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Silsbee Bee

Location

Silsbee, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1965

Page

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Prowler Reported in Woodlea and West Side Areas

Police Chief Grady Tarver reports a prowler seen outside Jim Conner’s Elm Street home in Woodlea last Saturday night. The suspect, about five eight, dark complexion and average build, fled in an old model car. No trace of the vehicle was found. A similar sighting occurred Sunday night at Mrs. C. S. Sherrell’s Roosevelt Drive residence.

Jim Conner Elm Street Woodlea Conner Tarver Highway 92

Jesse Knighten Seeks State Representative Seat

Jesse Knighten of Silsbee announces his candidacy for state representative covering Hardin Tyler Jasper and Newton counties. A 48 year old Democrat and former public servant with naval air and Texas Department of Public Safety service, Knighten pledges full time commitment if elected.

Harldin Tyler Jasper Newton Jesse Knighten Silsbee Knighten Land East Texas Hardin U. S.naval Airforce Texas Department of Public Safety Gladys McInnis Knighten Rod McInnis Tyler County Rhonda Silsbee High School Jesse Texas Public Employees Association Britton Drive Silshee

Floyd Treadway Convicted of Rape in Hardin County

Floyd Allen Treadway, 18, of Chance Loeb, found guilty in 88th District Court at Kountze of raping a 12 year old girl. Jury recommended seven years in the state penitentiary. Judge H A Coe had not yet imposed sentence. Prosecution by Dist Atty R A Richardson and County Atty Dwayne Overstreet. defense by Gene Barrington. The crime prompted a county manhunt after the Aug 24 incident on Cooks Lake Road.

Floyd Allen Treadway Chance Loeb Kountze H. A. Coe Joe B. Gossett Silsbee Treadway Gene Barrington Dist Atty R. A. Richardson Dwayne Hardin County Sheriff’s Department Chance- Loeb

Hardin County Approves 573 Million Tax Roll

Hardin County Commissioners Court approved a tax roll with an assessed value of 57,583,503, down about 1 million from last year. The tax rate set is 1.26 per 100 valuation, with 56 cents for interest and sinking and 70 cents for operating funds. Road district rates: Dist 5 27 cents, Dist 3A 38 cents, Dist Batson Saratoga 35 cents. Dist 5 rate is seven cents lower than last year.

Hardin County Hardin County Commissioners Court Fletcher Richardson Willie Bean Richardson Silsbee Caney Head Area Chance-Loeb Kovantze Village Mills Honey Island Batson Saratoga

Local Families Welcome New Daughters and Son

Hello World Mr and Mrs Jacob Edgar Crouch of Silsbee welcome a daughter born November 17 at St Elizabeth Hospital Beaumont. Wayne Scott born November 15 at Hardin Memorial Hospital Kountze to Mr and Mrs B J Langley of Silsbee. Mr and Mrs W H Pickett of Evadale become parents to daughter Nancy Lynnette born November 21.

Jacob Edgar Crouch Silsbee St. Elizabeth Hospital Beaumont Hardin Memorial Hospital Kountze Wayne Scott B. J. Langley W. H. Pickett Evadale Nancy Lynnette

Commissioners Buy Right-Of-Way At Monday Session

Hardin County Commissioners Court ordered condemnation proceedings against twelve property owners for two highway projects. Purchases were made along Farm Road 2937 near Caney Head and U S 96 bypass east of Silsbee plus Highway 326 in Kountze, with payments to named estates individuals and firms including Kirkendall Arnold Lang Gore and Overstreet.

Hardin County A. D. Kirkendall Tommy Shelton Lonzo Morgan Carlos Kirkendall R. M. Overstreet U. S. 96 Village Mills J. C. Reeves John D. Allen Silsbee Willie Bean Kountze

Rabid Dog Bites Three Children Near Silsbee

Police report a rabid dog found ten days ago near Silsbee owned by Dick Jenkins bit three children who are being treated by local doctors. Tarver urged area animal owners to watch for signs of rabies and keep pets confined for several days.

Tarver Dick Jenkins Silsbee Highway 92 Jenkins

Williams Family Visiting in Conroe and Willis

Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Williams and family visited Sunday in Conroe at Mrs. Thelma Harris's home and in Willis at Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Harris's home with their families present.

