Penal Code School Held in Kountze This Week
A penal code school for law enforcement officials from Hardin County and surrounding areas is under way in Kountze. The program runs 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. daily February 18 to 22 in the Hardin County Courthouse, co-sponsored by DETCOG and the Hardin County DA's office, with speakers from Jefferson County and oversight by Jack Cole Stanley Coe and Cecil Tebbs.
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Hardin County
Kountze
Deep East Texas Council of Governments
Hardin County District Attorney’s Office
Detcog
Jack Cole
D.A
Stanley Coe
Cecil Tebbs
Jefferson County District Attorney’s Office
VA hospital admissions top one million in 1973
The Veterans Administration reported admissions to its 170 hospitals surpassed one million for the first time in fiscal year 1973. The milestone reflects growing demand for veterans health services across the system.
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Veterans Administration
Moody Foundation Grants 70000 To Indian Reservation
Moody Foundation trustee Livingston-Mrs. Mary Moody Northen announced a 70000 grant to the Alabama Coushatta Indian Reservation near Livingston. Funds, paired with HUD matching money of 227300, will finance a multipurpose Community Center to open by January 1975. The center will host education, library, youth, counseling, and recreational programs on U S Highway 190 east of Livingston.
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Livingston
Mary Moody Northen
Moody Foundation
HUD
Fulton Battise
Northen
Battise
U.S. Highway 190
Alabama-Coushatta Indian Reservation
Spurger Exes Sponsor Independent Basketball Tournament
Spurger High School exstudents sponsor the second annual Independent Basketball Tournament to be held at Spurger Gymnasium on February 25 27 28 and March 12. Three games per night start 6 15 p m with two Saturday sessions at 11 15 a m and 6 15 p m. Teams entered include Evadale Raiders Jasper Independents Jarretts White Auto Beaumont Independents Murrys Ltd Lowery Brothers Dixie Queen Kountze Independents Warren Independents Lamar coaches and Nederland Independents.
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Spurger High School
Spurger
Evadale Raiders
Jasper Independents
Jarrett’s
White Auto
Woodville
C-B Indians
Jamestown Hustlers
Beaumont Independents
Murry’s Ltd
Beaumont Coaches
Lowery Brothers
Dixie Queen
Silsbee
Kountze
Warren Independents
Lamar Coaches
Nederland Independents
Notice of Sale of Lots in Silsbee Additions
Bids will be received until 12:00 noon March 18 1974 in the Superintendent of Schools office 215 W Ave Silsbee Texas for the sale of Lot 10 Block 12 East Silsbee Addition and Lots 16 17 Delia Latham Addition The Board reserves the right to accept any or all bids Don L Hough Superintendent.
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Meon
Superintendent of Schools
W. Ave
Silsbee
Texas
East Silsbee
Delia Latham
Board of Trustees
Don L. Hough
Spurger Student Named Outstanding Teenager of America
LaWayne Ratcliff of Spurger High School is named Outstanding Teenager of America for 1974. The award, announced by Principal Jim Lawrance, triggers possible state regional and national honors and scholarships totaling $7,000.
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LaWayne Ratcliff
Spurger
Ameria
Jim Lawrance
H. C. Ratcliff
Board of Advisors
College
Uni
Beef cattle disease talk to benefit Hardin County producers
Extension Specialist Dr. James M. Armstrong of Texas A&M will discuss cattle diseases including brucellosis leptospirosis and black leg at the Hardin County short course final meeting. The session Tuesday February 26 at 7 30 p.m. in the courthouse auditorium is free to the public.
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Hardin County Program
Jimmy McCelvey
James M. Armstrong
Texas A&m University
Hay
Dominican Republic
Veterans Training Under GI Bills Surges Since 1944
The Veterans Administration reports about 4.5 million veterans and servicemen trained in under eight years under the current GI Bill, versus 2.4 million in 13 years under the Korean GI Bill.
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Veterans Administration
Funeral Services for Frank Mitchell 82 Held Feb 17
Funeral services for Frank Mitchell 82 were held at 11 a.m. Feb 17 at Pines Valley Baptist Church with Rev W D Haynes officiating. Burial followed at Cold Springs Cemetery. Mitchell died at 3 a.m. Friday at Silsbee Doctors Hospital. Survivors include four daughters Lorean Cotton Rozener Westbrooks of Buna Jessie Mae Brown of Jasper Alma Green of Beaumont six sons L J Dempsey Jack Billy Henry Herman all of Beaumont and one sister Mrs Flosie Renfro of Buna.
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Frank Mitchell
Pines Valley Baptist Church
W. D. Haynes
Cold Springs
Mitchell
Silsbee Doctors Hospital
Lorean Cotton
Rozener Westbrooks
Buna
Jessie Mae Brown Lof Jasper
Alma Green
Lof
Beaumont
L. J., Dempsey
Jack
Billy
Henry
Herman
Flosie Renfro
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