Lavaca County Population and Census Details in 1972 Report
The August 1972 state census lists Lavaca County population at 17 903 with 1 582 Black residents and 16 321 white and other ethnic groups. It records education levels, income figures, poverty counts, housing values, and transportation modes, with data compiled for local officials in Hallettsville.
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Lavaca Co
Austin
Lavaca County
Lavaca
Home and Recreation Show Set in Victoria
Victoria Jaycees announce a Home and Recreation Show January 26 to 28 at Victorian Community Center. Admission 50 cents for adults and children. Hours: Friday noon to 10 30 p m, Saturday 10 a m to 10 30 p m, Sunday 10 a m to 8 p m. Exhibits cover home garden and recreation with new home and garden category.
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Victoria Jaycees
Victorian Community Center
Briscoe To Speak February 7 At Texas A&M
Newly inaugurated Texas Governor Dolph Briscoe will address the 15th Annual Conference of the Texas County Judges and Commissioners Association on February 7 at Texas A&M University. The event runs February 7-8 with headquarters at the Ramada Inn. Conference chair Charles E. Lawrence notes the theme County Government Dollars Decisions and Directions. More than 600 county officials are expected. Briscoe will speak on A Roadmap for the Future.
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Texas
Dolph Briscoe
Texas County Judges and Commissioners Association
Texas A&m University
Ramada Inn
Charles E. Lawrence
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Briscoe
Local Visitors and Travel Notes From Gonzales Area
Local residents report visitors and visits across Gonzales Farm and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Oby Ledbeter and Mrs Ira Syler of Fintonia with others from Houston Austin Muskogee Flatonia and Smithville. High winds Saturday night caused barn and chicken house roof damage.
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Poronals
Oby Ledbeter
Ira Syler
Fintonia
Om Beale
Gonzales
William Mathalee
Joanna
Leanna
Hocuston
Paul Machalee
Janice
Charlie Wehmeyer
Gorge White
Thompsonville
Faith Way
G. T. Way
Muskoges
Oklahoma
Way
Austin
Joe Burger
Smithville
O. ‘F. Zapalae
Joe Urban
Joe Swatels
Ronnie Merecka
Trouston
Julius Michna
Elmer
Houlton
John J. Merecka
O.ft. Zapalae
Allan Wiedemann
Wayne Wiedemann
Houston
Iris Pavilas
Flatonia
Karen Wiedemann
Danny Roemsch
Albert Klobedans
Moulton
Rudy Wiedemann
Jim Blocker
Veterans Widows and Children to Study Abroad Under GI Bill
The Veterans Administration reports about 200 widows and 1,400 children will study overseas this year under a GI Bill expansion signed by the President. The law extends eligibility to widows and orphans of veterans who died from service connected causes and to wives of disabled or missing service members, with benefits for high school completion or home study courses. The VA estimates 7,000 women and 56,000 children nationwide are eligible, with eligibility dates extending to early 1900s births in some cases.
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Veterans Administration
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