Polk County Enterprise (Livingston, Tex.), Vol. 101, No. 76, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 18, 1983 Page: 2 of 28
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PAGE 2A-THE POLK COUNTY ENTERPRISE, SUNDAY SEPTEMBER IS, 1S83
( Obituary ] Sen. Roy Blake to be development association guest
James Minson
LIVINGSTON - Funeral
services for James Minson,
78, of Onalaska were held
Wednesday, Sept. 14, 1983
from the Cochran Funeral
Chapel, with the Rev. Don
Wilkey officiating. Inter-
ment was in Rosewood
Cemetery in Humble.
Mr. Minson died Sept. 11 at
M.D. Anderson Hospital in
Houston. He was born July
18,1906 in Dustin, Okla., the
son of the late Reubin and
Susie Ann Minson. He
graduated from high school
in Tulsa, Okla. In 1958 he
retired from Moncrief-
Lenoir in Houston as a
mechanic. He served in
World War H in the Army
Air Force. On April 22, 1964,
he married the former Ira
FAIN
Tudor in Houston.
Survivors include his wife,
Ira Minson of Onalaska; son,
Thomas E. Hubbard of
Belaire, Tx.; daughter,
Dorothy Hubbard of
Houston; two grandsons,
Thomas E. Hubbard Jr. of
North Carolina and David
Hubbard of Belaire; two
granddaughters, Karen
Icenhower of Houston and
Donna Hubbard of Belaire
and a host of nieces,
nephews and other relatives.
Pallbearers were Edward
Kelly, W.D. Monde, Bobby
Blanco, Charles Stalling,
David Hubbard and Earl
Hubbard.
Cochran Funeral Home
was in charge of ar-
rangements.
TODAY
thru THURSDAY
7 PM and 9 PM
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WOODVILLE-Kent T.
Adair, president of the Deep
East Texas Development
Association, announced to-
day that State Senator Roy
Blake will be the principal
speaker at the Sept. 23 mon-
thly meeting of the associa-
tion. The meeting will start
at 10 a.m. and will be held at
the Woodville Inn, Woodvile.
Blake was scheduled to
speak at the June associa-
tion meeting and had to
cancel due to the special ses-
sion of the Texas State
Legislature.
Reports from the commit-
tee chairmen and the state
and federal agencies will be
given. If a member have a
particular problem in the
way of roads, water, schools,
timber or a problem in an
particular county represen-
Seven Oaks
hosts meeting
SEVEN OAKS - Forty-six
represenatives of cities in
East Texas gathered at the
Seven Oaks Club Thursday
night for their monthly
meeting.
Seven Oaks Mayor Viola
Jones was host for the
meeting, which was proceed-
ed by cocktails and dinner.
Speakers included Dr.
C.H. Cathcart of Seven Oaks
and Sandra Pickett of Liber-
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JUSTICE COURT
Precinct 1
Judge Mary Placker
presiding.
Lee Turner, littering.
John Pazmandy, littering.
H.J. “Bubba” Haley, Ut-
tering.
Franklin J. Tryon, Utter-
ing.
James Rosier, Uttering.
Mrs. E.A. Fisher, Utter-
ing.
Mrs. C.M. Jewett, litter-
ing.
Idorough W. Hall, no
fishing Ucense.
Robert C. Pennamom,
take channel catfish under 9
inches in length.
Mrs. S.E. Sebetka, Utter-
ing.
Check Docket
Mrs. Ben E. Berry, is-
suance of bad check.
Tommy Dean Tate Sr., is-
suance of bad check.
AUen Hall, issuance of bad
check.
JUSTICE COURT
Precinct 4
Judge G.H. Galloway
presiding.
Glynn Brown, burglary of
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ting the association, the pro-
blems should be brought for-
ward and the members of
the association wiU discuss
them and try to bring them
to the attention of the proper
officials.
Blake served on the
Nacogdoches City Commis-
sion for six years and ran a
successful race for a seat in
the House of Represen-
tatives where he served for
five years. He was elected to
the Texas Senate in a special
election in 1978 and was
reelected to a full term in
November of the same year.
He successfully sought
reelection winning without a
runoff over two opponents
and carrying each of the 15
counties.
Blake was appointed
chairman of the Senate Com-
mittee on Administration in
1981 and was the first
freshman member to
receive a committee chair-
manship. He also serves on
the Finance Committee, the
State Affairs Committee,
and the Subcommittee on
Nominations.
He has always been an ac-
tive member of the
Legislature, but in the 68th
Session which concluded in
May, he was more than ac-
tive. After the tragic fire
which occurred in February,
he was on the scene within
hours. Since the Administra-
tion Committee is in charge
of all of the physical
facilities of the Senate, he
was faced with relocating
ten senate members’ offices
that were heavily damaged.
He was able to care for this
task and had all of the offices
that were damaged moved to
new quarters in two days.
He was concerned that
renovatipn of the Capitol
preserve as much of the
original historic beauty as
possible and postponed the
renovation until he could be
assured this will be done. He
sponsored legislation that
passed that puts any future
renovations of the Capitol in
the hands of a State Preser-
vation Board and takes it out
of the hands of state agen-
cies.
Throughout his legislative
career, Blake has been a
strong supporter of public
education and of local
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governments. He has always
subscribed to the concept
that the level of government
closest to the people is the
level most aware and most
capable of serving local
needs.
