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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1967
Page
2
Apparel is described as the largest manufacturing industry in New York State, dominating employment and output in the sector. The report highlights its pivotal role in the state economy and suggests further growth potential for fashion and textile firms.
A garbled hospital notes page lists multiple admissions across rooms at Gulf Coast and San Jacinto Methodist. Names include Hersche Blackford, William Anderson, Clark Farina, Mitchell Frazier, Debra Harris, Troy Richardson, Mima Pursiey, David Tinker, Joanne De Hart, William Davis, Wade Triplett, Charles L. Bederka, Annie Scott, Kenneth Martin, John Chapa, and others. New arrivals report births for Gerald Thomas see in Monroe City and Bev ie Hudman in Houston born March 3 at Gulf Coast.
At a regional meeting Allen Rampf and Herbert H McCollum urged rapid action on Highway 1416 and Spur 201 from The Tower to Cedar Bayou. State engineers project 78,000 vehicles crossing the area in two years, with plans for high level bridges and new ramps at US 201 and Garth Road. Local officials say East Harris County growth and U.S. Steel influence require timely highway improvements.
Crosby Schools will observe Texas Public School Week starting March 7 with a 7 pm assembly in the junior high auditorium. O K R Perkins will welcome, followed by Drew High School choir and Crosby High band performances. Visitors may tour classrooms, view student projects, and see a high school science fair. Refreshments by Student Council.
Highlands Junior School prepares for a Monday 5 p.m. science fair in Baytown with 16 exhibits selected as finalists by Gileaon Harrington and Lewis Rosser. Four students Roy Dale White Cynthia Bentler Bevy Harrington and Jimmy Sammons will present projects on pollution solution sand solubility plant respiration and specific gravity with showcases open to parents 6 30 to 8 30 p.m. exhibits line the school all week.
Police in Baytown broke up a teenage party at a motel at 1 30 a m arresting four boys and detaining two juvenile girls at the station. Officers Ausley Deel and Freeman said attendants summoned them and found many empty beer and whisky bottles in the room.
St Josephs Altar Society will host a kolache cake and pie sale at St Josephs school after all masses Sunday. Proceeds support parish activities and missions.
Low bid of 33763 covers five furniture sections for the jetty hall and recreation center. Matherne's led section 1 at 16782.55. chair bids ranged from 1151 to 1850. theater chairs to American Desk Co.. section 3 sofa and benches bid 2268.40. kitchen equipment bid 3697.42. section 5 estimated 21500. final totals await council approval.
Dr Ide P Trotter Jr promoted to research associate in Esso Research and Engineering Baytown division. On loan to Humble Oil and Refining in Houston. Formerly led catalytic cracking at Baytown. A&M chemical engineering BS, Princeton MA and PhD. Active AIChE and American Chemical Society member. Lives 400 Bollingwood with family. teaches Sunday School at Wooster Baptist Church.
Seldier promotes Wilmer L Strother son of Mr and Mrs G W Strother of 2009 Garth Road to airman 2C in the U S Air Force He serves as a jet engine mechanic at Randolph AFB Texas Strother is a graduate of Robert E Lee High School and attended Lee College
Funeral services for Nathan Ellis 62 of Lone Grove Oklahoma were held at Paul A Lee Funeral Home Chapel with Rev E R Burns officiating. Burial will be at Memory Gardens of Baytown. Ellis a former Baytown resident died on his farm near Lone Grove. He retired in 1956 after long service at Humble Baytown Refinery. He is survived by a daughter and son in law two grandsons and a brother. Pallbearers named.
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