Mrs Albert Pahmiyer’s Birthday Celebration
Mrs Albert Pahmiyer of 406 East St Cuero marked her birthday on Sunday April 16 A barbecue honored her with attendees including her husband Mr and Mrs Jake Parker of Cuero Mr and Mrs Tom Dove and Mr and Mrs Robert King and son Kevin of Palacios Mr and Mrs Leslie Wanjura of Cuero returning from a visit with Julius Wanjura and family in Austin and with Mr and Mrs Gilbert Borchers in Fredericksburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Pahmiyer
East St
Cuero
Jake Parker
Tom Dove
Robert King
Kevin
Palacios
Leslie Wanjura
Julius Wanjura
Austin
Gilbert Borchers
Fredericksburg
Altar Society Meeting At St Michael’s Church Hosts Bake Sale
The Altar Society of St Michael’s Catholic Church met at Ann Cusack’s home with co hosts. Reports included the Easter project as 186 Easter baskets and 140 dozen dyed eggs were sold at the bake sale. Mrs Errol John Dietze called the bake sale very successful.
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Altar Society
St. Michael's Catholic Church
Ann Cusack
Lawrence Dietze
Jack Cordes
Errol John Dietze
4-H Youths Place In Contests At District Meet
Fifteen DeWitt County 4 H members competed in District 10 contests at St Edwards University in Austin. Dianna and Wanda Diebel won Senior Community Improvement Demonstration first place earning state roundup berth at Texas A&M University June 6 8. Other juniors captured top honors including Cindy and Teresa Diebel Jennifer Wauson Julie Haun and Rhonda Doehrman in various demonstrations and public speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt County
St. Edward's University
Austin
Dianna
Wanda Diebel
A&m University
Cindy
Teresa Diebel
Jennifer Wauson
Julie Haun
Fred and
John Mueller
Rhonda Doehrman
Terrie Means
Donna Drehr
Dianna Carrisalez
M'Liss Mueller
Paula Aschenbeck
Cynthia Konczewski
Susie Howard Invited to Mexico Pageant as Guest
Susie Howard Miss Huntsville and Miss Tex Universe is invited as a special guest to the Miss Mexico Pageant in Mexico City May 11 to 15. She will also attend the Miss El Paso Pageant this weekend among guests Steve McQueen Ali McGraw Phyllis George and Susan Peters. Susie is the daughter of Mr and Mrs James Howard of Cuero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Howard
Huntsville
Mexico City
Steve McQueen
Ali McGraw
Phyllis George
Susan Peters
Susie
James Howard
Cuero
Hospital Admissions List At Cuero Community Hospital
Cuero Community Hospital reports admissions including Elvis Ruddock Edward Mug ge Rachel Puente Leonard Airhart Lillian Doehrman Charles Doreck Ernest Juarez Josephine Enoch Alton Gaylord Elesio Guerra Elo Arndt.
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Cuero Community Hospital
Elvis Ruddock
Edward Mugge
Rachel Puente
Leonard Airhart
Lillian Doehrman
Charles Doreck
Ernest Juarez
Josephine Enoch
Alton Gaylord
Elesio Guerra
Elo Arndt
Apollo S Maneuver Realigns Lunar Guidance on Highlands
Astronaut Mattingly freed a jammed guidance unit during descent to an uncharted lunar highland plateau. He aligned the system by star sightings but initial particle interference hid stars. he eventually steadied on the moon and sun to complete the reorientation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattingly
Superstitions: From Star to Ladders and Modern Beliefs
The article surveys common superstitions from the Star of Bethlehem to wooden ladders and Friday the 13th. It notes cultural origins, shifts in attitudes, and new practices such as Carefree tampons, while highlighting ongoing belief in lucky charms among about 20 million people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Babel
Jesus Christ
Winston Churchill
Soviets Cancel SALT Meeting in Helsinki
UPI reports the United States and the Soviet Union postponed a planned SALT meeting at the request of the Soviets. No reason given and officials deny a link to Indochina fighting. The talks on limiting nuclear weapons have run since November 1969 in Helsinki and Vienna.
