Funeral services for Mrs Leila Isabel McCleskey
Funeral services for Mrs Leila Isabel McCleskey 50 of Baytown will be at 1 am Saturday at the Presbyterian Church in La Vernia Texas Burial will be in Concrete Cemetery LeVernia She died Wednesday at a local hospital Survived by husband Jack R McCleskey a daughter Leila Ann Ewert a son Jack R McCleskey Jr three sisters two brothers and a granddaughter Open House set for 2 3 to pm Sunday at 13 Katherine address Earthman Funeral Home in charge
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Leila McCleskey
Leila Isabel McCleskey
Hawthorne
la Vernia
Tex
McCleskey
Baytown
Jack R. McCleskey
Leila Ann Ewert
South Houston
Jack R. Me
Haden R. Robinson
Katherine
Tombstone
Ariz
Hospital protestover tax rolls for professional building
The Tax Equalization Board chairman and members discuss assessment figures for a hospital. Disputes center on depreciation, book value, and the valuation method with proposed figures ranging from about 1.0 million to 1.1 million dollars, all using 100 percent values and excluding land and a new professional building.
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Pagel
Tax Equalization Board
Truman Cox
Coe
Eugene Hovey
Baytown Police Halt Doctor On Emergency Run
A Baytown physician rushing to deliver a baby was briefly stopped by a Baytown officer who doubted his claim. After the physician verified the emergency, the officer allowed him to proceed with a warning to contact the police station next time.
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Baytown
Purse Left By Mrs Johnson Found For Return
Mrs J Johnson of 23 John Street asks for the return of her purse containing pictures drivers license cards and papers. She offers the finder the $40 inside as a reward and requests return of the items.
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Johnson
John
Highlands Jamboree parade plans and history recap
Jamboree activities include a parade with doats, bicycle brigade, mounted riders ending at North Main and College Street. Highlands merchants offer reduced prices on Jamboree Day. The event is led by Highlands Youth Booster Club under Jimmy Davis with Mrs. Dora Young's Junior Miss Shop providing clothing for display. A brief history notes Rotary Club and Junior Chamber origin, the 1980 charter as Highlands Jamboree and Improvement Club, later revival by Optimist Club, then the Highlands Youth Booster Club for the past two years.
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North Main
College Street
Highlands
Highlands Youth Booster
Jimmy Davis
Jimmy
Dora Young
Tn 16
Rotary Club
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Highlands State Bank
Highlands Jamboree and Improvement Club
Highlands Youth Booster Club
Police discuss privately owned machine guns and officer conduct
Police Chief Bish Mann reported that machine guns are individually owned and not all kept in the department. Assistant Chief Turner noted lack of funds for an arms room. Oak Addition resident Elmer Cartwright called the topic disturbing. Councilman Walker said guns are not new and are not department equipment. A Baytown film shown by a policeman was debated. Lanham said the officer acted as an individual, while Kloesel argued the officer was on duty two hours.
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Bish Mann
R. H
Baytown
Kroesel
Fritz Lanham
Lanham
Kloesel
Wrong Bicycle Missing Schwinns Reported by Corrie
Mrs G J Corrie reports her son rode a girls purple Schwinn to the Olympia Swimming Pool on Saturday and returned on a boys purple Schwinn. She seeks the girls bike and notes someone may want the boys bike. She can be reached at the provided contact.
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G. J. Corrie
Hei Son
Olympia
Kris Love pledges Delta Delta Delta sorority
Kris Love daughter of Mr and Mrs H N Love pledges Delta Delta Delta sorority at LSA She is a 1968 Robert E Lee High School graduate and active in Brigadiers She was runner up in the Houston Model Teen Age Contest last year
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Kris Love
H. N
Love
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
L.S.A
Kris
Robert E. Lee High School
Brigadiers
Houston
Oak Addition Bristles Over Police Outreach and Vandalism
City council hears calls for a Negro officer to improve communication with all residents amid vandalism complaints in Oak Addition. Citizens relay windows shot, white youth groups, and neighborhood fears while officials pledge action and targeted street cleaning amid limited crews and parking constraints.
