Poem Snafu Sparks Light Humor At Houston Post
Area outdoors groups and Southwestern Settlement stage a chicken fry for Howard Dodgen and staff at Joe's Lake camp. The event accompanies a reading from Brae burn Valley Gazette mimeo and Fuermann column chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fuermann
The
Houston Post
Braeburn Valley Gazette
Southwestern Settlement
Game and Fish Commission
Howard Dodgen
Joe’s Lake Camp
Hardin Jefferson Orange deer season changes discussed
A public meeting in Kountze hosted by Game and Fish officials outlines proposed changes to deer seasons in Hardin, Jefferson and Orange counties. The plan would trim Hardin and Jefferson seasons by about 15 days, open Orange's season, and retain running deer with dogs in season with no immediate law changes. Local hunting clubs and associations are listed as hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearine
Frounss
Dodgen
Hardin
Jefferson
Orange Counties
Game and Fish Commission
Hardin County
Orange County
Bardinj
Kountze
Southwestern
Sou: Lake Hunting Club
Hardie County Game Preservation Association of
Hardie County Wildlife Association of Silsbee
East Texas Wildlife Conservation Association of Silsbee
Chance Fletcher News Briefs Highlights Local Activities
Baptist encampment trip for Fletcher Emanuel Church girls auxiliary includes Jean Morgan Linda Gay Patillo Nelda Joyce Davis and sponsor Mrs Henry Pickering They return Friday Home Demonstration Club met June 17 at Mrs I M Butler Sr for dessert program Desserts for Dinner led by Mrs Wright and Mrs Fountain Family night planned June 27 at Ariola road park Revival at Loeb United Pentecostal Church started with Rev Billy Ray Stanley and Rev E W Stanley in attendance Readers at United Pentecostal encampments in Lurkin Other local visits and sympathy notices accompany the community roundup
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Emanuel Baptis C
Newton
Jean Morgan
Linda Gay Patillo
Nelda Joyce Davis
Henry Pickering
Fletcher Home Demonstration Club
I. M. Butler Sr
W. \. Wright
R. H. Fountain
Ariola Road Park
Somnize Highway
W. A Wright
W. B. Waters
Nxt
Lewis Frayter
Hinckley
W. M. Sinclair
Tulsa
Okla
Winfred Davis
Victor
Carl Davis
Lois Jeffcoat
Arkansas
Relatves
Steve Pickering
Houston
Larry Alston
Loeb United Pentecostal Church
Billy Ray Stanley
E. W. Stanley
Billy Stanley
Frank Butler
Gary
I. M. Butler
Sue Leatherwood
United Pentecosstal
Lurkin
Friends of Chance
Gilbert Henley Sr
W. O. Bates
Silsbee
Eula Weaver
Mary Davis
Leroy Stevenson
Beaumont
Sidney Davis
Fletcher Emanuel Baptist Wmu
Richard Y Barbo
Baptist Hospital
Paul Nelson
Kirbyville
W. T. Davis
Larry Newton
Gale Buccaneer motors switch to direct dealer sales in 1959
Gale Products division of Outboard Marine announces a shift from wholesale to direct factory-to-dealer distribution for Gale Buccaneer outboard motors starting with the 1959 models. Industry leaders call the move unprecedented and aimed at strengthening the Buccaneer brand in a rapidly expanding marine market. Harold L. Bourdon emphasizes the policy’s scope and dealer advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale Products Division
Outboard Marine Corporation
Gale Products
Gale-Buccaneer Motors
Harold L. Bourdon
Bourdon
Local Farm Supplies and Services Public Notice
Advertises products including an electric fencer roach dust and weed killer. Claims licensed dealers for mower repairs and power motor services. Mentions availability of Dieldrin and heptachlor and a promise to meet customer needs in nearby areas.
MIDSS Newspaper Details and Staff Listing
The notice lists a second class mailing permit date April 10 1919 for mIDSS at Silsbee Texas with post office distribution and weekly publication details. It names editors publishers and staff including R R Burgess Joe Thompson Tommy Read James Johnson Louis Johnson David Read and R L Read along with Jerry Zuber news editor and Leona Whitman Society editor among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silsbee
Texas
Highway 96
Hardin County
R. R. Burgess
Joe Thompson
Tommy Read
James Johnson
Louis Johnson
David Read
R. L. Read
Jerry Zuber
Sunday Services Held For William C Bates
Funeral services for W. O. Bates 56 longtime Silsbee resident were held Sunday at 2 30 p m from Roberts and Pipkin Brulin Mortuary chapel Beaumont Rev R E Bar clay pastor of the First Baptist Church of Silsbee officiated Bates died at 12 40 p m Thursday at Baptist hospital ill since March He was an accountant for Kirby Lumber Corp and a member of the First Baptist church He was a native of Robeline La and had lived here 34 years Survivors include his widow Frances Bates his mother Minnie M Bates of Dallas two brothers B M and McKinley Bates of Dallas and two sisters Mrs Hazel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Bates
Silsbee
Roberts and Pipkin-Brulin Mortuary
Beaumont
R. E. Barclay
First Baptist Church of
Bates
Baptist Hospital
Kirby Lumber Corp
First Baptist Church
Robeline
Frances Bates
Minnie M. Bates
Dallas
B. M
McKinley Bates
Hazel
Notable locals attend service and burial in Beaumont
Bemiss Charleston and Mrs Betty Henley of Silsbee attend funeral with pallbearers C G Mc Clinton F A MecMicken E M Prewitt A L Tucker W J Davis and George Mitchell. Burial follows at Forest Lawn cemetery in Beaumont. Alligator can move six thousand pounds at 28 miles per hour.
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Jerry Zuber
Fuermann
Erschel Hutson
Erschel
Village Creek
Louis
Bee
Robert Sterling
Sabine
Trinity
Paul McClinton
Crawford
Don Hough
Richard Collier
Alvin Ragan
Remington Arms People
Remington Arms Company, Inc
Bridgeport, Conn
del Haven
Okra & Tomatoes
Old Tex Weiners
Hormel Dairy
Aerowax
Seaport Coffee
Dehart
Kounize Hiway
Mary
Silsbee Swimming Pool
P. S
Fat Freddie
Chance - Fletcher
Mrs. Sidney Davis
E. Pickering
Boy Scouts of
Chanceeb
Burks
Otis H. Bean Nave
Kountze and
Silshee Circle
Briggs-Stratton, Lauson, Clinton and
Power Products Motors
Orange St
Mariposa Viaduct
Associatio
William C. Bates
Silsbee Bee
Yvonne
Mara
Doren
Hal Wallis
Covari Caroines
RRO
Herbert Bakerm
Michael Vincente
Cara
Alan Montevecch
Ewart
Pines
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!