New Arrivals and Admissions at Gulf Coast Hospital
A list of new arrivals and admissions at Gulf Coast and San Jacinto Methodist notes patients, room assignments, and several newborns. Names include Mrs. Orvall Hicks, Sharon and William Parnell, James Irons, Mary Griffis, Ida Hance, Doris Balderach, Grace Patterson, Lou Koonce, and others, with room numbers and addresses. Birth announcements cover J R Bravenec, Hulton Lavis Cormier, Estaban Garciz, Joseph Singleton, Fred Cane, John Sivek, and Walter Zogjin, detailing their homes and birth dates.
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Orvall Hicks
Cleveland
Sharon
Wiliam Parnell
James Irons
E. Hunni
Aix
Willcutt
Miang Lee Parnell Sr
Highlands
iRoom
Timoth Ss
Bobby Horn
EL Gulf
hRoom
Richard Marshall
Gakland
Mable Goodman
Mary Griffis
Adous
Ida Hance
Bowie
Reon
Doris Balderach
Alabama
Grace Patterson
Sage
Lou Koonce
Beaul Jmont
J. R. Bravenec
la Ports
Gulf Coast
Hulton Lavis
Cormier
Schilling
Gulf Costs
Estaban Garciz
W. Humble
Joseph Singleston
Perry
Fred Cane
Deris
John Sivek
Birdwar
San Jacinto
Dayton Resident Dies at 43 in Houston
Ivin Douglas Butcher Sr. 43, lifelong Dayton resident, died Thursday in Houston. A retired U S Marine from World War I era, he was general superintendent of A T Vogel Construction Co. Services set for 10 a.m. Saturday at First Baptist Church Dayton with Rev. R C Hammock Jr. officiating. Interment in Layney Cemetery. Survivors: wife Betty, mother Violet, son Doug Jr., daughter Diane, brothers Arthur George Gail, sisters Lucille Bardwell Eddie Carr. Pallbearers: W A Moreau Lester Ray Wisegerber A M Vogel Joe Grades M G Pollack Tom White J R Vogel J W Roberts Chester Tyler Jessie Newman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivin Douglas Butcher Sr
Arcadia
Dayton
Houston
Cedar Baron
A. AT. Vogel Construction Co
First Baptist Church
R. C. Hammock Jr
Llaney Cemetery
Betty Butcher
Violet Butcher
Doug Butcher Jr
Diane Hutcher
Arthur
George
Gail Butcher
Lucille Bardwell
Eddie Carr
Wite
W. A. Moreau
Lester Ray Wisegerber
A. M. Vogel
Joe Grades
MM. G. Pollack
Tom White
J R. Vogel
J. W. Roberts
Chester Teyler
Jessie Newman
Police To Return Car Theft Suspect Here
Baytown detectives travel to Lake Charles to question a man in a truck theft case dating back about three weeks. The vehicle, stolen in Baytown, was found abandoned in West Columbia. The suspect, arrested in Lake Charles by the FBI, faces ten counts of state theft under the Dyer Act for transporting stolen cars across state lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Lake Charles
Billy, Guartz
James Taylor
Iasterns
West Columbia
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Dyer
Ganders Poised For Rubber Game With La Marque
The Ganders prepare for a key district clash vs La Marque with a balanced offense led by Stor ms Meadows and a versatile QB group. La Marque counters with 215-pound tailback Kent Bransteller and a stout interior line. The series stands 1-1 in recent meetings as both teams chase a higher district standing and Bra zosport prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Marque
Lucas
Meadows
Ganders
Houston Lee
Johnny Mayes
Tiger
Kent Bransteller
Ray Fontenot
Dennis Howell
Port Arthur
Greg Latimer
Don Sharp
Jim Segars
Ricky Russells
Ricky Burch
Gander
Gingles
Billy Wooster
Tommy McLemore
Mike Messick
Hubert'Boyd
Charles Strauss
Eddie Kenney
Victor
Jamies Holloman
Benford Daniels
Ricky Bureh
Doug Wagner
John Cavaretta
Pete Sultis
Jimmy Savell
Norman Montgomery
Justin Kollmeyer
Mark Moore
Scott Barringer
Rocky Zierlein
Baytown Sun
Rodney Craig
Mid‘ale
Karl Cooper
Larry Lee
Burch
Ging Salinas
Rick Hazlewood
Tigers
Tosport
George Crow
Brazosport
Fighting Ganders
Gene Sharp
Training Over PVT Stephen Tenerason Completes Infantry Course
Training over PVT Stephen E Tenerason son of Mr and Mrs Cor Thompson 420 Neal has completed eight weeks of advanced infantry training at Fort Jackson S C His wife Helen lives in Pasadena.
