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Silsbee Bee

Location

Silsbee, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1961

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Land Tax Suits Dismissed In Silsbee Court

East Texas Pulp and Paper Company Champion Papers Inc. and Southern Pine Lumber Company saw their tax suits against Silsbee Independent School District and Hardin County dismissed by Judge H A Coe in Kountze. Pleas of abatement were sustained as issues became moot after tax rolls were certified and boards of equalization adjourned. Whitworth announced intent to appeal to the Ninth District Court of Civil Appeals in Beaumont.

Silsbee Independent Hardin County H. A. Coe Kountze East Texas Pulp and Paper Company Champion Papers, Inc Southern Pine Lumber Company Silsbee Boards of Equalization Coe B. F. Whitworth Court of Civil Appeals Ninth Judicial District Beaumont

Ex-Students To Plan Homecoming Monday Night

The Ex-Students Association will meet Monday night at 7:30 p m in the High School auditorium to advance homecoming plans. Darrell D. Shine will list rooms for out of town exes for the weekend. People with rooms to rent or who can host ex-students may notify Mr Shine. Pete Farmer, association president, asks class agents and others to attend to help ensure a successful homecoming.

Ex-Students Association Darrell D. Shine Shine Pete Farmer

Car Strikes Huge Buck on Sour Lake Kountze Road

A nine point buck deer, described by Hardin County Game Warden Olan Davis as one of the largest seen locally, was struck and killed on the Sour Lake Kountze highway Saturday evening. The car's damage was about $300. the driver, identified as Mr. Knaffe of Bay City, reported the incident. The buck dressed at 112 pounds.

Olan Davis Hardin County Sour Lake-Kountze Knaffe Bay City Davis

Audit Reveals City Staggered Under $25,487 Fiscal Loss

City of Silsbee shows a total cash loss of $25,487.27 across the general, water and sewer funds for the year ending June 30, 1961. The auditor reports major hits in street and sanitation accounts, with general fund expenditures exceeding revenues by $15,732.17 and water and sewer losses totaling $33,581.01. The council is slated to hear the presentation at 7:30 tonight.

Roberts and Neushafer Beaumont Julius Caesar Silsbee Water and Sewer Fund Water and Sewer Department Sanitation Department General Fund

Kirbyville Boy Second To Die In Area Traffic

Kirbyville 14 year old James Durand died after being struck by a car driven by Evadale resident John Mabry Strozier. He died at Baptist Hospital nine miles from Silsbee with fog reported at the time. Durand is survived by parents and siblings and the case is under investigation by state patrol.

James Durand Kirbyville Evadale John Mabry Strozier Baptist Hospital Farmer Funeral Home Weldon Co. Carroll Robert Hutchins Carroll Strozier E. E. Stringer Houston Frances Elaine Durand Joe Cofty J. W. Durand Pitkin Young Durand Annie Pearl Marshall Silsbee Cecil Cain Loretta Roberts Cain David Marshall Alonzo David Jr Clarence Evelyn Coleman Funeral Home

Tigers Return Home For Kountze Game

Silsbee Tigers host Kountze Lions after a three game win streak. Offense surged to 439 total yards against Port Acres with Bo Tarver scoring four touchdowns and 101 rushing yards, while Paul Johnson added 69 rushing yards and a 29 yard TD.

Ray McGallion Silsbee Tigers Kountze Lions Lions Tigers Port Acres Eagles Bo Tarver Paul Johnson Johnson Tarver Johnny Upshaw Nicky Gilbert Wayne Spurlock Tiger Don Hartman Pudgie Black Glen Ward Tommy Hare Morris Windham Wayne Nash Gerhig Brown Desiree Perry Gordon McLeod Randy Read

Evadale Rebels Host Hardin First Grid Win Chance

Evadale Rebels seek their first football win of the season as they host Hardin High School at Rebel Stadium. Last week they lost 22-20 to Colmesneil on a blocked punt in the final period, with Wade Simmons returning a kickoff 80 yards and Johnny Le Blanc adding a 57 yard pass and run. Coach Hodges notes Kirbyville game moved to Oct 21 with a 7:30 p.m. kickoff.

