Deer Park Prepares For Big New School Term In 1956
Deer Park officials forecast the 1956-57 term will be the biggest yet with about 1200 students returning September 2. Consolidated districts include Deer Park, Deepwater, and Lynchburg. new Deepwater Elementary opens. Lynchburg campus expands with acres added and a new gym under construction. Administrators plan staffing, with C W Hendrix moving to Lynchburg as elementary principal and Dorris at Lynchburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park
C. W. Hendrix
Lynchburg
Fred Hartman
Clyde Absher
Deepwater
Ship Channel
Pasadena
Channelview
Baytown
la Porte
Sam Houston Stet
Cludes
Sait
Absher
Mystées
Deer Park Elementary
Travis (Shorty) Hughes
Jim Kethin
Huntsvile High
David H
Cotton) Watkins
Cedar Bayou
Roy McLerren
John Bolmanskie Services Set For Wednesday
Funeral services for John Joe Bolmanskie 76 will be held at Barthman chapel and St Joseph Catholic church on Wednesday with Rev Denis Kennedy officiating Burial will be in Cedarcrest cemetery under Barthman funeral home direction A Rosary is planned at 8 p m Tuesday Bolmanskie a retired farmer died Monday in a Houston hospital Survivors include his wife Kate Mary two daughters Mia Anne Kilpatrick of Highlands and Mrs Martha Gonner of Baytown four sons Wallace Phil Lawrence of Baytown and Louis of Bryan six nephews are pallbearers
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John Joe Bolmanskie
Barthman Chapel
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Denis Kennedy
Qedarcrest Cemetery
Barthman Funeral Home
Bolmanskiec
Houston
Kate Mary Bolanskie
Mia
Anne Kilpatrick
Highlands
Martha Gonner
Baytown
Wallace
Phil
Lawrence Bolmanskie
Louis Bolmanskie
Bryan
Marc Bohnan
Sam Bolmanskie
Carrall Konecny
Louis Wisnieswsky
Charley Wisniewsky
Albort Merka
Cedar Bayou Bandmaster Welcomed to Junior High Club
Doug Wallace named new bandmaster at Cedar Bayou Junior High welcomed by Cedar Bayou Band Parents Club in the 1954 55 term first meeting. The group voted jackets for eligible ninth grade band members and regulation shirts for the junior high band. Acknowledged pep squad gift advancing equipment at the concession stand. Next meeting set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Wallace
Cedar Bayou
Cedar Bayar Band
Cnb
Baytown
Channelview Water Bill Hike for Firefighters Approved
Channelview voters approved a 25 cent monthly water bill increase to fund the Volunteer Fire Department. Water District 22 recorded 387 votes with 234 in favor, 21 against. District 6 had 156 votes with 3 opposed. About 1475 connections across both districts. Fire department revenue will rise by about $368 per month.
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Channelview Water
Water District
Water District Number 22
Water District Number Six
Fire Department
Livestock prices in Fort Worth market report
USDA livestock summary from Fort Worth shows cattle numbers at 5,300 with slow demand and some slaughter steers and cows trading steady to higher. Hogs active with butchers steady to 50 cents higher, with weights around 190 to 240 pounds fetching 23 to 23.50. Bulls, calves, and stockers ranged in varied levels as buyers moved through the yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
USDA
Local Births Highlight Bayshore Area Families
Stork reports a Martineze son born August 2 to Mr and Mrs Santiaga Martinez at 1220 Mas holia weighing eight pounds named Gary Wheyene. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs W B Schrock Sr of Cedar Bayou. Jordon announces a son born August 1 at Baytown hospital weighing pounds ten ounces. grandparents Mr and Mrs J Thomas Roster of Houston and Rev and Mrs A L Jordan of Baytown.
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Silcox Son
Charles E
Silcox
Houston
Notable Attendees Listed At Fair Event
A page one continuation lists attendees including Busch, Dr WH, T Davia, Roy Elma, Wartiman, Jack Jacobs, Lloyd Jones, Ted Lyman, Al Melinger, Nutty Paul Pritce, Wilton A. Roper, Robert Strickland, WJ Strickler, Nelson Metreyated guests Dick Wilson and 3B F Booth, chairman of the executive on Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busch
WH. T. Davia
Roy Elma
Wartiman
Jack Jacobs
Lloyd Jones
Ted Lyman
al Melinger
Nutty Paul Pritce
Wilton A. Roper
Robert Strickland
W. J. Strickler
Nelson
50 Attend Meeting Of Civil Air Squadron
The Baytown Civil Air Patrol held its largest regular meeting with about 50 applicants and interested persons at the Community House. Air Corps films, open discussions, and plans for new application blanks from Dallas dominated the event. The Baytown unit, awaiting official activation, will begin training next Monday with navigation lectures and civil air regulation sessions led by top navigators.
