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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1973
Page
1
Lee College presents I Love You Alice By Toklas in Runder Hall Auditorium Friday night. A short featurette starts at 8 30 p m with the film around 9 p m. The public is invited and admission is 23 cents per person.
Reptiles regulate body heat through air, water and soil temperatures influenced by surrounding vegetation and ecosystems. Their warmth depends on ambient conditions like air humidity and soil heat, with plants shaping microclimates and impacting thermal comfort for these reptiles.
Washington lawmakers debate a 740 dollar tax deduction to spur home repairs and curb urban blight. Rep. Bob Casey campaigns with 62 House members and allied groups to advance the proposal amid broad interest from trade associations and supporters.
Multiple funeral notices list Pauline Bradford Marie Sebesta Ethel Sammons Eugene O Bryan among Crosby Baytown area residents. Details cover church affiliations, survivors including children and grandchildren, burial sites in White Walter Brown Memory Gardens, and arrangements by Earthman Highlands Paul A Lee Sterling Johnson and Frazier.
Harry E. Boswell of Manchester Missouri a former Baytown Sun advertising and business manager in the late 1950s died of a heart attack at his home on December 22. He had worked at the Baytown Sun from February 1950 to November 1958 serving as advertising department manager and briefly as business manager. He had been with the advertising department of the First Louis County Observer in Manchester for the past 10 years. Survived by wife Rose Mary Boswell one son Jonathan Grant Boswell and his mother Opal Boswell of Springfield Missouri. Services were held in Manchester with burial at Springfield National Cemetery on December 26.
Funeral services for Elbert Ear Minter 44 of 713 Tubes were held in Galveston after he died Wednesday in a Channelview hospital. Minter, plant manager for American Plating Co, was a native of Marietta Oklahoma and member of Central Methodist Church and ILA Local 307. Survived by wife Shirley and children Martha Susan Robert and Willard all of Channelview, his parents Mr and Mrs W J Minter Duncan Oklahoma, two brothers Kirby and H A Minter Duncan and one grandchild. Body to be sent to Duncan for burial.
A 12 week small engine repair course starts Saturday at Lee College. Classes run 8 to 10 a.m. in the Technical Vocational Building automotive lab. Tuition is 25 dollars plus a 34 parking fee. Instructor is Doyal Reagan. Topics include engine types, testing, troubleshooting, lubrication, and measuring tools. Contact the Continuing Education Office at 427-5611 ext 214 to register.
Four new additions to the Baytown regional office of the Texas Air Control Board were announced by Executive Director Charles Barden. Arthur Bedrosian James White Wesley Hood and Ronald Tomlinson were introduced at the board meeting. They will work with regional supervisor Jim Menke in the Baytown office handling TACE operations for the Houston Galveston area.
During Baytown’s boom era the barbershop served as a hub for oil field news. The Chem-Tones quartet will sing nostalgia and a film on Spindletop plus Goose Creek slides at 7 30 p m Friday at the Community Center to honor Baytown’s 25th anniversary.
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