Crosby School Candidate Opposed To Central High
Hilton M. Collins, a Gulf 02 Cedar Bay ou Plant supervisor, seeks Crosby School Board Position 3. He moved to Crosby three years ago from Baytown and has three children in Crosby Schools. He favors saving taxpayers money, opposing a central high school, and using local funds for additions or new buildings. He supports less federal control of schools.
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Hilton M. Collins
Gulf 02
Cedar Bayou
Crosby
Baytown
Michael
Jeannie
Carolyn
Collins
Jwe
Wortham Ranch Gertrudis Auction Set for Monday
Wortham Ranch and Cypress based Sterling Evans announce the annual Gertrudis sale at Nine Bart Ranch. The event features 10 Santa Gertrudis bulls over a ton and 15 bred heifers, with buyers bidding by pen for choice and ranch reserving leftovers. Twenty bull calves and twenty heifers will be offered in similar mob auctions, drawing cattlemen from Texas and nearby states.
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Fred Hartman
Bart
Gus
Wortham
Sterling Evans
Cypress
Southwest
Worstham
Evans
Texas
Rites Held In Arkansas For Baytonian's Kin
Funeral services were held in Fayetteville Arkansas for Dougiss Cal Busby 47 of Bass Missouri father of Morris Busby of Baytown Texas He died March 71 in Potosi Missouri after a short illness Born June 13 1919 in Munday Texas he was an Army World War II veteran Elks Lodge member and member of the Gaptis Church Survivors include wife Hazel Busby of Bass Missouri daughter Tena Mildred Busby stepson David Logue three brothers Harvey Busby T R Busby Elton Busby and his mother Mrs Wren Busby Burial followed at the U S National Cemetery in Fayetteville with services at Nelsons Funeral Home
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Fayetteville
Ark
Dougiss
Cal Busby
Boss
Mto
Morris Busby
Baytown
Busby
Potosi
Munday
Tex
Elks Lodge
Gaptis
Hazel Busby
Bass
Tena Mildred Busby
David Logue
Fayettevill
Harvey Busby
Pascagoula
Miss
Anson, Tex
Elton Busby
Noland
Wren Busby
Anson
Nelson’s Funeral Home
U. S. National Cemetery
Board in Planning For Immediate And Long Range
A local board meets to map priorities for immediate actions and long term goals. Members discuss budgeting, community needs, and potential projects, aiming to set clear timelines and responsibilities for the upcoming year.
Ball defends Baytown ambulance handling stance
City Councilman Pat Ball defends Baytown as to ambulance service saying neither the city nor police can assume control without harming citizens. He argues ambulance service is a municipal function and urges informed citizen input while noting Lufkin’s fire department model and Baytown’s stronger fire record. Ball proposes likely municipal control under the police department, cites staffing limits, and calls for a permanent, economical solution with private options still hoped for.
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Pat Ball
Baytown
Pat
Lufkin
State Board of Insurance Statis Lces
Bay
SMU
Savings Certificate Offer Promises 28.4 Percent Profit
The note touts keeping a Savings Certificate for five years yielding 28.4 percent total profit or an annual return of 5.68 percent. It suggests a hands off approach with no effort required for Born FH.
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Crosby School
Central High
H. SL Collins
Wortham Ranch
Gertrudis
Arkansas
Baytonian
Troy
Peterson
Troy E. Peterson
Pol
Friends of
Troy Peterson
Ball
1St National
1St National Bank
West
Texas Avenue
FGIC
Alan 8. Shepard, JR
Granville A. Laughan
L. Lee Brasfiell