Beeville air show guests and Cuero connections noted
Mrs Helen Bloss and Joseph H Burns visited Beeville for the air show and Chase Field open house where they met Mr and Mrs Dan Conoly. Cuero High School graduate Leonard Green earned sergeant in the USAF at Mountain Home AFB Idaho. New Cuero residents Mr and Mrs W A Sawyer welcomed by Sorority members. Alton Lassmann, son of Cuero locals, posted basic training near Ft Polk and fired expert with M 16.
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Helen Bloss
Joseph H. Burns
Beeville
Chase Field
Dan Conoly
Cueroiles
Leonard Green
Jewell Green
Cuero
U.S. Air Force
Mountain Home Afb
Idaho
Cuero Senior High School
W. A. Sawyer
Newman Street
Linton
Humble Oil and Refining
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Sawyers
Jimmie Nel
Edward
Lydia
Tammie
The
Baptist Church
Donna Berger
Mary Co. Kahlich
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Alton R. Lassmann
Ft. Polk
Lassmann
Carl Lassmann
Route 4
Linda
Route 1
Victoria
Buttery's Drug Store Aims Quick Accurate Prescriptions
An ad-like snippet from a 4 27 issue promotes Buttery's Drug Store emphasizing fast accurate prescriptions and personal pharmacist service. The brief reads as a shop motto inviting customers to choose their local drugstore for reliable medication filling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buttery's Drug Store
You Ain’t Heard of Him Five Yard Fuller
A humorous profile of Clarence Five-Yard Fuller and teammates, praising his football feats and quirky nicknames. The piece blends exaggerated anecdotes about Five-Yard Fuller, Ma Fuller, and companions like Mole Mason Crazy Legs Walfport Mushmouth Flang, offering a satirical sports vignette from a bygone era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Namath
Denny McLain
George Blanda
Clarence Fuller
Clarence
Fuller
Ma Fuller
Five-yard
Knights
Mole Mason
Mole
Crazy Legs Walfport
Crazy Legs
Mushmouth Flang
Mushmouth
Paquel Welch
Charlie Neumayer obituary of Yorktown business owner
Charlie Neumayer 83 former owner of the Horn Palace in Yorktown dies in a local hospital. Born December 24 1887 he is survived by a brother Joe Neumayer and sister Rose Lee Townsend. Funeral services set for 3 p.m. Monday at Lamprecht Funeral Home with Rev. Hubert Travis officiating and burial in Westwide Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Neumayer
Yorktown
Horn Palace
Lamprecht
Hubert Travis
First Presbyterian Church
Westwide
Neumayer
Joseph
Katherine Felsner Neumayer
Joe Neumayer
Rose Lee Townsend
Bartek Sr. 76 Dies. Rites Set At St. Joseph Church
W J Bartek Sr aged 76 of Yoakum died at 9 45 p m Saturday He was born in Moulton on September 7 1894 A self employed painter and paperhanger funeral services will be held at 10 a m Tuesday at St Joseph Catholic Church with Father Michael O Shaughnessy presiding Burial will be in St Joseph Catholic Church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bartek Sr
Yoakum
Mr. Bartek
Moulton
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Michael O’shaughnessy
Polliwogs Show Paintings On Cuero Trip And Show
Polly Howerton reports a Cuero weekend drive from Laredo stopping in Goliad Beeville George West and Freer. They earned an honorable mention and a $10 check for a painting. Notes include gatherings with Max Flournoy Sandra Smith Boothe and Alice Naylor and a plan for future Antique Car Club visits. Birthday shout outs conclude the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero
Laredo
Goliad
Beeville
George West
Freer
Support for Cancer Research via Ocean-Derived Substances
The message urges donations to the American Cancer Society to aid research, noting that even ocean resources may yield cancer fighting substances and emphasizing philanthropic support for scientific efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cancer Society
Tax bill split paths in Legislature over revenue targets
Lt. Gov. Barnes said the tax bill may avoid a $700 million corporate tax issue while House measures push a three fourths cent sales tax hike and a one cent car tax to raise about $370 million. Senate support likely for jet fuel and dredging levies, with a conference panel to resolve differences and a $6.9 billion appropriation. Governor Smith urged trimming budgets to reduce tax needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
