Baytown community notices and events roundup
Local notices list Beta Delta Lambda Phi Sorority and Baytown Teachers Union meeting details. Oyster fry scheduled at Bayshore Bed Reel and Gun Club. First Baptist Church class activities and Jubilee Tea plan. Weather notes predict mostly cloudy with rain, temperatures 35 to 62. Obituary notes Frank Biaggen, former Galveston County Sheriff, buried in Galveston. he aided Baytown chapter founding.
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Teachers’ Union
Phi: Delta the
Pii- Delta Lambda
Baytown
First 5 Baptist Church
Wes Tea
Robert Floyi
Robert L. Nortis
FRANK_BIAGGEN
Galveston County
Great Council of Texas
Imperial Order of Redmen
Galveston
Braggen
Local notes glimpse town life and teen reporters
A collection of brief items from Around IT Towns Around IT Towns including teen reporters Andrew and Bill, Mrs. Spence in Cross Liy, calls from Glen Arbor about Mothers March, Mrs. Red Yarbrough home from hospital, Richard King delivering, Tammy Dodd’s family visit during recovery, Jody Ultimoare checking on a former patient, LeRoy Stanton seeking talent for Baytown Little Theatre Teenage Hootenanny, and Rufus Honeycutt leaving water running to prevent freezing. Also Mary Pennington mourns her missing chihuahua.
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Andrew Spence
Crossly
Andrew
Bill
J. L. Douglas
Bess Moon
Glen ‘Arbor
Red Yar Brough
Richard G-King
Tammy Dodd
W. L. Pate
Jody Ultimoare
Gregory
LeRoy
Stanton J
Baytown
Little i Theater
Charles" O'Connell
Rufus Honeycutt
Rufus
Mary Pennington
Jacobs Elected President Of Goose Creek Country Club
Jack Jacobs was elected president at the Goose Creek Country Club annual meeting. L. G. Frory Sanders named vice president with Cecil Bobbitt secretary and Perry Britton treasurer. New directors include W. D. Broyles and others. holdovers listed. Building expansion underway with a new main club house, cost and timeline noted, plus membership figures and pool/golf course investments. Ralph Par-Totta was the first manager. James A. Davis succeeded Sept 15, 1962.
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Jack Jacobs
Goose Creek
Job Davis
G.frory
Sanders
Cecil Bobbitt
Perry
WV. Britton
W. D
Bill) Broyles
O. L. Clark
J. S. Conk
A. FE. Smith Jr
Robert Strickland
W.G. Wilson
R.S. Clark
Fack
Kimmers
W. F
Hil
Hough
Echols
Edd Massey
House
Buddy) Bray
Jerry Wilson
James A
Bitsy) Davis
Milton Kelley
Gonse Creek
Ralph Par- Totta
Davis
Pleased By Panama US Accord Ends Panama Crisis
The Johnson administration is pleased with the Panama crisis settlement. President Johnson guided final instructions to U S negotiator Edwin M Martin in Panama after a White House dinner with Italy's President Segni. The accord lets the United States discuss any issue Panama raises, including treaty revision of the Panama Canal Zone, though no firm commitment to revise is stated. Panama had threatened to sever relations unless the treaty was revised.
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Washington
Johnson
U.S
United States
Panama ‘Canal Zone
Jonson
Panama
Incumbents Retain Seats in Water District Races
In Harris County Water Control and Improvement District No 3 Highlands incumbents J Lostak W E Duks and Oliver Harman were re elected. Langston led in District 21 write in challenge with 3 votes, Jordan 176 Corley 173 Langston 1 not clear. Election at water district office 125 San Jacinto St Wallis Hunt acted as election judge with clerks E H Bennett and Mrs Doss.
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Channelview
Highlands Water District
Harris County Water Control and Improvement District No
Highlands
J. Lostsk
W. E. Dusks
Oliver Harman
Jay Dunks
Lastak
Harman
Bernart Lee
Miller
Jack G. Lindssay
Bill) Shirley
Lindsay
jShirley
Water District
San Jacinto St
Wallis Hunt
WF. Mercer
E. H. Bennett
Mr. Doss
Harris County Water District
H. E. Jordan
J.B. F. Corley
Offee
John R. Langston
Nealaker
Jordan
Corley
Langston
Barker
W. M. Parnell
Nerview Fire Station
Chamcials
Alice Donaho
A. al Underwood
Connie Langston
AJ McElvaney
Coast insurance hearing on wind deductibles and rates
The State Board of Insurance meets to hear testimony on raising coastal home insurance and lowering general homeowner policy sales. Industry witnesses discuss reversing the drop in Gulf Coast dwellings coverage after a Varvigsne Carla losses era. The panel proposes higher wind and wave damage deductibles and broader company participation.
