Town Builds Clinic To Attract Doctor In Rural Texas
AP report notes Wells Texas efforts to lure a physician by completing an $11,000 medical clinic in 1956. Despite many approaches and a vacancy since Dr. J L Duttune’s death, residents remain hopeful a suitable general practitioner will relocate, with the clinic serving about 2,600 to 3,000 residents near Angelina and Neches rivers.
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Apmlle
Tex
Richardson
J. L du
Port Arthur
Woeter- Hoy Iocmrenektrenaly
Theyos
Miles
Alstin State College
Nacogdoches
Jacksonville
Lon Morris Colleges
Poccidenta
Angelina
Neches
Texas
Cena
Who Pay Election Costs For New College District
Harris County officials clash over funding the May 31 vote on creating Union Junior College. County Attorney says proponents must finance, while noting some election costs apply to the new district area including Deer Park Pasadena and Greens Bayou.
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Joe
Harris County Commissioners Court
Canarees
Porte
Deer Park
Pasadena
Greens Bayou
Union Junior College
Camp For Diabetic Children Available
Baytonians may attend a diabetes camp at Camp Manison in Friendswood. Mrs 256 handles applications and home address is 1316 East Det tere Hoan Area eget eR. The fee is $60 or based on ability. Doctors and dietitians will staff the camp for boys and girls ages 6 to 16.
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Baytonians
East Det
Eget Er
Camp
Manison
Friendswood
Bright
Elgiole
Trading Fest and Ballroom News Flash
A fragmented bulletin lists trading venues and ballroom events with scattered times and stations. It mentions Cherlser's Trading Port and Bayshore Ballroom with mid day and afternoon broadcasts. The page includes Weather On The Half Hour and ABC News segments with unclear sequencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEASC
Cuesten
Chelser
L Thompson
Barhore
ABC Newn
Bayshord
ABC News
ABC
ABC New
Baytonians Attend Texas Chapter Special Libraries Meet
Baytonians from Humble Oil and Refining library staff Charles Zerwekch Lees Rawley and Miss Geraldine Geiger will join the Texas Chapter of the Special Libraries Association meeting at 9 a.m. Friday in the Houston Public Library. A panel on work standards will be led by George Binkley of HORC with Miss Georgie Maddox Schulumberger Well Surveying Corp Martin Mereee Post and Miss Aphrodite Mamoulides of En Development Co serving as librarians.
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Charles Zerwekch
Lees R. Rawley
Geraldine Geiger
Humble Oil and Refining Legebrary
Texas
Special Libraries
Asm
Houston Public Library
George Binkley
Houston Research Center
HORC
Georgie Maddox
Schulumberger Well Surveying Corp
Martin Mereee Post
Aphrodite Mamoulides
En Development Co
Chambers Attorney Jenson Thanks Voters After Primary Win
Eugene Jenson, reelected Chambers County Attorney in the May 7 Democratic primary, expresses gratitude to supporters. He pledges to serve all residents with diligence courtesy and impartiality in the coming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers
Jenson
Eugene Jenson
Chambers County
Crosby Man Fined $25 In Abusive Language Case
A Crosby man was fined $25 and costs for abusive language in a Justice of the Peace case. Several felony charges were altered or reset, including assault with intent to murder and malicious destruction of property. Others faced speeding verdicts, licenses, or vehicle issues with various fines and suspensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosby
Justice of the Peace Walter
Queen's Court
Ernestine Turner
Trail
B. G. Smith
Charles G. Mills
Nancy Baggett Spann
Thomas Gayle Mabray
Davis
Charles Warren Henry
Henry
Alvin John Amason
Sonia Preston Dunn
Goose Creek School District Tax Collections Rise 2 Percent
Tax assessor-collector G L Bennett reports Goose Creek School District current tax receipts through April are 2 percent higher than last year. April brought 7,277.53 in current collections with 204.94 in delinquent plus interest. Delinquent totals from 1922 through 1958 stand at 121,171.04. Current tax collection rate to date is 93.17 percent versus 98.15 percent a year ago.
