Easter Visitation Among Families Across Texas
Mrs Beatrice Bush and Phylma Bush visited Carrollton with Mr and Mrs Ken Bush and son. Pierson Ralph and children from Dallas and Olga Ahrens of Schulenburg joined Mrs A Brueggman for Easter. Marie Witte celebrates birthday. Ratlif fe family from Austin and Kokernot guests of Edu Mugge. Dora Russell and Maude Anne visit Cuero relatives. Bennie Lee Lunsford family from Houston visit Lunsford relatives. Tom Cole and family from Houston and Rice family from Yoakum visit Breitkreutz home. Buenger family in Mainz Germany telephoned Good Friday parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierson Ralph
Dallas
Olga Ahrens
Schulenburg
A. C. Brueggman
Shannon Ratliffe
Little Son
Austin
Fred Kokernot
Gonzales
Edu Mugge
Dora Russell
Maude Anne of
Houston
Bennie Lee Lunsford
W. L. Lunsford
Tom Cole
Rick and
Ron
M. O. Rice
Mike
Gene
David
Yoakum
Elaine Schaffner
Alfred Breitkreutz
Spec
David Buenger
U.S. Army
Mainz
Germany
Bonnie Buenger
Marie Witte
Victoria
F. G. Boldt
F. R. Boldt
R. M. Boldt
Corpus Christi
R. L. Boldt
Richardson
Boldt
Helicopters Save Army Lieutenant in Viet Nam Rescue
In Saigon a flight of UPS five rocket firing American helicopters entered Fire Support Base No. 6 under heavy Communist fire to rescue Lt. Brian M. Thacker 25 of Hickam AFB Hawaii after ten days in nearby jungles. He was flown to Pleiku hospital in very weak condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Seibert
Saigon
No. 6
Brian M. Thacker
Hickam Afb
Hawaii
Pleiku Wheer
Five Of Six Escapees Caught In Hawaii Breakout Recap
Police captured five of six fugitives from Hala Wa jail after a Friday breakout. Medeiros Cuevas and Edward Silva were seized in Kahala with others surrendering meekly. Wendell Kealoha and William Brown were arrested separately while at large. Edward Hose remained at large awaiting trial for murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
UPI
William K. Medeciros
Kahala
Medeiros
Daniel Cuevas
Edward L. Silva
Halawa
Wendell Kealoha
William C. Brown
Edward Hose
Pleasant weather following snow and sleet period
The article notes pleasant weather after a spell of snow and sleet and mentions plans for a visit by Commissioner Buenger who will leave for Germany the week of April 21. It also lists a series of visits to the Hirsch and Boldt households by relatives from Victoria, San Marcos, Cuero, Corpus Christi, and Richardson, and remarks on Betty Ferguson returning to Houston after staying with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenger
Germany
Spec. Buenger
Helen John
Cuero
Table Tennis Setup Described in Historic Guide
The article defines table tennis playing setup detailing a hollow white celluloid ball of 4.5 to 4.75 inches circumference and a paddle used over a net 6 inches high fixed across a dark non reflecting table measuring 9 by 5 feet placed 30 inches high.
