This Was The Year That Was Comtined From Page 1
Baytown year in review highlights include Interstate 10 opening, local families embarking on missions, school board tax hikes and library plans, Eric Bone winning the Texas chess championship, Lakewood Club preservation effort, and local figures receiving awards. Notable events span deaths, civic projects, and regional developments through 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeauses
Baytown
Bruce
Grace Methodist
Boy Scouts
Presbyterian
Europe
Pat Gautensen
Air
D. M. Gordon
Honduras
Mission Field
Bayport
Lee College
Raft Board
of Regents
Humble - Enjay
Mike Gillette
Chile
Bumet
la Burnet
J. R
Bob) Singleton
Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission
Austin
H. S. Davis
Vietnam
Baytonians
Robert E. Lee High School
North Main
Interstate 10
Adams Street
Humble Employes Credit Union
Senior Auxiliary Anniversary Meeting at St Mark's Scout House
The Senior Auxiliary of the Senior Citizens holds its anniversary meeting a covered dish luncheon and installation of officers at noon Thursday in the Scout House at St Mark's Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Auxiliary
Scout House
St Mark’s Methodist Church
Hospital Notes Batch Lists New Admits and Births
Hospital notes document multiple admissions across locations with patient names and room numbers. It also reports two newborns born January 2 and January 3 at Gulf Coast and San Jacinto Methodist hospitals, noting parental names and home addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Kloesel
Narcille
Gulf Coast
Larry D. Lindstrom
Wright
San Jacinto Methodist
Tax Series Continued Insights From De Crane
The article highlights Joseph De Crane’s enduring work explaining complex income tax laws to the public. It notes his call for annual refresher courses to help taxpayers claim legal deductions and credits and reduce needless tax payments. A second item announces CANDY STRIPERS meeting at Gulf Coast Hospital cafeteria at 7 pm Tuesday to discuss emergency room nursing with Dr. George Walmsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hally
de Crane
Gulf Coast Hospital
George Walmsley
Garden Club DIRT GARDENERS Meeting Notice
Garden Club DIRT GARDENERS Horticul ture Club will meet at 9 30 a m Wednesday with Mrs W G Wilson 1800 Woodlawn Cohost ess is Mrs Jack Kimmons Program will be on roses given by Mrs May Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirt Gardeners Horticulture Club
W. G. Wilson
Woodlawn
Jack Kimmons
May Nelson
Last Rites Held For Baytown Resident 5 H Tanner
Funeral services were held at First Christian Church for 5 H Tanner of 12 Crow Road who died Sunday morning in a local hospital after a heart attack. He worked 40 years at Humble Baytown Refinery before retiring three years ago. survived by wife Mary Margaret, a brother in Slayton, a sister in Brenham, nieces in Brenham and Dallas, and a nephew in Houma. Interment followed at Cedar Crest Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Tanner
Crow Road
Robert Warren
Monte Brown
Tanner
Baytown
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Caldwell
First Christian
Bayway Christian Churches
Mary Margaret Tanner
Lesle Tanner
Slayton
Tex
B. E. Powell
Brenham
Jack Apple
Hoffman Reese
Dallas
Kenneth Tanner
Houma
Cedar Crest Cemetery
Paul A. Lee
Ross Head
T. L
Doc) Satterwhite
W. L. Jones Jr
Roy L. Fuller
Norman Foote
Robert E Best of Wallisville Dies
Robert Elwood Best 59 of Wallisville died Monday at his home. A resident since 1937, he was a Church of Christ member and worked 31 years for Pan Am Petroleum Co. Survived by wife Mrs. R. B. Best, son Glenn Stevens, two brothers J D Best and Emrey Best, and three grandchildren. Services Wednesday at Allison Memorial Chapel Liberty with Art Garner officiating. interment Memory Gardens Cemetery Baytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Elwood Best
Wallisville