Gilbert Eagle Silsbee Tarver Gerhig Brown Tigers Upshaw Read Johnson Port Acres Wayne Spurlock Tiger Eagles Tommy Hare Black Evadale Rebels Hardin High School Rebel Stadium Evadale Silsbee Tiger Rebels Colmesneil Joe Parsley Leon Richardson Herman Hodges Kirbyville

Funeral Services Held Sunday for Lloyd Monic 49

Funeral services for Lloyd Monic 49 a resident of Chance Loeb were held at 4 p m Sunday in the chapel of Farmer Funeral Home with Rev. E W Stanley pastor of the First Pentecostal Church of Loeb officiating. He died at 1 30 p m Friday in Rusk. He is survived by his wife Lorene Monic two sons Paul and Thomas Monic four daughters Marjorie Jo Ann June and Betty Monic all of Chance Loeb three brothers Douglas of Beckville Chester of Shreveport La and H M Monie of Beaumont and four sisters Mrs Ada Smith of Woodville Mrs Elmer Reese of Buna Mrs Jack West of Beaumont and Mrs Ann Hall of New Orleans La Pallbearers were Gerald Peden Charles Slaymaker Earl Ellison Roy Beard Orville Buxton and Isaac Doiron. Burial was in Antioch Cemetery near Buna under direction of Farmer Funeral Home

Lloyd Monic Chance- Loeb Farmer Funeral Home E. W. Stanley First Pentecostal Church of June Betty Monic Chance Loeb Douglas Beckville Chester Shreveport H. M. Monie Beaumont Ada Smith Woodville Elmer Reese Buna Jack West Ann Hall New Orleans Gerald Peden Charles Slaymaker Earl Ellison Roy Beard Orville Buxton Isaac Doiron Antioch Cemetery

Birthday Dinner Honors Jerry Brandt At Texas City

Mr and Mrs Walter B Oneal of Midland joined Mr and Mrs H C Scoggins of this city to Texas City Sunday for a birthday dinner honoring Jerry Brandt at his home.

Walter B. O'Neal Midland H. C. Scoggins Texas City Jerry Brandt

Lum Abner star Chester Lauck to speak at Silsbee banquet

Chester Lauck of Lum and Abner fame will be principal speaker at the Silsbee Chamber of Commerce banquet on Tuesday April 3 1962. Chamber President Paul Georgas said the date is set and Lauck now an executive with a Houston oil firm accepted the talk. Santa Fe railroad changes should ease the 8 am crossing rush on Fifth Street with trainmaster J H Thomas noting a 730 am departure and a new yard track to improve switching.

Chester Lauck Lum Abner Silsbee Chamber of Commerce Chamber Paul Georgas Lauck Chamber of Commerce Santa Fe Railroad Fifth Street J. H. Thomas

William S Ward Pioneer Resident is Buried Sunday

Funeral services for William S Ward 84 long time Silsbee resident were held at 2 p m at Imer Funeral Home. Rev Larry Correll of First Presbyterian officiated. Survived by daughter Mrs C C James sister Mrs Jim Yarborough seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Pallbearers included Hunter Yarborough Elmer Yarborough Ludy Ward J W Ward Guy Gibson and O K Mc Cloud. Burial in Knupple Cemetery under Farmer Funeral Home direction.

William S. Ward Silsbee Far Imer Larry Correll First Presbyterian Church Mr. Ward Ward Baby Galvez Road C. C. James Jim Yarborough Hunter Yarborough Elmer Yarborough Ludy Ward J. W. Ward Guy Gibson O. K. McCloud Knupple Cemetery Farmer Funeral Home

Beaumont Area Birth Announcements Reach Beaumont and Surrounding Areas

Hello World Mr. and Mrs. Don Coleman of Beaumont welcome a daughter Michelle Ann born Sept. 24 at St. Therese Hospital. Maternal grandparents Gilbert Dominguez. Others listed include families from Silsbee Sour Lake Kountze Fred and DeRidder La. with births Sept 21 22 24 and visits by relatives.

