Inaugural Parade Highlights and Local Club Notes
Baytown residents and students engage in community events at Sterling Municipal Library and Robert E. Lee High School. Rebecca Gayle Hollis joins the Southwest Texas State College Strutters in the inaugural parade. Delta Kappa Gamma hosts a symposium on changing patterns in the world. Local clubs discuss conservation and public affairs, with meetings planned in Sterling Library and at various Baytown locations. Partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures forecast.
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Rebecca Gayle Hollis
Dueshter
Hollis
Baytown
Strutters
Southwest Texas State College
Jan. Zuin
Washington, Db.c
Delta Kappa Gamma Epsilon
Delta Kappa Gamma
Thunday
Sterling Municipal Library
Lita Lill
Around Towns Faces and Friendly Encounters Notes
Mrs Dick Cooke recounts two first grade adventures. Wer zel Chaloupka shares records on glasses and bottles. Jans Brewer shows her daughter in pink. Hay Kominik checks photo sizes for National Secretaries Seminar on Feb 6. Louise Horne a UH junior displays Alpha Phi Omega pin. Jim Evans of Galena Park sends word of UH senior status. Former Sun staffer Sue Jones visits daily at UH and Lee College, training to be a teacher. Jane Peel visits Greg Sutphin at Cecil Sutphin home. Florence O Connell issues luncheon invitation. Eleanor Humphrey brings Christian Science news releases. Ed Pendleton plans a photo. Martha Hemphit's note on Mrs Lloyd Hand. Iyasha debates with Lin at Milby High. Mrs James R Lee calls about April picture. Bowie sixth graders welcome new baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Cooke
Werzel_ Chaloupka
Jans Brewer
Hay Kominik
Louise Horne
University of Houston
Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity
Jim Evans
Galena Park
Jim
Art
Orleanor Humphrey
Christian Science News
The
Sun
Pendleton
Martha Hemphit
Lloyd Hand
Martha . Iyasha
Lin
Milby ‘Hig School
Bilby
James R. Lee
Bowie
Herman Boatmint
California Flood Evacuations Spread As Rivers Threaten
Western states face renewed threats from swollen streams after floods since December. California evacuations extend from the Eel River delta to Blue Lake and Red Bluff area as the Russian and other rivers threaten towns and resort areas. Civil Defense orders 200+ families from Richfield and Henley evacuate after dikes gave way along Toms Creek.
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California
Oregon
Nevada
Washington
Idaho
Hains
Thursazy
Oregon Coast
Eel Delta
Inn
Blue Lake
Ruth Dam
Eurekss
San Francisco
Guermeville
Red Cross
Fts
Hydesville
Exreke
Arent Fund Blue Lake
Jin Richfield
Henley
Toms Creek
Red Bluff
Who Knows He May Be Right Burbank Wrong
Walt Eichelberger a Bay town Sun printer is ridiculed for planting a pecan tree upside down near Dayton. Robert Durant another Sun worker offers humorous help as he recalls farm roots and jokes about digging pecans next fall.
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Burbank
Walt Eichelberger
Luthar
Walt
Robert Durant
Leon County
Southland Reveals Paper Mill Plans
Southland Paper Mills Inc. of Lufkin announced plans to build a second mill near Highway 90 and the San Jacinto River in Angelina County. The site will create about 20 jobs initially with future expansion, and first production of newsprint is planned for January 1907. The project leverages river barge access and aims to boost regional paper output and local prosperity.
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Souhland Paper Mills Inc
Vufkin
N County
San Jatinta
Sheldon Road
Norhern
San Dacinto
Southland
R. W. Wortham Jr
San Jaccimo River
Wortham
San Jacinto
Southland Lufkin Thal
Lufkin
Angelina County
East Texas
Southland Paper Mills
Texas
Piorter
Thursday Night Baytown Shopper Contest Payout
Baytown shoppers can win 169 dollars by collecting tickets from merchants listed on Pages 1 15 and 17 of the Baytown Sun. Tickets must be dropped in merchant boxes, winning numbers posted Fridays noon, and unclaimed prizes roll into next week's draw. Participants must be 18 or older. merchants and store owners are ineligible.
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Baytown
Wednesdy
Keen
Chamber of Commerce
Clase
Latur
Pantiematine
Agile Thief Sought After Radio Taken From Tree House
Police search for a thief who took a portable transistor radio from a backyard tree house behind Mrs. E. J. Malick’s home at 3210 Iowa. The radio in a blue case with a black holster was worth 30 dollars. investigation led by Patrolman Dale Schimming after the Malick family reports the theft occurred about 2 a.m.