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Stephen E. Tenerason
Cor
Thompson
Neal
Fort Jackson
5.C
Helen
Pasadena
Harvey Campbell Named Manager at CV Sinclair Plant
Harvey A. Campbell named manager of Lyondell Blant of Sinclair Petrochemicals near Channelview. He replaces Homer C. Wilson who resigned. Campbell, a Tyler native and 1952 UT chemical engineering graduate, joined the plant in 1957 and has led Technical and Operations roles. Other new assignments include Jack J. Cinque as manager of operations and John T. Sheron as manager of technical.
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Harvey A. Campbell
Lyondell Blant
Sinclaiir Petrochemicals, Inc
Channelview
Homer C. Wilson
Tyler
Campbell
University of Texas
Lyondell Plant
Jack J. Cinque
John T. Sheron
Sterling Band to Put 100 Marchers In Halftime Show
The Sterling High School Band will field exactly 100 marchers for a Friday night halftime at Memorial Stadium. They open with two fanfares from The Sound of Music, march in two broad fronts across the field, then move to midfield for a Battle Hymn of the Republic sequence. The program includes Step by Step and finishes with Tijuana Taxi and Swinging on Parade before exiting with a traditional bow.
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Sterling High School
Memorial Stadium
Hyman
the Republic
Rills
Sterling Hand
Tijuana
Baytown Man's Brother Is Dead
R L Hooks 56 brother of V B Hooks of Baytown died Thursday at his Houston home after a long illness. Survivors include wife Alene of Houston a daughter Mrs Bobbie Lambright of Highlands two grandsons Del Ray and David Lambright of Highlands two brothers W B E Hooks of Baytown and R D Hooks of Houston two sisters Mrs G L Jones of Longview and Miss Olean Hooks of Anniston Ala He was a member of Cade Rothwell Lodge AFEAM of Houston Funeral services set for 2 pm Saturday at Park Temple Church Irvington Houston with graveside rites by the Masonic Ridge Jack Carswell Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Hooks
V. B. Hooks
Baytown
Houston
Alene
Bobbie Lambright
Highlands
del Ray
David Lambright
W_ BE
R. D
G. L. Jones
Cade,Rothwell Lodge Afeam
Park ‘Temple Church
Irvington inHouston
Masonic Ridge
Jack Carswell
Clean Up Continued From Pare 1 In Baytown
A fragment notes a discussion on community block programs aiming to reach more than 400 000 people with self help. It suggests Baytown, a city of substantial size, could more easily initiate such programs than larger cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tphiz
Baytown
Navy Fireman Apprentice Joins Silver Skate Exercise
Navy fire man apprentice John W. Andress II participates in the Silver Skate anti submarine warfare drill in the South China Sea. The five day exercise aims to boost Seventh Fleet unit defense tactics and readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Andress II
South China Sea
Instructors Represent College At Two Meetings
Two Lee College instructors attended events in Austin and Wimberly related to data processing and VOE programs. Latimer and Allen Bailey joined workshops with speakers from colleges, universities, high schools, and businesses to shape data processing education for vocational prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee College
Austin
Wimberry
Is Latimer
Son of Business Administration
Allen Bailey
Latimer
Coleres
A. Browning
Texas
State Department of Education
John Gueraple
Henry Chitsey
Davia Norton
Coordinating Board
Texas College and University System
Texas University
Wimberly
Everett Fuller
Jimmy Styles
Tarrant County Junior College
Joe Lee Joins Staff At First National Bank
Joseph Charles Lee is one of the newest employees at First National Bank. He has been assigned to the credit department as an employee trainee. Joe and his wife Carolyn live at 1407 N. Jones. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Z. Lee of 402 West James. He is a Robert E. Lee graduate and graduated from Lee College in 194. He received his BBA in Finance from Texas A&M in August of this year.
