Town Tank By Guest Columnist S. M. P.
A collage of humorous lines and local mentions by S M P about Cuero residents and DeWitt County figures. Notes praise for helpers Mrs Mattie Herring and Mrs Callie Henneke, mentions Bobby Morrow and others, plus family trivia and light local philosophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Herring
Callie Henneke
Chas Riebschlaeger
Economy shows record GNP gain in first quarter
Washington reported a $28.5 billion rise in GNP for the first three months of the year, a record. The Nixon administration cautioned the pace is slower than expected as it reaffirmed no tax cut request to Congress and warned of a larger deficit next fiscal year. George P. Shultz, director of the budget, briefed reporters at the White House.
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Washington
Spaceman To Lose His Wife Spaceman To Lose His Wife
Louise B. Mitchell filed for divorce from Apollo 14 commander Edgar Y. Mitchell in Houston. She cites their 1951 marriage and separations beginning in 1971, requests custody of two children Karlyn Louis 17 and Elizabeth Randall 12 and the Nassau Bay Texas home.
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Houston
UPI
Edgar Y. Mitchell
Louise BE. Mitchel
Mitchell
Karlyn Louis
Elizabeth Randall
Nassau Say
Tex
Louise Elizabeth Randell
Duchegen, Mich
Explorer Scout Torch Run Sets Cuero to Fort Hood Route
The Cuero Explorer Scout Post 210 led by Richard Hogue begins a 154 mile torch relay to Fort Hood with 5 PM start at the DeWitt County Courthouse. Penney carries two miles to Harold Henley and others who pass to Yoakum Explorers then to Gonzales and Camp Gary posts before final delivery around 8:40 PM. Organizer Daniel Ford of Yoakum Post 230 aids the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Penney
DeWitt County
George W. Trowell
Fort Hood
Penney
Harold Henley
Grady Penley
Ricky Hileman
Steven York
Yoakum
Gonzales
Camp Gary
Texas
Richard Hogue
Explorer
Cuero
Daniel Ford
Yoakum Explorer
Cuero Gun Club Seeks Members for Spring Shoot Prep
The Cuero Gun Club asks all members to attend on Sunday April 14 and Saturday April 24 to prepare grounds and facilities for the Annual Spring Shoot slated for Sunday April 25.
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Cuero Gun Club
Annual Aggie Muster April 21 At Yoakum
Former Texas A&M students gather April 21 at 7 30 p m at La Mancha Restaurant Yoakum to honor fallen Aggies. Dinner cost 250 per person with Fred Benson as guest speaker. Reservations to Jim Witte Box 541 Yoakum 293 4426. Musters worldwide exceed 500 this year with many in Vietnam.
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Aggie
Yoakum
Texas A&m University
la Mancha
Fred Benson
University
Aggies
A&m
Swiss Alps
Corregidor
Island
Vietnam
First Holy Communion at Our Lady of Guadalupe
Forty eight children will receive First Holy Communion at 10 o clock Mass this Sunday at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church. A 9 45 procession from the educational building precedes the ceremony with girls dressed as angels. Boys and girls in white will join, with Rev. Francis J. Kunz officiating and the Rosary Society sponsoring a breakfast afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church
Dresesd
Diana Carrizales
Tina Liendo
Lisa Rivera
Gracie Campos
Linda Lopez
Yvonne Torres
Francis J. Kunz
The
Holy Rosary Society
Verona Bonnet Named 1971 Miss Yoakum
Pretty 18 year old Verona Bonnet was chosen Miss Yoakum for 1971 in a field of 21 contestants on Thursday night. Her sister Joyce Bonnet placed first runner up. Second runner up Kathy McKenna is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John McKenna. In the Little Miss Yoakum contest Mary Boudreaux won and Kenneth Kaizer was chosen Little Mister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verona Bonnet
Joyce Bonnet
David Bonnet
Kathy McKenn
John McKenna
Mary Boudreaux
Kenneth Kaizer
Patton Dominates 43rd Academy Awards With Eight Wins
George C. Scott led the Oscar winners as Patton swept eight prizes at the 43rd Academy Awards. Patton won Best Picture and Best Directing for Franklin J. Schaffner, with Scott as Best Actor and Coppola joint Best Screenplay for the film. Glenda Jackson won Best Actress for Women in Love, John Mills and Helen Hayes won supporting honors, and MASH earned Best Screenplay Based on Material from Another Medium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
George C. Scott
Patton
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Glenda Jackson
John Mills
Ryan's
Helen Hayes
Fred Karlin
Robb Wilson
Arthur James
Franklin J. Schaffner
Cuero Scouts to Receive George Washington Medal Dinner
John Hamilton reports Troop 243 earns a National George Washington Honor Medal with $100 cash for community service. Freedoms Foundation Houston Chapter says five other U S groups win in Community Programs. Thirty front row seats set for Troop 243 members and parents at the April 24 Shamrock awards dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John €. Hamilton
John Brown
Freedoms Foundation
Houston
United States
Brown
Cuero
the Shamrock
Kate Webb Missing War Correspondent in Cambodia
UPI reports war correspondent Kate Webb and four others vanished after an ambush on Highway 4 near Phnom Penh. Cambodian photographers and two interpreters also disappeared. Webb, Phnom Penh UPI manager, is noted for courage amid deadly conditions as international groups press searches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UPI
Kate Webb
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Kate
Highway 4
Free Lance
Kampong Som
South Vietnam
Frank Frosch
Kyoichi Sawada
Frosch
West Texas Welcomed by Spring Rain Storms
Spring storms brought tornadoes hail and heavy rain to West Texas Thursday. Farmers in Farwell Stratford and Del Rio hoped for more moisture. Hail up to one and a quarter inches battered Farwell as the weather bureau warned of possible continuing unsettled conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
West Texas
Farwell
Stratford
Texas
del Rio
Cloudy Cuero Areas Sees Light Friday Sprinkle
The Cuero area recorded only a light sprinkle as morning clouds persisted. By noon skies remained overcast with a continued chance of additional rain Friday evening or early Saturday morning.
