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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1962
Page
2
Kiwanis Easter poster display planned by the Baytown Eiwaris Club for April 19 at The Fabric Shop. Judging will occur in the afternoon with guests and supporters expected at the event.
New arrivals listed include Mr and Mrs Chester Barrant Baytown born April 5 at Gui Coast and Channelview residents Deigias Guerrant Galena Park Mary Clay Channelview Celena Hammond. Local names Jewel Lloyd Catherine Tver Luce and others provided with addresses in Houston area.
Mrs Norris of Hyef Enday plans to travel to Weatherford Texas on Thursday afternoon to attend the funeral of her sister Mrs Ora Burk. Funeral services will be held in Weatherford and Mrs Norris will return home Monday.
A fragmented financial note lists stock quotes and market terms including noon quotes, weathered lines, motor and tire references, and mentions Texas Eastern. Reads like an OCR snippet of a market page with unclear company names and figures.
School trustee candidate Fuller outlines priorities for voters during a campaign stop. He emphasizes budgeting, library and language lab improvements, planning for future needs, and building a qualified board to guide education policy and programs for the community.
A local painting display features three PTs on show, highlighting Thad Felton’s Ford as a notable contributor. The event draws attention to regional art efforts and showcases works by local enthusiasts.
Two Lee College secretarial practice students learned about NASA positions at headquarters in Arlington Virginia. Mrs Dons Kreske explained a two months training program and civil service exams held at Veterans Hospital Houston, with offices providing exam forms. Most clerks start work within the year and may transfer to new NASA headquarters at Clear Creek later.
The article notes a church vote Wednesday to appoint a building committee led by Charles K. Jive Wilks with George Ross and G. B. head as members. The group will study the need and cost of constructing a new building and plan to coordinate with other church members to advance the project.
Barbers Hill School District voters will elect two trustees Saturday. The election will be held in the high school cafeteria as changes were made to use the cafeteria. Candidates include Arthur C. Barrow Mo Fitzgerald and A. B. Lawrence with Joe M. G. Barrow among contenders.
Vernon Reed Foster 46 of 54 W Human Baytown was to be discharged Friday from Community He in Freeport after a nose-foot fall Wednesday while employed by Young Plumbing Co of Baytown on a shopping center project at Plantation Drive and Loop Road in Lake Jackson. He suffered cuts on both sides of his face and received 42 stitches.
Houston Mayor Lewis Cutter proposed a plan to raise water charges by 31 percent monthly to finance the Trinity River project. The measure aims to fund the major public works program amid ongoing city growth and infrastructure needs.
The Bavtean Sun hires James Buford Boose III as assistant business manager. He was born April 1 at Sey Jacinto Memorial Hospital weighing eight pounds fourteen ounces. He and his mother at 2148 Morrell are doing well. father and brother Ken beth express satisfaction.
Travis Porter of Humble Refining Co Baytown refinery spent over two months hospitalized after an emergency appendectomy and subsequent complications. He was moved between Methodist Hospital Houston and St. Luke’s in Galveston medical school son Wayne accepted to UT Galveston. He remains unable to travel or return to work for some time.
Reistle told listeners that oil supplies about 73 percent of the market and could meet increasing domestic energy demand by 1980 with growth. Petrochemical investment is rising from about 5 billion to 12 billion by 1980, with hydrocarbons offering endless product possibilities and many new jobs for engineers and scientists.
James E. Jim Sherwood district chairman announces the annual Cub Scout Rally at Camp Reber Saturday. Packs set up campsites before 9 am and judging of rally events begins at 9. Camps broken at 3 pm and parents bring picnic lunches.
Not This Larry LARRY JIM GLENN, 15, a Bay town Junior High School student m4 son of Mr and Mrs. E. C. Tieng of 119 Cabiness, is not the Leavy Glenn named as a passenger in a car being chased ineir set. C W Cowan Saturday which ended when Cowan's flipped. Cowan suffered minor injuries.
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