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Joseph Charles Lee
First National Bank
Credit Department
Joe
Carolyn
N. Jones
Carl Z. Lee
West James
Robert E. Lee
Lee College
Texas A&m
Panel backs county workers pension law in Texas
Harris County tax assessor-collector Carl S. Smith chairs a committee formed by the Texas Federation of District, County and Precinct Officials to push support for constitutional Amendment No. 5. The measure would create an adequate pension system for county employees and officers to be voted on the November general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Carl S. Smith
Harris County
Texas Federation of
Chemical Technology To Be Taught At Lee College
Lee College will offer a new chemical technology program approved by the Texas Education Agency. The curriculum covers general chemistry unit operations and volumetric analysis, with an Applied Arts Diploma pathway totaling 36 hours in English math electronics history government and physical education. The unit operations course starts January and the program expands to include volumetric analysis in the first year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee College
Texas Education Agency
C J. Collum
Collum
Inez Moves North as Rescue Continues in Caribbean
The hurricane Inez weakens as forecasts suggest a track toward the north and northeast away from the U.S. mainland. In Guadeloupe 32 bodies recovered and hundreds are injured. hospitals lack power after wind damage. About 35,609 people are left homeless.
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Inez
Dannl
U.S
Dunn
Guadeloupe
Brea
Mishap continues on Texas Avenue intersection
The report describes a mishap at the Texas Avenue and Monterrey intersection near a vacant lot with high weeds. Services are set for Guadalupe Catholic Church with burial at Hill of Rest Cemetery. Surviving family includes five brothers Lupe Gilbert Joe Renaldo and Robert all of Baytown and three sisters Linda Helen and Virginia also of Baytown plus grandmother Mrs. Sarah Castillo of Chicago. The note adds a fact about a steer’s weight.
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Texas Avenue
Monterrey
Booth
Turner
Guadalupe Catholic Church
Paul A. Lee
Hill of Rest Cemetery
Lupe
Gilbert
Joe
Renaldo
Robert
Baytown
Linda
Helen
Virginia
Sarah Castillo
Chicago
iRites Set For Former Resident Of Baytown
George Berry 61 of Buchanan Dam will have funeral services at 2 p.m. Sunday at Clements Funeral Home Burnet Texas. Berry a long time Baytown resident retired from Humble Co now living in Buchanan Dam. He is survived by his wife Ellen Berry two sons Robert Berry Parkersburg WV and Jack Berry Salt Lake City Utah one daughter Mrs Roselie Richards and nine grandchildren.
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Beytonians
George Berry
Buchanan Dam
Clements
Burnet
Tex Berry
Baytown
Humble Co
Ellen Berry
Robert Berry
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Jack Berry
Salt Lake City
Utah
Roselie Richards
Astronauts Chosen for Second Apollo Mission
NASA announces the selection of a veteran flyer and two newcomers for the second Apollo mission. Capt Walter Schirra, Walter Cunningham, and Donn Eisele will train for up to 14 to 26 days in Earth orbit as NASA readies two missions to test the Apollo vehicle for a future lunar landing by 1969. Backup crew includes Frank Borman, Thomas Stafford, and Michael Collins. Schirra, veteran of Mercury and Gemini flights, is the oldest astronaut at 46. Cunningham and Eisele, both named, hold advanced degrees and family ties. Eisele has a Naval Academy background and a master’s in aerospace, Cunningham a UC physics master’s with a near-doctorate.
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Navy
Walter M
Sehirra Jc
Air Force
Donn Flele
Walter Cunningham
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Schirra
Cunningham
Eisele
Frank Borman
Thomas P. Stafford
Michael Collins
Stafford
Hackensack
Schirra Ia
Josephine Fraser
Seattle
Wash
Eilsele
Columbus
Ohio
U.S. Naval Academy
Air Force Institute of Technology
Harriet Hamilton
Gnadenhuizen
Space Corps
Special Weapons Center
Kirtland Air Force Base
Albuquerque
University of California
Creston
Iowa
Lo Ella Irby
Norwalk
Calif
REL Band and Brigadiers Prepare Halftime Show
The REL Band at La Marque stadium will perform a 6 to 1 1 stride routine and debut The Conquest march with kaleidoscope formations. They will feature songs like Taste of Honey and Walk on the Wild Side and spotlight senior performers. The Brigadiers, directed by Joe Harener and Pat Bobbitt, will present a block drill program ending with a sideline exit, with 128 marchers plus officers and prospect officers named Entice Scartler and Jana Mary McClintock.
