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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1963
Page
2
T. E. Tommy Cook thanked Baytown voters after winning District 2 in Saturday's runoff. He praised past and current council members for long service, pledged to meet the standard of public service, and acknowledged the support of many friends who helped his campaign, asking The Baytown Sun to convey his gratitude.
Emma L. Williams 352 Richaux Crosby Houston died Monday in a Houston hospital. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday at Crosby Church of Christ with burial in White Cemetery under Earthman Highland Funeral Home direction. Survivors: husband Ernest N. Williams a Crosby resident two brothers K. J. Lynch M A Lynch four sisters Mabel Ray Bessie Lynch E H Bullec R Murray Crosby. Clara Meyer Lloyd 73 of Crosby Lynchburg Road Highlands died Sunday at home. Funeral 3 p.m. Sunday Earthman Funeral Home Highlands burial White Cemetery Rev John Ferguson officiated pallbearers Jeff Tanner John White M S Treat James Gentry Fred Chandler Archie Walker.
Funeral services set for 2 p m Tuesday at Allison Funeral Home Liberty for Lloyd A Carlisle 62 longtime Gulf Oil chief engineer who died Sunday in Liberty Hospital He leaves widow Bertha and children H M Carlisle Baytown F R Carlisle Pasadena AL Carlisle Quantico Va Maggie Davis Houston O D Carlisle Odessa Gray Carlisle Baton Rouge B Jolleys Kermit Monahans and five grandchildren Burial in Fairlawn Cemetery Liberty.
Mrs. Keene from Crockett travels Monday to attend her brother Victor Kennedy’s funeral after his death from a heart attack Saturday. The service honors Kennedy, a notable local figure.
Channelview area hospital list shows multiple Channelview residents admitted to Tidelands Hospital. The notice includes names of patients in and out, with several Houston and nearby city residents named among admissions and dismissals.
Admitted to San Jacinto: Earnest Ortega 501 Fortinberry Room 331. Mrs Richard D Prince Cros ly Room 320. Lee Colline 4519 St Andrews Room 338. Earl Hemmenway 185 Maryland Room 313. Mrs Evelyn Thompson 236 Ar Inor Room 216. Kathleen Eveton HG Fern Room 203. Mrs Sloan 167 Cabinets Room 340. Admitted to Gulf Coast: Russell Craig 412 Inwood Room beames Griffith Baytown Room 1. Jewel Marie Nelson Baytown Room 120. Dorothy Nell Ganson 120 Barker Road Room 201. New arrivals: Mr and Mrs Francis L Rucka Crosby daughter born Monday at San Jacinto. Mr and Mrs Larry Lynn Rea all S Fifth daughter born Monday at Gulf Coast.
James H. Black of Inverness serves on a judging team for the Sam Houston Area Council Boy Scout Exposition May 3 and 4 at Sam Houston Coliseum Houston. He oversees posting of awards across about 500 demonstration booths with Blue Red Yellow and White streamers for scores and categories. Vince W. Miller of Pasadena chairs the Council Advancement committee and leads the judging team for the Biennial Exposition.
Baytown Army Recruiter Sgt. Ron Nussbaum says the Army offers male high school graduates direct enlistments for aviation pilot training. Enlistees must be 18 to 30, 5 ft 4 in to 6 ft 4 in, under 200 lbs, and a U.S. citizen for a two year term. Training options include fixed wing or rotary wing, with durations of 42 weeks for fixed wing and 36 weeks for rotary wing. contact Sgt. Nussbaum at the Federal Building on Defee or call 582-7952.
Emma L Williams, 67, of 3527 Michaux Houston, died Monday in a Houston hospital. Funeral services 2 pm Tuesday at Crosby Church of Christ. Survivors: husband Ernest Williams Houston. two Promers K L Lynch Crosby and M A Lynch Houston. four sisters Mabel Ray Miss Bessie Lynch Mrs E H Buller Baytown. R M Murray Crosby. Burial White Cemetery under Earthman Highlands Funeral Home.
Storm damage across Dallas and North Central Texas includes collapsed walls and a Blue Mound fire station, a supermarket car crush, and a gated Greenhill School blaze caused by lightning. Four tornadoes hit the region. one near Anna damaged trees and cost about 1000 dollars. High winds uprooted trees, flooded underpasses, and heavy rain helped refill reservoirs but hurt farmers with erosion and cotton replanting risk.
Newburgh New York: City Manager Mitchell, cleared in a $20,000 shakedown case, resumes duties and signs a $5,000 back pay voucher after a five month absence. He plans to push urban renewal projects, a sewage plant, an incinerator, and parking lot builds while continuing welfare controls amid external pressure. He spent about $30,000 on his defense and remains focused on routine city work.
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