Wiedeman marks 30 years at Rohm and Haas Bristol plant
Joseph Baro Lak announces Lewis S Wiedeman completed three decades with Rohm and Haas. Wiedeman began at the Bristol Pennsylvania plant in 1941, later moved to the Houston plant in 1956, and helped establish the Synthesis Department startup in 1957. He and his wife Merle live in Baytown with two children and two stepchildren.
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Joseph Barolak
Lewis S. Wiedeman
Rohm and Haas Company
Wiedeman
Synthesis
Bristol, Pa
Houston
Merle
First Christian Church
Baytown
Deer Park Library Receives 5000 LSCA Title I Grant
Deer Park Public Library was awarded a 5000 dollar Library Services and Construction Act Title I grant for the current fiscal year. Among about 400 Texas libraries, 158 met local support standards to qualify. The Texas State Library announced the awards led by Houston Public Library at 129500 dollars, with Deer Park marking its largest Title I grant to date. The funds may buy books microfilm periodicals maps globes films recordings and handicapped materials. Larger libraries will aid smaller ones via interlibrary loan and reference services through the Texas State Library Communication Network.
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Deer Park Public Library
Texas
Dorman H. Winfrey
Texas State Library
Houston Public Library
Deer Park
Services Held Tuesday For Jimmie Daniel
Final rites were held for Jimmie Ed ward Daniel 56 of 2417 Kingsdale Deer Park at Harper Talasek Funeral Chapel Killeen. He died Saturday Jan 1 in a Pasadena Hospital after eight months as a Deer Park resident. He previously lived in Fresno California where he belonged to the Baptist Church and LVFW Local 100 Survivors include his wife Natalea Daniel and his mother Mary Daniel Burial was in Killeen City Cemetery under Colonial Funeral Home Pasadena Control.
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Jimmie Edward Daniel
Kingsdale
Deer Park
Harper-Talasek
Killeen
Daniel
Pasadena
Fresno
Calif
The
Baptist Church
Lv.f.w
Natalea
Lonnie) Daniel
Mary Daniel
Killeen City Cemetery
Colonial Funeral Home of
Concerned Citizens Plan Petition for Referendum on Luella Street
The Concerned Citizens Committee met to push a 20 percent voter petition to force a referendum after City Council rejected a ballot measure on opening Luella Street between Eighth Avenue and State Highway 225. They aim for 944 valid signatures with full registration details and in-person signing. Dr James Furrh to hire Stanley Bascom as legal counsel.
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Richard Kowalik
Arbor
Council
Luella
Arbor Drive
Jessie Meza
College Park
Bill Zachary
Estate
Ed Schroeder
Don Murphy
Alice
Black
Eli Hudson
E. Dartmouth
Gene Pike
William DeWitt
Dartmouth
JoAnne Burke
Alyse
Deer Park
John Vann
Princeton
Committee of Concerned Citizens
James B. Furrh
Leon Mabini
Tion
Hall
Cook
Planning and Zoning Commission
SH 225
Spencer Highway
City Hall
Luella Street
Eighth Avenue
James Furrh
Stanley Bascomb
Jefc Center
Vann
League of Women Voters Meeting In Deer Park
Women from Deer Park La Porte and nearby areas are invited to the League of Women Voters meeting on Thursday January 6 at 7 30 p m in Deer Park Civic Center Room One. The nonpartisan group invites members to study and act on current issues.
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Deer Park
la Porte
League of Women Voters
Deer Park Civic Center
Frances Robb
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Gordon Robb
Bob Holder
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W. C. Burgess
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Mabin
Barbara Morrison
Helen
Floyd Battarbee
Fanny Williams
Temperance Lane
W. J. French
Norwood
Hub Carroll
Elbridge
Center
John W. Dietrich
Deer
Robert E. Hall
J. G. Gann
Deer Avenue
W. T. Lester
Luela
Staton
Chmylak
Public Library
San Jacinto Battleground
Port Theater
Colonial Os Eel Us
General Film Corp
Brute Corps
Paul Carr
Joseph Kaufmann
Alex Rocco
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Gox
Dam
Jimmie Daniel
WwWomen’s League
Western Auto
802 Center
Houston International
Rhodes Kids
National TV
Disneyland
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Franciscan
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Belleire West
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