Mother Dies at Local Hospital
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1965
Page
1
Funeral rites for Mes Geisendorff of Silsbee
Mes H P Geisendorff of Sils bow mother of Mrs Frank Peterson of 706 W Murrill died at 9 20 a m Wednesday in a Beaumont hospital Funeral services set for 10 a m Friday at the Church of Christ Silsbee Burial about 12 noon Farmers Funeral Home in charge Survivors include two other daughters and five sons Also notes about a Sister Dies ME CROW and other local notices follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
H. P. Geisendorff
Silsbow
Frank Peterson
W. Murrill
Agtown
Beaumont Hospital
Church of Christ
Silsbee
Farmers Funeral Hone
Liberty
Messerschmidts visit Richmond family in town
The B M Messerschmidts of Richmond VA visit their son Dr E C Messerschmidt and family for a few days. Their elder Messerschmidt is a retired architect, while Katie King is delayed by a telephone user dropping by on vacation. Jane Kennedy and Mike Gat team up with a magic show at Lee College as part of Jane's campaign for class secretary. Lyndon Mallory and James Webb express interest in saving a Lee College club. Tillman O'Brien has two tickets to the Texas Arkansas game at Fayetteville and seeks to sell. Ben Shirey out of pocket when friends want to buy coffee. Ken Irby proud of latest achievement. Dave Moore entertains visitors from Chicago. Glenn Harbour greets a friend as he drives off. Laver Fuller takes advantage of a customer tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Messerschmidts
Richmond
E. C. Messerschmidt
Messerschmidt
Katie King
Jane Kennedy
Mike Gat
Lee College
Jane
Lyndon Mallory
James Webb
Rol Parker
Tillman O'Brien
Fayetteville
Ben Shirey
Ken Irby
Dave Moore
Chiicago
Glenn Harbour
Laver Fuller
New Era Begins Monday for Baytown Police Training
Police training upgrades start Monday with a new era in traffic enforcement legal crime and firearms courses. Baytown’s men in blue will attend a three week rookies’ academy and a two week basic course taught by Texas A&M University extension agents, plus night sessions to deliver 40 hours of instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robby Sutphin
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Baytown
Men In Blue
Texas Ceraphy
Blair Mann
Allatay
Bayway Drive
Texas
East Harris County Bar Association
Bookies
Mann
Police Training Division
Texas A&m University Extension Service
Founder of Plumbing Firm Dies
Monte E. Young, 67, founder of Young Plumbing Co. of Baytown, died Wednesday afternoon in a local hospital. Funeral 2:20 Friday at Earthman Funeral Home Chapel with three ministers officiating. Burial Cedar Crest Cemetery. Survivors include widow Martha M. Young, daughter Treba McCune, three sons Carl C. Young Oscar Young and Jeonte S. Young, brothers Dick and J W Young, 11 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. He lived at 2407 French Place and was a longtime Baytown resident and former rancher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte E. Young
Young Plumbing Co
Baytown
Earthman Funeral Home Chapel
Carl Young Jr
Paul Stephens
Grady Allison
Cedar Crest Cemetery
Young
French Place
Second Baptist Church
Martha M. Young
Treba McCunel
Carl C. Young
Oscar Young
Longtime resident Maggie Tarvin dies at 91 in Texas
Mrs Maggie Olive Tarvin 91 of 208 W Humble Baytown died 6 20 pm Wednesday in a Baytown hospital She was born Oska loosa Iowa a former Pana Illinois resident and lived with her daughter Mrs A M McClendon 206 W Humble The body will be at Paul A Lee Funeral Home until noon Friday It will be shipped to McCracken Funeral Home Pana IL for services Sunday Burial at Mound Cemetery Pana Survived by daughter in Tayetown sons Dean Tarvin Decatur Tarvin Gilman IL sister Ina Van Antwerp St Louis MO 17 grandchildren 39 great grandchildren 7 great great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Olive
Ollie) Tarvin
W. Humble
Baytown
Oskaloosa
Towa
Pana
A.M .McClendon
Paul A. Lee
Houston
McCracken
Mound Cemetery
Taye Town
Tanin
Dean Tarvin
Decatur
Tarai Guy Tarvin
Gilman
Ill
Ina van Antwerp
Here's Your Chance To Win A New Second Car
Baytown merchants launch Bonanza Days offering a rebuilt 1955 Chevrolet as a free prize for shoppers who register at participating stores October 28 to 30. The drawing takes place October 30 at Buck Turner Chevrolet. Registration ends 1 20 p.m. Saturday. The Sun will publish ads and extend circulation to promote the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Buck Turner
Texas
Baytown Sun
Paytown
Harris County
Sun
John Wadley
Eisenhower Birthday Celebration Amid War Report
Dwight D. Eisenhower marks his 78th birthday as the Korea War era quota figures rise. Huynh Thanh My, AP photographer, is killed in action in the Mekong Delta. the Viet Nam conflict claims another AP photographer. Elena, the season’s fifth tropical storm, heads northeast with 35-40 mph winds far east of Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansecmtnd
Huynh Thanh My
Mekong River Delta
Viet Nam
Elena
Miami
Johnson Resting After Gall Bladder Kidney Surgery
Washington AP President Johnson remains at Bethesda Naval Hospital recuperating from Friday’s operation removing his gall bladder and a kidney stone. He is reported more tired than expected with little official activity and plans to rest while doctors say he recovers well. Billy Graham advised not to rush back to work. White House aides Marvin Watson Jake Jacobsen and Jack Valenti cover eight hour shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Bethesda Naval Hospital
White House
Bill de Moyers
Moyers
Luci
Marie Fehmer
Billy Graham
Willis Hurst
Atlanta
Marvin Watson
Jake Jacobsen
Jack Valenti
Relations Council Will Hear Episcopal Leader
