La Marque police department honors dedication of officers
La Marque residents praise the police department as auxiliary and new officers join the force. The document lists many on duty auxiliary officers led by Judge John Anderson and names new members Ronnie Bird Claude Bookout Keith Mennen Ron Terry and others. It notes division heads James Faulkner J L Campbell and Sgt Charles Totty and Sgt Frank Walker plus women dispatchers Peggy Durden Linda Ham Dorothy Hockless Iona Schoppe. Also mentions school guards Doris Meyrs Effie Donoho Dolly Payne Theresa Bird Ruby Hall Ruby Pointer Linda Reed and Harold Barrat. Large rubies are noted as valuable gems exceeding diamonds in price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Anderson
Ed Anthony
Done Ald Bolin
Tommy Cantrell
Bob Dinklage
R. E. Donoho
Gene Feigle
Henry Joiner
Lenwood Jones
F.E. Lack
Paul Luczkowski
Walter Remschel
Jesse Rodgers
Walter Schoppe
Allan Stutters
Jerry Waggoner
Bill Williamson
Robert McNamara
Mick Stepchinski
William Zator
Fred Heinemann
Jack Howard
John Smith
Ronnie Bird
Claude Bookout
Keith Mennen
Ron Terry
Kenneth Head
Sid Carson
George Plasek
Jimmy Allen
James Faulkner
la Marque
J. L. Campbell
Peggy Durden
Larry Crow
Mike Fogerty
Charles Totty
Frank Walker
Miss Durden
Linda Ham
Dorothy Hockless
Iona Schoppe
Doris Meyrs
Effie Donoho
Dolly Payne
Theresa Bird
Ruby Hall
Ruby Pointer
Linda Reed
Harold Barrat
City Council Passes Ordinances on Second Reading
City council on second reading approved an assessment ordinance and an ordinance permitting a mobil home to be parked behind a business establishment. Ordinances updating the e- multiple lines, reflecting continuation from page 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobil
Council
Immunization mandate for 1971 72 students and new enrollees
Students enrolled in 1971 72 must have all immunizations by August 17 1972. New students must complete required doses at enrollment or as medically feasible. Exclusions exist for medical or religious reasons with signed affidavits. Also notes about codes, a police commendation, a letter request to county judge, and a quote on wisdom and virtue.
Pioneer Mrs Westerlage Dies After 75 Years In La Marque
Mrs. Westerlage a longtime La Marque resident and widow of the town’s second grocer died Friday in Galveston County Memorial Hospital. Born April 13 1880 in Okean Arkansas she and her late husband ran a La Marque grocery for 48 years. Survived by daughter Lorene Westerlage two grandchildren a niece and five great grandchildren she was a charter member of the First Christian Church of La Marque and of the Eastern Star 979.
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Emken«Linton
la Marque
Mrs. Westerlage
Okean
Arkansas
South Oak
First Christian Church of
Order of the Eastern Star
Lorene Westerlage
Stewart R. White
Robert Allen Cathcart
Stella Batts
Fort Worth
Robert White
Clinton White
Pat Nickerson
Dickinson
Vickie Cathcart
Robbie Cathcart
Unox System offers cheaper wastewater treatment option
Union Carbide introduces the Unox System a cheaper wastewater treatment method using pure oxygen in closed tanks to cut time space and costs up to forty percent. The system enables towns with limited funds to install complete plants and avoid pollution of rivers and streams. Numerous cities and industries have already adopted the approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Carbide
Unox
La Marque ISD Immunization Rules 1972 73
La Marque Independent School District requires tuberculin testing for all new entrants and students in 1st and 7th grades. Tests must occur within 120 days before school start and be signed by a physician or Public Health Clinic. Results must be shown at enrollment. At physician discretion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Marque School
La Marque Post Notes Opening Details
Weekly La Marque newspaper lists mailing details and staff roles including publisher Anna Marie Black and editors Clara Fitts Betty Thierry Jerry Nucker. It notes second class matter status since September 19, 1947 and publication every Thursday with box 158 for subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Marque
Texas
La Marque High and Junior High August Registration Dates
The notice lists public school registration for La Marque High School and La Marque Junior High School with grade schedules and arrival windows. High School grades 12 on August 7, 11 on August 11, 10 on August 10, with A–M from 880 a.m. to 12 noon and N–Z from 1 to 4 p.m. New students August 9. Junior High grades 9 on August 7 and 8 on August 8, A–M 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon, N–Z 1 to 1 4 p.m. New students August 9. Elementary schools open for new registrations beginning August 1, 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Marque High School
LA Marque Junior High School
LA Marque Intermediate
Reform urges split of La Marque 4-H clubs
Interest in 4-H in La Marque grows prompting county agent Joe Doby to propose disbanding the current Neighborhood 4-H Club and forming two smaller groups. Two organizing meetings are set for August 15 and August 22 at the La Marque Presbyterian Church and 2228 Clark Drive, with Dr. Mike Keller and Mrs. Norman Frank leading the new clubs respectively, plus a plan to send record book keepers to Astroworld. The club also votes a donation to the La Marque Presbyterian Church and names a committee to select a gift of appreciation for former leader Mrs. Charles Bump Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Marque
Joe Doby
Mike Keller
Keller
la Marque Presbyterian Church
Norman Frank
Clark Drive
la Marque Neigh
Astroworld
Betty Monych
David Decker
Marathon Oil Names New Managers In Compensation Roles
Karl L Edelbrock appointed manager of Marathon Oil Company compensation and benefits division succeeding Howard C Miller who retires after 35 years. Raymond E Luginbuhl becomes manager of compensation and benefits research succeeding Edelbrock and Richard H Cotten named manager salary and wage administration succeeding Luginbuhl. Changes take effect August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl L. Edelbrock
Marathon Oil Company
Howard C. Miller
Raymond E. Luginbuhl
Edelebrock
Richard H. Cotten
Luginbuhl
The Future Is a World Limited by Ourselves
Maeterlinck offers a compact reflection on human responsibility shaping destiny. The quote suggests individuals collectively constrain or expand the world through choices, optimism, and action, inviting readers to deliberate their role in future outcomes.
Screw worms threaten livestock and vaccines urged
Dr Mike Keller reports Texas outbreaks of screw worms with hundreds of livestock losses daily and emphasizes immediate treatment and reporting. Larvae threaten cattle calves and even dogs and cats. samples go to Mission lab for testing. Fly control and rapid care are urged alongside vaccination for Eastern and Western encephalomyelitis and tetanus given a rising horse disease risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
USDA
Mission
Texas A&m Veterinary School
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Mainland
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Eston County
Cash Depository
Doyle B. Green
Wilfred L. Peltier
J. H. Blackwell
la Marque Police Department
United States
the Discovery Company
Path Ave
New York
N.Y
LA Marque Independent School District
la Marque, Texas
Galveston County
Texas Press Association
Orlando Blackburn
R.J. Grimes, JR
Madelyn Ludlow
Anna Marie Black
Clara Fitts
Betty Thierry
Jerry Nucker
Society Editor
SHAM
K.F.C. Smokey
Doby
Thomas L. Schlitzberger Sr
Monument Builders of the Southwest
Austin
New Mexico
Schlitzberger
Lawndale
Houston
Texas Ave
Texas City
Maeterlinck
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