Services For Dayton Man Held Today
Services for Marion Thomas Ott, 69, a Dayton resident for 25 years and formerly of Mont Belvieu, were to be held at 3 p.m. Monday at Sterling Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Harvey Neal of the First Baptist Church of Dayton officiating.
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Heroin Drive Urged by Eighth District Legionnaires
Two hundred delegates at the Eighth District American Legion spring convention in Baytown called for turning heroin into a top policing priority and for promoting methadone treatment for addicts to curb heroin trade profits. The event, held at Baytown Post 45 at 227 E Fayle, drew representatives from 24 posts. resolutions will go to state legislators. James B. Moody of Houston was elected district commander. Baytown Mayor Glen Walker spoke at the Saturday dinner and Justice of the Peace N O Morrison gave the welcoming address.
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REL Junior Wins First In Typing
Susan Clayton a junior at Robert E Lee High School won first place in typewriting at the Region II T UIL contests held over the weekend at Houston Baptist College. First place winners advance to the statewide contest in Austin May 4 6. The region contest drew 59 area high schools.
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