Geaslin Rites Held in Baytown Funeral Service
Jasper Reynold Geaslin 64 of Baytown died January 27 in Pueblo Colorado. Services were held January 30 at Paul A. Lee Chapel with Masons pallbearers and Forest Park Lawndale Cemetery in Houston the burial site. Survived by wife Fannie Geaslin two sons and their wives plus several grandchildren. siblings and nieces and nephews.
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Paul A. Lee
Jasper Reynold Geaslin
Mapleton Street
Baytown
Geaslin
Puebo
Colo
Jewel McClure
Saint Mark's United Methodist Church
Fannie A. Geaslin
David
Vivian Geselin
Deer
Todie
Jinda Geaslin
James David
Karen Renee Geaslin
Deer Park
Tina Kay Geaslin
Hugh M. Rooks
Waco
Goldman H. Geaslin
San Diego
W. K. Geaslin
Houston
A.M. Geaslin
Texas City
Todd Geaslin
Tom I. Geaslin
J. Paul Horton
Cold Springs
J. R. Prewitt
J. S. Carter
R. M. Smith
J. R. Venable
D. P. Garth
H. H. Dorris
Mayor Welch’s Fifth Term Highlighted by City Profile and Dinner
A Houston mayoral feature celebrates Louie Welch born 1918 in Lockney and serving as mayor since 1963. It notes his fifth consecutive term begun in January 1972, his leadership roles in regional groups, and his move from mayor to president of the Houston Chamber of Commerce. The piece also covers a fundraising dinner with tickets at 6.50 and a noon Feb 5 deadline, plus December 1971 reelection and prior public service and education details.
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Ollie Miles
Chamber
Lockney
Welch
Idla Faye Cure
Texas Municipal League
Texas Association of Mayors and Councilmen
Harris County
Councilmen
Houston
Louie Welch Company, Inc
Real Estate and Investments
Houston Real Estate Board
Texas Real Estate Board
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Houston Chamber of Commerce
Dodson to lead First Baptist Church and Mexico missions
The Dodsons will be pastor at First Baptist Church starting Feb 4, marking his ministry debut, his birthday, and his ordination 20th anniversary. He previously directed Baptist missions in Guanajuato and Queretaro, Mexico City and six surrounding states, overseeing 15 new churches, 35 mission points, and a Bible Institute. The family of five will reside at 918 Martha with three children, Glenn Paul, Billy Maurice, and Philip Marvin. A church reception will follow the Sunday services at Deer Park Junior High cafeteria_open to the public.
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Guanajanato
Queretaro
Mexico
Mexico City
Baptist Seminary
Torreon
Organization of
Southerm
Brazil
Dodsons
Martha
First Baptist Church
Dodson
Will
Harris County Two Year Colleges Committee Meeting Invited
Representative Ed R. Waters of Deer Park invites the public to a Harris County Committee on Two Year Colleges meeting. It will be held Saturday February 3 at 9 a.m. in the Blue Room of the Student Center at San Jacinto College Pasadena. All interested persons are urged to attend.
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Ed R. Wateson
Deer Park
Harris County Committee
San Jacinto College
Pasadena
City Work to Require Five Percent Park Land Power
Planning Commission backs an ordinance forcing developers of subdivisions to provide five percent of land or its value for neighborhood parks. Councilman Jimmy Burke urges immediate action, citing various court rulings on municipal parkland acquisition and warning that delays will leave the city behind as growth increases. He favors park sites prece ding plat approval and selecting the land, noting other cities require ten percent.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
Jimmy Burke
Parks Committee
Parkland in lieu of land debated for Deer Park housing
The Deer Park council discussed using money instead of land for neighborhood parks tied to subdivisions. Some officials backed a Texas Municipal League favored approach, arguing it would standardize costs to buyers and avoid unfair negotiations, while others warned it could raise housing costs and questioned land reversion to developers if parks are not built within two years.
