mountains
Tennessee
North Carolina
Jones Hall
Patti Browning
Moody
Michael Lee Carlsons
Rosary School
Oklahoma City
la Marque High School
Anne Clayton
Kathy Pittman
Mark Tholen
University of Houston
Midge Casey
Larry E. Vanskike
Mrs. Barnhill
J. W. McDonald
Holly la Marque
Texas
BUSSE
la Marque, Texas
Las Marque
Galveston County
Texas Press Association
Orlando Blackburn
R. J. Grimes, Jr
Ree
Huntsville, Tex
Huntsville
la Marque School
LA Marque Junior High School
LA Marque Intermediate School
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