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Deer Park Progress

Location

Deer Park, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1973

Page

2

Missing Deer Park woman reported to police

Deer Park authorities report Mrs. Jesse Fay Webb missing since early Thursday. Described 5 ft 3 in, 145 pounds. Husband notified police at 6 am after returning from work. Contact Deer Park Police with information. confidentiality assured.

Jesse Fay Webb Deer Park Davis Insurance Agency Deer Park Chamber of Commerce Luella Jesse Campbell Hope Kilpatrick al Davis Farmers Insurance Group Wayne Slovacek Bill Black Wayne Blanks Homer Jobe Tony Bommarito Marion Records Frances Weiss Chamber Clyde Abshier Emma Smith Davis Sue Masterson Bob Tavel

National Employ the Handicapped Week Observed by Deer Park Library

Deer Park Public Library marks National Employ the Handicapped Week from October 7 to 13, 1973, with a talking book machine and audio recordings on display and a lending program for legally blind patrons via the Library of Congress. The library offers large print editions, phonograph records, art prints, arts and crafts books, and a bibliography on coping with handicaps and biographical stories of famous disabled individuals.

Deer Park Public Library Alyn Benton Library of Congress

Polling Places for School Board and Mass Transit Votes

Polling sites listed for School Board and Mass Transit elections across several precincts. Locations include W a Carpenter Elementary and Deer Park facilities among others, with precinct mapping and notes on where voters should cast ballots, supplemented by a Houston city official.

W. A. Carpenter Deer Park Deepwater Lynchburg X Street Carpenter A. Carpenter Deer Park Civic Center Golden Acres Holley McMasters Bennett Pasadena Glenmore Jensen Tulip San Jacinto College Spencer Highway Highlands Wallisville Road Luella City of Houston Bill Olson

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