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Texas Municipal League
P& Z
Staton
Dow Park
Texas
Walter Hall
Deer Park
Shell safety plan framed in labor talks with OCAW
Shell Oil describes its health and safety program at Houston Refinery and Chemical Plant, noting two top safety records and inplant safety staff. It argues against OCAW proposals to hand safety decisions to committees or third parties, insisting management retains responsibility and that manpower and capital choices stay with the company. Roy Barnes of Local 4361 provides union perspective.
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OCAW
Shell Oil Company
Shell
Houston
Nive
Roy Barnes
Barnes
Union says health safety issues must be settled before talks
In ongoing negotiations, union official Barnes reports no change after Friday morning talks with Shell and a federal mediator. He cites the overriding Health and Safety issue and pension as key, with a plan for a top level joint committee to audit Shell’s books within six months to a year, ensuring company compliance before wage and retirement talks.
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Shell
Barnes
Shel
Profile of Lucille Mitchell and family in Deer Park church work
Lucille Mitchell heads a multi department team with about 25 workers in Deer Park, having spent six years with two year olds before promotion. She coordinates supplies, support needs and census work for new residents. Her husband helps as a homemaker and she also cashier shifts at Monument Restaurant. Norma Blakley, oldest Mitchell child, lives with husband James in Pasadena and has three kids Keith Kathy and Jennie. Bonnie works at Western Electric while Terry manages Monument Restaurant. Danny studies at high school and leads varsity basketball, Gary is an eighth grader who plays piano and organ by ear. The Mitchells relocated from Vinton Louisiana. Lawrence works as a civil service foreman at Ellington AFB.
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Lawrence
Lucille
Deer Park
BSU
Baptist Student Union
San Jacinto
Monument
Norma Blakley
Mitchell
James
Pasadena
Keith
Kathy
Jennie
Bonnie
Western Electric
Terry
Monument/Restaurant
Danny
Gary
Mitchells
Vinton
Ellington Air Force Base
Council votes on park land ordinance and zoning changes
Burke supports limited park land development as a future purchase option while a majority backs an ordinance spanning two budget periods. Planning and Zoning requests a joint public hearing on Ryan Mortgage land-use issue, with council sending the matter back for board review amid debate on authority and amendments.
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Burke
Bob
Parks and Recreation
James Cook
Stanley Young
Bill Black
Hall
Staton
McDonald
Ed Lehr
Planning and Zoning
Planning and Zoning Commission
Ryan Mortgage Company
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Rogress Welch
Abilene Christians College
Garden Oaks Church of Christ
Tim Vaughn
Nacogdoches
Gary Smith
American Heart Association
Northwest Mall
Prairie View School of Nursing
Jim Young
Henry E. Young
Fleet Lane
Kulf Radio
Jim
Kora AM
Bryan
Federal Employees Credit Union
Culling
Wayne Blanks
Deer Park Bank
Ralph Sparks
Sparky
Bob Tavel
Sergeant Development and Realty
Charles Garrison
Deer Park Independent School District
Glenn Tolar
Tolar Auto Supply
Sam Duree
International Seamen’s Center
Glenn Paul
Billy Maurice
Philip Marvin
Bay Plaza Ii
Alaska
Baja
Vintner Bros
Warner Communications Company
Hell
PGE Twentieth Century
Rox
Jaycees
Bill McDonald
Paul Strong
Larry Power
Elsie Moore News
Dottie McFerrin Society
J. R. Curren
Kyle
Nonnie
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Ember
Strong
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Young
H. W. Warren
South Pasadena Plaza
Leon Wolters
Charles Waller
Bill Massey
Reginald Knowles
Buster Ballard
Hillshire
Wakeshire
Estate
Luella
SAIS
E. Mai
Zeisig’s Seafoods
la Porterans Point
Sra &P M. Ey Joes
San Jacinto Battleground
Ricardo
S. Shaver
Frazier - Conroe
Roy Ybarra
Bud Hill
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