Body recovered from state title game tragedy details
Pryor Wilson Jr. of ROBERT E. Lee High School, a boat accident victim while supporting the Gander team, was recovered Thursday near Trinity Bay. The final game delayed by rain was to be played Friday afternoon. Bear Den opens at Cedar Bayou Junior High for 7:30 pm to 10 pm Saturday. seventh through ninth graders invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lee
Pryor Wilson Jr
West Houston
Pasa
Dena
Austin
Trinity Bay
Mont Bel
Wilson
Bear den
Cedar Bayou Junior High
Baytown Advisory Board maps downtown traffic plan
The Baytown Advisory Board, meeting two weeks ago, is studying routes to ease downtown traffic by linking Commerce with North Main and guiding arterial work that bypasses congested business areas. They consider one way streets, street improvements, and a potential bond issue to finance the plan while awaiting council input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Advisory Board
Istera
Herbert Duke
Camp
North Main
Sun
Commerce
Austin
Pete
South Main
Pearce
Nelson McElroy
Fort Worth
Gulf and Sterling
Thomas
Nelson
Chamber of Cor- Smouth Taffic
Merce
H. H. Steele
James Langford
John F. Ken
Bay-nedy
United States
Texas Avene
Kennedy
James
T. C. Lang
Ford
Sir Williams
Harold Bomhoil
St. Paul's Lutheran
Jo Helen Langston
Houston Symphony Orchestra
L. KR. DelHomme
Roseland Park
Charles Daughtery
Raytown
Fort Berming
Employel
Agrp Redone Co
Harry Blum
Trey Casey
Europe
New York
England
Sowe
John Busch
Red) Grantham
le Fevre
Creekwood
Eva Maude
Southern Pacific Railroad
Fire Victims Fund Gaining At Refinery Aid
A Baytown Refinery fund drive for the Plocheck family, whose Beatle Road home burned Wednesday afternoon, reports donations of money furnishings and clothing. A rent free house and volunteer carpenters to build a new home have been arranged. Co workers from the refinery will clear ground for construction as funds grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edo Plocheck
Baytown
T. G. Plocheck
Tito Zamora
Plocheck
Plochecks
Zaimora
E. J. Plocheck
Ray Weaver
Beatle Road
Highlamis Heslervair
Wednnesday
Funeral services for William Crulia proclaimed fatal heart attack
Funeral services for William Lawrence Crulia, 38, of 418 Palmetto, who died of a heart attack at Seabrook, will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Edgar Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lawrence Crulia
Pam Tla
Seabruuk
Egarth
Library Land Trade Cost Rules Out School Site
Baytown City Council declined pursuing the Market Street library site after an added 40,000 needed for a suitable building. The council will open bids next Thursday. 180,000 is budgeted with a max of 130,000. The mayor formed a study group and directed focus on fringe areas while zoning is studied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marsh
Market Street
Baytown
Wey
Hansen
Goy
Library Board
Lebrary
A. Clayton
Bryan
Velma Ansley
Clayton
W. J. Tadlnck
Roseland Park
Tadlock
State Street
Glen Arbor
Retirement reception for Baytown plants manager Farned
Gordon Bay Farned, plants manager at Humble Oland Refining Co Baytown Baytown Refinery, will retire July 1. A farewell reception is set for Wednesday June 28 at Goose Creek Country Club. Sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce the event honors the long time community contributor who helped lead Baytown efforts for 40 years. Tickets at 5 dollars are Dutch treat and reservations are urged via the Chamber office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Bay Farned
Humble Oland Refining Co
Baytown
Tom
Goose Creek Country Club
Chamber of Commerce
Fred Hartman
Farned
Hartman
A. C. Kraft
Norman
D'Olive
Joel Reid
Nelson A. McElroy
Board of
Chamber
City Tax Policy Drafts For Council Review
City tax policy proposals prepared by Tax Assessor-Collector C. C. Redd and Le Fevre will be circulated to the city council for discussion and potential action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Redd
le Fevre
Council
Sheriff Plans Extra Patrol Car For Lakewood Area
Harris County Sheriff's Department pledges another patrol car for Lakewood Brownstood and Wooster areas after tie with Warnlit. Captain White and Captain Leonard met locals to discuss protection. The chamber votes to take its usual summer vacation and reconvenes in September unless a special meeting is needed before then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris County Sheriff's Department
Lakewook
Brownstood
Wooster
Warnlit
Charatea
Cunotuetoe
Bak
White Aml
Leonard
Sheriift Department
Vicw
B.C. Inert Kimimons
Kenneth 4. Dismang
White
Omer
Kennedy fights for Asia freedom and Senate clash
President Kennedy vows to defend free nations in Asia as Congress battles over a key civil rights and anti communism bill. An easterly Caribbean wave warns of upcoming hurricane season while global diplomacy stalls in Geneva amid U S Soviet tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribbean
Lyndon B. Johnsitt
U.S
Asia
Adlai Stevenson
Montevideo
Uruguay
Kennedy
Council Studies Traffic Problems at City Intersections
