Fair Plans Already On Fire Leaders Announce Top Assistants
Baytown plans for the 1959 fair begin with a noon meeting at Tower Drive Inn. Kannarr named general chairman with Dr. Ben S as treasurer. Four assistant general chairmen named: W C Swain Paul Braden Syd Gould Theo Wits. Committee chairs include Booth midway Edge parade Gould catalogue Hele Hargrave advance ticket sales Braden commercial exhibits Massey utilities House publicity trips Harrop grounds Bridges first aid McKee parking and policing Kerr county agent Dan Clinton Wilburn livestock supervisors Kerr beef Minter dairy Richardson swine to be named poultry and rabbits Max Brown quarter horses Godfrey to lead Hvesteck auction.
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Baytown
Tower
Pais
Kannarr
Ben S
W. T. Busch
BF Booth
Midway
Grover Edge
Gould
Ll. A. Hele
Norman Hargrave
Braden
HE. F. Massey
W. H. House
James Harrop
W. H. Bridges
H. E. McKee
RT. Kerr
Dan Clinton
Wilburn
Four Baytown Dentists To Attend Dallas Meet
Four Baytown dentists plan to attend the Texas State Dental Society’s 70th annual meeting in Dallas starting Monday. They are Dr. C. W. Spear, Dr. V. K. Rogan, Dr. Jesse Hirkpatrick, and Dr. W. E. Swanson. Dr. Barney E. Fezmer of Austin is slated to succeed Dr. Crawford A. McMurray of Ennis as president. Installation ceremonies will be held Thursday during the final session of the four day meeting.
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Baytown
Texas State Dental Societys
Dallas
Farnsworth and Chambers to Pave Cedar Bayou Road
Farnsworth and Chambers Incorporated of Houston to pave 10 miles of Farm Highway 565 in Chambers County from two miles north of Cove to the intersection with State Highway 146 at Cedar Bayou. The firm won the $168,200 contract in Austin yesterday and is also building the Sears Building in Baytown.
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Houston
Farnsworth and Chambers
Chambers County
Cove
Cedar Bayou
Austin
Sears
Baytown
Water Board Explains Benefits of Sharing Bonds with Lakewood
The Water Board argues that Lakewood taking over debt will raise district property values by about 200000, decrease taxes by ~10 cents, and possibly cut taxes 50 percent if growth continues. Lakewood gains water supply, sewer capacity, and a new treatment plant site. the district expands mains and fire protections, with future developer lines and a 12 inch sewer project. Annexation was approved after a hearing April 4, and the district board includes L Orr, R Kerr, C M Floyd, and A Bargainer.
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Lakewood
Peterson
Ada
Wooster Heights
The
Water Board
State Fire Insurance Commission
Old Water District
Baker Road
Humble Pipeline
Burnet Bay
North Market Street
Vater District
Beard of
L .H. Orr
R. T. Kerr
C. M. Floyd
Betty Froehner Heads Girl Scout Troop 35
Betty Froehner elected troop president with Sandra Dias as secretary Judy Moran as treasurer Mary Hertman as song reader Patsy Ann Tyler as reporter and leaders Mrs Victor Dias and Mrs E W Froehkner. Troop hike to Roseland Park preceded the meeting with cookies served by the scouts.
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Petty Froehiner
Sue
Sandra Dias
Judy Moran
Mary Hertman
Patsy Ann Tyler
Roseland Park
Troop 35
Betty Jate Froehner
Patsy Ann Trier
Patt
Sue Denton
Mary Hartman
Mary Jane Braun
Helen Bomanskie
Linda Tou Grey
Deanne McGilberry
Margaret Croker
Janice Sheffield
Victor Dias
E. W. Froehkner
Cleaning Boosts Flow Of Water From City Well
Public Works Director G W Grantham announced that cleaning the city water well at the City Barn Goose Creek has significantly increased flow. The pump now delivers 600 gallons per minute or more, with water 25 feet above the pumping stage, after acid washing of the well screen.
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Public Works
G. W. Grantham
Old Goose Creek
Grantham
Main Street
Grantheam
Tri City Club Wins Fight For License
Wooster residents concede defeat in the license dispute as District Judge Dan W. Jackson rules the Tri City Club is legally entitled to a wine and beer permit. County Judge Glenn A. Perry earlier refused the permit citing nuisance concerns and protesters from Wooster and Wooster Heights. Attorneys for the club cite political context from a nearby liquor election affecting Precinct 2.
