Frazier Plans Fishing Break After Humble Retirement
L. E. Lefty Frazier retires from Humble refinery with plans for active duty fishing. He and wife Mattie Lou own a lodge on Menard Creek between Liberty and Livingston and will spend much time at the fishing hole. Frazier, born in Ruston La, worked as an instrument technician, started at Ingleside in 1938 and moved to Baytown in 1945. They attend Memorial Baptist Church and have two children and a grandson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E
Lefty) Frazier
Frazier
Menard Creek
Liberty
Livingston
Mattie Lou
Ruston
Ingleside
Baytown
Fraziers
Memorial Baptist Church
Old Ladies Valuables Bring $80 at Auction
In Los Angeles an elderly woman stored a 4 foot square 350 pound crate at a moving company for 20 years paying monthly charges. After her death the crate was auctioned for 80 dollars. The crate included about three dozen monocles, two cowbells, an old revolver, a folding fan, and a bag of feathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Moving and Storage Company
Aucion
Arnold Kronsky
Kathryn O'Laine Ponder Celebrates First Birthday
Kathryn O Ponder daughter of Norman Ponder and Mrs Ponder of 1707 Richardson Lane turns one Tuesday. She has two brothers Norman and Rance, and grandparents T M Ponder, E O Reichenau and W C Thomas. Great grandparents H R Reichenau of London W C Thomas of Athens and C A Russell of Baytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn O'Laine Ponder
Norman Ponder
Richardson Lane
Norman
Rance
T. M. Ponder
E. 0. Reichenau
H. R. Reichenau
London
W. C. Thomas
Athens
C. A. Russell
Baytown
H A Morris Retires From Humble Docks
H A Blue Morris a DeRider Louisiana native retires from Humble Refinery docks after starting with Humble in 1936 He and wife Annie have two children and five grandchildren He attends Trinity Tabernacle Assembly of God Church plans travel and to live each day as it comes He lists bottle collecting as his main hobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A
Blue) Morris
DeRider
Humble
Morris
Annie
Trinity Tabernacle Assembly of God Church
Retired Humble refinery worker plans river cabin leisure
George Schmadl and his wife Bessie Jane retire to their Pleasant River cabin to fish hunt and follow sports. A Grimes County native, he began at Humble in 1929 in labor then moved to pipefitters packaging and lube blending. He attends St. Joseph's Church and Holy Name Society. they have a son and grandson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schmadl
Bessie Jane
Schmadl
Grimes County
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
The
Holy Name Society
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. E, Frazier
King Edward Panetela
TAK
Tradewinds Chevrolet
N. Mak
Chevrolet
H. A. Morris
Humble Docks
Merle Norman
West Texas
Bay Plaza
Total Eye
Discount Furniture
Cai KY
le Rbar
Moremy Hoemine
Peehar
Eady
Rearrg
Fermar Famytlus
Marachuy
Sevechen CF
Spee Savings
Ant
Tom Okmage
Perfert
Ray
Scarborough Drugs
N. Main
Proctor Silex
VOGUE
Magnavox
Consote
Sheree
FMAM
Gene’s HiAl
E. Texas
Poe Mom al Summer
Sunshine Shop
Ladies Apparel Specialty Shop
Park St
Kmart
A.m. Close
Lenox
China
Robsom
Texas
Proctor
SILEX
Mey
Lina Perret
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!