T. J. Williams Conroe Thelma Harris Willis W. M. Harris

Garbage trucks run as usual on Thursday

City Hall says regular garbage truck routes will operate as normal Thursday while other city departments close for the Thanksgiving holiday.

Victor Man Shot in Sunday Hunting Incident Near Ariola

Stephen L. Stewart of Victor was wounded in the right thigh by a slug from a .44 magnum during a Sunday morning hunting on a pipeline near the Ariola oil field. He is in St. Elizabeth Hospital, Beaumont, in good condition. The shooter, Rocky Winfield Cating of Beaumont, reportedly fired at what he thought was a deer, with two shots total. Accompanying men Jackie Pitts and Wendel Phelps assisted. no charges filed as of Wednesday.

Stephen L. Stewart Victor Ariola St. Elizabeth Hospital Beaumont Stewart Keith Strip Ariota Billy Paine Blume System Rocky Winfield Cating Jackie Pitts Wendel Phelps Sour Lake Cating Phelps Paine

Council Hears School Annexation Request

Silsbee City Council heard a request from the Silsbee School board for annexing a 40 acre tract east of the city limits for a new high school to be completed by September 1967. The board sought full annexation to gain lower insurance and utility rates, with the council unofficially agreeing to include the adjoining Highway 327 right of way and to draft an ordinance for December. The land lies about 500 feet outside the current limits.

Silsbee Silsbee School Board Ow High George Tennison Terrell Buchanan Mately Grady Tarver Wayne DuBose DuBose Highway 327 Avenue J Highway 96

Tigers Dominant Finish Cruises Past Victor Pirates 47-12

Silsbee closes 1965 season with a 47-12 victory over Victor as the Tigers pile up 472 yards and 26 first downs. Senior Steve Diden rushes for 135 yards and 24 passing yards, while Bruce Patten adds 61 rushing yards and a key two point conversion.

Silsbee Tigers Victor Tigers Pirates Silsbee Tiger Steve Diden Bruce Patten Diden John Jones Parten See

Tigers Clinch 7-1-1 Record In District 9-AAA Finish

Silsbee posts seven wins one loss one tie and finishes third in District 9-AAA behind Bridge City and West Orange. All-District fullback Harold Blythe junior accounts for 91 yards on 15 attempts with two touchdowns. Bo Roy adds 52 yards on seven carries for his best game.

Tiger Silsbee Bridge City West Orange Harold Blythe Tigers Diden Bo Roy Roy

Visitors from Mobile and Louisiana Stay With Dunns

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baird with son from Mobile Alabama and Miss Gwendolyn Dunn with Miss Jane Hammons from West Monroe Louisiana visited over the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Dunn and family.

Fred Baird Mobile Ala Gwendolyn Dunn Jane Hammons West Monroe C. H. Dunn

Collins Family Visits Tyler Over Weekend

Mr and Mrs Ray Collins and their son visited Tyler this weekend. Their son James attends Tyler Junior College.

Ray Collins Tyler James Tyler Junior College

Tigers Land Three on All-District 9 3A Roster

Silsbee Tigers place three on the 1965 Coaches All-District 9-AAA list headed by unanimous picks Buddy Witte at center and Harold Blythe at fullback, with Larry Wallace as defensive linebacker. West Orange and Bridge City lead with seven selections each. Liberty and Silsbee share three. Five Tigers earn honorable mention including Tibby Scarborough, Bruce Parton, Mike Gossett, Melvin Spell, and John Nichols.

Sils‘pee Tigers Ray McGallion Buddy Witte Harold Blythe Larry Wallace West Orange Bridge City Silsbee Liberty Jasper Victor Tigers Tibby Scarborough Bruce Parton Mike Gossett Melvin Spell John Nichols McGallion Scarborough

Ernest 89 Dies in Beaumont After Lingering Illness

Otto A. Ernest, 89, of Beaumont, died at 4 50 a m Wednesday at St Elizabeth Hospital Beaumont after a lingering illness. He was an inactive vice president and director of Silsbee State Bank. Funeral services will be held Friday at 4 p m in the Carroll Wallace Funeral Home chapel Beaumont with Rev John Wesley Hart officiating. Burial in Forest Lawn Cemetery Beaumont. Ernest lived in Beaumont 45 years and came to Silsbee in 1915 as passenger and freight agent for Santa Fe Railroad.