Church of Christ
Pan Am Petroleum Co
R. B. Best
Glenn Stevens
Winnie
J. D. Best
Houston
Emrey Best
Beaumont
Allison Memorial
Liberty
Art Garner
Liberty Church of Christ
James Bell
Hankomer
Memory Gardens
Baytown
Ruby’s Kennedy House Death Rumors and Hospital Bullets
The report tracks Ruby’s health scare tied to President Kennedy, noting initial pneumonia then cancer diagnosis, with sheriff’s officers and Parkland officials offering little confirmation on his death. It mentions a recording Ruby made about Oswald’s killing and a planned album, plus fluctuating bulletins on his condition and weight loss as officials search for doctors. A separate item notes a SERVICE LEAGUE meeting at 5:15 a m Friday at Mrs. L G Sanders’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby
Oswald
Dallas
Parkland Hospital
Hiss
Earl Ruby
Toon
Elmer Gertz
Septal Records
Family belongings lost in East Gate house fire
The Jackie A Wagner family lost all personal effects when their new East Gate home near Dayton burned at 11 p.m. Mrs Drake woke her husband and three children Michael 8 Debbie 10 and Jack 32 who escaped in their pajamas. Neighbors called the fire department but it arrived too late to save the building. Wagner’s sister Mrs Hollie Brake seeks clothing or furniture donations at 5612 Crosby Cedar Bayou Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie A. Wagner
Eastgate
Dayton
Wagner
Hollie Brake
Crosby
Cedar Bayou Road
Noon Call Stock Quotes Summary from Dempsey-Fegeler list
A dense OCR list shows stock quotes for multiple firms including Allis Chalmers, General Electric, Gulf Oil, Ford, Texaco, Union Oil, and U S Steel among others. The snippet reads as a catalog of company names and percentage figures, resembling a market ticker or noon quotes column from a financial page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dempsey-Fegeler & Co. Inc
Allis Chalmers
Arlan’s Dept
Arm Tel & Telescacese
Motors
Tel & Elec
Georgia-Pacific
Mary, Gillette
Gordon's Jewelry
J Greyhound
Gulf Oil
Gulf States Util . Ye
Hoffman Electr
Interlake Steel
Jones & Laugh
Kerr-McGee
Magnavox
el Paso Nat Gas
Ethyl Corp
Ford
Foremost Dairies
Elec
Marathon Oil Mobile
Mondanto
Nt Dairy
Nat Dil
New York Central
Penn RR
Pepsi Cola
Pep- Phillips
RCA
Consulates To Close Worldwide by United Arab Republic
The UAR foreign ministry says it will close several consulates worldwide as part of a government cost cutting drive. The lines slated for shutdown include New York Chicago Marseilles Frankfurt Hamburg Milan Naples Sao Paulo Cadena in Nigeria Singapore Bombay and Calcutta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
United Arab Republic
Foreign Ministry
New York
Chicago
Marseilles
Frankfurt
Hemburg
Milan
Naples
Sao Paulo
Cadena
Nigeria
Singapore
Bombay
Calcutta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boy
Lake Houston
Ed Montgomery
Christi
Mfontie
Kenya
Africa
Apri
U.S. Steel
Harry Bluny
Shirley Maclaine
Michael Caine
Gambit Technicolore
Universal Picture
Elvis Preslee
Debbie Reynolds
Perlberg-Seaton Vee
John Wayne
Dean Martin
Ricky Nelson
Howard Hawks
Walt Disney
Ril Ms Technicolor
CS Etd
SIE DE Carteo
Colonial
S. Hwy
Linda Sheltam
Robert Shelton
Schilling
Kristy Urbarek
Birs
Conrad Urbanek
Highlands
Francis Reeves
la Porte
Mabel Goodman
NX. Main
Wilda Arceneaux
Jack O'Connor
Katherine
Walter Aaron
Cedar Baypou - Lynchburg
Clarence King
Eldie Steele
Bayou
Mae Robinson
Brenda DuBroc
Stewart
Gary Maxwell
EB. Francis
Margaret Epling
Joyce Tanner
Channel View
Felix Holcomb
Seabrook
Edgar Rogers
Adams
Robert Dan Franks Jr
Peggy Woodard
Elmer Hanna
Bayshore
Norman Cowins
Candy Stripers
Garden Club
Baytoun
Tad
Robert E. Best
Service League
L.G. Sanders
Goose Creek
N Raytheon Schlumber Shell
Sears Sinclair Sperry-Rai
Stan -Cal Stan Ind
Stan NJ
Stan Ohio Stauffer C
Sun Oil
Sunray Syntex Technicolo Tenn Gas
Texaco
Texas East Texas
Baeesresnane
Perry
New
Mammoth Gladiola
Bozen
Peg