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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1968

Page

2

Crosby Girls to Compete in National Teen Contest

Two Crosby High School girls Karen Henson and Nancy Clifton were named Outstanding Teenagers of America for 1967 by the Outstanding Americans Foundation. They will compete for state and national awards, with Nancy serving as editor in chief of the school annual and a band majorette, while Karen is a band member, FHA participant, National Honor Society member, and basketball player aiming for all-state band honors.

John Clifton Crosby Hick Future Homemakers of America Karen Dave Henson Crosby Fha Lufkin

Vista to host student talks and film showings

At LC Vista, events run Wednesday and Thursday with representatives in the student union from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The academy award winning film A Year Towards Tomorrow will be shown in the LC auditorium at noon both days.

LC Vista Tee College

Anniversary Party of Wooster Auxiliary at Community Building

Ladies Auxiliary of Wooster Volunteer Fire Department hosts a 7 pm anniversary party on Friday at the Community Building with members and guests invited to celebrate the milestone.

Wooster

Bombing Intensifies as U S Forces Hit Key Targets in Vietnam

U S and allied units mounted heavy air and ground operations around Hanoi and Khe Sanh. U S pilots scored direct hits on the Canal de Ranides bridge while North Vietnamese defenses and casualties rose as large scale bombardment continued.

North Vietnam Canal de Ranides U.S Hanoi China Radio Peking Demilitarized Zone Khe Sam Khe Sanh South Vietnam Eds U.S. Army 25Th Infantry Division Saigon

Funeral Notices for John Tom Prasek and Others in Crosby

John Tom Prasek 83 of Crosby died in a Pasadena hospital. Funeral services 10 a.m. Saturday at Earthman Highlands Chapel and 10:30 a.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic Church Crosby. Burial Crosby Catholic Cemetery. Rev Anton Paviaka officiates. Rosary 7:30 p.m. Friday at Earthman Highlands Chapel. Survived by three sons, a daughter, two sisters, three brothers, twelve grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. Also J C Greenhaw 47 of Baytown, World War II veteran, died in a Baytown hospital. Funeral 10 a.m. Friday at Earthman Chapel. Burial San Jacinto Memorial Park. Survived by two daughters, two sons, mother, three brothers, sister, pallbearers listed. Mrs Mary Baker Irwin 49 of Baytown died 8:50 p.m. Wednesday in St Joseph Hospital Houston. Native of Montgomery County, moved to Baytown in 1934. Postal clerk 26 years. Survived by husband Joe L Irwin, one daughter Becky Irvin, mother Mary Baker, sister Mrs MM E Lively, three brothers Alvin Roy Baker and Gene Baker. Funeral 10 a.m. Friday at Paul A Lee Funeral Home Chapel. Interment Cedar Crest Cemetery. Pallbearers named.

John Tom Prasek Crosby Pasadena Prasek Harris County Flood Control District Earthman Highlands Chapel Sacred Heart Catholic Church Crosby Catholic Cemetery Anton Paviaka John E. Prasek Baytown Charlie A. Prasek George Prasek Houston Elizabeth Russell Mary Krausekopf Justine Mozisek Joe Prasek el Campo C. V. Prasek J. C. Greenhaw Earthman Chapel Humble Oil and Refining Co Greenhaw Arbor Leon Pursley Park Temple Baptist Church San Jacinto Memorial Park Marylyn Eileen Greenhaw Rhonda Gay Greenhaw J. C. Greenhaw Jr U.S Army Vietnam John Greenhaw Olive Hart Trinity Tex A. L. Greenhaw M. L. Hart W. D. Hart MM. E. Lively Alvin and Roy Baker Gene Baker Highlands Paul A. Lee

Baytown Postal Worker Dies After 26 Years Service

A Baytown Post Office employee of 26 years, 49, died Wednesday night in Houston's St Joseph Hospital. Mrs Irwin resided at 405 Travis and belonged to St Johns Methodist Church. Funeral Friday at Paul A Lee Chapel with Rev William J Commer officiating. She is survived by husband Joe L Invin, daughter Becky Jo Irwin, mother Baytown, sister Sybil Lively of Crosby, and brothers Alvin Baker Roy Baker Gene Baker. Pallbearers listed include Dubones Johnny DeLoach Jr Albert Heinrich Marvin Baker Autrey Cheshire and Johnny Fulton.

Mary Baker Irwin Baytown St. Joseph's Hospital Houston Irwin Travis St. John’s Methodist Church Paul A.lee Chapel William J. Commer Becky Jo Irwin Mary Baker Sybil Lively Crosby Alvin Baker Roy Baker Gene Baker Highlands Dubones Johnny DeLoach Jr Albert Heinrich Marvin Baker Autrey Cheshire Johnny Fulton

CAP Candy Sale Supports Cadet Encampment Trip

The Baytown Civil Air Patrol Composite Squadron hosts an annual candy sale to fund a cadet’s encampment. Col. W O Finch offers a cross country airplane trip to the top two sellers and a third prize trophy will be awarded.

Baytown Civil Air Patrol CAP W. O. Finch

Sailor Describes Mobile Riverine Base Defense Role

Vietnam era Navy story follows Hill a sailor from Lee College now serving in Division 12 guarding the Mobile Riverine Base on five ships in the Mekong Delta. The base moves along canals to deter Viet Cong, facing frequent contact and dangerous riverine patrols as crews defend, patrol, and attack targets in a 200 mile stretch over six days of fighting.

Vietnam Mekong Lee College Delta Combined Command Division 12 Hill

World Almanac Facts entry note 1887 era brief

Almanac compiled facts from 1887 era sources noting general world statistics, geography, notable events and figures. Compact snippet reflects period tone and reference style common to 19th century newspapers.

Did You Know Discoveries Push Bowling History Back

Archaeologists trace bowling like games to ancient Egypt, suggesting the sport or its origins date back at least 7,000 years. The finding reopens discussion on how early cultures shaped target and strike games.

Egypt

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