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Austin
State Board of Insurance
Gulf Coast
Varvicsne Carla
Galveston
Beant
Turbulent World Briefs from The World Today
The report covers a mix of war era dispatches and local notices: U S military actions in Borneo, a bomber crash near Cumberland, Illinois, and rising anti-Arab tensions in Zanzibar. It also notes political rumors about Rep. Kilgore and Senator Yarborough, ongoing court cases, and winter storm impacts from Dayton to Texas with fatalities in Illinois.
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Ranzibar
Johny Okello
Baytown banks name 14 new directors at stockholders meeting
At the Tuesday meeting of Citizens National Bank and Trust stockholders 14 directors were named including Mrs Hazel Echols as chairman replacing her late husband Hugh Echols II who died January 1. The slate added Mrs Carol Harrison as assistant cashier and welcomed new directors Scarborough Giddings and Cox. Officers listed include Douglas Stewart vice chairman and John C Echols president with several vice presidents and cashiers named. Scarborough a Baytown druggist and developer joins the board alongside Giddings and Cox with noted long local ties. President Echols called 1863 a very good year and forecast continued growth in East Harris County. A super-share dividend was approved for shareholders as of January 14.
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Iazel Echols
Citizens National Bank and Trust.Co
Hugh Echols II
J. B
Gids|dings
Truman Cox
Tom C. Scarborough
Carol Harrison
Douglas Stewart
John C. Echals
Preent
Milton C. Kell Ack Jacobs
Richard D. Sener
Conrad Magouirk
Robert IX. Carter
Beatrice Horton
L. G. Sanders
Mose Sumner
An Stratton
Wiliam J. Gid‘ter
Trust
Jobs 'S
Wynnell Brinkley
Bargata J. Prather
Thelma Hamilton
Rewdie Brewer
Shunt Cashiers
M. Cecil
Bob Hitt
M. C
Buddy) Bras
Joh Hals
Hazel Echols
Robert L. Gillette
Fredan
Jacobs
Kelley
T. D. N Sr
Cox
Elmer Gray
East Harris
Ficols
East Harri County
Chambers County Bonds vote on 4.1 million project Saturday
Chambers County voters head to the polls Saturday to decide a 4.1 million countywide improvement bond including 250000 for a Cedar Bayou bridge and 2 million for courthouse and jail work. If Harris County misses its share the funds may be redirected to bridge repair. engineers will place the bridge near East Texas Avenue and East James Street.
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Chambers County
Cedar Bayou
Oscar F. Nelson Jr
Harris County
Red) Ramsey
Precinct
East Texas’ Avenue
East Tames Street
Rossland Park l
Baytown
Nelson
Turtle Bayou
Barbers Hill
Mont Belview
Cordel Brick
Needie Point
Ciinal
Ser Bonds
Prige
Humble and Armour to Produce Mulch for Seed Covering
Humble Co and Armour plan a new petroleum resin mulch sprayed onto soil to form a protective film over seed beds. The film should raise seed zone temperatures by up to 20 degrees and reduce evaporation, promoting faster germination and earlier, better yields for vegetables and cotton.
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Humble Co
Armour
California
Avi
Fore Humble
Crawih
Hume
U.S
Standart Oi Co
New Jersey
Jersey Standard
Africa
Longtime Baytown banker W T Busch retires as bank president
W T Busch who retired Tuesday as president of First National Bank remains on the board and on the Baytown Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee. A Cedar Bayou native, he spearheaded major road projects including Highway 73, Highway 146, the Baytown La Porte Tunnel, Decker Drive, and the Tri City Beach Road. He led local civic groups, helped form the Lions Club, and has deep ties to Cairn Bayou Methodist Church.
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Wanda Orton
W.T. Busch
First Nationalt. Bank
Baytown
East Harris Cou
Rand
Busch
Chamber of Commenc
Bartown-La Porte
Decker Drive
Tri-City Beach
Baytoan
Cedar Bayou
Buseh
Houston
Port Arthur
Hasston
East Harris
Mrattic
Wits” Tard
King
T This
Baviony Lions Club
Wi ‘Alka
Ty W. Busch
Boron
Glenn Busch
Westbrook
Cora Fayle
Bessie
Elmer
Financier Estes Loses Appeal In Texas Case
A three man Texas Court of Criminal Appeals upheld eight year prison terms for J. Sal Estes, a West Texas financier. The ruling stated the highest Texas court can review criminal convictions, with Estes given 15 days to seek a rehearing. He was convicted on eight counts of felony theft from indictments dated April 25, 1962, tied to his Pecos headquarters and the collapse of his multimillion dollar financial structure. Estes, 38, previously living in Abilene, faces related mail fraud and conspiracy convictions in El Paso federal court with a 15 year sentence under appeal. The state argued publicity did not merit changing venue and no dissent was noted.
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Austin
Tex
Texas Court of C
Sal Estes
Geult
West Tex
Swint
Estes
Texas
April I
West Texas
Pecos
Abilene
Tyler
Tim
el Paso
Oet
Allormey
Jurom
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