Cuero High School students win in 1947 Junior Historians contest
Cuero High School students earned three awards in the 1947 Junior Historians writing contest held with the Texas State Historical Association. Winners include Charles Brewer Dorothy Jane Lienhard and Virginia Dreyer with Helen Bloss visiting from the valley.
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Cuero High School
Texas State Historical Association
Charles Brewer
Dorothy Jane Lienhard
Virginia Dreyer
Helen Bloss
Elkin Minter
Austin
W. H. Howard O
Eagle Pass
Cuero
Cuero VFW leader notes post office site approval
Cuero chapter commander recalls Post Office Department approval of a new Cuero post office site. Cuero plans a prize winning float with a Turkey Trot theme for the Corpus Christi Buccaneer parade. The first Industrial Cooperative Training banquet honored Mike Hess as outstanding student and Elmo Krause as outstanding employer. Visitors Ken Adams Marion Fetters Jr Charles Good enough and Jerry Sager visited in El Campo.
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Cuero
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post Office Department
Corpus Christi
Cuero Hospital Admits and Dismissals Listed
OSA Cuero Community Hospital records show admissions for Shirley Prause and Angel Gawlik. Dismissals noted for Jane Nell Hahn, Billy Reinhardt, Evelyn Hartman, Adelihe Thamm, and Tilden Coker.
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Cuero Community Hospital
Shirley Prause
Angel Gawlik
Jane Nell Hahn
Billy Reinhardt
Evelyn Hartman
Adelihe Thamm
Tilden Coker
Mass livestock market report from San Antonio UPI
US DA weekly livestock prices show cows 24.20 to 26.60, bulls 28.80 to 32.30, feeder steers 55.00 to 57.75 for 250 to 300 lb, heifers 37.75 to 43.75 for 250 to 350 lb, hogs 22.75 to 23.00 for 200 to 230 lb, sows 17.50 to 19.50 for 400 to 550 lb, and sheep lambs at 20.00 to 20.90 for various weights, with other calf and goat figures also listed.
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San Antonio
UPI
USDA
Billie
Spacemen Reach Lunar Highlands Might Rewrite History
Spacemen and Duke on a three day moon highlands mission may have collected unexpected lunar crust samples. The find could force revisions in lunar history by providing long sought primitive crust materials.
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Duke
Moon
Mrs Mary A Schultz 73 former Cuercite of San Antonio
Mrs Mary A Schultz 73 former Cuercite of 1502 Quintana Rd San Antonio died Tuesday April 25 1972 in Santa Rosa Hospital after brief illness. Husband William Schultz preceded her in death June 1971. Survivors include daughter Mrs Alton Rhodes and son Ralph Schultz of San Antonio four grandchildren two great grandchildren eight sisters two brothers Funeral services held Thursday at Mission Park Funeral Chapel with Rev Lewil Sullivan and Rev Jack Pagge officiating Interment in Roselawn Memorial Park
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Mary A Schultz
Quintana Road
San Antonio
Santa Rosa Hospital
Schultz
William Schultz
Alton Rhodes
Ralph Schultz
Mission Park
Lewil Sullivan
Jack Pagg
Death of Edgar J. Arndt at 906 McArthur Lindenau
Edgar John Arndt aged 57 died Thursday at 9 p.m. at his home in Lindenau. He worked for Gulf Coast Wood Products and was born December 20, 1914, in Lindenau. He married Olivia Kelch in 1938. A prayer service is set for Friday at Freund Funeral Home. The body lies in state Saturday afternoon at St. John's Lutheran Church Lindenau, with services at 4 p.m. Burial in the church cemetery. Surviving are his wife four daughters a sister three brothers and six grandchildren.
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Edgar John Arndt
McArthur
Gulf Coast Wood Products
Lindenau
Julius
Ida Schmidt Arndt
Olivia Kelch
Freund
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Harvey Bgngers
Arndt
Edgar Arndt
Cuero
Victor Boehl
Westhoff
Louis Maxwell
Nebraska
Ronald Willis
Bay City
Emil Matus Jr
Oklahoma
Edgar Lincke
Leslie Am Leroy Arndt
Elder Arndt
California
Baker Net Worth Seen At 1.7 Million In Suit
A 1969 filed suit seeks recovery of part of Baker's money saying he gained it through a conflict of interest with his Senate position. The piece estimates his net worth at about 1.7 million dollars.
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Baker
Senate
Eastern Star Chapter Chooses New Officers in April Meeting
The local Order of the Eastern Star elected new officers at the April 25 1972 meeting. Elected were Sibyl Edgar Worthy Matron Jack Edgar Worthy Patron Lucy Sheldon Associate Matron Russell Sheldon Associate Patron Doris Wilson Secretary Ouida Weatherly Treasurer Christabel Kilpatrick Conductress Doris Ware Associate Conductress Sally Westerbeck Chaplain Mary Mayer Marshall Cecelia Schott Organist Lyda Boothe Adah Effie Creel Ruth Merle Marie Esther Minnie Luddeke Martha Ruby Lee Bennett Electa Willie Mae Stubbs Warder Arm Culberson Stbbs Sentinel. Installing officers Ouida Weatherly installing officer Estelle Atzenhoffer installing Marshall Otha Eaves installing Secretary Leola Eaves installing Chaplain Bea Steen installing Organist. Date of installation to be announced later. A covered dish supper preceded the meeting with refreshments served afterward.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Siby] Edgar
Jack Edgar
Lucy Sheldon
Russell Sheldon
Doris Wilson
Ouida Weatherly
Christabel Kilpatrick
Doris Ware
Sally Westerbeck
Mary Mayer
Marshall
Cecelia Schott
Lyda
Minnie Luddeke
Martha
Ruby Lee Bennett
Electra
Willie Mae Stubbs
Arm Culberson Stbbs
Sentinels
Estelle Atzenhoffer
Otha Eaves
Leola Eaves
Bea Steen
Pay Board to hold hearing on athlete pay exemption
The Pay Board will hold a public hearing on May 9 to consider an exemption from its pay increase guidelines for professional athletes. Chairman George H Boldt noted changes may be needed due to the unique nature of athlete compensation. The case mirrors broader scrutiny of pay rules amid fluctuating athlete incomes. The treasury also reported a record quarterly trade deficit.
