Indian Shores Opens Golf Course Saturday April 6
Indian Shores to open a wooded 9 hole recreational course in Lake Houston on Saturday April 6 with weekend-only play for the first weeks. Craig C. Cook reports a move to seven-day access by late May with Sonny Nash offering lessons. A turf putting green driving range two man-made lakes streams and ponds and hazards accompany the layout. Home sites along fairways available with access to all Indian Shores facilities including a pool corral stables bridle paths and city utilities.
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Indian Shores
Lake Houston
Craig C. Cook
Sonny Nash
Cook
Bailey Retires From Enjay Co
Dodie B. Bailey retires after a long tenure at Enjay Chemical Co. He plans hunting, fishing, travel, woodworking, and time with his children and grandchildren. A Votaw native, he joined Humble Refinery in 1936, moved through utilities and fire protection, then joined Enjay in 1965 and retires in February. The Baileys attend Wooster Baptist Church.
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Dodie B. Bailey
Enjay Chemical Co
Mchota
Billie Sue Wilson
Deanna Crocker
Utilities
Enjay
Bayne Plans West Golf Move After Humble Career
Bayne, a Woodriver Illinois native, retires after 33 years with Humble. He urges following golf players west and enrolls at the University of Houston stockbroker school in September to pursue a broker's license. He served at Phenol Plant No 1 MEK and Deasphalting Unit, became night superintendent in 1958, and is a member of the Elks Lodge Masonic Lodge Arabia Temple Shrine.
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University of Houston
Strockbroker School
Brocker
Woodriver
Refinery Laboratory
Elks Lodge
Masonic Lodge
Baytown
Arabia Temple
Houston
Hemmenway Becomes Humble Retirement Annuitant
Earl T. Hemmenway has retired after a 42 year Humble career begun in 1925 with eight months in the Boilermaker Department before transfers to Reclamation and the Treating Department. He and wife Carribelle have a daughter Beverly Ann Davis of Baytown and two grandchildren. they attend First Baptist Church in Baytown.
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Earl T. Hemmenway
Hemmenway
Nederland
Humble
I Boilermaker
Reclamation
Carribelle
Fleischman Plans Retirement Travel
William J. Fleischman, a Baytown native, retires after 32 1 years with Humble Oil. He joined in 1935, moved through maintenance, Paint Department, and Reclamation, retiring February 1. He attends First Presbyterian Church and has a daughter Mildred Wilkerson, three grandchildren, and a nephew Gordon in the Ref inery Pipe Department.
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William J. Fleischman
Fleischman
Retired Humble worker sought for court appearance
NO THE PLACE NASHVILLE Tenn AP A man walked in to apply for a job at Metropolitan Police central records. Officers recognized him as Bohus Zatopek a Humble annuitant wanted for a speeding charge. He will report to Metro traffic court after retirement Feb 1 from Humble Utilities with 42 years service. He began in 1925 in Boilermaker Depart transfer to Cracking Coils then joined Utilities in 1933. He worked as an operator at retirement. Zatopek and wife Pauline have three children and four grandchildren. One daughter Pauline Hand lives in Holland another daughter Billie Joyce Beare lives in Corpus Christi and their son Bob lives in Channelview.
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Metropolitan Police
Bohus R
Zatopek
Metro
Humble
Utilities Department
Utilities
Pauline
Pauline Hand
Holland
Billie Joyce Beare
Corpus Christi
Bobby
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