Ruth Fullen Services Held
Services for Mrs. Ruth Marie Fullen 56 of Houston were held April 30 at Earthman's North Freeway Chapel. Body lay in state at Metcalf Funeral Home until April 29 with interment at Rosewood Memorial Park. She died April 18 in a Houston hospital. A Ludke Memorial Methodist Church member and Montgomery native.
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Ruth Marie Fullen
Houston
Earthman’s
North Freeway
Metcalf Funeral Home
Rosewood Memorial Park
Houston Hospital
Ludke Memorial Methodist Church
Montgomery, Tex
Bills With Shell 25 Years Honored in Deer Park
J E Bills a Shell Oil insulator in the Engin eering Field was celebrated for 25 years of service at the Deer Park Manufacturing Complex He received a jeweled service emblem and a time piece He lives at 202 Irene St and is survived by husband Isaac Y Fullen Houston daughters Carolyn Lee Henderson Shirley Ruth Fulten Elizabeth Fullen son Marshall Ray Fullen Pasadena brothers Alton Fields McDade A 3 Field Pharr sisters Da Mae Carwile Montgomery Geraldine Harris Deer Park Tishie O'Brien Bastrop Cleo Grimes McDade Leo Harrison San Antonio LaVonne Schulle Austin and three grandchildren
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Isaac Y. Fullen
Houston
Carolyn Lee Henderson
Shirley Ruth Fulten
Elizabeth Fullen
Marshall Ray Fullen
Pasadena
Alton Fields
McDade
A. 3. Field
Pharr
da Mae Carwile
Montgomery
Geraldine Harris
Deer Park
Tishie O’brien
Bastrop
Cleo Grimes
Leo Harrison
San Antonio
LaVonne Schulle
Austin
College Park Students Learn Telephone Basics With Teletrainers
Third year classes at College Park Elementary studied telephone fundamentals over two weeks. They explored how sound travels, the invention, how phones work, and proper use. Students used booklets charts and a film titled We Learn About the Telephone, then operated teletrainers to simulate emergency reactions.
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College Park Elementary School
O'Bryan Jury Selection Opens for Capital Murder Trial
Jury selection begins for the capital murder trial of Ronald Clark O'Bryan at 746 W. Parktown with son Timothy Clark O'Bryan’s death by poisoning on Halloween 1974 cited. Marvin Teague, attorney for O'Bryan, says selection may last two weeks and the trial at least two more, in Judge Frank Price's District Court.
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Ronald Clark O'Bryan
W. Parktown
O’bryan
Timothy Clark O’bryan
Marvin Teague
O'Bryan
Frank Price
Soltex Promotes Fitzgerald and Emge to VP Roles
Maurice P. Fitzgerald is named vice president marketing and Len E. Emge becomes vice president operations at Soltex Polymer Corporation. Announcement by Michel Osterrieth. Soltex, a Solvay subsidiary, is a major HDPE producer relocating headquarters from Newark to Deer Park.
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Maurice P. Fitzgerald
Len E. Emge
Soltex Polymer Corporation
Michel M. Osterrieth
Soltex
United States
Solvay & Cie S.A
Fitzgerald
Celanese Plastics Company
Emge
Deer Park
Texas
Solvay
Randolph Rudisill
James McCullough
Celanese
Solte
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