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E. J_ Malick
Iowa
Dale’ Schimming
La Porte Loses Land Battle in Texas Supreme Court
A Texas Supreme Court ruling voids La Porte ordinance 387 annexing 12 square miles, reversing a civil appeals decision. Houston gains legality over Bayport Kumble’s Inage Development area while La Porte’s home rule charter remains valid. Attorneys plan a rehearing as city officials review the ruling.
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Court of Civil Appeals
la Porte
Rayport
Supreme Court
Redmen Seizure Fight Delayed By Harris County Hearing
The Redmen's Lodge in Harris County faced a Tuesday morning district court hearing over a Texas Rangers seizure of a color television and related items from the 511 W. Main club. Judge Bryan Johnson weighed whether to grant an injunction to return or dispose of the gear amid claims it was tied to gambling paraphernalia. The suit was denied, with further action sought to decide the fate of the confiscated items.
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Mike Hinkle
Hiram
Sarge) Sigler
Redmen’s
W. Main
Harris County District Court
Bryan Johnson
Redmen
Texas Rangers
Ccl
Lodge
Sicter
Joe Zorn
Monte Lawks
Sigter
Zorn Gerrison
Zorn
Oyster Fishermen Lose Shell Appeal
The Third Court of Civil Appeals upheld a lower court’s dismissal of suit to void a State Parks and Wildlife Commission order liberalizing bay shell dredging in Trinity and Galveston bays. Judge Roberts ruled the fishermen have no vested interest in oysters owned by the state, and the court said it lacked jurisdiction since no statutory appeal exists.
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Austin
Third Court of Civil Appeals
Aday
State Parks and Wildlife Commission
Trinity
Galveston
Jack Roberts
Oder
Commission
Welden Watson
Save Our Shells
Don Yarborough
House Oermade
John Connally
Connally
Lthe
Uncomfortable role as accuser judge and witness at hearing
The school board faces an unusual position as accuser, prosecutor, and witness in a Texas Education Agency hearing on Supt. George H. Gentry. attorney James Hippard and Reynolds argued the board president set himself up as prosecutor, while others questioned the fairness of the process amid ongoing testimony and charges about district governance.
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George H. Gentry
Texas Education Agency
James Hippard
Joe, Reynolds
Gentry
A. R. Stark
Reynolds
Hipparni
Stark
Charles Suesse
Rxige
Hippard
Adne
Matherne Child Injured in Wreck Near Fairfield
Robby Matherne, 16 months old of Baytown, Texas, suffered a fractured skull in a Tuesday afternoon wreck near Fairfield while traveling with his parents toward Dallas. He is in favorable condition at Hillcrest Hospital in Waco after being treated and released earlier in Fairfield. The couple, Mr and Mrs Foxy Matherne, were en route to Dallas to visit relatives.
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Robby ‘Matherne
Foxy Matherne
Hillcrest
Waco
Fairfield
Baytown
Dallas
Matherne
Robert Matherne
Fair' ‘Field
Tebby
Auditor Says Requirements Not Met by District
Auditor W A Suesse testifies TEA requirements were not met in the school district business office. He cites lack of a general ledger, fund-based records, and cash controls as central flaws. The hearing, at Robert E. Lee High School, follows prior testimony by district officials and a prior auditor.
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Wanda Orton
Texas Education Agency
Busin
Charles W. Suesse
George H. Gentry
Gentry
A. R. Stark
de. L. D. Victory
Boyd Hill
Kerl Goryshe
Suesse
Walter Rundell
Lee College
W. D
Bill) Hinson
Robert E. Lee High School
Atl Pamn. Wedneday
Hans Cecil Bobbitt
Baytown Certified Public Accountant
Citry
Ledzer
Hau
Suesse Point
BA Fort
Ophelia Jones
Beare
James Hippard
Jones
Hippard
Suesse Explains Controls Gaps Before Purchases
Suesse said controls were weaker because orders were not written before purchases. The remark highlights gaps in procurement procedures and suggests earlier documentation could prevent bypasses.
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Suesse
Hig
Testimony Ties Hinson to Deputy Superintendent Post
Hinson, named deputy superintendent in March, testified Tuesday afternoon that she oversaw personnel business and services. The auditor references appear on Page 2.
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Dinson
Hinson
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Felix Tatchell
Harris County
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Woman's Club
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Soho
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Rangers
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the Sun
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