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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1969
Page
2
Noon stock quotes show J Bank and Goodbedy Co trading activity with market movements noted. The report mentions Cmartony of Citizans Nations in relation to the session, reflecting commentary on market names and investor sentiment.
Jean Law Gagnon, secretary to acting City Manager J B Le Fevre, celebrates as her daughter Carole Law Gagnon gives birth to Amory Law Cable in Austin. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs A H Cable of Conroe. First regular milk shipment by rail from Grange County to New York City marked in 184?
The board adopted an across the board salary increase for teachers though initial proposals varied. Lippman claimed the approved plan raises average salaries to about 7,? from 7,200, with raises tied to graduate work and years of service. The plan costs about 549.00 per teacher, with tax roll estimates for 1969 at 237 million and a 337 million assessment figure.
Funeral services for James F. Watson 87 of Center were held at 10 a.m. Monday at Barile Funeral Home in Center. Burial followed at Swift Cemetery. Watson died Saturday night in Center hospital. Survived by two sons W. H. Hollis Watson and Lonnie B. Watson both of Baytown and a daughter Mrs Annie Mae Tucker of Center. two grandchildren and two great grandchildren also survive.
Supt Gentry presides as diplomas and scholarships are awarded at Lee College with Paul Ostermayer giving the benediction and Congressman George Bush speaking at 7 30 p m in the college auditorium President Strahan and Deans McWilliams and Laird will present honors Wednesday marks the last day of public schools here ANNUAL INTERVIEW Durban South Africa 05 year old Thomas Abrahams laments aging saying life grows hard when one can no longer do ordinary things He credits longevity to hard work and parental obedience while mocking reporters who cover his birthday.
Moss Bluff Volunteer Fire Department hosts a benefit barbecue from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday at the Texas Gulf Sulphur Co. plant area on Farm Road 563 between I-10 and US 90. Donations fund equipment for a newly chartered department serving about 306 homes. George Smith is fire chief with Dick Foster as assistant chief and Mrs. Foster as secretary treasurer.
Linda Rhodes of Baytown Texas is commissioned Yellow Rose of Texas by Secretary of State Martin Dies Jr and Governor. She discusses duties, smiling and humming, while politicians respond with thanks and invitations. Linda cites Bayshore Rod Club event and Baytown’s oil, fishing and industry as community anchors.
Admitted to Gulf Coast: Marie Sue Russell at 117 Bowie room 330 Emma Irene McGregor 222 W Jack room 113 Gayle Marie Canard 616 Pamela room 118 Robin Charles Smith Crosby room 127 Darvin Lynn Gosford 139 Katherine room 245 James L Waldrum Highlands room 215 Maxwell C Larpenteur 325 Holly room 101 and Edward J Arceneaux 1001 Narcille room 129.
Airman Patrick I. Thornourgh has completed U S Air Force technical school at Sheppard Field Texas and is trained as a medical services specialist His wife Joyce daughter of Mr and Mrs Chares Hignite of 230 S Lynchburg Also noted is a South Dakota statistic that about 5 percent of the population is Sioux Indian
County agent J R Carroll outlines farm safety rules to reduce tractor upsets. He cites 600+ annual deaths nationwide and urges protective frames, crash resistant cabs, and seat belts on new tractors. Read manuals, rest adequately, avoid steep slopes, drive slowly on rough ground, keep guards in place, shut off power before maintenance, and keep children away. Use slow moving vehicle emblem on roads.
Black rimmed boys prescription glasses missing and a contact number is provided Mrs Philip Eichelberger at 427-2577 to aid recovery.
A family friendly feature based on Jean George's novel opens Wednesday at the Brunson theater. Teddy Eccles plays Sam Gridley, a boy inspired by Thoreau who camps alone, befriends a weasel and a bird watcher, then returns home on Christmas Day.
Public notice reveals the newspaper’s mailing registration and post office details, including service under federal act. It mentions distribution frequencies and a listed publisher as The Sum Inc, with address and rate information.
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