Cuero Community Hospital notes and local updates
Lorene Boehl enjoys her new office job at Cuero Community Hospital. Ruth McArdle reports her son Paul, recently released after a serious injury, hopes to return to school this summer or fall with more surgeries ahead. Ruth dislikes Arizona and seeks Cuero employment while staying with her daughter in Victoria. Annie Lee Green returns from a three week Cuero Hospital visit. Mrs. August Holzapel stops by, ready for Easter. R. D. Kizer comments on park laws in The Cuero Record. Don Poenisch continues his subscription from Westwego Louisiana. Willie Reed and Hillard Rowe visit from Fort Stockton for daughter Susie Miller’s baptism and school ties. Reverend Paul Abbott presides at Grace Episcopal Church. Rosemary Kokernot plans a Cuero move this summer, commuting to a Gonzales county ranch. Birthday wishes to Jane Hensley, H. A. Taylor, Mrs. Joe M. Goode, Mrs. Edwin Kuester, and Sharleen Ernster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth McArdle
Paul
Ruth
Arizona
Cuero
T. E. Neitch
East Church
Victoria
Willie Reed
Hillard Rowe
FortSockton
Susie Miller
Roy Franklin Miller
Rodney Eugene Jay Miller
Paul Abbott
Grace Episcopal Church
Paint touchups quick and clean says trade group
The National Paint Varnish and Lacquer Association notes that small touchup jobs can be finished rapidly with cotton swabs and that aerosol paints are also convenient for touchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association
Fire Fatalities in Dayton Two-Family Home Blaze
A Dayton fire killed two nine-year-olds early today and injured seven others as flames swept through a two family dwelling. Fire crews battled the blaze throughout the morning, with investigators assessing the scene for the cause and origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
DeWitt County Marker Dedi cations Planned This Spring
DeWitt County Historical Survey Committee prepares for Burns Station Cemetery marker dedication on April 18 at 2 p.m. Houston resident John Arthur Burns will read the inscription. J H Parker Cuero will unveil. Boy Scout Troop 243 will act as color guards. Rev Calvin Peterson to offer invocation. A second Texas Historical Marker dedication for the DeWitt County Courthouse occurs May 1, marking the county’s 125th anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Cuero
Boy Scout Troop 243
George Trowell
Calvin Peterson
First Methodist Church
Texas
DeWitt County
Idewitt County
A. W. Schaffner
Cuero Vfw
Pilot Club
VFW
Occupant Dies In Mobile Fire On Lake Whitney
Fire swept a lakeside mobile home early today and killed the sole occupant, Bob Summers. Summers, about 40, drove from Cleburne to the site on weekends to fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleburne
Tex
UPI
Lake Whitney
Bob Summers
Rachel Torrez Promoted to Sergeant in Air Force
Rachel G. Torrez daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesus E Torrez Rt 1 Yorktown Tex has been promoted to sergeant in the U S Air Force. Sergeant Torrez a passenger and household goods specialist at Westover AFB Mass serves in a Strategic Air Command unit. She is a 1969 Nordheim High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicopee Falls
Mass
Rachel G. Torrez
Jesus E. Torrez
Rt. 1
Yorktown
Tex
U. S. Air Force
Torrez
Westover Afb
Strategic Air Command
Nordheim (Tex.) High School
Wage Laws and Rising Antiunion Sentiment
The article notes evidence that sponsored wage legislation fuels anti union bias among youths. In San Francisco restaurant and bar venues workers resist new contracts, with younger staff voting out unions in several establishments. A Bay Area confectioner recalls purchasing a union shop and facing union approaches as hires replaced the old contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Restaurant Workers Union
San Francisco
Bay Area
Texas Law Seeks Open Warranty System for Dealers
Representative Dean Cobb argues to regulate warranty contracts through a uniform open system, praising independent home owned dealers and warning that factory outlets lack personal service. He notes a 25 percent drop in franchised Texas dealers over a decade as factory outlets grow, with 33 states enacting similar dealer-mfr consumer laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Cobb
Dumas
Texas
Cobb
H. C. Pittman
Texas Automobile Dealers Association
Texan Leader Drives Marker Plans for Yoakum Area
State Historical Survey Committee member funds a John Connally marker in Yoakum and researches regional history plus a Yoakum Public Schools project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Historical Survey Committee
