Funeral rites for 13 year old Malinda Case held in Pasadena
Funeral services for Malinda Case 13 of Pasadena were held at 11 a.m. Saturday at Colonial Funeral Home Pasadena with interment in East Bernard. Grandmother is Mrs. Eldon Hues of Mont Belvieu.
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Malinda Case
Pasadena
Colonial Funeral Home
East Bernard
Retirement day captures a social portrait in town
C H Stevenson begins retirement amid well wishers. Keith Maystorovich visits from Navy duty. Mary Jane Hodges wears a flowery pink outfit. Nolan and Margeret Schulze enjoy theater. Texas Exes banquet attendees include John and Jessica Sylvester and many others. Melinger tells Aggie jokes. Dan Willson presides. Bil Gidley nominates. Lucy O’Brien and Eva McMarrey decorate. Winnie Brown wins a sweat shirt. John Henderson and Louis Delhomme set records. Joe Halls arrive late. Mike Hull earns praise. Bruce Ramsey is greeted as new president.
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C. H. Stevenson
Keith Maystorovich
Mary Jane Hodges
Nolan
Margeret Schulze
John and
Jessica Sylvester
W. B. Franklins
James Dinwiddies
Bill Laughlins
Fred Bednarskis
Nesbitt
Burnell Bennett
Jim Girardeaus
Melinger
Aggie
Dan Willson
Bil Gidley
Lucy O’brien
Eva McMarrey
Winnie Brown
John Henderson
Louis Delhomme
Joe Halls
Mike Hull
Bruce Ramsey
Texas First Lady Hannah Burnet Lived at Burnet Bay
Johnella Boynton recounts Hannah Burnet wife of David G Burnet Texas first president. She kept vigil at night with pistols ready to defend him from an assassination plot during turbulent days before Texas independence. Burnet buried at Lakewood near Burnet Bay with a 1936 granite marker.
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Texas
Burnet Bay
Hannah
Burnet
Lakewood
Baytown
Bur
Johnella Boynton
Hannah Burnet
Republic of Texas
Southwest
The
New Republic
Mexico
M. D. Haley
St. Burnet
Hannah Este Burnet
Morristown
N. J
San Jacinto Monument
Washington
Brazos
Alamo
Hannahy Burnet
Baytonian Outbid for Grand Champion Steer at Houston Show
Don Faust Falstaff beer distributor in Bay town was outbid for the Grand Champion Steer at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. Bill Williams of Houston topped Faust with a final bid of 16700 for the 945 pound steer named Golden Boy, raised by 11 year old Henry Musselman of Shackelford County. Williams' bid was the fourth highest in Livestock Show history.
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Houston
Don Faust
Falstaff
Baytown
Golden Boy
Henry Musselman
Shackelford County
Williams
Mont Belvieu Faces Slow Candidate Filing for 1966-Style Election
Mont Belvieu residents struggle to recruit candidates for mayor and three alderman posts in the April 6 election. Only Arthur Davis filed for alderman. incumbents Gill Laughlin Pamykal and Chitty face uncertain plans. Filing closes March 1 at the mayor’s office. election at the Firemen's Hall from 1 to 7 pm.
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Mont Bevieu
Mont
Belvieu
Arthur Davis
J. B. “Laughlin
O. J. Pamykal
Fred Chitty
Gill
Laughlin
Pamykal
Chitty
Fleetwood lands $401K Bowie Austin school contracts
Fleetwood Construction Co. Inc. of Houston won a 401,097 dollar contract to build 14 classrooms and two instructional media centers at Bowie and Austin Elementary Schools and to air condition Bowie. The bid beat seven other bidders, with Fleetwood the low lump sum bid at 377,300 dollars. The total reflects 23,597 dollars in alternates for re roofing and toilet remodeling at Bowie and for installing educational television jacks at both schools.
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Johnella Boento
Fleetwood Construction Co. Inc
Houston
Bowie
Austin
Fleetwood
Ramsey New Texas Exes Chief Here
Attorney Bruce Ramsey pres ident of the Baytown Chamber of Commerce was elected president of the Baytown Texas Exes at the annual banquet Friday night at Gonser Creek Country Club. Ramsey succeeds Dan Willson. Bill Laughlin Baytown city attorney became vice president and Mrs. Robert Hull was elected secretary treasurer. Perry Simmons joined the board of directors. The banquet was emceed by Al Melinger. Guest speaker was Dr. Leonard Kreisle of UT.
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Baytown
al Melinger
Leonardt Kreisle
Ling
The
University of Texas
Christmas Can Come In March Editorial
The Goodfellows tradition in Baytown began in 1931 to ensure no child under 12 is overlooked at Christmas. Now discussions release funds to Baytown Opportunity School and the Cerebral Palsy Drive with $2,000 each, leaving $3,347.07 in the fund as a new plan.
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Bob Matherne
Baytown Sun
The
Goodfellows
Baytown
Mose Sumner
Herbert H. Duke
R. D. Martin
Rotary Club
Goodfellow
Bob
Chief Goodielow
Baytown Opportunity School
Goodfellows’ Fund
New Palsy Center
Bayou widening for power plant canals begins
Construction on Cedar Bayou will widen and deepen the waterway to serve a new Houston Lighting and Power Co. plant across from Cedar Bayou Methodist Church. A 70 foot diameter pile drive will form the bases for two 750,000 kilowatt units. An intake canal from Galveston Bay and a discharge canal to Trinity Bay will be dug, with dredging extending across land to the plant site.
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Minn Lonsford
Cedar Bayou
Cedar Bayou Methodist Church
Houston Lighting and Power Co
Hlpco
Larry B. Herigan Jr
Ebaseg Services Inc
Hspcs
Galveston Bay
Trinity Bay
U.S. Amy Corps of Engineers
Houston Ship Channel
Corps of Engineers
City Filing Deadline Near for Council Seats
The filing deadline to place names on the city council election ballot is midnight Saturday. Prospective candidates may file at City Secretary Edna Oliver home, 709 Beecher. Election set for April 2.
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Edna Oliver
Beecher
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