Soots Has Surgery At St Josephs In Houston
GRANT HORTON of 1460 Olive underwent Tuesday surgery at St Josephs Hospital in Houston and remains in Room 915 Back From Vacation W E Skinner of 1916 Park Way plans to return home in Baytown after a two week trip to the North Carolina Smoky Mountains The Skinner grandparents were joined by granddaughters Mary Carole Stepp and Linda Matthews En route they visited Mr and Mrs V O Switzer in Gulfport Mississippi and relatives in Jonesboro Arkansas Brigadier Practice ALL BRIGADIERS new members and those wishing to join will meet at the Brig at Robert E Lee High School for practice from 2 30 p m Monday through Friday beginning Aug 1 and continuing through the month Mission Speaker Rev Floyd Hawkins Assembly of God missionary to Mexico will be guest speaker at Trinity Tabernacle Assembly of God 1068 E Lobit at 7 p m Wednesday He will discuss Life Line program Reverend J J Krimmer pastor Descendants of Charles Nathan Filton invited to fourth annual family reunion Sunday at McCollum Park in Chamberz County.
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W. E. Skinners
Park Way
Baytown
North Carolina Smoky Mountains
Mary Carole Stepp
Linda Matthews
North Carolina
Skinner's
V_ O_ Switzer
Gulfport
Miss
Jonesboro
Ark
Brig
Robert E. Lee High School
Floyd Hawkins
Assembly of God
Mexico
Trinity Tabernacle Assembly of God
E. Lobit
Hawkins
J. J. Krimmer
Charles Nathan Filton
McCollum Park
Chamberz County
Building Permits Total 1.42 Million Ahead of Quarter
June permits total 1 424 383 for car wash and various projects across residential and commercial sectors. Baytown’s pace drives year to date permits to 5 056 194 with 43 projects issued. Readers along Peace Tabernacle Baptist Church see the list of June projects including residences garages shops and additions with values ranging from a few hundred to over 213 thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Plocheck
Baytown
Daniel F. Whatley
Vermont
Weather And Tide Update With Hot Scattered Showers
The forecast calls for continued heat with scattered thundershowers and highs near 97 degrees. Tuesday's range was 77 to 95 degrees with a 1 degree reading at 8 am. Galveston tides show a high at 3 42 am and a low at 7 42 pm.
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Galveston
Baytown and Crosby Notes Include Residents and Local Happenings
The item lists new Baytown resident Derrell Tilton and local figures such as C. R. Myers and Rosalie pursuing advanced studies. It mentions auto accident survivor David Drouhy, Air Force leave for Billy Hoglan from Wichita Falls, and Rev. Edwin F. Summers returning from a Fayetteville church meeting. Also notes are made about a lying object sighting and various personal mentions and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R
Chris} Myers
City To Pick Up Trash In Battle Against Mosquito
Baytown residents are reminded that the sanitation department will collect only mosquito breeding containers during the week long cleanup with the Harris County Mosquito Control District. Floyd Adcox notes citizens often bring bricks furniture and tree limbs but the emphasis is on old tires cans buckets and drums. Paul Kelly Jr. adds mosquito control will haul items to the curb for those unable to carry them.
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Baytown
Sanitation Department
Harris County
Mosquito Control District
Floyd Adcox
Paul Kelly Jr
Allison Koonce Quits Crosby School Job
Crosby school chief Allison L. Koonce resigns from the $13 000 annual post effective week’s end to become Victor schools superintendent. He has served since February 1 1959 after succeeding Dr H L Barber. Robert Cunningham to act as superintendent as applications are sought.
