Funeral Notices for Baytown and Area Residents
Funeral notices for R M Jones infant Keith Allan Cauthen and others list services in Hondo Pasadena and Baytown with burial plans, survivors, and funeral home directions. Notables include R M Jones a Humble Oil retiree and Medina County rancher. Florence Toups Martha Ziegler and families named with service times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Jones
R. M
Mark) Jones
Yancey
Tex
Guinn-Horger
Hondo
Baytown
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Jones
Medina County
Cauthen
Keith J Allan Cauthen
Charles Cauthen
Garner
Pasadena
Memory Gardens
Bonner Magness
Highlands
Andy Ray
Randy Ray Cauthen
W. C. Price
Channelview
Yr. M. Fulmer
Earthman Funeral Home
Florence Toups
Florence Mary Abbott Toups
Bowie
Earthman Funeral
Joseph P. O'Sullivan
Earthman Chapel
Toups
Sylvester Willie Toups
W. J. Toups l
S. S. Toups
Cedar Crest Cemetery
J. B. Turner
Harold Scarborough
Eddie Cleveland
John Adamcek
Ira Troups
R. H. Pierce
Martha Ziegler
Martha Elise Ziegler
Graham
Redeemer
R. G. Nichols
Ziegler
Elise M. Ziegler
Austin
J. Fred Ziegler
Houston
Ferdinand Ziegler
Artesia
Calif
Ottomar Ziegler
Wilfried Ziegler
Vacaville
Promoted Sgt Paul B Lockett Jr Receives Army Honor
Promoted to sergeant in D Battery U S Army Artillery in Seoul Korea Sgt Paul B Lockett Jr son of Mr and Mrs Paul Lockett Sr of 2715 Waco McNair is expected to return to the United States in May He attended Carver and Lee High Schools and earned his diploma while in the Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul B. Lockett Jr
Paul Lockett Sr
Waco
McNair
U.S. Army Artillery
Seoul
Korea
U.S
Sgt. Lockett
Carver and Lee
Army
Tromblee Sees Shift From Bonds to Stocks
A newspaper excerpt notes a shift in investor interest from bonds to stocks compared with last year, with remarks suggesting bonds are less attractive as buyers reassess risk and seek growth opportunities. The comment reflects broader market sentiment and cautious interest in fixed income.
Tromblee Seeks City Office With Community Ties
Baytown resident Tromblee, a four-year Army Medical Corps veteran and North Texas State Denton graduate, runs in his first bid for city politics. He has served as Republican Precinct chairman for Precinct 165 at Travis and as a Sunday School teacher, with four children and a wife who teaches science at Highlands Junior High. He resides at 129 Caldwell and remains active in Masonic and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Rite
el Paso Natural Gas
Sperry Rand
Ethyl
Pedugge
Istandard Oil
Calif
Extendicare Allis Chalmers
Ling-Temco-Vought
Arlan’s
McDonald: Douglas
American T&t
Magnavox
Anaconda
Marathon Oil
Baytown
Armco
Microdot Oe
Tromblee
ac/Ashland
iMobil
Boy Scouts
Aj Atlantic Richfield
Monsanto
Bendix
National Distillers
East Harris Oil
Bethlehem Steel
Occidental Petro
Trict
Re-Carrier Corp
Penn, Central R. Rd
Publican
Celanese
Pepsi Cola
Travis
Chrysler Corp
Phillips’ Petro
Columbia Gas
IRCA
St. Paul’s
Delta Airlines
Raytheon
Church
Diamond-Shamrock
Roan Select Trust
Dow Chemical
Schlumberger
Cedar Bayou
DuPont
Shell Standard Oil
Ind
Ford
Standard Oil
N. J
McKessen Ye
Standard Oil of
Ohio
Army Medical
Gen Electric
Stauffer Chemical
General Motors
Sun OM
North Texas State
General T&t
Syntex
Teachers College
Denton
General Tire
Taft Broadcasting
Julia
Georgia Pacific
Technicolor
Highlands
Getty Oil
Tenneca
Gillette
Teledyne
Bonnie Nawara
Gordon’s Jewelry
Texaco
Houston
Chevyl Ann
Greyhound Corp
Texas Eastern
Douglas Barron
Gulf Oil
Texas
Harvey Aluminum
Union Oil Calif
United Aircraft
Caldwell
Houston Light & Power
Upjohn Drug
Unland Steel
ULS
Steel
Interlake Steel Westinghouse
HPI
Siasaite Dhe Kero
College commencement poll shapes ceremony plan
