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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1964
Page
2
Martha Andres of Crosby reports her car window damaged and rear fender dented on Market Street near the YMCA. Police investigate a Thursday 3:22 p.m. incident where three boys allegedly damaged the car, poured a cold drink on the seat and threatened occupants with no serious injuries reported.
Chief Mann warns residents and youths about Halloween vandalism and property damage. Costumes should be visible, dogs tied, porch lights on, and groups over three disbanded. Homeowners urged to secure garbage, park cars in garages, and keep vehicles locked. glycerine may remove soap marks from windshields. Police pledge strict enforcement.
M H Wilkey also known as Uncle Matt Wilkey, longtime Baytown area resident, died Thursday in a Baytown hospital at 82. Survivors include Ada Chesser and Arby Lee Wilkey of Baytown, daughters G H Winstead of Baytown and T A Chamblin of Pasadena, sister Mrs Harry Gibson of San Antonio, six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Native of Austin County, he worked at Humble Oil Baytown Refinery as a pipefitter beginning in 1935, transferred to protection in 1946, retired in 1947, and moved to Moss Hill.
Riv E. Corbell of Longview died Thursday afternoon at 3200 Olive Street Baytown. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Saturday at Welch Funeral Home Longview with ministers Rev Paul Stephen and Rev Dale Mingus officiating. Survived by wife Elsie, son Wayne Corbell of Longview, and five grandchildren. He lived in Tarkington Prairie since 1956 and will have graveside rites at 2:20 p.m. Saturday in Carlisle Texas.
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