Noon Stock Quotes Snapshot of Diverse Corporations
A market snapshot lists numerous companies with varied percentages, including Ethyl Corp, Ford, Foremost Dairies, Gen Motors, Gillette, Gulf Oil, Halliburton, Harvey Aluminum, Interlake Steel, Kerr-MMcGee, Magnavox, Marathon Oil, Monsanto, Occidental Petroleum, Pepsi Cola, RCA, Raytheon, Sears, Shell, Texaco, Union Carbide, United Airlines, Upjohn, Westinghouse, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average with a downward trend.
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Ethyl. Corp
Ford
Foremost Dairies
iGen Elec
Gen Motors
Gen Tel
Elec
Gen Tire
Georgia-Pacific
Getty Oi
Gillette
He Gordon’s
Greyhound
Gulf Oi
BOB Ling-Teraco-Vought
McDonnell-Douglas
Magnavox
el Paso
Nat Gas - Marathon Oi
Socony Monsanto
Nat Dairy Nat Dist
Occidental Pet - Penn Central
Pepsi Cola
Phillips Pet Rca
Raytheon
Roan
Schlumberger - Sears
Shell
Sinclair
Sperry-Rand
Stan Cal
Stan Ind
Stan
Ohio
Stauffer Chem
Sun of
Sunray
Syntex
Taft
Technicolor
Tenneco
Texaco
Texas
Bantam League to Organize at Bay Lanes Saturday
Sun Spots reports Bantam League will organize at 10 a.m. Saturday at Bay Lanes. Junior and senior bowlers meet at 1 p.m. Saturday to organize leagues. A damaged car rear window caused by a 2 BB gun at 34 Michigan Tuesday. owner Mrs. Pauline Nichols says damage about 125 dollars. Patrolmen Fields and Turnbull investigated. A tape player and tape stolen from Mike Holland at Sterling High School. value 50 dollars. officer Sabino Montemayor investigating. Baytown city employes will hold an annual party at 4 p.m. Saturday at the community building with service awards for 10, 15, and 20 years. Barbecue served. Arthur R. Messerknoch of Baytown enrolled in a radiological monitoring instructor course at Texas A&M. Baytown Parks and Recreation to host monthly junior high dance 7–10 p.m. Saturday at the teen center. Blue Mist to perform. admission 3 cents.
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Peliet
Michigan
Pauline’ ‘Nichols
W. L. Fields
S._&. Turnbull
Mike Holland
Inter- Jachen
Sterling High
Sabino _ Montemayor
Lnvestigating
Baytown City
Baytown Parks and Recreation Department
Blue Mist
WHS Band Drum Majors Lead to Astrodome Warmup
The WHI marching band under drum major Sharon Arsement and assistant Debbie Krolczyk performs a stage band formation for Buglers Holiday with 25 cornet players. Head twirler Rhonda Sullivan, assists Mary Mears. other twirlers named. Rehearsals were held June and August for the new season with a August Astrodome appearance. Buses depart at 5 p.m. to Tully Field in Spring Branch for the trip.
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Steg High School
Ranger
Ranger Booster Club
Becky Hemphill
Debbie Krolczyk
Sharon Axsement
Rhonda Sullivan
Sharon Arsement
Centerfield
Mary Mears
Donna Brack
Dehlia Conley
Jeannie Edwards
Leslie Foyt
Lucretia Ramey
Lisa Repp
Gleana Smith
Astrodome
Tully Field
Spring Branch
Hospital Notes Admits and Births at Gulf Coast
Admitted to Gulf Coast Mrs. Millie Ruth Gillen Crosby Room 22. New arrivals Mr and Mrs Oscar Perez Wit Cypress son born Sept 10 at Gulf Coast. Mr and Mrs Schoultz 112 W Lobit son born Sept 12 at Gulf Coast.
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Millie Ruth Gillen
Crosby
Oscar Perez
Heart transplant recipient James E Singleton dies in Houston
James Elbert Singleton, 47, of Fort Worth, who underwent his second heart transplant on September 5, died today at Methodist Hospital after a cardiac arrest at 4 30 am. He received the heart of Paul C Mason, a 17 year old Long Beach youth who died in a California motor cycle crash.
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Houston
James Elbert Singleton
Fort Worth
Methodist Hospital
Singleton
Paul C. Mason
Long Beach
Calif
California
Necessity for Religion Lecture at Lee College Auditorium
Neil H. Bowles of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship will discuss the necessity for religion and its practical application in modern life. The free one hour lecture invites all with Sept 15 at 4 00 p m in the Lee College Auditorium.
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Neil H. Bowles
C.S.8
Christian Science Board of
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