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Helsinki
UPI
United States
Soviet Union
Indochina
Vienna
Gonzales REA Lands $800,000 Loan for New Power Lines
The Rural Electrification Administration awards Guadalupe Valley Electric Cooperative an 800000 dollar loan to finance 69 miles of distribution lines serving 1100 consumers. The project covers Gonzales and surrounding counties including DeWitt Guadalupe Karnes Lavaca Wilson Caldwell Bexar and Comal.
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The
Rural Electrification Administration
Guadalupe Valley Electric Cooperative
Gonzales
U. S
John Tower
DeWitt
Guadalupe
Karnes
Lavaca
Wilson
Caldwell
Bexar
Comal
San Antonio Livestock Market Report Summary
In San Antonio Texas the USDA livestock report shows cattle and calves 500 head with slaughter cows at 23.50 to 24.60 and bulls 28.10 to 31.70. Feeder classes near steady with steers and bulls 200-275 pounds at 57.00 to 63.25 and good to choice heifers 250-350 pounds at 38.00 to 41.25. Hogs 300 head with barrows and gilts 200-230 pounds at 22.75 to 22.95 and sows near steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
UPI Usda
Pansies for Summer Grow Pansy Seeds and Care Tips
Pansy seeds are tiny with about 25 thousand per ounce. They require shade and cool temps to sprout in a cool room with northern light. Use finely sieved soil or milled sphagnum, barely cover seeds, keep moist, and transplant outdoors when large enough. For early blooms choose Majestic Giants hybrids, which offer earlier flowering and heat tolerance.
Market summaries for livestock and feeders
US 2 3, 450 600 lbs priced 16.00 to 17.50. Sheep 100 head. Feeder lambs steady though costly. Choice and fancy 70 lb spring feeders 30.00. Goats 100 head with a few Spanish slaughter kids at 6.00 per head.
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US 2
Poultry Wrap Storage Guidance From Market to Home
Prepackaged poultry in transparent wrap can be stored as is in the refrigerator because the wrap controls moisture loss. Poultry sold wrapped in paper should be unwrapped at home, placed on a platter, and covered for storage.
Household Tips for Kitchen and Closet Care
Provide guidance on refrigeration, proper storage of giblets, and organizing a closet. Separate giblets from other items and wrap for safe storage. Return excess coat hangers to the cleaner for reuse to keep the closet tidy.
Mrs Julia Snead Cuero native teacher dies in San Antonio
Julia Nami Snead 64 a former Cuero resident and sister of Bill Nami died of a heart attack at a San Antonio school. She taught in San Antonio for 40 years and was born January 25 1908 in Cuero. Services at St Sophia Church Thursday at 3 30 p m Rosary Wednesday at 7 p m at Roy Akers Funeral Home. Burial in Mission Burial Park. Survivors include brothers Bill Nami Cuero and Edward Nami San Antonio and sister Adele Gore Albuquerque N. M. and nieces and nephews.
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Julia Nami Snead
Cuero
Bill Nami
San Antonio
St. Sophia Church
Roy Akers
Mission Burial Park
Edward Nami
Adele Gore
Albuquerque
N. M
Widow Olive Holland Evers Anderson 82 dies in Houston
Mrs Olive Holland 82 of Houston died Monday in a Houston hospital. Born in Cuero she married Ernest Evers who died in 1920 and later J Holland who died in 1952. A daughter Althea Evers Anderson of Houston died in 1971. No funeral service at Freund Funeral Home graveside service Thursday Hillside Cemetery at 2 p.m. Rev C Rogers McLane officiating. Burial Hillside under Freund Funeral Home direction. Survivors include a brother James Ball Houston a sister in law Estelle Evers Cuero three grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Anderson lived in Cuero for many years with uncles Earl V Evers and Rudolph Evers.
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Olive Holland
Houston
Cuero
Ernest Evers
J. §. Holland
Evers
Althea Evers Anderson
Freund Funeral Home
Freund
Hillside Cemetery
C. Rogers McLane
First Presbyterian Church
Hillside
Soldiers Face Court Martial Over Insubordination
Three Army privates James R. Smith 25 Honolulu William Tabor Jr. 20 Salt Lake City and Samuel Thomas 22 Chicago lose bid for conscientious objector status and will be transferred to Fort Hood Texas for court martial after refusing orders and bowing on hands and knees before an officer in a disciplinary incident. The judge declined to grant release from the military and Army officials plan the trial following a broader disobedience case.