State Affairs Committee
Senate
House
Preston Smith
Smith
Supreme Court Allows Local Referendums to Block Public Housing
The Supreme Court in a 5-3 decision says local communities may use a referendum to stop public housing projects, overturning a lower court ruling that California's voting provision was unconstitutional. The San Jose San Mateo County case sparked broader rulings on crime and welfare issues in a set of actions announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPD
Supreme Court
California
San Jose
San Mateo
Potter Stewart
Massachussetts
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
National Labor Relations Board
Hugo L. Black
Two Bodies Found in Stock Tank Near Jacksboro
Two nude female bodies weighed with rocks and wrapped in baling wire were found in a stock tank six miles from Jacksboro Texas. Investigators sought identification from fingerprints sent to Austin. Autopsy found one victim killed by a back of head blow with a club and the other by puncture wounds behind the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksboro
Tex
UPI
Austin
County School Trustees Re-Elected
Chester Bettge was re-elected to a one year term as president of the DeWitt County Board of School Trustees during the annual re organization Friday. Gerhard Blank was re elected vice president. County Superintendent W F Hancock serves as ex officio secretary of the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Bettge
DeWitt County
Barbecue For Cuero Sailor Honors AE-2 Michael Buchhorn
Mr and Mrs Weldon Buchhorn hosted a Sunday barbecue at the Linde Nau Rifle Club for AE 2 Michael Buchhorn of the U S Navy on leave from a 20 month Hawaii tour. He will train in San Diego before an extended South Pacific tour aboard the U S S Enterprise. Seventy five friends from several Texas communities attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldon Buchhorn Sr
Michael Buchhorn
U. S&s. Navy
Lindenau Rifle Club
Mike
U. S. Naval Air Station
Barber's Port
Hawaii
San Diego
Calif
U.S.S. Enterprise
South Pacific
San Antonio
Seguin
Yorktown
Westhoff
Drier
Concrete
Victoria
Cuero
Meyersville
Smuey
Michael
Em-2
Weldon Buchhorn Jr
Weldon
South Vietnam
Dominic
Cuero Toms Fall 5-3 in Yoakum Doubleheader
The Cuero Toms lost 5-3 to Yoakum for their third straight defeat. Pitcher Noack took the loss as Cuero made five errors and stranded 10 runners, though they out hit 7 to 3. Gohmert and Lamkin led Cuero with two hits each while Mikeska, Walters, and Blank supplied key Yoakum hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero Toms
Yoakum
Tom Banda
Pete Noack
Toms
Mike Gohmert
D. Strait
R. Gonzales
C. Orosco
J. Lamkin
Mikeska
Walters
Blank
Cuero Gun Club Shoot Crowns Graham Hamilton Champion
Graham Hamilton, Cuero Gun Club charter member, wins Class A in the Spring Shoot with 48x-49. Byron Dugat of Beeville takes second. Class B honors go to W. C. Cash now in Victoria, with Frank Gentry of Goliad close behind. Women’s division leads to Mrs. George Meyer and Mrs Bill Barnhill. Jeff Jacob and David Drehr claim youth top spots. Curtis of Victoria attended as skeet-team member. About 5 670 targets fired. event runs from April 18 to 25 with plans for monthly shoots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero Gun Club
Stratton Road
W. B. MecClung
Cuero
Goliad
Victoria
Kenedy
Beeville
San Antonio
Nixon
Smiley
Graham Hamilton
Byron Dugat
Texas
Hamilton
W. C. Cash
Frank Gentry
George Meyer
Bill Barnhill
Jeff Jacob
David Drehr
Jeff
Charles
Chuck) Jacob
David
Bill Drehr
Charles Curtis
Curtis
Glen Hummel
Winchester Corporation
Peretels Barnhill
Bers
W. B. McClung
McClung Grocery
Tim Kirkland
McClung
Cuero Tracksters Place Second In Regional
Cuero athletes excel at the regional meet in Corpus Christi. Victor Mathis leaped 21 5 to reach the state meet in Austin. Sammy Campos ran 4 28.0 in the mile to finish second. CHS 440 yd relay team took second with 43 1. Robert Hopkins was sixth in the 880 yd run at two minutes.