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la Marque Stadium
Robert E. Lee
REL
la Marque
Militam
Greck
K. L. King
AEL
Charles Hill
Raymond Tompkins
Gary Wooten
Tom Harris
Raymond
Gary
Iffairs
Joe Harener
Pat Bobbitt
Binge Tn
Rites Set for Longtime Hockaday Head Miss Grow Dies
Funeral services planned for Miss Marguerite B Grow 76 longtime head of Hockaday School for Girls Latin Department after brief illness Born in Llano she taught in Cooke Young and Beaulmont counties and at Beaumont High School before joining Hockaday in 1920 Survived by four nieces
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Dallas
Tex
Hockaday School For
Marguerite B. Grow
Two More Texans Die In Viet Nam Action
Washington AP reports two Texans died in Viet Nam. Marine Pfc. Benny E. Wimberly, son of Belva J. Hart of Burnet, killed in action. Army SP4 James W. Rowlett, son of Willem A. and Mrs. Rowlett of Shamrock, died not from hostile action.
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Washington
Defense Department
Viet Nam
Benny E. Wimberly
Belva J. Hart
North Rhomberg
Burnet
Army Sp
James W. Rowlett
Willem A. Rowlett
West Ind Street
Shamrock
Noon Stock Notes From Major Companies
A compact list of noon stock notes highlights moves among Allis Chalmers, Am Tel Tel, Dow Chemical, Ford, General Electric, General Motors, RCA, Texaco, Westinghouse and others. The report shows active quotes, percentage shifts, and notable tickers across industries including chemicals, autos, oil, utilities, and electronics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis
Chalmers
Brian’s
Tel & Tel
AYMCO
Ecas Asa
Ashland Oi
Bendix
Beth Steel
Chrysler
Columbia Gas
Delta Air
Diamond Aik
Douglas Aircraft
Dresser Ind DuPont
el Paso Nat Gas
Ethyl Corp
Ford
Foremost Dairies
Elec
Tire
Georgia
Pacific
Gillette
Gordon's Jewelry
Greyhound Pissesaves Dh
Gulf States
Halliburton
Hoffman Electric Lep
Interlake Steel
Cenee Eee Jones & Laugh
Kerr - McGee
TTL
Ling - Temeo-Vought
Magnavox Atte Scene
Renee Ste Marathon
Monsanto
Nat Dairy
Nat Dist
New York Central Penn RR
Pepsi Cola
Phillips Pet
RCA
Raytheon
Schlumberger
Sears
Shell
Sinclair Socony
Sperry - Rand
Stan Cal
Stan
Stan Ohio Stauffer Chem Sun Gill
Sunray - Syntex
Technicolor Tenn Gas Texaco
Texas
Texas Gulf Sur
Tidewater
Union Carbide
Union Oil of Cal
United Air Lines Upjohn Drug
USS Steel
Western Equi Westinghouse Xerox Oe
Baytonian Hurt In Auto Mishap
Mrs. B B Ashby of 4994 5 Andrews sustained bumps and bruises in a two car collision at 10 15 am Thursday at the Bayway Drive Baker Road intersection. She was taken to San Jacinto Hospital and released later. Hale of Deer Park struck her car from behind as she attempted to turn onto Baker Road. No other injuries reported. Hale cited for improper turns and failure to maintain distance.
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B. B. Ashby
Andrews
Bayway Drive
Baker Road
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Euzanern Taylor Newman Wes
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Metro
Decker
Elvis Presley
Kid Galahad
Peee
OH the Screen
BNI
Kennedy Belf Bollars
Kennedy
Coat Ariesen
James Garner
SRD
Tammy and the Doctor
James
Fecrnie Eae 1Teo
Che Baytemn Sun
Harvey Campbell
Sinclair
Jeffie Halsted
West Gulf
Joe Lee
First National
iRites
Epee
Larn Air Force
Virgil L Grissom
Edward H. White II
Roger ‘5. Chaffee
REL Band
Brigadiers
Scartler
Jana Mary McClintock
Mormon Tabernacle Choir
General Conference
Channel 11
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc
Baytonian
Thad Felton
American Legion Hall
Crosby
Crosby Post
Randy
Rockets
Motorola
B.F. Goodrich
Texas Ave
Baytown, Texas
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