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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1966
Page
14
A brief market note lists midday stock movements with prices and ticker cues from Dempsey Tegeler Co Inc, highlighting notable upticks and declines across a range of common securities for investors seeking quick reference.
An organizational meeting for fathers interested in the YMCA regular league baseball for boys ages 3 to 12 will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday at the YMCA. The gathering aims to organize participation and coordinate team activities.
Justice Harlan argues Virginia's poll tax has rational basis as a voting qualification while condemning the court for setting political doctrines by momentary history. He warns against barring reasonable, minded citizens from political participation through legal edict.
The Baytown Hawks softball team will play the Gallardos DriveIn team at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Settegast Park in Houston.
Funeral notices list services for Eddie Crenick of Notes Defer and Berth non Fyerd Home with burial at Cedar Cres Cemetery. Masonic Lodge and church groups planned services and processions. Surviving relatives include spouses, children, siblings, and extended family from Baytown and Pose sere Colt.
The article lists voting precincts east of the San Jacinto River for a forthcoming election, naming elementary and high schools as polling sites and the precinct judges. It notes voting machines will be used and mentions a Republican opponent to Mrs. Thomas. The Chee tah can reach speeds of about 4 miles per hour over short distances.
In Kansas City at an American Association of Junior Colleges meeting, Dean and Mrs. Rundell supported activities. Their son Walter Rundell Jr. conducts research. Alma mater University of Texas awarded an honor for excellence. Dr. Franklin joined Huckle's AI team with roles in AIChE and Humble service, later returning to Baytown.
David Alen Hamilton a 19 year old resident of 491 Chandler suffered cuts and abrasions at 5 25 pm Wednesday when struck by a car driven by his brother Simmie Earl Hamilton 23 on Chandler Street. Police said the boy ran from a yard into the street into the path of the vehicle. The brother could not stop the car. He was taken to Bays town Hospital in a Paul A Leues and was later released. He is reported to be doing fine.
Baytown firemen were called to Cedar Bayou Junior High at 10 42 am Wednesday after an electrical short in a light fixture. Fire Chief Art Lintel said insulation caught fire but the fixture produced only smoke.
Jacob Johnson, 85, longtime Anahuac resident born September 15, 1880, died Thursday in Anahuac hospital. Survived by daughter Kathryn Kreutzer of Anahuac, son Charles Johnson of Baytown, two brothers Eddie Johnson of Anahuac, five grandchildren. Funeral at 3 p.m. Friday at Firer Baptist Church. Anahuac Funeral Home in charge.
Horace Mann teen canteen set for Friday evening in the girls gymnasium. Last week’s door prize was won by Billy Townsend and Lucretia Ramey. Freezie prize winners were Joan Wilder and Jack Sander.
Ground forces in fierce combat with Viet Cong near Saigon and Bu Prang outpost. Air Force and Navy F100s hit targets, with 23 enemy killed in the open and multiple artillery and air strikes. Civilian and government tolls noted as clashes unfold across Route 13 and surrounding areas.
Rites were held for Eddie Krenick a 47 year resident of Baytown with mourners including E B Salter Mrs J A L and Mrs A L Wood of Baytown and J R Krenieck of Baytown. The obituary notes connections to local families and mentions his long residence and welding work.
Howard J. Wilson Dunaway, 38, of Channelview dies Thursday in a Baytown hospital. Funeral Friday at 19 am at Church of Christ in Channelview, with burial at Chita Cemetery Trinity, under Earthman Funeral Home. Masonic rites at 3 pm, with pallbearers from C. A. Former Masonic Lodge. Survived by widow Myrtie, daughter Barbara Jane Howell, son Charles Harrison Dun, two sisters, a brother, and two grandchildren. Dunaway was an electrician for United Rubber and active in local Masonic, Eastern Star, Rainbow, and DeMolay groups. The item ends with a note about flying foxes of Java.
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