John Connally
Yoakum
Winchester
Small Business Voices on Minimum Wage and Unions
A Tennessee retailer fears union pressure may force contract signing and staff cuts or price hikes. He notes most workers are college students and argues unions risk driving small shops out of business. A Washington drive in operator says teens dominate his staff and supervision costs rise with higher wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Washington State
Burglars Break Into CISD Admin Vault Again
A walk in vault in the CISD administration building was broken into for the second time in about a year as burglars hacked through a reinforced concrete wall. President Kennedy and West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer began talks on NATO resilience against Communism. Russia claimed victory in the man in space race by returning a cosmonaut alive. Truman opened space for Korea peace talks but with conditions. MacArthur firing sparked nationwide protests. Mr and Mrs Otto Krueger of Route 2 Goliad were Cuero visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CISD
Kennedy
Konrad Adenauer
NATO
Russia
Truman
Korea
MacArthur
Truman-MacArthur
Washington
Otto Krueger
Rt. 2
Goliad
Cuero
April 12 in History and Space Milestones
Almanac notes April 12 as the birth date of Henry Clay in 1777. It recalls Fort Sumter firing starting the Civil War in 1861, Roosevelt’s death in 1945 and Truman’s oath, Oppenheimer’s security suspension, and Yuri Gagarin’s 1961 orbital flight. Also mentions George Curtis quote and Aries zodiac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Aries
Henry Clay
Fort Sumter
S. C
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Harry Truman
Robert Oppenheimer
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Russia
Le Show Yul Bow To Be A Two Oak Family
An advertisement from the Cuero Record Classi fied section promotes a two oak family lifestyle. The copy urges readers to follow massification and place autos for sale in the want ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howie Fusties
Mary Taylor Dies in Louisville Relative of Zachary Taylor
Mary Strother Taylor aged 97 died Sunday in a Louisville nursing home. She was a niece of Zachary Taylor the 12th president of the United States. The text also mentions laundry tips recommending immediate removal of garments from the dryer and adding a damp towel to remoisten items before a second drying cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Taylor
Louisville
Mary Strother Taylor
Zachary Taylor
United States
Markets report from San Antonio livestock sale
UPI says US DA livestock data shows cattle and calves at 609 early sales with slaughter cows steady to strong and yearlings fully steady. feeders steady to 1.00 lower. Hog prices up 25 cents for 1-3 200-250 lb at 16.00-16.50. Sows 11.00-12.00 for 290-450 lb. Sheep 100, goats 200. no early sales trend for price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Antonio Livestock San Antonio
UPI
USDA
Enoura
God
Town Talk Highlights and Local Jests From Around Town
A collection of offbeat quips and anecdotes from town life. A woman recalls dealing with a memory aid for a coworker named Mr. Kelly. A humorous exchange involves a local boss and a problematic name. The piece closes with a tongue in cheek line about a theft of the Magna Carta and a town where everyone knows who pays bills.
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Beatrice Bush
Phylma Bush
Mrs
Ken Bush and Son
Carrollton, Tex
American Legion
Calvin Webb
Otis Carpenter
Doll House
Lester Frers
REA
Alois Bomba
Wilfred Leist
Cancer Society
Com
O. EB. Hall
Margaret Hirsch
Daniel Hirsch
D. C. Brown
San Marcos
Sharon Cochran
Keitha
Josephine Brown
Betty Ferguson
Bill Ferguson
Polliwogs
Polly Howerton
Lorene Boehl
Cuero Community Hospital
Annie Lee Green
August Holzapel
R. D. Kizer
Cuero Record
Don Poenisch
Westwego
Louisiana
Rosemary Kokernot
Freddie
Gonzales County
Jane Hensley
H. A. Taylor
Joe M. Goode
Edwin Kuester
Sharleen Ernster
Electric Motors
Tel-A-Win CO
N. Esplanade
Rachel Torrez
Air Force
Che Guero
Freund
KCFH
Bobby Mack
Neal Daly
Ross Elliott
Babe” Juarez
Reuss
the Almanac
George Curtis
Hansen Fer & Supply
CLERO
MIKA
Eeesee
Jack
Lummack
Mr. Kelly
Willie
Village Discount Record Center
Village Shop Center
Kleinecke Nursery
Macist
Battery'’S Drug Store
W. Reuss Bivd
Rialto
the Adventurers
Nathan Post Lumber CO
N. Esplanade — Cuero
Max Factor
the Braves
Tried & True
Aquarius
Klecka Drug
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