The Rev. John F. Stevens, director of the department of Christian Social Relations, Episcopal Diocese of Texas, will speak to the Baytown Human Relations Council on Oct. 26 at City Hall about why he joined the Selma march. Stevens, a former rector of St. Timothy's in Houston, holds a BS from the Naval Academy, class of 1935, and a bachelor of divinity from the Episcopal Theological Seminary in Alexandria. He served as lieutenant commander in World War II aboard the USS Alabama and has medals including the Bronze Star. He moved to Houston in 1956 after leading St. Patrick's in Washington, D.C., and has since been active on civil rights and church committees in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Stevens
Department of ‘Christian Social Relations
Episcopal Diocese of Texas
Baytown
Protestant Episcopal Theological Seminary
inMexandria
Johns Hopkins University
Drake University
Episcopal Theological Seminary of the Southwest
Austin
Alabama
Houston
St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church
Washington
D.C
Episcopal
George Washington University
St. John's Episcopal Church
Washington, D.C
Rev. Stevens
NAACP
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Episcopal Society For Cultural and Rarcial Unity
Texas Bill of Rights Foundation
Committee For Better Local Government
Three French Professors Win Nobel Prize in Stockholm
STOCKHOLM AP Three French professors Francola Jacob Andre Lwoff and Jacques Monod were awarded the 1963 Nobel Prize in physiology and medicine. The Royal Carolina Institute medical college faculty credited with Pasteur Institute work received the prize for discoveries on the genetic center of enzyme and virus synthesis. The prize totals 282000 crowns about 55000 dollars. Jacob the youngest born 1929 Monod born 1910 and Lwoff born 1892. Ducob is listed as a professor at College de France Lwoff at Sorbonne and Monod at Faculte des Sciences in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Francola Jacob
Andre Lwoff
Jacques Monod
Royal Carolina Institute Medieal College
Pasteur Institute
Paris
Jacob
Monod
Luff
Ducob
College de France
Lwoff
Sorbonne University
Faculte Des Sciences, Wl
Fighting Heavy U S Troops Sweep Across Viet Delta
U S forces clashed in the Mekong delta near Can Tho with the 11th Vietnamese ranger battalion facing heavy resistance from about 500 Viet Cong. Vietnamese sources claim 60 VC killed, U S sources confirm seven. The battle involved multiple battalions and heavy fire throughout the night as U S casualties were light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Mekong River
U.S
Central Highlands
Can Tho
Hth
Associated Press
Huynh Thanh My
1St Cavalry
Oat An Khe
1St Cavalry Division
Chosin
Prelates OK Declaration About Jews
Vatican City AP reports the Vatican Ecumenical Council backed the initial four sections of a document on non Christians. Conservatives failed to block the declaration and most bishops approved dialogue between Christians and Jews despite objections to its wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Assembly
City to sell 200000 bond issue for capital improvements
City officials plan to sell 200000 of capital improvements bonds to Citizens National Bank of Baytown with zero interest, to cover costs for civic center site purchase and engineering work. Auction opens Oct 28 after bidding. 120000 civic center option expires in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Landrum
Friz Lanham
Citizens National Bank of
Baytown
Citizens National
Tom Masterson
Underwood Neuhaus & Co
Lanham Sant
Thigme
Aerg Civic Center
Engineering
Architectu
Civic Center
World Series Score Aims to End After 312 Innings
Ambiguous report from the World Series notes the game extending into a long contest with Minnesota trailing 0 to unknown against an opponent labeled Ange v ANTES, signaling a final outcome remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Lay Ange
Antes
Harris County Seeks Tax Breaks From Amendment No 7
Harris County would gain from Amendment No 7 by exempting property of certain charitable trusts operating hospitals or free care facilities in counties over 1.24 million, notably Harris County. the measure targets a $150 million annual hospital charity operation and seeks to redirect savings to charitable purposes. The plan, one of ten constitutional proposals, faces voter approval alongside others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrs
Hallor
Harri
Ser Warris
Pace 2
Copper Coins Silverless Quarters Due By Christmas
AP report says the mint produced 100 million new silverless quarters and is ahead of schedule, with coin releases planned for the Christmas season though a firm date isn’t set. By year end, silvers are to be followed by silverless dimes and half dollars, in copper sandwiches between cupronickel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adren Cooper Washington
Treasury
Congress
41 Year Baytown Resident Dies at 68
Jack Armand Sawberger, 68, longtime Baytown resident, died Wednesday at his son’s home. A native of Galveston, he operated Pick-and-Pay Grocery at Wade Road. Survived by his son, daughters, five brothers, one sister, and five Island children. Funeral at 2 pm Friday at Paul A. Lee Funeral Home Chapel with Elder Dick White officiating. burial in Little Arlington Addition, Cedar Crest Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Armand Sawberger
Baytown
Jack G. Sawberger
Wade Road
Galveston
George Nelson
Paul A. Lee
Dick White
Seventh Day Adventist Church
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Kountze
Baytown Little Theater
Tam
YMCA
John Sandhop
Flarris County
Hadassah
Harbor
Jewish Community House
R. BR. Herrington
Tsrail
Wright
George Lewis
Key West
Cubs
State Department
Sevember
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lbj
Relations Council
Viet Valley
Venturies
Alst National Bank
F.c.1.c
Harris County Federal Savings and Loan Assa
Thad Felton
Peoples State Bank
FOI
Little Artingston
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