Trail Riders Group Plans Sunday Ride and Meet
Hil Rustlers and Baytoniang riders assemble Sunday at 1 p.m. for an afternoon trek from their respective meeting points on Sjolander Road and Highways near Barbers Hill. Members from Mont Belvieu, Barbers Hill and nearby areas welcome to join. Officers Wilford Irby president, Harry Gilbert vice president, Billy G. Lawrence secretary and treasurer. Vests approved as official attire to be bought in January. joining fees 15 to 20 dollars.
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CV Sewer System Plans Presented in Channelview District
Plans and specifications for Channelview's Fresh Water District No. 21 sewer system improvements were presented to the board of supervisors Monday night by Charles Heile and Associates. The plans must be approved by state and federal authorities before bids are taken. Supt. Lewis Vincent was authorized to obtain at least three bids for replacing the roof on the water district office and adjoining fire department facilities, painting the office interior, and replacing flooring. He was also authorized to obtain bids on a half-ton pickup for approval at the next meeting.
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Monsanto Plans Multimillion Dollar Texas City Plant
Monsanto plans a multimillion dollar vinyl acetate monomer plant at Texas City to feed resin production for laminated safety glass and related plastics. The unit will process acetate from Texas City and acetic acid from a nearby petrochemical complex on Chocolate Bayou near Alvin, with 45 million pounds annual capacity and completion by end of 1962.
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Monsanto Chemical Co
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Mayor Collapses During Recount in Pottsville
Mayor Joseph H. Long of St Clair, reelected officially, collapsed while watching a recount in Pottsville. Officials listed exhaustion as the cause. Long and Democrat Benjamin Botzer were tied at 1,253 votes after the November 7 election, with Long leading by 18 after three boxes and gaining three more votes after two additional boxes.
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Pottsville Hospital
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Open House for Graywood Residents Friday Night
Graywood residents are invited to an open house from 7 to 10 p.m. Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Collins at 4 Felton. Also notes include Christmas talking letters recordings via Red Cross by appointment at 583-3114, and local community events such as a Baytown YMCA pre swimming program, Boy Scout district meeting, Cedar Bayou Brotherhood gathering, and Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Union Baytown Local 4233 meeting tonight with an executive session prior.
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Hospital Beat Patients In Gulf Coast Now Include Several
Timothy Casey and Carol Spencer are hospitalized with broken arms at Gulf Coast Hospital. Timothy is in Room 118 and Carol in Room 16. Joan Wilder, Lamar Elementary third grader, is treated for a virus in Room 4. Lillie Duke Hostalne, daughter of the WIlder family, is a new patient in Room 14 alongside John Adamek at 202 Homan. Admitted to San Jacinto: aoe Bossiey, Houston, Room. Pete P. Kristinek, Crosby, 3B.
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la Porte
Joan Wilder
Lamar Elementary
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Jack Wilder
N. Commerce
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John Adamek
Homan
San Jacinto
Aoe Bossiey
Houston
Rep Casey Urges Better Schools Near NASA Lab
Houston congressman Bob Casey urged upgrades to area schools as Deer Park neighbors praised his work securing a NASA research center and a new office. He spoke at a Deer Park High School Chamber dinner, noting the lab site’s impact on local families and community services.
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Dismukes Funeral Held for Corpus Christi Man
R W Byrd of Baytown announces funeral services for James Samuel Dismukes 54 of Corpus Christi. He died of a heart attack and long served as a geologist for Mumble Oil and Refining. Survived by widow, friends, and local colleagues. Services held at Hill of Reat Care with Mortuary directing. escrito notes indicate burial at Mont Belvieu and affiliations with aviation and Mont Belvieu church groups.
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Groagats
Elm
Bo Sheefia
Mont Belvieu
Ayers
Corpus i Innaes
Bali
Houston
Charlie Bbepiwra
H. A. Harris
Pisioness
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Pismukes
Sim
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Pasadena Taxpayers Oppose Bond Vote
Pasadeos Taxpayers Association votes to oppose a 2.5 million San Jacinto Junior College District bond issue to be voted on December 19. Obits E. Boykin, Houston repairman, injured when car spins out of control and overturns during a sediment investigation. County Judge Bil Kittott outlines plans to develop 13 000 acre Addicks Reservoir into park land if US Army Corps approves lease.
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San Jacinto Junior College
Isme
Bil Kittott
Addicks Reservoir
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Prairie View A Cappella Concert at Carver High School
Prairie View A&M College choir of 39 students directed by Dr. H. Edison Anderson will perform at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in Carver High School gym. The public is invited. The group includes Baytown’s Etta Jean Baldwin and Christie Louise Bell. The Community Music Club supports the choir and music department.
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Carver High School
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Ethel Williams
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Nellie Lister
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New Arrivals and Births Listed for Gulf Coast and La Porte
Dee Didrickson of 512 E Lobit Room 209 reports new arrivals Mr and Mrs Homer E Griffin at 1505 Edna Bie a caulghter born Pee 5 at Gulf Coast. Mr and Mrs Larry R Reynolds of La Porte announce a daughter born Dec 4 at San Jacinto.
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E. Lobit
Homer E. Griffin
Edna, Bie
Caulghter
Gulf Coast
Larry R. Reynolds
la Porte
San Jacinto
Noon Call Stock Quotes Courtesy Merrill Lynch
A brief note lists Noon Call stock quotes courtesy of Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith. The fragment provides no additional details on specific securities, prices, or dates.
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Pierce, Fenner and Smith
Hermit Studies Law And Wins His Own Case
Walter M. Harvey, a 52 year old recluse from Minneapolis, represented himself in Municipal Court after being charged with vagrancy. He explained he studied vagrancy laws to anticipate arrest and impressed Judge Donald T. Barbeau with his presentation, who freed him and praised his arguments.
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