Funeral Notices for Otis and Zlomke in Baytown
Mrs Ruby Grace Otis, 79, of 216 Murrill, died Friday in a Gaytown hospital. Native of Ragesville, Ind, she moved to Baytown 35 years ago. Survived by one daughter Helen L. Otis, three sons Cecil E. Otis, Harold E. Otis, Donald I. Otis, eight grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral at 1pm Sunday at Dell Dale Pentecostal Church of God in Channelview. Burial at 5pm Sunday in Cedar Grove Cemetery, Trinity Tex. Pallbearers listed. Beulah May Zlomke, Baytown resident 16 years, died Saturday at 2am in her home 1312 Yupon. Services at 1pm Monday in Farthman Chapel. Burial in Crown Cemetery, Pasadena. Survived by two sons Frank Ziomke of Brazoria, Fred Ziomke of Baytown. five daughters Viola Stewart of San Leon, Bertha Davis of Brazoria, Beulah Campbell of Saratoga, Jettie Chote of Houston, Clara Linkous of Houston. Also two sisters Mandy Sichelberger of Dayton, Ade Leomus of Baytown. brother Arthur Shook of Jacinto City. 19 grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren.
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Ruby Grace Otis
Murrill
Gaytown
Rages- Ville
Ind
Baytown
Helen L. Otis
Cecil E. Otis
Channelview
Harold E
Donald I. Otis
Neaa
Dell Dale
Belauh May Zlomke
Beulah May Ziomke
Yupon
Farthman Chapel
L. A. Harvey
Pas Ior
Revival Center Church
Brazoria
Fred Ziomke
Viola Stewart
San Leon
Bertha Davis
Beulah Campbell
Saratoga
Jettie Chote
Houston
Clara Linkous
Mandy Sichelberger
Dayton
Ade Leomus
Arthur Shook
Jacinto City
IREL Opens Brigadier Week at Lee High School
Brigadier Week at Robert E L Lee High School opens with an open house at 2 30 p m inviting parents new members and graduates plus the public. Chair Cathy Coates leads the event while Diana Beavers heads a picnic with a Brigadier show Thursday and Friday assemblies and a 7 30 p m Thursday performance. Ball on Saturday night carries Carnival in Spring ime as theme with decorations by Carol Howell Michael Farber and Kay Morris and band committee chaired by Suzi Williams.
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Lee
Robert EL Lee High School
Brig
Cathy Coates
Diana Beavers
Carol Howell
Michael Farber
Kay Morris
Suzi Williams
Hospital notes list admissions at Gulf Coast and San Jacinto Methodist
Admitted to Gulf Coast include Willis T Jones Sr and Richard Turner with rooms 307 and 378. Also Adam Ellen Elis of Cleveland in room 123. San Jacinto Methodist admits Maneus Cirut Linda Goss Gerda Jackson Jennifer Tillman Herman Attawey Donnick Hechler William Bradford and several couples reporting births on April 23 to 28 at San Jacinto Methodist.
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Willis T. Jones Sr
Flagner
Colo
Richard Turner
Walter C. Turner
Daniel
Adam Ellen Elis
Cleveland
Maneus Cirut
Linda Goss
Deer Park
Gerda Jackson
Mont Belvieu
Jennifer Tillman
Miriam
Herman Attawey
Wooster
Donnick J. Hechler
Barkaloo
William Bradford
la Porte
Rooom
R. J. Brooks Ends 31 Years Humble Service
Retiring after 31 years at Humble Oil Baytown Refinery R. J. Brooks leaves as a guard in Plant Protection. He and his wife Mary will travel the U.S. hunt and enjoy a camp house near Oakhurst. Brooks, raised in Sublime, Tex, came to Humble in 1936 after stints at a Houston tool and electric firm. He started in ME&C, then Pipe Department before Plant Protection.
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Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
R. J. Brooks
Mary
U.S
Oakhurst
Brooks
Sublime
Tex
New City Hall Hit By Vandals
Vandals damaged the new City Hall and Community Center under construction on Market Street. Losses total about 3650, covered by BHAI Construction Co insurance. Patrolman John Reeves reported damage to the lobby ceiling about 100 dollars, three window glasses broken, a mortar block stolen, 200 glazed bricks taken, and a 30 foot chain with two hooks missing.
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New
Market Street
A. H.azard
Bhai
Bay Tow NW Hawks Meet Frantez Or and Meinland Con at Humble
The Bay Tow NW Hawks softball team will play Frantez Or of Fasadena and Meinland Construction of La Marque at the Humble diamond starting at 1 p.m. Sunday.
