Natalie Altman 97 remembered for Baytown piano teaching legacy
Natalie Altman, born January 26, 1917 in San Antonio, died October 8, 2014 in Baytown, Texas. She and husband Max opened Max Altman's in 1941, a men's shop that expanded into a bridal department and College Board aid, later closing in 1968. She taught piano until August 26, 2014, inspiring hundreds of students with the belief that to teach is to touch a life forever.
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Natalie’s lifelong service to Baytown music and community
Natalie helped found the Baytown Music Association and hosted aspiring artists at her Altman home piano. A member of San Jacinto Music Teachers Association, Texas Music Teachers Association, and MTNA, she helped launch the Baytown Opportunity School to nurture children’s musical love. A Brownie and Girl Scout leader, Eastern Star and Goose Creek Country Club member, she joined Congregation K Nesseth Israel and Temple Emanu El, Houston, as a life member of Hadassah and Pilot Club since 1952, later named Pilot In-.
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Eastern Star
Goose Creek Country Club
Congregation
K’nesseth Israel
Temple Emanu el
Houston
Hadassah
Pilot Club
Natalie Altman obituary notes family ties and care teams
Natalie Altman beloved wife mother and grandmother is survived by daughter Carol Altman Arkin of San Diego and Tina Altman Lees of Luthville along with grandchildren great grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral set for Oct 13 at Emanuel Memorial Park Houston with Rabbi Roy Walter officiating. Donations to Congregation K Nesseth Israel or charity of choice.
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San Diego
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Gary
Lutherville
Maryland
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Stuart Kesselhaut
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Baltimore
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Levy Funeral Home
Obituary: Mary Alice Jones of Baytown TX dies at 54
Mary Alice Jones, 54, Baytown Texas, died October 1, 2014, surrounded by family. She is survived by her mother Mary B. Jones, two daughters Lakeshia Jones and LaQueshia Williams, two sisters Debra and Linda Jones, one brother Melvin Jones, five grandchildren, and her soulmate David B. Fontenot. Services October 11 at Mt Calvary Missionary Baptist Church Baytown with visitation 10 to 10:55 am and a 11 am funeral. interment Sterling White Cemetery Highlands. Robey Funeral Home entrusted.
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Highlands
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First Missionary Baptist Church
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Barrett Station
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US tightens airport screening for Ebola rise in checks
President Obama calls the plan a belt and suspenders approach adding a fifth major airport screening route. About 150 travelers daily will have temperatures checked with no touch devices. Duncan, first U.S. Ebola patient, showed no symptoms on travel and died in Dallas as West Africa endures a deadly outbreak with at least 3,800 fatalities.
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Knife assault and pizza robbery disturb Baytown area
A woman arrested for aggravated assault after allegedly injuring the father of her two babies with a steak knife near a Vista trailer. A pizza deliveryman was robbed at gunpoint on Barcelona Circle by three suspects described as Black men in their 20s. Two women were later arrested for theft and robbery on Garth Road, stealing goods worth $40.
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Garth Road
Burglary Reported on Sage Street
An attempted burglary of a residence was reported Wednesday in the 900 block of Sage Street.
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Theft Reports From Southwood Drive and I-10 Trailer
A theft was reported in the 1600 block of Southwood Drive on Tuesday night or Wednesday morning, with fishing gear and tires and wheels stolen. Tires and wheels valued at 1400 dollars, fishing gear worth 1800 dollars. Another theft occurred Wednesday in the 1900 block of I-10, where two blue tarps were taken from a flat-bed trailer, valued at 600 dollars. A license plate theft was reported Wednesday in the 1300 block of Lindberg Street.
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Assault Incidents Led to Several Arrests in Baytown
A Baytown woman was arrested Wednesday in the 3400 block of Garth Road for assault during a disturbance. A man was cited for assault in the 1700 block of California Street. An assault was reported in the 600 block of South Main. Two men were arrested in the 5100 block of I-10, one for DWI and the other for public intoxication. A Deputy U.S. Marshal contacted the subjects and both were arrested without incident.
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Man Charged with DWI and Criminal Mischief After Vandalism
Aman damaged a trailer by breaking windows in the 3400 block of McKinney, then fled in a vehicle. Police found him highly intoxicated and arrested him. He was jailed on charges of DWI and criminal mischief with $600 damage assessed.
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