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Goose Creek
G. L. Bennett
Humble Oil Refinery Tour Guides Educators and Newsmen
About 200 visiting educators and newsmen toured Humble Oil and Refining Co. Baytown Refinery before the Polyoletmn Unit opening ceremonies. Guides included John Allred Carl ton Strickland M G Whitcomb D M Allen B Greenwood Bonnie McEvers Doug Lomax John Lawson and Ron Henry. The tour lasted about an hour and covered the Polyolefin Site and Polyolefin Pilot.
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Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
Humble
John Allred
Carlton Strickland
M. G. Whitcomb
D. M. Allen
Greenwood
Bonnie McEvers
Doug Lomax
John Lawson
Ron Henry
Whaley Awarded Star Scout Rank In Board Review
Robert R. Whaley of 209 Holly Drive earned Star Scout during a recent Board of Review. Troop 208 sponsored by St. Mark's Methodist Church also advanced five other Scouts. First Class went to Randy Attaway and Raymond Heinrich. Second Class to Bodie Beard Mack Meigs and Mark Meigs. F. L. Whaley of 309 Holly chaired the review.
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Robert R. Whaley
Holly Drive
St. Mark’s Methodist Church
Randy K. Attaway
Wooster
Raymond L. Heinrich
Lakewood
Brodie L. Beard
Virginia
Mack L. Meigs
Mark G. Meigs
Bayshore
F. L. Whaley
Holly
Board of
Judge Lewis Dickson Thanks Baytown After Win
Judge Lewis Dickson thanked Baytown friends for their help after winning the 125th District Court Democratic primary. He said Baytown voters played an important part and appreciated the courtesies shown during his visits to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Dickson
125Th District Court
Baytown
Dickson
Grover thanks Baytown voters after primary win
Henry C. Grover aka Hank Grover thanks Baytown voters for their support after defeating his opponent in the Democratic primary for State Representative Position 3. In a letter he expressed appreciation and credited voter help as a key factor in the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C
Hank) Grover
Baytown
Grover
Paul Floyd Thanks Baytown Supporters
Paul Floyd, victor in Saturday's Democratic primary for State Legislature Position 17, thanked Baytown voters for their support and turnout. He said he is grateful for Baytown friends and hopes to serve them to their satisfaction, noting each Baytown voter played a role in the election's culture and accepted the vote as confidence in his program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Floyd
Baytown
Eartha Kitt to Wed White Fiancé in June Ceremony
Eartha Kitt and Bill McDonald filed a marriage license in Los Angeles. The interracial couple, both 30, plan a June 9 ceremony at Eartha’s parents’ home. Eartha, a Southern sharecropper’s daughter, spoke of a hopeful future with a family in Beverly Hills.
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Bill McDonald
Los Angeles
McDonald
Eartha
Sincor
Bill
Columbia
S.C
Harlem
Katherine Dunham
Paris
Hollywood
Broadway
Ojai
Calif
University of California
Korea
Bil
York Thomas Francis York obituary notices reveal Texas farmer dies
Thomas Francis York 68 retired farmer of New Boston Texas died at 108 Jones Road Highlands at 11 p m Thursday. Body to Texarkana Funeral Home at 4 15 p m Friday for funeral services at 2 p m Sunday. Survived by widow Pearl Elizabeth York two daughters Mrs C E Adams and Virgil R York of New Boston five sisters and several other relatives expressed in terse lines.
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York Thomas Francis York
New Boston
Texas
Jones Road
Highlands
Earthman Funeral Home
Texarkana
Billy Joe York
Mr . C
Sishters
J. F. Mitchell
Sulpher Springs
Mitchell
Co. B. Dall Ue Ly
Peert
Jas
Dallas
Poster Winners Announced by CMA Civic Music Assn
Diana Hickerson and Betty Rae Fuller of Lamar Elementary won first and second in the Civic Music Assn poster contest. First prize was 4 dollars and second 3 dollars, plus a free CMA membership for 1960 61 season. Judges included Guy D. Johnson of Lee College Art Department.
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Diana Hickerson
Betty Rae Fuller
Lamar
Civic Music Assny
Civic Music Assn
Belva Ann Hughes
Alamo School
Kathy Gautesen
Anson Jones
Beverly [Gurdee James Bowie
Jo Ann Padigett
May Loore
Larry Rogers
Cynthia Huron
Bobby Odneal
Guy D. Johnson
Lee College Art Department
Association
Earl Minter
Cochairmen
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