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BAY Tow NW Hawks
Frantez Or. of
Fasadena and
Meinland Construction
la Marque
Humble Diamond
Brooks Reports 2 Bills Advancing In Legislature
State Senator Chet Brooks of Pasadena says favorable Senate action is expected next week on two bills: an open meetings bill and SB 15 creating a state supported medical school in Houston. He also plans a public hearing on SB 482 to protect 10 reefs in Galveston to East Bay for fishing and oyster production.
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Chet Brooks
Pasadena
Senate
Houston
Senate Game and Fish Committee
Galveston
Trinity
East Bay
Jack Hightower
Brooks
Parks and Wildfe Commission
Cally
Sen. Brooks
Education Committee
Senate State Affairs Committee
Houston Medical School
Frank Erwin Jr
University of Texas Board of Regents
Charles A. LaMaistre
Local bills and bridge plans shape Baytown politics
Dena Chamber of Commerce officials describe a 15 year timeline for eastern bridge construction and propose a tax free special district modeled after Twin Pike Authority to be ready by 1970. Senate Bill 462 reef plan pledges oyster reef protection in Galveston Bay while Harris County legislators outline local bill procedures and delegation coordination for state measures.
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Dena Chamber of Commerce
Highway Department
Twin Pike Authority
Fort Worth
Dallas
Baytown
Senate
Galves
Ton Bay
Texas
Waddell
Harris County
House
Lt. C. W. Cowan To Attend Seminar
Lt. C. W. Cowan of the Baytown Police Department will attend a one week police administration seminar May 15 at the Holiday Hills Training Center in Wimberly conducted by the Texas Department of Public Safety. Officers from cities with populations 21 000 to 75 000 will join in topics on management, officer protection, obscene phone call tracing, applicant recruiting, chain of command, manpower distribution, police records use, and improving the police image. Lt. James Taylor will attend a seminar school in August.
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Baytown
James Taylor
Rothe News Editor Ties to Baytown Clergy Family
Sun Stafftendent and adult adviser to the church youth council. Mr. and Mrs. Holcomb live at 4511 Hemlock in Baytown. Mrs. Holcomb is a medical stenographer at the new San Jacinto Methodist professional building. After Baylor Rothe joined the San Angelo Standard-Times as a reporter. Rothe later became news editor and subbed for the managing editor during the 1965 Sanderson Hood flood coverage earning an AP team award. He won second in a statewide AP feature contest in 1963. Rothe served as assistant news editor in Waco and was director of student publications at McLennan Community College. His wife Ginger, also a former San Angelo reporter, works for Baylor University Public Relations. She will join Rothe in Baytown in early June. Rothe is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R L Rothe of Dallas, the elder Rothe retired after 30 years with the Texas Employment Commission.
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Church Youth Council
Holcomb
Hemlock
Baytown
San Jacinto
R.L. Rothe
Dallas
Rothe
Texas Employment Commission
College Names Cast and Staff for Production
Brewer Mike Rogers Martha Gooffarth Martha Creasy Janie Gray Susan Arvin Linda Atteberry Ron Foote Cynthia Michelsky Ronnie Welch and Robert Timmons are listed in the cast. Vocal preparation led by Charles Stephenson with instrumental by Tom Stone lighting by Dan Mendoza scenery by Jack McClendon choreography by Bruce Roush and makeup by Dale Adams, all LC instructors.
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Brewer
Mike Rogers
Martha Gooffarth
Martha Creasy
Janie Gray
Susan Arvin
Linda Atteberry
Ron Foote
Cynthia Michelsky
Ronnie Welch
Robert Timmons
Charles Stephenson
Tom Stone
Dan Mandoza
Jack McClendon
Bruce Roush
Dale Adams
SMU Professor to Lead All City Choir at ADC Festival
SMU music professor Dr. Travis Shelton will direct the ADC City Junior Choir Festival at Robert E Lee High School auditorium Saturday night at 7:33 pm with four groups including a select mixed chorus of eight voices and a 25-voice massed chorus. The event features several choirs and soloists with no admission charge and public invitation.
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Travis Shelton
Southern Methodist University School of Music
SMU
ADC City
Robert E. Lee
Tommy Seale
Shelton
Birmingham Southern College
Peabody College
Nashville
Teachers College of
Columbia University
New York City
Daas
Driver Training Enrollment At Ross Sterling High
Ross Sterling High School offers second and third summer driver training sessions this week as spots in the first session fill. Principal Winnie Brown says a limited number of openings remain for the remaining sessions.
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Ross Sterling High School
Winnie Brown
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