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Wooster
Tri-City
Dan W. Jackson
Glenn A. Perry
Wooster and
Wooster Heights
Perry
Baytown
Native Galilean Travelogue At Local Church Event
Jeaphen A Haboush and two native Galileans present a full color travelogue titled On Sacred Soi at 7:20 pm today at First Presbyterian Church. Jointly hosted by St. Mark's Methodist and First Presbyterian, admission is free with a free will offering. Haboush appears in native costume with scenes from Cairo Jerusalem Bethlehem Galilee. Ma dame Haboush assists in music.
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Jeaphen A. Haboush
Gelileen
First Presbyterian Church
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Haboush
Coostume
Holy Land
Cairo
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Galilee
Madame Haboush
Sea of Galilee
United States
Dr Sander Loses Right To Practice Despite Acquittal
The New Hampshire board revoked Dr Sander s medical license as of April 13 1980 after an all day meeting at the state house and a conference with the attorney general to address technical points of law The board cited merit character as grounds for revocation Reginald F Borreto husband of the deceased called the action stinks to high heaven and hypocritical
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Reginald F. Borreto
State House
Attorney General's Office
Dr. Sander
President Signs Major Housing Bill for Veterans and Students
The measure extends a large housing program for five years, offering VA certified veterans long term loans totaling 150 million dollars when private credit is unavailable. It also provides up to 3.3 billion in direct loans to schools for student and faculty housing at about 2.55 percent interest. The plan transfers 389 thousand government housing units to other uses, with about 23 thousand reusable for public housing. RF C may allocate 22.5 million for prefab homes. Mortgage insurance could reach 83 to 99 percent, depending on veteran residency, and 2.5 billion remains available for pre March 3, 1950 FHA rental housing loan applications.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
FHA
Wooster Awards Three Contracts
Wooster awards three contracts for district projects as two ditching machines move in and tax collection machinery is readied. A three member Board of Equalization is named with E. Watkins Fred Hederhorst and E C Thexton, to obtain tax rolls by June under Lee Underwood as tax assessor collector.
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Lee Underwood
Humble Tax Bill Set At $120,000
City council considers a $120000 tax bill tied to the Bieistein Lease for J D Reed Company of Houston. Reed’s attorney R B Parker has left a certificate of insurance and the fee check for council review. W Buelow will be sworn in as District One councilman. F A Richardson seeks approval for a Milleydale subdivision project. two bid openings planned on an insecticide fogging machine and water main digging to connect Baytown and Goose Creek.
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J. D Reed Company, Incorporated
Houston
R. B. Parker
Reed
U. Buelow
F. A. Richardson
Lim
Milleydale
D Middleton
Baytown
Goose Creek
Southwest Choir In Concert Here
The A Cappella Choir of Southwest Texas State Teachers College will perform at Robert E Lee Auditorium at 8 15 p m Monday with no admission charge. Sponsored by the Lee College Choir Henry Moore of Baytown and two Robert E Lee High School graduates. Directed by Ira Renay Bowles, college choral head from San Marcos.
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Texas State Teachers College
Robert E Lee
Lee College
Henry Moore
Baytown
Robert E.lee High School
Coast of Texas
Ira Renay Bowles
College At
San Marcos
Westminster Choir School
Princeton
New Jersey
Texas History Club Delivers Lone Star Lesson at Luncheon
Hebert E. Lee High School Texas History Club members spoke at Grace Methodist Church noon meeting in Baytown to mark Seward Day. President Heien Bradberry led the program with San Jacinto battle notes and Texas governors overview.
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Texas History Club
Hebert E. Lee High School
Grace Methodist Church
Hieien Bradverry
San Jacinto
Texas
John Smith
Smith
United States
Janette Garber
Sint
Miss Bradberry
Lee Texas History Club
Clut
Roger Gary
Jane Wright
Fort Worth Livestock Prices Report
Fort Worth market notes cattle Demand mixed with scars grades. Cattle 800 head Mostly medium and good slaughter cattle and yearlings. Hogs steady to lower with butcher hogs down. Calves steady with good and common offerings. Feeder pigs limited bids, slight price spread.
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Fort Worth
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