National Newspaper Association Founded 1885
The document notes the founding of the National Newspaper Association in 1885 and includes post office and publication details for a Texas paper. It lists circulation information, subscription rates, and the publication’s location in Silsbee with coverage for Hardin, Jasper, Tyler, and Isellessm counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silseree
Texas
Silsbee
Hardin, Jasper
Tyler Isellessm
Notable Names in School Board Meeting Rosters
Charlie Warner and Leona Whitman lead a list of MES officials including Fern WKadams RRS and Richard Weatherspy MES. Barbara PareT and Lola Burgess join Harold Leich MES alongside John S Basye James Johnson and Billy Joe Williams in the attendee roster for the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Warner
MHS
Leona Whitman
Fern Wkadams
Tredis Hollyfield
Richard Weatherspy
Barbara Paret
Lola Burgess
Harold Leich
Mes
John S. Basye
James Johnson
Billy Joe Williams
Talk of the Town Department Roles Note
A brief listing outlines staff roles for a newspaper feature titled Talk of the Town. It includes positions such as publisher, reporter, secretary, receptionist, controller, operator, and printer with unspecified details about individuals or duties. The item reads like an internal note or captioning of staff positions.
Mobile Home Standards Act boosts Texas industry and protections
The Mobile Home Standards Act, passed in 1975, raised Texas mobile home quality and consumer protections while shielding honest manufacturers and curbing bad actors. Texas Department of Labor and Standards officials note fewer complaints, quicker resolutions, and growing industry, with ongoing work to address bonding and enforcement issues. Consumers with complaints should contact the Texas Department of Labor and Standards in Austin or the Attorney General's Labor Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Iis
Department of Labor and Standards
Texas
Vendow Lebor Divisien
Aus Petasony
Texas Department of Labor and Standards
Attorney General
Thousands Expected at Feb 12 Child Care Workshop
More than 1000 people from East and Southeast Texas are expected to attend the second annual child care workshop at Stephen F. Austin University in Nacogdoches on Feb. 12. The event, titled Caiideen-America's Unexplored Frontier, is co sponsored by the State Department of Public Welfare and the South Seas Association for Education of Young Children. The day includes clinics, a 9 am start with registration at the Fine Arts Auditorium, general assemblies, and 27 special sessions on early childhood, health, discipline, abuse, and home care. Participants may choose four sessions. Notable speakers include executives from Neighborhood Centers Day of Reseg, DPW officials, SFA faculty, and state educators.
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Texas
Stephen F. Austin University
Nacogdoches
Caiideen
America
State Department
Public’ Welfare
South Seas
Associatuim
State Department of Public Welfare
Beaumont
Fine Acts
SFA
General Assembly At & A.m
General Assembly
Trust fund plan aims to improve daily grocer money
A plan to create a trust fund for everyday groceries is proposed to stabilize costs. The idea suggests long term relief beyond current spending, promising better outcomes than present arrangements.
EOC Manpower Program To Begin In Hardin County
Hardin Jefferson and Orange Counties host a new EOC Manpower program aiding adults 45 and older to gain skills and work. Trainees will work 17 hours at 2.30 per hour, meeting Dept of Labor criteria. Public hearings on medical access follow, with a Hardin County session set for Jan. 24 at Prince Hall Villa Apartments at 7 p.m.
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EOC
Hardin County
Dersy
Neuea
Hardin, Jefferson
Dtahas
Placirg
Guayor
Uisey Adatt
Daniegs
Breese
Department of Labor
MrMr
Delbert
Port Arthur
Guidry
ROC
Hardin
Jefferson
Orange Counties
Prince Ha! Villa
Services Held Monday for Sandra Jane Gore
Funeral services for eight year old Sandra Gore of Warren were held at 1 30 p m Monday in Farrmer Funeral Chapel with Rev D K Martin officiating Burial took place in Village Mills Cemetery She died Saturday evening in Tyler County Memorial Hospital Woodville Survivors include guardians Mr and Mrs Robert Leviness a brother Sammie Eugene Gore a sister Debra Gore and grandparents John Gore and Mr and Mrs Mack Wanker all of Fred Pallbearers were J W Ray Roger Kay Sterling McGuire Willard Kelly H K Pitts and Byron Swearingen
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Sandra Gore
Warren
Farrmer
D.K. Martin
Village Mills
Kountze
Tyler County Memorial Hospital
Woodville
Robert Leviness
Sammie Eurgene Gore
Debra’ Gore
John Gore
Mack Wanker
Fred
J. W. Ray
Roger Kay
Sterling McGuire
Willard Kelly
H. K. Pitts
Byron Swearingen
Fund Established To Aid Auto Accident Victims
A fund at Silsbee State Bank benefits Mrs. Dee Moore and her daughter Indi injured in a December 4 automobile crash. Both received extensive hospital and medical care. Donations can be made at the bank in the name of Mrs. Dee Moore, per C. J. Davis.