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Studebaker Worthington Inc
Pyroyl Co. Inc
Master Specialty Division
Nekoosa Edwards Paper Co
Great Northern Nekoosa Corp
Pay Board
George H. Boldt
The
Treasury
United States
Lawmaker Faces Backlash Over Hair Style Law
Deputy Mehmet Zeki Adiyaman pushes a bill to ban sideburns and long hair on men in Ankara. His son told Gundaydin he will not cut or shave his long hair or sideburns despite opposition.
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Ankara
UPI
Mehmet Zeki Adiyaman
Adiyaman
Gundaydin
Study Finds Working Wives Do Five Hours Daily Housework
University of Nebraska home economists report that wives who work outside the home spend five hours daily on household tasks, compared with eight hours daily for homemakers not employed outside the home.
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University of Nebraska
Corpus Christi Schools Barred From Renovation Pending Desegregation Ruling
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals barred Corpus Christi Independent School District from renovating, replacing, or purchasing school sites until a desegregation suit is settled. The decision cites failure to explore viable alternative locations and upholds Swann-related concerns. The Jose Cisneros v Corpus Christi ISD case remains pending.
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New Orleans
UPS
Corpus Christi
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
Jose Cisneros
Corpus Christi Independent School District
Apeal
Swann
Charlotte-Medlinburg
Vet Returns to Work Reminder
A short notice urges employers to hire veterans, emphasizing reintegration into the workforce and the value of veteran experience in civilian roles.
Coral Snake Found Near Cuero by F A Schultz
A three foot coral snake, among the largest found in the area, was discovered by F A Schultz near his Stratton Road country home within a mile of Cuero. Schultz reports having killed several coral snakes in the region.
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Cuero
F. A. Schultz
Schultz
Stratton Road
FFA Banquet Set For Saturday At Cuero Clubhouse
The annual Parent Son Banquet of the Future Farmers of America will be held Saturday at 6 p.m. in the Cuero Clubhouse Municipal Park. Donald Hardt says several awards will be presented during the event.
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Future Farmers of America
FFA
Cuero
Municipal Park
Donald Hardt
Birthday Party Tonight at St Mark's Fellowship Hall
The Lutheran Church Women remind attendees of a Birthday Party tonight at St Mark's Fellowship Hall at 7 p.m. Bring a signed birthday card and an inexpensive gift with name enclosed and wrapped in an unusual way. Fellowship and games planned.
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Lutheran Church
St. Mark’s Fellowship Hall
Pack 244 Bake Sale Saturday in front of Penneys
Cub Scouts Pack 244 will hold a bake sale starting at 9 a.m. in front of Penneys to raise funds for a family picnic on May 14.
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Cub
Penney’s
The Food Quack Warns Against Miracle Diet Claims
The Cooperative Extension Service of the University of Nebraska cautions readers about health scams. It urges recognition of the food quack by phrasing like wonder foods miracle foods nature s own foods and food cures while warning that profit motives may endanger health.
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Cooperative Extension Service
University of Nebraska
Barnes Faces Stiffest Competition In Career
UPI reports Texas Democrat Ben Barnes runs in a crowded governor race with incumbent Preston Smith Dolph Briscoe and Frances Farenthold. Polls hint at a runoff while Barnes campaigns 18 to 20 hours daily amid Shar pstown scandal fallout.
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Texas
Barnes
Preston Smith
Dolph Briscoe
Frances Farenthold
Corpus Christi
Briscoe
Texas property tax reform proposal seeks fair, uniform base
A Texas official argues the property tax base could reach 1.8 trillion with annual growth of 100 billion, while current yields stay between 30 and 40 billion. He urges consolidating 3,300 taxing districts, equalizing assessments, and closing loopholes to ensure a fairer, constitutional system.
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Texas
Cuero Record Classifieds Read Daily for Local Notices
Local Cuero listings cover jobs merchandise for sale and real estate notes. Classifieds show small ads from residents and businesses with contact details and prices where listed.
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Osa Ake
Hansen Feed & Supply
Mary Schultz
Lash Maker
Mascara
Navy
Plum
Klecka Drug
Eastern Star Order
Ramsey’s Restaurant
DeTar Hospital
Victoria
N. Navarro
Dave
Gulf Stations
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F.o.b
Nathan Post Lumber CO
UPI Capitol
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Sharpstown
Gus Mutscher
Mutscher
Richard Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
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Johnson
John Connally
Farenthola
Dji Tin Hoffmars
State Bar
Turkey
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City of Cuero Utilities
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