He has fought for improv-
ed state funding of public
education hoping to lessen
the load of local property -
owners and has sponsored
legialation to improve fun-
ding for county roads
Onalaska ISD to hike taxes
ONALASKA - The
Onalaska School Board set
the 1984 tax rate at 62.6 cents
per $100 valuation Monday
night.
The current rate is 44.3
cents per $100.
The new tax rate
represents a 3 percent in-
crease in the maintenance
and operations budget plus
18 cents for the interest and
sinking fund to redeem the
district’s debt.
Terry Stephan was award-
ed a contract to remove the
old gymnasium building.
Stephan will receive the
materials in the building.
The demolition work will
probably be performed dur-
ing the Christmas holidays
to minimize the chance for
accidents involving
students.
Prince Sign Company was
awarded the contract to in-
stall signs on the new gym-
nasium at a cost of $2,383.
The voted voted to change
meeting dates from the se-
cond Monday of the month to
the second Tuesday.
Board agenda brief
LIVINGSTON - The
Board of Managers of the
Livingston Hospital District
will act on a brief agenda at
their September meeting
Tuesday.
Items listed on the agenda
Official Records
habitation.
Richard Glynn Gagnon,
burglary of a habitation.
Anthony L. Scifres,
disorderly conduct.
Anthony L. Scifres,
assault.
Richard A. Fults, failure
to appear.
Bonds Set
Glenn Edward Brown,
burglary of a habitation,
$3,500.
Richard Glynn Gagnon,
burglary of a habitation,
$5,000.
Check Docket , ,
Linda J. Scuito, issuance
of bad check.
COUNTY COURT
Judge Wayne Baker
presiding.
Criminal Docket
Robert Earl Parker, Liv-
ingston, transporting
alcoholic beverages for sale
in dry area.
Henry Lee Reece, Liv-
ingston, transporting
alcoholic beverages for sale
in dry area.
John David Lee,
Cleveland, DWI.
Keith Alan Gunn, DWI.
Robert Edmond Fit-
zgerald, Livingston, DWI.
Leroy Colquitt, Moscow,
DWI.
Stuart Wayne Crumpton,
Livingston, DWI.
Leroy Higginbotham III,
DWI.
Arlie Elijah Kelly,
Houston, DWI.
Margarito Rodrique,
Camden, driving whilq
license suspended.
Hubert Threatt, Corrigan,
DWI.
Thomas Edward Walker,
Oakhurst, DWI.
David Butch Gibbs,
Houston, DWI.
Hector Carlos Moyeda,
Lufkin, DWI.
Marriage Licenses
David Earl McClain, 34,
Livingston and Fay Marie
Otwell, 19, Livingston.
William Lester Goins, 19,
Rye and Regina Beth
Holloway, 15, Rye.
James Ellis Stanley, 24,
Livingston and Donna June
Zuellig, 23, Livingston.
Jimmy Dewayne Wright,
18, Corrigan and Bethany
Pounds, 18, Corrigan.
DISTRICT COURT
Ninth, Second Ninth and
258th judicial districts.
Judges Lynn Coker, John
Martin and Joe Ned Dean
presiding. ‘ r
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Charles Scott McAdoo,
burglary of a building.
Eugene Mitchell, burglary
of a building.
David Corey Teague,
burglary of a building.
Roy Lee Lyons, burglary
of a habitation.
Kennedy Henderson,
burglary of a habitation.
Gregory Lynn Grimes,
possession of prohibited
weapon.
Carol Calloway, theft.
David Henry Calloway,
theft.
Creola Mayo Davis, theft.
Linda Marie Frank, theft.
Linda Marie Frank, theft.
Jessie D. Moore Jr., in-
decency with a child.
Jessie D. Moore Jr., in-
decency with a child.
Jose Herrera, theft.
Francis Gilbert Bryan,
theft.
John M. Beller Jr., theft.
Patricia Payne, theft.
Ronald J. Conn, possession
of a prohibited weapon.
Civil Docket
Robert Earl Thorne vs
Felicia Len Taylor Thome,
annulment.
Vernon L. Bilton vs
Charles William Eaton,
damages-personal injury-
auto.
Lucy Charrier vs Alma
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August, equipment pur-
chases, personnel matters
and a report by Hospital Ad-
ministrator Robert Finch.
The meeting will begin at 5
p.m. in the hospital board
room.
Kennon Hardin, damages.
Estate of Wilburn vs Ray
Williamson, deceased, ap-
plication for probate of will.
Divorce Docket
Mary Vivian Barrett and
Billy Ray Barrett Sr.
George Lee Hilton and
Lisa Jo Hilton.
Grady James Thompson
and Judy Ann Thompson.
Jo Ann Quarles and Mar-
vin Q. Quarles.
Lydia Marie Coppola and
Umberto Coppola.
Murl Dean Welch and Troy
Alvin Welch.
Alvis Elkanah Hodge and
Lottie McGlathery Hodge.
Alice Marie Taylor and
David Henry Taylor.
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Charlotte M. Brent and
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Patricia Ackerman and
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Reba Kaye Chatman and
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Joseph Newton Alexander
and Diana Lynn Alexander.
Dora Frances Nugent and
Overton Charles Nugent.
Glenda Gail Brown and
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White, Barbara. Polk County Enterprise (Livingston, Tex.), Vol. 101, No. 76, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 18, 1983, newspaper, September 18, 1983; Livingston, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth788930/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Livingston Municipal Library.