In a student opinion poll on commencement options Dr. Laird reported 92 yes for a reception 95 for a baccalaureate program 172 for a banquet 11 for a convocation 206 for other programs and 1010 no response. Caps gowns and commencement had 777 yes 608 no 201 no response. All students should participate 1051 while 61 favored vocational-technical students 241 academic students 233 no reply. He recommended continuing past ceremony format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laird
Chili Supper by Boy Scout Troop 255 at Grace UMC
Boy Scout Troop 255 will hold its annual chili supper from 5 30 to 7 30 p m Friday at Grace United Methodist Church. A 75 cent donation will be charged for each serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace United Methodist Church
Paper Drive Aids 4 H Club Projects
Wilker Bordelon, project leader for iBEACH CITYS 4 H Club, asks residents to save newspapers starting Saturday March 6 for a paper drive. Proceeds fund club projects. To arrange pickup, call 573-1485 or 573-1066.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibeach City
Wilker Bordelon
New Barbecue Cooker On Market Here
A new Redi- Smok oven for smoking meat with three racks and an electric element goes on sale at Class Reunion Sheley Lumber Co. It holds up to 50 pounds of meat and uses wood chips to smoke at about 300 degrees. The sale includes tamales and hams, with proceeds aiding the Guadalupe Catholic Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheley Lumber Co
Guadalupe C
Beach
Wnter
PAT MANN to Host 1951 Robert E Lee Reunion Planning
Pat Mann will host a planning meeting for the Robert E Lee Class of 1951 reunion this summer. Interested 1951 graduates are invited to attend at 7 30 p.m. March 5 in the Mann home at 1403 Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Mann
Robert E. Lee
Mann
Idaho
Last-Minute Vote Registration in Harris County
Harris County tax assessor Carl Smith warns the final two days to register to vote in 1971 are Friday and Saturday. Registration desks operate at the Baytown office 307 W. Texas until 5 p.m. Friday and La Porte 312 Main until 4 p.m. Friday, with substation offices in Bellaire Pasadena and Humble. The Houston criminal courts building at 300 San Jacinto opens Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Applications mailed by midnight Sunday are accepted. a voter registration form is on page 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Smith
Harris County
iBaytown
W. Texas
la Porte
Main
Bellaire
Pasadena
Humble
Houston
County Criminal Courts
San Jacinto
Smith
Former Sun Ad Boss Is New Publisher
Houston Harte group appoints Roger Amdall as publisher of the weekly Lewisville Leader. Amdall, advertising director of Greenville Herald-Banner, succeeds after the Leader was bought from Clements. He previously led Morgan City Review and served as advertising director for the Baytown Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Tex
Houston Harte
Harte-Hanks Newspapers, Inc
Roger Amdall
Lewisville
Amdall
Greenville Herald-Banner
Harte— Hanks Group
Leader
A.O
Cleme” Clements
Herald-Banner
West Bay Little League Fathers to Work at Lakewood Field
Fathers of boys in the West League are asked to work at Lakewood field at 8:30 a.m. Saturday and to bring lawn mowers. Joe Frion serves as league president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Baytown
Lakewood
Joe Frion
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San Jacinto Memorial Park Cemetery
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Dadly
Synorate Weal Sv Journal
Goncert Tate
Columbia
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Richard Benjamin
Frank Langella
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URS
Rebel
Raney
Til Zam
King John's Palace
King John's
Mrs
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Westernairs
Leon Thomas
Freddie Reel
Danny Will Be
Travis Adams
Mike Hamrick
John
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King John Palace
Port Haven Marina
Sun Ad
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American Legion
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