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San Antonio
UPS
Army
U.S
John Wood
Wood
James R. Smith
Honolulu
William Tabor Jr
Salt Lake City
Samuel Thomas
Chicago
Ft. Hood
Texas
Horace W. Guyrn
Cuero Social Roundup Highlights Local News
Capt C C Howerton to command Naval Air Transport Squadron Seven at Guam. Cuero stores observe San Jacinto Day with closures. Mary Gail Weber selects a blue jeans shirt for summer. Mrs Pearl B Young visits Cuero. Local youths to compete at Regional Tennis and Track Meet in Kingsville. Mr and Mrs Charles Bohne hospitalized after two car collision near Lone Tree. Yard of the month and most improved premises contests underway. Mrs Louis Schorre returns from Hattiesburg visiting family. Congratulations to Mrs William Casal on birthday. Currs City Council to meet to review sewer disposal plant bids. Polly Howerton sends note from Seville Spain on study mission. Mr and Miss John Schmidt visit Cuero from Victoria. Mrs Helen Goodenough wins top writer prize from Jack Yico Typewriter.
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C. C. Howerton
USN
Naval Air Transport Squadron Seven
Guam
G. S
Cuero
San Jacinto
Mary Gail Weber
Pearl B. Young
Hochheim
Kingsville
Charles Bohne
San Antonio
Lone Tree
Currs
Polly Howerton
Eneropa
Seville
Spain
John Schmidt
Victoria
Helen Goodenough
Jack Yicod
Birthday Wishes In Pollixvogs Home Hunt Note
A birthday greeting appears for Corinne Kauffman Lillian Blackwell and Joe Goode. The column offers home safety tips about slips in dark hallways advising bright colors and good lighting to improve safety and appeal.
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Corinne Kauffman
Lillian Blackwell
Joe Goode
Agnew warns on supply lines and price cycle
Vice President Agnew told supermarket executives that the United States may take hard measures to break the cycle of rising prices. He cited Soviet aid to North Vietnam and urged voluntary sacrifices but warned stronger action would follow if prices do not stabilize.
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Agnew
Administration sources pledge broad actions to thwart invasion
Officials state timing of bombing remains under review and avoid tactical detail. They cite Secretary Rogers’s stance that everything is open within limits to deter invasion, asserting determination to act as necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Rogers
Rogers
Laird Faces Armed Services Panel On Vietnam Bombing Question
As Secretary Laird entered the Armed Services Committee hearing room he faced a shouted question about bombing Soviet ships. He gave no reply as the session focused on escalated Vietnam activity with Joint Chiefs of Staff present.
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Foreign Relations Committee
Hanoi
Haiphong
Laird
Serve Armed Services Committee
Vietnam
Military Joint Chiefs of Staff
Armed Services Committee
Chorge
Flanngan Seeks Testimony Chance on Committee Hearing
Flanngan requests opportunity to appear and testify before the committee to aid consideration of Kleindienst's confirmation. He states his scope of appearance is limited accordingly.
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Kleindienst
Flanngan
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Carl Culpepper
Treas
Pilot Club
OF Cuero
Corinne Carlton
Post
N.Y A
City Park
Wilfred Leist
Rawhide Riders Assn. Inc
Doll House Cafe
John C. Hamilton
F. Reuss Bivd
Cuero Lodge
Dack Fdgar
I. B. Weatherly
P.m
American Legion Civic Center
Otis Carpenter
Emil Buchhkorn, Jr
DuBarry
DuBarry Cosmetics
Elecka Drug
N. Esplanade
Mexico
Hospital News
Apollo
Gonzales Rea
SAN Antonio Livestock
Bob Wood
Lackey
Oak
W. Reuss Bivd
Cuero Headquarters
Tel-A-Win CO
Amerigaru
Bank Americard
Cole Provision CO
Keeslers
Kelis
Julia Snead
Mrs
Louis Schorre
Hattiesburg
Barth Schorre
Tim
William Casal
Pollixvogs
Russia
Alto
Clint ‘Astwood
Dirty Harry
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Warner Bros. A
Kinney Company
Technicolor
Judge Horace
Justice
13Th Court of Civil Appeals
Richard Hatch
Cuero Lumber CO
Esplanade
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