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Baytown
Civil Air Patrol
Air Corps
Dallas
Gulf Coast
Stock Quotes Special in The Baytown Sun
A dense list of major corporations and energy firms appears in the Baytown Sun stock pages. Companies such as American Telephone Chesapeake Western Union General Electric General Motors Ford Gulf Oil Texaco Exxon Mobil and many others are cited alongside price percentages and sector references. The item reads as a market brief listing corporate names and noted quotes.
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Baytown
du Pont Chem
Wastman Kodale Ee
Paso Nat'l Gas Wairchild
King v
Pieeeport Sylph Sreeree
Nat Dairy Prod Act
Ohio OF
Ceasseeeeeese
Pac Betcheaersue
Prelard Motors
Panhandle P
Sinclair Oil
Parcif
Stan Oil
Sun Gil
Sunray OU
Texan Co
Texas Gulf
Tex Gulf
Tian Oil
Califoe
S. Steel
Wilson and Co
Woodley
N. C. Cotton
Beam Hits Youth 17 in Steel Beam Accident
Homer Dale Wilpatrick 17 of Mont Bemvieu was knocked to the ground when a 7,800 pound beam fell while he helped steady beams on a barge at J. A. Baines Construction Co Lost River location. He was bruised and pinned between beams but hospitalized with bad leg bruises and no broken bones after the 3:30 p.m. Monday incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Dale Wilpatrick
Raymond Tinker
Mont Bemvieu
J. A. Baines Construction Co
Nilpatrick
Baytown
Month-Old Child Dies In Hospital
Six month old Lawrence Lynn Brewer died Monday at a Baytown hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Earthman funeral home. Survivors are parents Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Brewer of Baytown, four brothers Alfred Jr Tommy Billy and Bobby Wayne Brewer, and a sister Veronica Brewer, all of Baytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lynn Brewer
Baytown
Earthman Funeral Home
Alfred Brewer
Alfred, Jr
Tommy
Billy
Bobby Wayne Brewer
Veronica Brewer
Sick List Names and Addresses in Local Notices
Sick list includes Mrs Joye Short of 264 West James and Mrs H J Gorrelius at 308 Burnet Drive. Also named are Mrs Calvin Jennings Channel view John B Beaugh 1560 Ash Mrs Santiago Martinez 1220 Magnolia and others in La Porte Baytown Channel and Mont Belvieu. Try Sun Classified Ads-Diat 8302.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Jennings
Channelview
John B. Beaugh
Ash
Santiago Martinez
Magnolia
la Porte
William L. Taylor
North Circle Drive
Ronald Ray Lorenz
Defoe
Calvin G. Morris
Fleasant Drive
Paul Paten
Morida
H. A. Garner
New Mexico
Clara Nolan
Murphy Tolbert
Baytown
Charles B. Silcox
Houston
John L. Somers
Channel View
Bill Watson
Market Street
Fidnai
Dewey
Kemah
R. C. Stephenson Jr
East Steeling
Mite Taylor
Lafayette Drive
Hainer D. Kilpatrick
Mont Bel- Vieu
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Fernando Lamas
Rhonda Fleming
Varo
Oleo Moore
Eanes
Aee
Dan O'Heruhy
Joma Fernandes
Beast
Man
Sooo
Charles Chaplin, Jr
Morris Sean Blpert
Seth Nn
Robert Taylor
Deborah Kerr
Mr. and
Mrs
Frenchy Broussard
Nu-Gulf Cafe
SOL West Main
Sai
Decker Drive IN
Mickey
John Bolmanskie
New York City
Oks
Stork
BROWN
Chicken Shack
Brown's Chicken Shack
Texas Ave
David O.selznick
Margaret Mitchell
Gable - Vivien Leigh Leslie Howard
Olivia de Havilland
Selenicx International
Shoura
Victor Fleming
Storey Howard
Nic Tne
Krel
Han Hon
Duce du Patssey
Clon —Tivin
Joe Bae
Pest
Army
World News
Civil Air Squadron
Jesus Christ
Lew College
Baytown Lions Club
Joye Short
West James
H. J. Gorrelius
Burnet Drive
Sun
KPRC
Philco
NLY Service
Kovar Appliance CO
East T
Texas
RCA
Fedders
Iton
Kovar Applianice CO
East Texas
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