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Corsby
Crosby
Victor Schools
Robert Cunningham
Crosby Junior High
James J. Ewell
Koonce
H. L. Barber
Dayton
Pasadena
Sever
Baytonians Back Beautification Plans At Conference
Baytown residents rallied for a beautification and cleanup effort at an all day Conference on Beautification held at Lee College. Sponsored by the Baytown Chamber of Commerce beautification committee and Lee College, the meeting praised volunteer workers and featured civic leaders from Fort Worth and Dallas. W J Strickler and a Harris County mosquito control representative reported, while Circle K Club of Lee College offered assistance. A Texas Parks and Wildlife slide program titled The Murder of Silence highlighted Texas beauty and urban growth challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ann Hemphill
Sun
Howard Kittel
Fort Worth
National Council of State Garden Clubs
John Godbey
Dallas
W J. Strickler
Harris County
Roger Ward
Circle K Club
Lee College
Baytown
Kittel
Houstonian Dies in Vietnam War Action
Dallas AP reports Lance Cpl. Douglas KK. French, son of Mr. and Mrs. 3. A. French of South Houston, Texas, was killed in action in Vietnam. The Defense Department announced Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lance Cpl
Douglas KK. French
3. A. French
South Houston
Tex
Defense Department
Steel Executive to Address Baytown Chamber Luncheon
Earl W. Mallick vice president South of U S Steel Corp will speak at a Friday noon Baytown Chamber of Commerce luncheon at Holiday Inn Admission is by ticket only with 170 seats plus main room seating Public address to broadcast to other motel areas Mallick’s first Baytown public appearance since Page 2 reference
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl W. Mallick
South
U.S. Steel Corp
Baytown
Steel
Tina Deserves A Medal For Courage In Hospital Fight
Tina Janacek, 19 months, lies in Hermann Hospital ICU after a firework-style accident at a family cookout. She faces infections and skin graft delays, with daily medical costs around 200 dollars. the Ancillae Marine Chapter of the Catholic Daughters of Crosby sponsors a Tina Fund at Crosby State Bank to aid her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tina Janacek
Crosby
Hermann Hospital
Leroy Janacek
Tina
San Jacinto Hospital
Galveston
John Sealy Hospital
Ancillae Marine Chapter
Catholic Daughters of Crosby
Crosby State Bank
Lanham to Narrow List Of Applicants For City Hall Inspector
Baytown City Council in a special meeting narrowed the search for an inspector on the new city hall and civic center project. The council authorized City Manager Fritz Lanham to interview candidates, reduce the list to one or two, and present names to the architect Lowell Lammers for approval before hiring. Dispute centered on who pays the inspector, with Lammers citing ethics guidance and the architect’s payroll obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Lack
Baytown
Lowell Lammers
Civic Center
Pat Ball
Fritz Lanham
City Hall
Lammers
Texas Society, of Architects
Lanham
Raymond Donnely
Texas Society of Architects
Donnelly
Seaborn Cravey
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Henry G_ Koiver
Lakewood
A. H. Martinez
John A
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Columbia
Bayport Construction Co
N. Alexander
A. G Whitehead
Frank Turpin
Glen Haven
Avior Homes, Inc
Wilks
Garth
Herman Kuehn
Tre City Beach Road
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Roseland
Lequire
N. Dakota
William Quartz
N. Gailllard
Frank Kuntz
Glen Havem
S. R. Riley
Market
D. McKnight
T. Jones
Scenic Drive
W_ R_ Sloan
Grantham
Ken Krasoff
Buchanan
L. R. Godwin
Arbor
E_C. Cloud
Woodcrest
Coronado
Caroling
Fred Hederhorst
M. A. Jones
M. T. Waddell
Wright
Jos Chizadmia
A. L. Haggerty
Laround Town
Rosemary
Bobby Barnes
Bobby Gibson
Jim Girardeau
Derrell Tilton
Edwin F. Summers
Fayetteville
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Chester
Francis Rogers
Gagnon
Citizens National
F.D
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E. H. Domonique
Harris County Federal Savings and Loan
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John Killough
Robert E. Lee
Rice University
Allison L. Kgonce
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Cumpingham
Victor
Leslie L. Matthews
Dickinson
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Texas
Paul Hope
Paris and Wildlife Department
Peoples State Bank
Houstonian
Steel Executive
Kappa Kappa
Beta Sigma Phi
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Lakewood Meeting
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