Food handler classes set in Texas City and La Marque
The Galveston County Health District announced the start of Food Training Classes for the Cities of Texas City and La Marque. The two cities passed an ordinance in February requiring all food handlers to attend a training session to comply with health standards.
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Galveston County Health District
Texas City and
la Marque
Health District
H.J. Vickery
Texas City
Oak Street
Thomas to speak at Mainland Coffee Club Breakfast
Cal Thomas of Channel 2 News will be guest speaker at the Mainland Coffee Club Breakfast in the COM Student Center at 8 a.m. on Thursday March 25 with continental breakfast from 7:30. Reservations are through the Chamber of Commerce in Texas City.
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Cal Thomas
Channel 2 News
the Mainland Coffee Club
COM
Chamber of Commerce
Texas City
Bankers Savings Announces Grand Opening Winners
Bankers Savings and Loan drew winners during the grand opening. Recipients include Bo Bothe Jimmy Hayley Margarita Alima CB radios Ernest Wern Sonny Boswell Henry Hominghaus blenders David Paxlu Johnnie Henderson Janice Star ice chests.
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Bankers Savings and Loan
Bo Bothe
Jimmy Hayley
Margarita Alima
Ernest Wern
Sonny Boswell
Henry Hominghaus
David Paxlu
Johnnie Henderson
Janice Star
Poison prevention volunteers visit Galveston schools
More than thirty volunteers from Galveston County join UTMB Poison Center and the Mental Health Association to educate during National Poison Prevention Week. They visit Kindergarten through third grade classes, distributing packets with a parent letter, a list of common household poisons, and a Mr Yuk sticker with the center’s 24 hour phone number. Additional stickers are available by mailing a self addressed envelope to UTMB Poison Center in Galveston.
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Yuk
Mental Health Association of
Galveston County, Inc
University of Texas Medical Branch
Poison Center
Kathy Gustafson
Santa Fe
Judy Broman
Dickinson
Sandra Orr
la Marque
Galveston County
Poison Control Center
Mental Health Association of Galveston County, Inc
Thanks to all who aided La Marque history project
Letters to the Editor express gratitude to residents and institutions who shared memories and aided a Texas history project at La Marque Intermediate School. Credits go to police, firemen, librarians, teachers, post mistress, ministers, local newspaper, Mrs. C V Rice, Mayor Freeborn, and Rep Andrew Z Baker for support and inspiration.
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la Marque‘s
C.V. Rice
Freeborn
Andrew Z. Baker
Ten Years Ago in La Marque Community News Recap
Looking Back by Jim Chionsini surveys ten years of local events and people in La Marque. Mike Boyd becomes president of the La Marque Junior Chamber of Commerce while 6,088 voters register for free. La Marque School Board approves a teacher pay raise with starting salaries of 5100 and 5400 for bachelor and master degrees respectively. Army Private Jimmy D Curtis completes basic training at Fort Hood. Andersons named to Austin College Dean's List. Caldera siblings on 20 day leave from Roswell SAC. Robby Mings shines in Texas City Track Meet with three firsts.
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Mike Boyd
la Marque
Fort Hood
Karl Grove Anderson
John Milton Anderson
Austin College
Richard
Ronnie Caldera
Roswell
New Mexico
Strategic Air Command
Robby Mings
Texas City
Ruby Threlkeld
Richard A. Kirsten
VFW
George Beach,Jr
John Crosby
Les Hayley
Dennis Johnson
la Marque League of Women Voters
R.B. Perkins
Milton Arey
Greg Lewis
Leon Smith
Bobby Graham
Henry Bullock
Kenneth Brown
Jimmy Fife
John Harman
Jerry Archer
West Columbia
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Thomas
Walter Burns
First Bank of la Marque
Bankers Savings
Guaranty Federal Savings
Guaranty Federal
Galveston
Houston
Clear Lake Area
Santa FE Area
Heather
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Guaranty Federal Savings Office
Texas
Delta Jumbo
Calif
Peg
Lada
Queso
AJAX
RTLE
Royal Oak
Frostie
Comstock 2
Contadina
Dream Whip Bakers
Jar
Gebhardts
Land-O-Lakes
Hellmanns
LA Marque, Texas
Farme Insurance Rare Group
Max Dorset
Schoo
Jim Chionsini
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!