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Cuero
Rainfall Shows Mixed Totals Across Texas Panhandle
Rainfalls varied from 0.01 to 1.5 inches across Brownfield Muleshoe Hale Center Hereford Lubbock and Amarillo. Scientists say the gains ease drought only slightly with more rain needed as storms bring hail and twists to many areas.
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Brownfield
Muleshoe
Hale Center
Hereford
Lubbock
Fleeso
Amarillo
Burglary Charged In Yoakum
Two Yoakum men Leonides Lopez 29 and Richard Lee Mata 17 face burglary charges in the 24th District Court for the April 15 theft from V J Herman Motors. Police Chief Billy Moore filed the complaint. Lopez posted a 1500 bond while Mata is held on 1500 bond.
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Yoakum
24Th District Court
Leonides Lopez
Richard Lee Mata
V. J. Hermansen Motors
Billy Moore
DeWitt County
Lopez
Mata
Little Miss Cuero Contest Adds Entries
Allison Jean McAlister and Mary Lee Hogan join four year olds competing for Little Miss Cuero Saturday at 7 30 p m in the junior high auditorium. Allison will be escorted by her brother Todd and Mary Lee by Tommy Gray as Werner Wolf serves as master of ceremonies. The event includes entertainment and door prizes and is sponsored by the Cuero Young Homemakers.
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Allison Jean MeAlister
Mary Lee Hogan
Allison
Richard McAlister
Cuere
Todd McAlister
Mary Lee
Shirley Hogan
Tommy Gray
Sherri Gray
Werner Wolf
Hermann Sons School of Dance
Cuere Young Homemakers
Cuero High names DeWayne Scott principal as state salary eyed
Cuero School Board approved DeWayne Scott as Cuero High School principal effective year end.Scott replaces Bill Cooper who resigned for health reasons. Aubrey Ray Kelley named assistant principal. salary set between 10550 and 10550 a year. Board re elected Dr Harold R High president and John Wheeler vice president. Foundation work on new junior high proceeds. five teachers hired for 1971 72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero
DeWayne Scott
Cuero High School
Scott
Bill Cooper
Cooper
Southwest Texas State University At
San Marcos
Aubrey Ray Kelley
Kelley
Seguin High School
Texas A & M University
Harold R. High
John Wheeler
Weldon Goebel
Herbert Frels
Lawrence Dietze
Frels
Inetze
E. E. Sims
Hunt Elementary
John C. French
Edna Herald Editor John R Harrah Dies in Victoria Hospital
John R Harrah editor and publisher of the Edna Herald and Ganade Tribune died Thursday evening in a Victoria hospital. He owned Edna papers since 1965 after leaving Kerrville Times and served in multiple press associations. Survived by wife Vera Mae and four sons, a daughter, sister and three grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Harrah
Edna Herald
Victoria Hospital
Ganade Tribune
Harrah
Edna
Chester Evans
The
Times
Kerrville
Texas Press Association
Gulf Coast Press Association
South Texas Press Association
University of Texas
Kansas City
Vera Mae Harrah
Pidna
Maxwell
John F
Florida
Harry Joe
Houston
Mac
Coast Guard
San Diegoo
Calif
Harry Rowe Jr
Anchorage
Alas
Charlie Fry
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Bobby Morrow
Bobbie Osterloh
Jimmy Crain
Joe Reuss
Chas. H. Parker
Doc Tubbs
Sam Keesler
Joe
Bobby Morrows
Josie Freund
Chas. Gay
Erna Gohmert
Madaline Miles
Albert Hensley
A. A. Hahn
Bill Hertman
Leshy Hilbrich
Adolph Hilbrich
Chas. Koenig
Rudy Fuchs
Pat Dunn
Sam Morrow
Marion Weber
Henry Reesman
Oscar
Kauphy
By Norman Kempster
Spaceman
Disneyland
California
Walt Disney’s World
Orlando
Fla
Jim Witte
Miss
H.S
Bewayne Scott
Francis Ford Coppola
Troop Plans
West
Little Miss Contest
Mary Lep Hogan
Dr. High Board President