Otto A. Ernest Beaumont St. Elizabeth Hospital Silsbee State Bank Carroll-Wallace Funeral Home John Wesley Hart Beaumont First Methodist Forest Lawn Ernest Silsbee Santa Fe Railroad The

Injured Pupil Returned Home After Hospital Stay

Nine year old Bert Rutherford of Read-Turrentine Elementary was treated after a fall from a playground slide Monday. He was diagnosed with a mild concussion and initially cared for by school nurse Mrs. Jackie Gilchriest before ambulance transport to Dr Copeland and later transfers to Hardin Memorial Hospital and St Elizabeth Hospital for tests.

Bert Rutherford Silsbee St. Elizabeth Hospital Beaumont Read - Turrentine Alline Sincore Sam BP. Copeland Jackie Gilchriest Dr. Copeland Hardin Memorial Hospital Kountze St. Elizabeth

Tiger Cagers Open With 60 45 Win At Woodville

The Silsbee Tigers start 1965 66 season with a 60 45 victory at Woodville before hosting Nederland. They followed with a 62 52 loss to Nederland highlighting shooting struggles.

Woodville Tiger Cagers Silsbee Nederland Tigers Orange Silsbee High Beaumont

1965 Tiger Football lettermen and 1966 schedule released

Ray McGallion announced 33 lettermen from the 1965 Tiger varsity squad led by co captains Melvin Spell and Buddy Witte. The 1966 schedule includes Huntsville Beaumont High French Vidor Cleveland and other area rivals with one open date and moves to 11AAAA.

Two From Here Named To Lamar Who's Who

Carole Cobble and Katherine Nell Cawley of Silsbee are among 38 Lamar Tech juniors and seniors named to Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges for 1985. Selection based on leadership scholarship and service with a minimum 1.5 GPA. Campus nominations led by the dean of men and faculty selection committee.

Carole Cobble Katherine Nell Cawley Silsbee Lamar State College of Technology George E McLaughlin Jr Lamar Tech

Peace Bond Petition Against Kountze Man Withdrawn

Houston Thompson dropped his effort for a peace bond against James Read of Kountze after a two hour Silsbee hearing before Justice of the Peace Rex Moore. Read, foreman of the Hardin County Grand Jury, admitted going to Thompson's peace hearing but withdrew the petition at Thompson's request.

Kountze Man Houston Thompson Silsbee James Read Kountze Court of Silsbee Read Hardin County Grand Jury Thompson Barrington

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City West Side Floyd Treadway Silsbee Area Rervise Dallas Toxas Victor Man Wayne Riley Jerry Carnley Eddie Grisham Larry Hoover Ronnie van Pelt Milton Cryer Jay Bonnette David Stutts Robert Nixon Winston Gillies Wayne Calvert James Smart Bobby Whisencant Charles Lewis Nathan Broussard Carrol Curtis Joe Bellenger Freddie Hartman George Eldredge Carroll Simmons Bobby Welborn Lynn Dickerson Johnny Reeves Robert Steveson Gary Bryant Mike Harris Barry Eason Newton Hopkins C. J. McMillen Claude Tarver Paul Anthamatten Andy Phillips Tony Rodriguez Joel Allen Gilbert Boardman Charles Powell Council Victor Pirates Bruce Parten Pirate Seldon Ward Ball D. A. Ernest Sidney Dauphin Celvin Wells James Hoffpaulr Howard Harrison Danny Bass Jeep Compton Tibby Scarboorugh David Barnes Brad Norvell Mike Doiron Eddie Tennison Rodney Warren Monroe Spurlock Hardy Bourcois Russell Powell Ross Bridgers Russell Wright Frank Farmer Ronnie Carpenter Steve O’dell Don Hawthorne Steve Center Beaumont High Idor Vidor Cleveland Huntsville French High Forest Park Lamar
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