Estle Elvin Hammack married Ima Fay Harland, Dec 14, 1941, Miller Co AR. He had a prior marriage to Helem Dempsey, Aug 3, 1937, also in Miller Co AR. EE's death certicate said he was divorced. It appears no children were born to his first and second marriages.
He was the son of Cleophas "Cleve" and Mary Ann [Hall] Hammack, of Cass County Texas.
EE had 6 known siblings:
William P, Katie B, Roy V, Edwin C, George L, and Velmer D Hammack.
His death certificate indicates he was a Machinist at Union Carbide up until his death.
"An Article provided to me, was published in the 'Galveston Daily News', Informs us that EE ran for public office, in an election that was held April 5, 1960, where he was running for the Texas City Commissioners seat.
In this same news article he encourged the local folks to get out and vote... and gave some of his past employments and qualifcations; "he had served as vice president of the Democracy Club, was President of the International Association of Machinist Local 1446, and a member of the First Baptist Church. He was also a Superintendent of Production at the Red River Arsenal, and had 24 years expericence in the maintenance and operation of transportation and construction equipment.
In the campaign speach part of the article Estle expresses his political view; 'In making his announcement Hammack stressed his belief that city government, is a large business, and should be conducted on a business like basis for the benefit and enjoyment oif all, without excessive indebtedness. Hammack stated that he feels the citizens of Texas City have a right to self government, and he would protest and foster this right, giving all persons an opportunity to express their opinion freely, openly and impartially.
Hammack urges all qualified voters to vote in the April 5 city election in order to exercise this right of self-government."
END.
He was the son of Cleophas "Cleve" and Mary Ann [Hall] Hammack, of Cass County Texas.
EE had 6 known siblings:
William P, Katie B, Roy V, Edwin C, George L, and Velmer D Hammack.
His death certificate indicates he was a Machinist at Union Carbide up until his death.
"An Article provided to me, was published in the 'Galveston Daily News', Informs us that EE ran for public office, in an election that was held April 5, 1960, where he was running for the Texas City Commissioners seat.
In this same news article he encourged the local folks to get out and vote... and gave some of his past employments and qualifcations; "he had served as vice president of the Democracy Club, was President of the International Association of Machinist Local 1446, and a member of the First Baptist Church. He was also a Superintendent of Production at the Red River Arsenal, and had 24 years expericence in the maintenance and operation of transportation and construction equipment.
In the campaign speach part of the article Estle expresses his political view; 'In making his announcement Hammack stressed his belief that city government, is a large business, and should be conducted on a business like basis for the benefit and enjoyment oif all, without excessive indebtedness. Hammack stated that he feels the citizens of Texas City have a right to self government, and he would protest and foster this right, giving all persons an opportunity to express their opinion freely, openly and impartially.
Hammack urges all qualified voters to vote in the April 5 city election in order to exercise this right of self-government."
END.
Estle Elvin Hammack married Ima Fay Harland, Dec 14, 1941, Miller Co AR. He had a prior marriage to Helem Dempsey, Aug 3, 1937, also in Miller Co AR. EE's death certicate said he was divorced. It appears no children were born to his first and second marriages.
He was the son of Cleophas "Cleve" and Mary Ann [Hall] Hammack, of Cass County Texas.
EE had 6 known siblings:
William P, Katie B, Roy V, Edwin C, George L, and Velmer D Hammack.
His death certificate indicates he was a Machinist at Union Carbide up until his death.
"An Article provided to me, was published in the 'Galveston Daily News', Informs us that EE ran for public office, in an election that was held April 5, 1960, where he was running for the Texas City Commissioners seat.
In this same news article he encourged the local folks to get out and vote... and gave some of his past employments and qualifcations; "he had served as vice president of the Democracy Club, was President of the International Association of Machinist Local 1446, and a member of the First Baptist Church. He was also a Superintendent of Production at the Red River Arsenal, and had 24 years expericence in the maintenance and operation of transportation and construction equipment.
In the campaign speach part of the article Estle expresses his political view; 'In making his announcement Hammack stressed his belief that city government, is a large business, and should be conducted on a business like basis for the benefit and enjoyment oif all, without excessive indebtedness. Hammack stated that he feels the citizens of Texas City have a right to self government, and he would protest and foster this right, giving all persons an opportunity to express their opinion freely, openly and impartially.
Hammack urges all qualified voters to vote in the April 5 city election in order to exercise this right of self-government."
END.
He was the son of Cleophas "Cleve" and Mary Ann [Hall] Hammack, of Cass County Texas.
EE had 6 known siblings:
William P, Katie B, Roy V, Edwin C, George L, and Velmer D Hammack.
His death certificate indicates he was a Machinist at Union Carbide up until his death.
"An Article provided to me, was published in the 'Galveston Daily News', Informs us that EE ran for public office, in an election that was held April 5, 1960, where he was running for the Texas City Commissioners seat.
In this same news article he encourged the local folks to get out and vote... and gave some of his past employments and qualifcations; "he had served as vice president of the Democracy Club, was President of the International Association of Machinist Local 1446, and a member of the First Baptist Church. He was also a Superintendent of Production at the Red River Arsenal, and had 24 years expericence in the maintenance and operation of transportation and construction equipment.
In the campaign speach part of the article Estle expresses his political view; 'In making his announcement Hammack stressed his belief that city government, is a large business, and should be conducted on a business like basis for the benefit and enjoyment oif all, without excessive indebtedness. Hammack stated that he feels the citizens of Texas City have a right to self government, and he would protest and foster this right, giving all persons an opportunity to express their opinion freely, openly and impartially.
Hammack urges all qualified voters to vote in the April 5 city election in order to exercise this right of self-government."
END.
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