Baytown council discussed traffic controls at Highways 146 and Bayliss West Main and Barrymore intersections. officials weighed signals yield signs and painted arrows while awaiting state approval. Cravey pushed safety study. sand mound blocks sight lines as Baytown paves another signal project for West Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayle
James
Texas
J. B. le Favre
al Clayton
Clayton
Police
Bayless
West Main
Hospital Beat column debut from Sun staff
The Sun announces a new daily Hospital Beat feature to be written by Bobby Jack Sutphin, Wonin's Paliter, Calber al J lag, inviting readers to submit items for upcoming editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sun
Sun Daily
Bobby Jack Sutphin
Wonin
Paliter
Calber
Retired Carpenter H. M. Ferguson Dies
Henry Marian Ferguson longtime Bastown builder and experienced carpenter died Thursday at Houston hospital. Funeral services set for 3 pm Friday at Harthman Chapel with Rev A L Jordan. interment in San Jacinto Memorial Park Cemetery. Survived by two sons, a daughter in Baytown, two sisters, and ~20 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Marian Ferguson
Gr FE
Humnicutt
Bastowmn
Houston Hospital
Pam
Harthman Chapel
A. L. Jordan
Memorial Baptist Church
San Jaci Memernad Park
Dantelders
le Ratebler
Baytown
Fred Parker
Houston
Mes
HE Wright
Alt. Fergue Son
Earl Ferguson
Monterey
Calif
Tom Moore
Waller’ S
Will Rogers
Death Ruling Set On Stickney Case In Texas
The State Pardons Board will decide today whether Howard Stickney faces the electric chair or a life sentence for the May 24, 1958 murder of Mrs. Clifford Barnes at Galveston Beach. His attorney and family urged clemency, describing a contested trial and seeking a reexamination of the facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos River
Sugar Land
Barnes
Houston
Stickney
Highway Department
Austin
Robert Looney
Mrs Liccioni Dies at 45 in Channelview Hospital
Ruby B Liccioni 45 of 75631 Market St Channelview died in a Houston hospital Friday morning She was a 23 year Channelview resident Funeral services set for 2 30 p m Saturday at Earthman Chapel with Rev James A Brantman Old River Methodist Church officiating Interment Forest Park Cemetery Earthman Funeral Home in charge She survived by husband Jeannie E Liccioni Channelview four daughters Rose mary Liccioni Bennie Louise Liccioni Preston Hoffpauir Stowell Ellisse Olivia New Iberia La mother Augusta Schmersahl Houston three sisters Hugh Keenan Alta Loma Archie B Flowers League City and Frank Luzzetti Sun Valley Calif two brothers J B Schmersahl Wilmington Calif Lonnie Schmersahl Los Angeles Calif and numerous grandchildren nieces and nephews
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby B. Liccioni
Market St
Channelview
Houston
Earthman Chapel
James A. Brantman
Old River Methodist Church
Forest Park Cemetery
Earthman Funeral Home
Jeannie E. Liccioni
Rosemary Liccioni
Bennie Louise Liccioni
Preston Hoffpauir
Stowell
Nivs
Ellisse Olivia
New Iberia
Augusta Schmersahl
Hugh Keenan
Alta Lama
Archie B. Flowers
League City
Frank Luzzetti
Sun Valley
Calif
J. B. Schmersahl
Wilmington
Lonnie Schmersahl
Los Angeles
Nombey
Workmen's Panel Voted By OCAW Baytown Local 4333
Five incumbents and one new member elected to the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union Baytown Local 4333 Workmen's Committee. Otis Sherman was elected to Position 12 over Maxie Ward. Incumbents A B Price L T Dickerson G H Wheat M J Sawyer and Charles Terry also retained seats. Election supervised by Laring and C F Aucoin. Committee serves as negotiating body and grievance panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Baytown
Otis Sherman
Labor Department
Maxie T. Ward
Insulation ‘Department
A. B. Price
L. T. Dickerson
G. H. Wheat
M. J
Buzz) Sawyer
Charles Terry
Hare
Tondo
Te Tope
Pesday Puna
RK. Laring
C.F Aucoin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Houston Lighting and Power. Co
E. C
Jack) Kim
Mons
Jack Martin
Lamar
Okla
Tom Dunn
Pany
W. A. Bumgarden
Dallas
Baylor Dental School
A. W. Fisher
James Richardson
Joe Bumgarden
Bill Daniel
Liberty
Quack Shack
Clarence F. Griffin Jr
Bay Wear Sportswear Town
Noel W. Barnhill
Highlands
U. S
Galveston
Eastside
Women's Missionary Society
Bapist
Danubria
Joe Harris
Rodeo
Lawrence Casey
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Rsaideo Association
Sacramento
June DuBose
Leon Sanders
John Wadley
the Sun
Lake Angleton
Raylown
Af Refinery
Crelia
TAN autoSy
Priett
Creche
Sparklein Baytown
J. B. Leone
Fivre
Darby's Rangers
E.R. Burns
Cedar Baiver Baptisst Church
Cedar Crest Cemetery
Little Arlington
Robert R. Tuck
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Earthman
New Duandon
Mass
Oak
Gentry
Ojfense
Robert G
Bob
Feinberg
E. H. Ford
Lee Drive
Toffor
Roy Hughes
Gordon L
Paul Martin
Methodist Church
Kenedy
Senate
Geneva
Adolf Klehman
Eryth
Freedom
Jackson
Miss
Illiois Central Station
Council In Study
Hospital
Carpenter
H. M. Ferguson
Bobby Utphin
Curtis White
Alesander
Baytown Hospital
Werk
City Accounting Department
Trivie Rubin
Robert E. Lee High School
Caroline
Sfiday
Stanley Cornoch
Maryland
Baystown Hospital
Milton Isaacks
Editson
Gulf Coast Hospital
Sidney W. Smith
OCAW