Father of Conroe schools buried at Oakwood Cemetery
Hulon N. Anderson, 73, longtime Conroe schools leader who served 44 years, collapsed while walking to town. He often passed the hat in early days to support the district and taught grandchildren of former students before retiring. Services held at First Methodist Church at 3 p.m. Burial followed at Oakwood Cemetery.
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City Manager Reports Fire Dept Money in Bank for Baytown
Fire Chief A H Lintelman presents January figures showing a $4000 insured loss among eight fires with $60,000 property value to protect. Five alarms on commercial and residential properties caused $3488.59 loss. three unalarmed fires affected $24,000 value with $19,700 insurance. Causes listed as grease, wiring, and gasoline handling. District losses range from $61.10 to $684.69. year over year drop from $929.30 to $727.79. Also notes one grass fire and a gasoline engine fire in the oil field. Additional city reports cover police activities, court receipts, parking meters, garbage, taxes, building permits, health inspections, street work, water department, and a note on Oldsmobile Autronic Eye dimming device. Gulf Oil official Dr J W Long dies in Pittsburgh.
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