City Sanitarian Gdis Muernink’s October duties detailed
City Manager C D Middleton reports October activity for Baytown. Sanitarian Muernink inspected 18 food establishments and condemned 300 pounds of food while sampling milk at 13 dairies and addressing eight complaints. five slaughter houses and five sewer plants were reviewed. Police logged 292 complaints across many categories. fire responded to seven alarms and added a new pump truck. Various departments report financials, separations, and site work including street patching, water service disruptions, and tax collections totaling 16,101.80.
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Fans Recall Gander Triumph Over Aggies Echoed in Stadium
In Lamar High School’s stadium a postgame buzz centered on a hard fought game. Coach Sanders praised the Ganders while Rice and Texas A&M figures observed in the press box. Backfield depth and color changes were noted as Lamar wore white jerseys with maroon helmets.
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Crosby High Plans 39 Seniors for June 1952 Graduation
Crosby High School will graduate 39 seniors in June 1952 as announced by Superintendent CO. Dusek. The class includes 18 boys and 21 girls from Crosby and Sheldon communities. Named students include R. I. Baker George Baumback Willie Harmon Kenneth Harris Alvin Hechler Douglas Hooks Melvin Jesek Thomas Jasek David Liebham Dennis Lindstrom and Euclad Moore among others. Sponsors are Mrs L L Anderson and Mrs John I Carter with O J Miller as principal.
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Baytown Uncle Dies Prompt Local Funeral Services
George RL Reese, uncle of Mrs. Ja3C Lilly and R. Reese of Baytown, dies. Funeral held in Nacogdoches with Baytown relatives attending. Earlier Baytown traffic accidents involved Mrs Campbell and Joe M O Neal on Causeway Road, both cited for offenses. A second crash on West Main near Merket saw Wayne Ray Crawford and J W Lawrence injured, with citations for lookout and brakes.
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Band’s Wooing Lady Luck Works
Band Director J. C. Burkett faces a scheduling clash between next Saturday’s game with Waco or Corpus Christi and an Interscholastic League marching contest in Houston. The game has priority, and Burkett hopes the game can be played locally or in Houston to allow the band to attend the contest. Finé silverware is distinguished by its hallmark.
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Sick List Includes Patients and Visiting Hours
The list shows patients at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital with visiting hours from 10 to 11 am and 7 to 4 pm. Names include Joe Farley, Mrs J H Campbell, Mrs Wallace Tate, Carol Rae Foster, Harold Kern, Milton Young, Mary King and others with Channelview and Crosby references.
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Local births at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Joe Farley of 107 John A welcomed a daughter yesterday at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs J B Campbell of Channelview welcomed a baby girl yesterday at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Wallace Tate of 1607 Alabama announce the birth of a daughter yesterday at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital.
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Funeral Rites Held For Ex Highlands Man
Funeral services for Harry E. Nelson of Kerrville, formerly of Highlands, were held at 10 a.m. in Kerrville where he died Thursday. Nelson and his family moved from Highlands about six years ago. He was employed at the Baytown Refinery. Survivors include brother George Nelson and sister Mrs M. T. Lamb Sr, both of Highlands.
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Doctor To Work Here Full Time In Baytown
Dr. Charles Lee Liggett an obstetrician gynecologist has moved to Baytown for full time practice. He was previously part time in Houston and is associated with Dr S S B Lovelady. Offices at 122 West Defoe. Born in Ohio graduate of Jefferson Medical School Philadelphia. Family at 1500 Mississippi wife and three children Judith 5 Charles Jr 4 and Scott 2. Female polar bears hibernate but males search for food in winter.
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Livestock market summary from Fort Worth week
Cattle pricing vary with week’s tops for yearlings around 35 to 37 with cows about 27.50 and mid grades 23 to 36. Hog market softer with butchers down and feeder pigs near one cent. Note mentions Montezuma as emperor of precolonial Mexico.
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