March 14 9am docket for 38th court list includes theft murder rape
The 38th District Court docket released by District Clerk Aline Harper lists forty three criminal cases to be tried over the last three weeks of March. The offenses range from theft to rape and murder with trials set for March 14 and March 28.
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88Th District Court
Aline Harper
Robert Earl Lucas
Harrol Arlen Maxwell
Raymond
David Haynes
Dellay
Shett
James Edward Pows
Safiel
C “Cuyler- Iadson
Bernice—Edward Simmons Jr
J. D. Hoke
William Bennett Warren
Richard Earl Wheeler
Joe Calvin Yarbough
Milton McArthur Reed
Leland Henry Slade
Cyril Lee Gray
Billy Martin
Richard Young
State
Steven Allen Hargrove
Indians To Perform At Cub Scout Banquet
Pack Master G Scott Harver announced Friday that a Gold Banquet will be held at the Read Tur rentine School Cafeteria on February 25 at 7 00 p m A guest speaker from Galveston and a group of Indians from the Alabama Coushatta Reservation will perform Indian dances The ceremony will close with awards presentation.
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Read-Turrentine
G. Scott Harver
Galveston
Alabama-Coushatta Reservation
Harver
National Newspaper Association Centennial Note
Historical trade group established in 1885. Second class mail handled in Silsbee Texas with weekly publication cadence. Subscription rates listed: 5 dollars annually for fans in Hardin Jasper Tyler Jefferson counties and 7 dollars outside these counties.
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Silsbee
Texas
Highway 96
Hardin
Jasper
Tyler
Jefferson
Golden Fleece award pins USDA breakfast study waste
Senator William Proxmire outlines his January Golden Fleece to the U S Department of Agriculture for spending close to six thousand dollars to time breakfast cooking. He notes TMUs equal 0 036 seconds and calls for public funds restraint while urging the USDA to stop funding meals research.
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William Proxmire
Wis
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Schedul
Food Service Industry
Éans Tee
National Taxpayers Union
Senator Proxmire Eyes Agency Reform Efforts
As a member of the Senate Agriculture Appropriations Subcommittee, Senator Proxmire pledges cooperation with the President on reorganizing federal agencies seen as wasting tax dollars. The $46,000 breakfast study would fund a congressman's salary for one year.
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Senate Agriculture Appropriations
Proxmire
Kirby Employees Awarded Service for Long Years
Sixty eight Kirby-Lumber Corp. workers were honored at a banquet for long service. The group included many named employees from Silsbee Buna Kountze Kirbyville Newton and nearby towns, with thirty four reaching 25 or more years. Recipients listed include Clemmon Jones Dan Hare Henry Commo Pleze Hooks James Perkins Samuel Moffett Britton Simmons Vernon Matlock W. R. McDonald and others.
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Kirby-Lumber Corp
Avha Orpany
Tom
Sagan
Aigs S
Leroy
Simmons
P . Garrett
Charlie .M
Parnegy
MOFC
Sears
Guar Jalireip
Perkins
Allen F.iecateeoe
Ge L. Powell
Carl T. Paramore
A. C. Davenport
E. R. Grisham
Gene Morgan
Charlie Renfro
Vernon Y. Smith
Charles T. Sheffield
Solomon E. Milstead
Rush Smith
Claude D. Foster
Jimmie Dennnis
Corman E. Gilder
Woodrow W. Brown
Verdanan Davis
Noble Smith
Silsbee
Lawrence N. Gill
Meredith Smith Jr
Joseph E. Ray
Tom Buxton
Buna
Robert Williams
Eugene Madden
Wilbur W. Holmes
Kountze
Dorsie Warner
Kirbyville
Henry E. Ebard
Newton
Clemmon L. Jones
Dan Hare
Henry Commo
Pleze Hooks
James C
J. B. Samuel
J. W. McCully
Call
Sam Samuel
William H. Newman
Jasper
Ollie J. Haynes
Watson Collins
Rye
Fred Unsworth
Dayton
Joseph Bailey
Wotaw
Elmer O. Hill
Woodville
Ruby P. Moore
Warren
Wotaw-Thicket News Highlights Local Events and Births
Community notes include births at local hospital with new grandparents named, volunteers hosting chili fundraiser March 5 to aid the fire department, and free fire drill lessons by Chief Bill Tidwell. Also mentioned are church gospel singing March 11 at West Hardin School, and various family updates from the area including art lessons and social gatherings.
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Linia
Edward
Marie Sumrall
Buffington
Annie. Walters
Edna Rice
Wotan- Thicket
Tim
Jake Lof
Hoop
Holler
Bill Tidwell
Secoad
Wrynette Moore
Marvin
Lenny Moore
John Sealy
Margie Nichols
Bert
Diane Watson Wins Freedom Foundation Trip to Valley Forge
Diane Watson of Kountze was notified on February 7 she won a Freedom Foundation trip to Valley Forge, Pa., for a leadership seminar this spring. Five Hardin County students were chosen by a foundation committee from County High Schools.