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Silsbee State Bank
Dee Moore
Indi
C. J. Davis
Lamar U Seminars Train Child Care Workers
Lamar University launches a seven month training program for about 485 child care workers in Jefferson Orange and Hardin counties funded by a 40025 grant from the Department of Public Welfare. Courses cover 20 plus subject areas start January 25 and run through August 31 at LU Port Arthur main campus and LA Orange centers with free sessions. Bilingual details, instructors and coordinators named, CE credits offered, and no admission requirements.
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Beaumont
Lamar University
Jefferson
Orange
Hardin
Norman Lowrey
Lamar
College of Technical Arts
Department of Public Welfare
Dianne Burney
Will
Ms. Burney
Port Arthur
Thanks for prayers after loss of baby Benton Wayne
The Garcia family expresses deep gratitude to friends and neighbors for kind deeds and prayers after the loss of Benton Wayne. Special thanks to Dr. Ewing and Silsbee Doctors Hospital staff and to First Pentecostal Church. God bless and be with us all. Kathy and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Garcia
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Benton Wayne
Dr. Ewing
Silsbee Doctors Hospital
First Pentecostal Church
Public Hearing on City Needs Seeks Community Development Funds
A public hearing is set for Thursday January 27 1977 at 7 00 pm in City Hall 250 Ernest Avenue Silsbee to discuss Community Development Block Grant funding. The meeting invites all residents to express needs and priorities for housing improvements code enforcement slum clearance and expansion of essential services chaired by Marie Tennison of the advisory committee.
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City Hall
Ernest Avenue
City of
Silsbee
Revenues Continue To Fatten State Treasury
State and local tax flows rise to $1.6 billion in the first three months of fiscal 1977. Septembers to November receipts exceed the prior year and 1976 record. Comptroller notes sales tax up 15 percent from 1978 levels and gas production tax up 36 percent. Expenditures reach $1.7 billion, leaving a $1.4 billion cash balance. Brookings ranks Texas 42nd in government service expenditures.
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Austin
Bob Bullas Ranke Bist
Treasury
Bullock
Comptroller
Brookings Institution
Texas
Tax Foundation
Laura Copeland named VP of Zeta Tau Alpha at LSU
Laura Copeland has been elected vice president of Zeta Tau Alpha at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge. She is a graduate of Silsbee High School and the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Sam P. Copeland. ZTA is a women's social fraternity with about 145 collegiate chapters in the United States and Canada, founded in 1892 at Longwood College.
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Laura Copeland
Zeta ‘Tau Alpha
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge
Laura
Silsbee High School
Sam P. Copeland
Zeta Tau Alpha
United States
Canada
ZTA
Longwood College
Farmville
Withert Anerens Dregs Health Remedy Claims
A compact ad-like notice touts Withert Anerens Dregs as a health aid that restores health, supposedly reduces need for surgery, and prolongs life in a natural economical manner. The wording implies medical benefits without detailed evidence or endorsements.
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National Newspaper Association
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Talk of the Town
Johns
Hill
Jancreon
Ari Hest
Houston
Gabeager Pos Me- GrTgiek
Iy Cnilinéed Devaopment Division
Department of Ee Aliases
Hdna Solernen
isegtor-Chidren
Port
Snirley Neel
County Extension Service
Nacegdeches
Dave Bill
Protective,Services
DPW
Virginial Matthews
Department of Beatih and Physical Education
Robert Carroll
Pat Martin
Lufkin Community Chilid Dey Caré Center
Ruth Lightfoot
Simtor
Crazies Smith
Texas Teen University
Robert le Jeune
Delia Batford
Department of Home Econom
Fics
Baylor University
Kent Chrisman
Sandra Jane Gore
Hardin, Jefferson, Jasper
Tyler
U.S
Lamar U
David Gates
Lowrey
Lamar Project
Child and Youth Division
Southeast Texas Regional Planning Commission
Governor’s Office
Kathy Fannin
University of Texas
Burney
Fannin
Kathy
Mrs
Edward Garcia
Marie Tennison
Louis Copeland
Chiropractic
Maidas Shop
North 4Th Street
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Numberioné Bank
Mon Ee Vag Ae Oot