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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1955
Page
2
Mrs Idellh Fore faced charges of driving without a license in Bingham Maine after being stopped by two state troopers within three hours. Trial Justice Maurice Atkins imposed fines on the first offense and suspended the second, while a third charge was filed.
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Mrs Mary Frances Longino 78 died at 2 35 pm Tuesday at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs A J Clayton 510 Forrest with whore she died The body was sent to Cage funeral home in Aransas Pass for services at 10 am Thursday at First Baptist church Ingleside Burial will be there with Clayton Alvin Longino Corpus Christi Tarvin Longino and Noble Loxey of Ingleside and Ray Longino of Rockport among survivors Beeville brothers Charles Sugatek and Jill Sugatek eight grandchildren two great grandchildren Remembrances to M D Anderson Foundation.
Mrs Lenora Martin aged 48 died at Creve ind Hospital after strokes and major operations. Funeral at 3 pm Thursday at Walvary Baptist Church Cleveland with Rev Hodges officiating. Survivors include husband H Lee Martin four children and her mother Christine Gattman. brothers and sisters and five grandchildren.
Lilva Duttori 60 year old Cedar Bayou native died in a hallway fire at his Houston home early Tuesday. He had worked as a private in the PLC W tice company before starting his own business with offices at 2818 Norfolk. Survivors include his wife Mrs Millie Dutton two daughters his mother two sisters and a brother. Funeral 2 pm Thursday at George H Lewis chapel Houston with burial in Forest Park Cemetery.
Fred P. Trice 85, of Busch Terrace, died in Houston. Services set for 3 p.m. Thursday at Farthman chapel with Rev. Paul Stephens of Second Baptist Church officiating. Burial Cedarcrest Cemetery under Barthm directing. Survivors include widow Edith B. Tree of Baytown, daughter Mrs Guy Jenkins of Baytown, son Bert Trice of La Porte, brother Tom Trice of Chula, California, six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Pallbearers listed.
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Baytown Disabled American Veterans Commander Dave Parish said the Baytown chapter cleared $360.50 from a safety seal drive. The total proceeds reached $676 with expenses itemized as hotel 34 dollars phones 24 dollars delivery 71 dollars meals 18.50 dollars seals 52 dollars. About 340 seals were sold and remaining proceeds were still due. A note cited seven drivers assisting during the week of the drive.
Report from the Shaitrock pregent meeting noting eight city youths present. Rey G Belt presided joining BaytéWn police division. Sash prizes awarded to City dudes. One teenager injured, eligibility noted for a $10 prize for that BEE group.
In Caddo Oklahoma friends of Lieutenant Governor Cowboy Pink Williams raise funds to replace his pickup with a dignified vehicle. Buck Freeny speaks for Williams supporters saying the state leader should not drive a pickup from Willias ranch near Caddo.
School officials announce new appointments for cafeteria heads for the 1955 56 term. Mrs Hydyth is named to lead one of the campuses as part of a district wide reorganization of food services.
Houston city officials clash over selling San Jacinto River water to fed agricultural users amid long running drought and past supply gaps. Farmers Kil gore Al Schaeffer Reichand own 1880 acres of rice land west of the San Jacinto. Officials consider selling 10 million gallons daily at 16 dollars per million for six months, while critics warn against overuse.
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