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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1966
Page
2
A list of births and admissions appears with names, hometowns, and room numbers from San Jacinto Methodist and Gulf Coast hospitals. Notable entries include newborns to Abrams Raycliff, Seiafe Ridgeway, and Chavers Barnes, plus several patients admitted to rooms 310, 218, 33, 202, 128, 132, 124, 111, and 151.
Baytown campaign notes show Tower courting liberal Democrats for re election while local officials and voters weigh support. Funeral services for Alpha conservative Democrat Elijah Taylor, 78, of Baytown, held at Paul A. Lee Chapel with Rev. Charles Wike officiating. Taylor, retired Humble Pipe Line Co. employee, died Thursday night. He is survived by a large family including wife Arizona and multiple children and grandchildren. Interment at Northwood Cemetery planned with graveside services Saturday.
Cleo Welch 60 of Mont Belvieu died at 12 30 a m Thursday in a Houston hospital. He was a heavy equipment operator and a lifelong Baytown area resident. Survived by wife Sidonie Welch one son L C Welch Sr of Pasadena two daughters Barbara Dunn Crosby and Edna Mae Dunaway Crosby three sisters Georgia Woods Killeen Eva Keyhoe California and Vera Mae Kirk Austin eight grandchildren. Services at 10 a m Saturday Earthman Highland Chapel minister Claude Parker Highlands Church of Christ officiating. Interment White Cemetery.
A compact snapshot lists numerous companies and percent changes including Allis Chalmers, Anaconda, Chrysler, Ford, General Electric, IBM, Pepsi Cola, Texaco, United Airlines, US Steel, and Westinghouse among others. The prices and daily shifts reflect a mid century market summary for investors and brokers.
Ammons continued from page in a contract with Baytown Type swriter Exchange for repair and maintenance of office machines at the college and heard a tentative enrollment report. Hobart W. Enoch, tax assessor collector, reported that tax collections from Sept 3, 1965 to July 31, 1966 totaled $465,260.45, with delinquent collections of $5,113.36. August collections were $788.63 in taxes and $270.62 in penalties and interest.
A jail fight in Baytown led to an added charge of simple assault against Charles L. Reed, 26, of Channelview after he resisted arrest and allegedly attacked a fellow inmate and a deputy sheriff at the Harris County jail. Reed was arrested on drunken public intoxication and resisting an officer.
Ambassador Goldberg pushes peace efforts amid rising Vietnam tensions while the United States expands air war and orders 256 aircraft at 700 million dollars. Johnson governors meet to stabilize economy as Powell rule changes loom. Cosa Nostra arrests and cross border aid refusals headline a volatile political week.
A dense log lists Sept 6-20 morning and afternoon programming across Sun’s Television. It includes Tarzan anthology, Wild Wild West, The Green Hornet, Time Tunnel, Man From UNCLE, Hogan’s Heroes, news blocks, Johnny Carson, outer limits, Raiders of schedule, and Saturday morning child fare like Popeye Captain Kangaroo Mighty Mouse Space Ghosts and Super Brainy cartoon lineups with college football and sports scores later in the day.
EWEA 1350 1387 on your dial presents a daytime lineup with Tom Miller Show Call A Cop and Lifeline segments, then Heaven and Home Hour and Morning Chapel Hour. Music programs include Don Ari Joe Ladd Jeff McClain and Bob Delcourse. Mutual News updates and a Community Bulletin Board air on the half hour.
Ganders prepare to face Texas City Stingarees with a reshuffled defense led by Moore and Ganders offensive backfield featuring Montgomery Cavaretta Fenelon and Burch. The Stingarees bring a seasoned group with 36 returning lettermen and a potent passing attack.
Mr. and Mrs. Royce Roden announce the birth of a daughter, Candice Leigh, born September 22 at Methodist Hospital in Houston. She weighed six pounds. A brother Shirwin, 11, and sister Katrinka, 8, share the family with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Roden of Baytown and Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Clark of Carthage, Missouri.
The Elks Lodge will host a dance on Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. and Sunday. Admission is 3 per couple. Music will be provided by Bob Edward's band. Elks and their guests are invited.
Funeral services for alan Tay and related obituaries are reported with details on survivors including a large list of relatives. Interment is planned at Norwood Cemetery with graveside services. Additional notices cover Cleo Welch in Mont Belvieu and community event Truens Doin's at Cedar Bayou gym with ticket info and local leaders.
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