Don Coleman Beaumont Michelle Ann St. Therese Hospital Gilbert Dominguez City Joan Jennifer G. R. Haarala Silsbee C. W. Gloor Jr Sour Lake Cynthia Eileen Jeannie Ruth Tommy Harris Charles William Jim Watts Fred Marvin ?P Parker Kemberly Marlene J. Q. Kirby Paula Elizabeth Dan Adruin Dan Galvan Kountze

Dickinson Grand Jury Indicts Dickinson for Murder in 1961 Term

Hardin County Grand Jury completed its April term by filing six indictments on September 26. One charges Gordon Dickinson with murder with malice. four indictments accuse DWI second offense and one alleges burglary with bonds set at $1,000. The panel reported 33 indictments, 12 no-bills, and 32 cases to the next grand jury, praising court and law enforcement cooperation.

Hardin County Grand Judy H. A. Coe 88Th District Court Gordon Dickinson Willis Selman Coe A. D Hardin County Texas

City tax roll for Silsbee shows 1961 value at 4453,006

The board of equalization comprising Frank Grote L G Jordan and D M Short adjourned after computing the 1961 city tax roll at 4453,006. Estimated tax income from the roll is 55665.23 based on 25 percent valuation and a tax rate of 1.25 per 100. Taxes due Oct 1 and delinquent Jan 31, 1962.

City of Board of Equalization Frank Grote L. G. Jordan D. M. Short

Three More Names On College List From Silsbee

Additional college students from Silsbee mentioned in this week's story include Tommy Gene Stagner attending North Carolina State College Raleigh N C, Paulvicia Register at TWU Denton, and Rachel Tanton at Lamar College Beaumont. Mrs Alt Bartle and daughter Brenda and Mrs J W Wiggins Sr visited Bastown over the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs W W Bland Mrs Wiggins stayed longer.

Silsbee Tommy Gene Stagner North Carolina State College Raleigh N. C Paulvicia Register TWU Denton Rachel Tanton Lamar College Beaumont Alt Bartle Brenda J. W Wiggins Sr Bastown W. W. Bland Wiggins

Silsbee Voters Reject Fluoridation In City Vote

Silsbee voters rejected fluoridation of the city water supply by 390 to 214 in Saturday's special election. The move followed urging from the Silsbee PTA and other residents while opponents warned fluoride is a deadly poison and circulated material calling it rat poison.

Silsbee Silsbee Pta Ther

Texas Highway Commission approves 93000 for Jasper County farm roads

The Texas Highway Commission approved spending 93000 to build 2.0 miles of Farm to Market Road in Jasper County as part of the 1961 FM Road Program. L P Landgraf Sr. will supervise the project from Silsbee with support from the Beaumont district office.

Texas Highway Commission Jasper County W. E. Simmons Beaumont L. P .Landgraf Sr Silsbee Texas The Highway Commission Price Daniel Highway Department Colson- Briscoe Dan

Area Riders Invited to Kountze Saratoga Trek Ride

Area riders from Hardin County and neighboring towns gather for the Saratoga Homecoming Trail Ride starting in Kountze after a 9 am parade. No ride fee, but meals at campgrounds. Riders camp Thursday in Leah Bevil’s pasture and enjoy Friday night entertainment with no charge except meals.

Saratoga Olan Davis Hardin County Sheriff’s Posse Hardin County Kountze Leah Bevil Pasure Sheriff's Department Trail Ride

Ashford Visit Highlights Weekend in Perritt Home

Mr and Mrs Bill Ashford of Gladewater visited over the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs James Perritt and family, sharing time with relatives and friends.

Bill Ashford Gladewater James Perritt

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jerry Die J. D. Die Silsbee High Young Die City of Silsbee Spurlock Punky Parks Gordon Perry Silsbee Port Acres Silabee Mu Hardin Ss. J. Aldprdige Beat Lake Road Kvadale Aldridge Hardin Memorial Hospital D. E. Powers G. T. Eason Jay DeRidder, la G. B. Eason E. W. Coleman Lester Gore Grand Jury Robert L. Parks Gore Mr. Parks Mr. Dickinson Jefferson County Coleman Dickinson 88Th Judicial District J. T. Blessing Foreman Hardin County Sheriff's Posse Silsbee Trail Anahuac L. C. Kirk Joe Hunt
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