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Victor Mathis
Corpus Christi
Mathis
Austin
Texas
Sammy Campos
Campos
State
Frank Wesley
Charles
Arndt
Arthur Whittington
Robert Hopkins
Baseball Sundays Results and Upcoming Schedule
Baseball scores from Sunday show Pittsburgh 6 San Francisco 2, Chicago 9 New York 3, Montreal 2 Houston 1, and Los Angeles 4 Cincinnati 2 with two San Diego games. Monday lists two makeup doubleheaders and Tuesday features ten night games across major league teams.
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Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Chicago
New York
S. Diego
Atlanta
San Diego
Inn
Montreal
Houston
L. Angeles
Cinc
St. Louis
Phila
Philadephia
L.A
Pitts
N. York
San Fran
Cine
Philadelphia
West Deket
Los Angeles
Cincinnatii
Baseball Standings and Scores From the American League East
AL East standings show Baltimore Boston Washington Detroit New York Cleveland Oakland California Kansas City Minnesota Milwaukee. recent results include Baltimore at Oakland 7 1, California 1, Detroit at Kansas City 6 4, Minnesota at Washington 2 10, Chicago at New York and Milwaukee at Boston among scheduled games.
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Baltimore
Boston
Washington
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
West weSt
Oakland
California
Kansas City
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Mareveada
Chicago
Milwaukee Wins 102 83 to Baltimore in Playoff Run
United Press International reports Milwaukee defeated Baltimore 102 to 83 in the NBA playoff semi finals best of seven series. No games scheduled for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
United Press International
Lee Trevino Triumphs in Tallahassee Open Golf
Lee Trevino captured the Tallahassee Open with a 15 under par 273 for a $12,000 prize. He posted four birdies and steady putting to win as J Wiechers finished second and Hubert Green third with 277. Trevino’s win marked his first victory since the 1970 National Airlines Open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Filia
Lee Trevino
Texas
Trevino
Jim Wiechers
Hubert Green
Fort Worth Livestock Prices Mixed Across Species
UPI reports livestock market data from Fort Worth. Cattle slaughter cows and feeders remain steady to strong. bulls steady. Hogs barrows and gilts steady with lighter weights up. sows steady. Sheep mix with good to high quality lambs and feeders.
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Fort Worth
Reds advance near Saigon in weekend clashes
Six Americans were killed and 47 wounded in weekend fighting with Communist forces. Two battles occurred within 23 miles of Saigon, with 130 rocket and mortar rounds hitting six US bases. The first engagement near Highway 1 left four Americans dead and 13 injured as helicopter gunships joined artillery support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
UPS
U.S
Binh Dinh
U.S. Army
20Th Engineer Brigade
Highway 1
Triple Winner Announced At Aloe Speedway
Paul Tagliabue drove a 1956 Ford V-8 to become the season's first triple winner at Aloe Speedway. He claimed a third in the fast heat despite car trouble while Daval Harris of Victoria won both the 30 lap feature and fast heat. The event drew about 500 fans amid breakdowns and mayhem with several drivers finishing in top spots across heats and pursuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Tagliabue
Aloe Speedway
Tagliabue
Victoria
Daval Harris
Harris
Pat Gilpatrick
Gilpatrick
Robby Hill
Mark Pesek
Larry Garvel
Bob Smart
Gary Johnson
Buddy McElroy
Kenneth Densman
Quarter Mile
Aloe
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Drew Reese
Pleasanton
Mrs. Doll Reinhardt
Sandra
Milton Buie
Baytown
Bill Reinhardt
Port Lavaca
Dell Reinhardt
Village Discount
Record Center Village Shop Center
Klenecke Nursery Ey N
Rialto
Jack Lemmon
Sandy Densane
Shaon
Momelar
Reuss
H. H. Berner
W. J. Bartek SR
Freund Funeral Home
Polliwogs
Polly Howerton
Max Flournoy
Cadillac
Neuvo Laredo
Sandra Smith Boothe
Alice Naylor
Schulenburg
Columbus
John Jurek, Jrr
Hertha Bauer
Don Putman
Arlington, Va
Doris Wilson
Charlotte
Sailor
R H Yoakum
Noack — Knecker
Bill Basham
Glen Kornfurhrer
National League East
J. Wiechers
H. Green
Reds
Cuero Community Hospital
James Benningfield
Denise Brown
Willie D. Lucas
Joe Arnold
Joel Jackson
W. Reuss Blvd
KCFH
Bobby Mack
Neal Daly
Ross Elliott
Babey Juarez
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