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Diane Watson
Freedom Foundation
Valley Forge
Hardin County
Diane
David Watson
Kountze
K.H.S. Band
Nation's Garbage Could Equal 219 Million Barrels of Oil
New York report based on EPA data notes U S residents generate about 160 million tons of waste yearly, Hardin County contributing 24 800 tons including 3 540 tons of food scraps. Waste composition includes paper food metals glass plastics and tires. If all trash were converted to energy the national total could equal 219 million barrels of oil annually. Economic feasibility limits widespread conversion to densely populated areas though some communities pursue incineration with energy recovery.
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New York
Hardin County
Environmental Protection Agency
United States
Ita
EPA
Seauiky
Nati¢n Center For Resource Recovery
Geeagh
Tre
Comaiubtipig
Library Closes March 9 12 for Inventory Time
The library will be closed from March 9 through March 12 for inventory. Staff will count returned items and prepare the collection. A new drive-up bookdrop at the far end of the parking lot accepts overdue books with no fines. Recent best sellers include Trinity Rise the Titanic The Crash of 79 Sleeping Murder Storm Warning and many more.
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Sa Ging
Dawn Lauck
Thanks and gratitude for support during Lee Beard’s illness
The brothers and sisters of Lee Beard express heartfelt thanks to friends, nurses, doctors at St Elizabeth Hospital, Farmer Funeral Home, and ministers who offered comfort during his illness and death. Gratitude for floral offerings and family attendance is extended with blessings.
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St. Elizabeth Hospital
Farmer Funeral Home
Lee Beard
Cardiac Seminar Sponsored By Pilot Club in Silsbee
The Pitot Club of Silsbee hosts a cardiac pulmonary aeduction course led by Maxey Riggs at Bur-Mont Nursing Center on March 14 15 21 22. Four two hour sessions begin 7 30 PM each night. CPR certificates awarded to those age over 12 who register by March 14. Registration contacts Mrs Charylene White and Mrs Brenda Kasserler. enrollment limited.
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Pitot Club of
Silsbee
Maxey Riggs
Bur-Mont Nursing Center
Charylene White
Brenda Kasserdler
Seminar To Analyze Problems Facing Working Women
A Brown Bag Institute for employed women is planned Feb 28 March 1 and 7 from 12 15 to 12 50 at Silsbee State Bank. The sessions address issues facing employed women with a symposium featuring Lois Grote Jerry Selman Carolyn Smith and Pat Sullivan and a talk on Women and the Law by Marilyn Adams.
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Toy Smith
Hardin County Extension
Lois Grote
Jerry Selman
Carolyn Smith
Pat Sullivan
Beaumont
Marilyn Adams
AOPS Club and TOPS Meet at Gulf States Utilities
TOPS Club met Tuesday at the Gulf States Utilities building with 17 members reporting a nine pound loss. Barbara Odom won the fruit basket with a three and a half pound loss.
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Silsbee Tops Club
Gulf States Utilities Building
Barbara Odom
Old-Timer Recall on Pot Meaning and Paunchy Fellows
An old-timer explains that the phrase going to pot once described a man gaining a little paunch. The remark highlights how language shifts and what expressions signified in earlier times.
Women invited to institute on outside employment
Mrs. Smith says the institute welcomes women considering outside jobs, including those with divorce, annulment, or unwed parents. Women may pre-enroll by calling 246-3393. participants should bring lunches, and coffee and cold drinks will be provided.
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Institute
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Texas Press Association
William George Hompson
Nelda Parrish
Peggy Piaro
William George Kempson
Willie Forest Smith
J.C. Womack
Leo Spell
Tate
Harold Mobley
Steven Alen Hargrave
Charles Robert Mosley
Michael Jenkins
Jerry Angelle
Douglas Parrish
Aaron’ Alen
Earnest _ Bellow
HL. Issac
John Stanley
John
Stanley
Michael Alton
Marshall
Marihuana
Thomas E. Monk
Aritana
Dwayne
Stokes
Silsbee Cub Scout Pack
National Newspaper Association
R.L
Charlie
Warner Joe Drew Dahl
Leona Whitman
MHS
Pern McAdams
Sven Hopueield
Lola Burgess
Harold Leigh
John S. Basye James
Johnson
Riley Joe Williams
Cel 8
Sid
Linotype
Te ‘Prifiter
Pr¢easinah Ae Sete
Pre Sama
Congressional Record Daily
Joe Crump
Chiropractic
Lodge
L. K. Johnson
W.M. Abram Miles
Sec
Crump
Kirby
Highway
Minerva Move
Ronny Tanton
Kimberly Dawn
Womens and Childrens
Hospital
Dick Morris
William Tanton
Hank
Sue Loftin
Christy Suesett
Trinity
Leon Uris
Ireland
Clive Cussler
Paul E. Erdman
Petrodollar
Agatha Christie
Miss Marple
Agatha
Jack Higgins
Joyce Haber
Hollywood
Taylor Caldwell
Caldwell
Kurt Vonnegut
John Gardner
Sterling Hayden
Alex Haley
Gail Sheehy
Wayne W. Dyer
Erma Bombeck
John W. Dean III
Watergate
Hite
Shere Hite
Leon Jaworski
Adolf Hitler
John Toland
Beverly Sills
Edwin Newman
Gore
Smokehous
New
Tommy
Smoked Sausage Co. C
E. C
Nagerdines
Pilot Club
Buck Jones Lumber Co
AOPS
U. S
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