Cuero Area Social Notices and Attendees List
Local social items report visits and attendees from Cuero and nearby areas. Names include Arthur Garcia Mimi and families in San Francisco and Cuero connections in Houston Corpus Christi and Canyon events. Veterans and relatives such as Kenny Judy Harvey Schumacher J W Bridges and Carl Krueger are noted among Freedoms Foundation and funeral attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedoms Foundation
Houston
Hubert Barker
Kenny
Judy
Harvey Schumacher
Allen
J. W. Bridges
Douglas
Emil Penner
Scott
Norman Dietze
Jeff
Marvin Bluntzer
Daryl
Earl Ray
Carl Krueger
Kenneth Schumacher
Steve Barlow
A. G. Webster
Sergeant Koenig reassigned to report to Fort Hood May 11
Sgt Ricky Koenig said Wednesday he has received a reassignment and will report May 11 to Fort Hood instead of a Virginia post. Koenig, who has served three Vietnam tours, is on a 30 day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Charles L Koenig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricky Koenig
Fort Hood
Virginia
Koenig
Vietnam
Charles L. Koenig
Wieland and Breitkreutz Attend Mid-Coast TASAO Meeting
Gilbert A Wieland and Edgar Breikreutz of Cuero attended the Mid-Coast Chapter Texas Association of Assessing Officers meeting in Lolita Texas with about 25 members present. Guest speaker F E Pereira Calhoun County School District Tax Assessor spoke on Board of Equalization procedures and an open discussion followed. The next meeting is set for May 19 1971 at the Shell Fish Restaurant Port Lavaca Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert A. Wieland
Edgar Breikreutz
Cuero
Texas Association of Assessing Officers
Lolita
Texas
F. E. Pereira
Calhoun County
Shell Fish
Port Lavaca
Rogers Stops Off In Paris
Secretary of State William P. Rogers, optimistic about Middle East peace prospects, flew to Paris for a two hour stopover to brief French officials on U S efforts to reopen the Suez Canal. He planned talks with Maurice Schumann before continuing to Ankara for CENTO talks and then to the Middle East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
UPI
William P. Rogers
Middle East
Suez Canal
Rogers
Maurice Schumann
London
Ankara
Turkey
Central Treaty Organization
CENTO
NORTE Vana Admissions and Dismissals List
Norte Vana reports admissions of Nora Ussery Jennie Lee Robert Orozco and Eunice Gibbs. Dismissals include Dan Oakes Martha Von Dohlen Delbert Hallmark Marie Toenjes Linda Campos Esther Rosales and Emmett Haywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Ussery
Jennie Lee
Robert Orozco
Eunice Gibbs
Dan Oakes
Martha von Dohlen
Delbert Hallmark
Marie Toenjes
Linda Campos
Esther Rosales
Emmett Haywood
Polliwogs Prom Prep and Local Notes
The National Guard Armory will host the Junior-Senior prom Friday night from nine to one. Rain is forecast for southern states. drought feared by ranchers. High School juniors receive 1972 graduation rings. Sisters plan a garage sale on Friday April 30. Lea Kershaw of Memphis visits Houston. Milfred Pustejovsky from Victoria joins for supper. May issue of American Legion Magazine features Cambodia article and weight loss tips. Birthdays: Stevie Dunn, Debbie Prenzler, Vickie Mahony, Bobby Joe Worthington, Wanda Jo Worthington. Home Hunt notes fences may be painted or left to weather.
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Stevie Dunn
Debbie Kay Prenzler
Vickie Mahony
Bobby Joe
Wanda Jo Worthington
Welfare Transfer Bill Nears Gov Smith Signature
The welfare emergency bill to move 8.2 million dollars between accounts to avert cuts in aid to needy children passed the House 135 to 7 and now waits Gov Preston Smith's signature. Several constituents complain reporters are barred from critiquing Mutscher and colleagues.
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Mutscher
Preston Smith
House
Fort Worth Livestock Market Report
US DA-Livestock notes a small steady supply with mixed demand. Cattle mainly not priced by class. cows 20.50-22.60, cutters 19.60-21.30, feeders 285-400 lb steers 32.50-39.25, heifers 33.00-41.59. bulls 35.25-36.50. Hogs slow but steady 210-225 lb barrows 14.50-15.50, sows 13.00-13.50. sheep none.
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Fort Worth
Lievstock
Truck Law Exempts Farmers From New DOT Rules
The Record reports farmers are exempt from the new Department of Transportation regulations. Ralph Bezner, director of the Regional Motor Office, says rules apply only to drivers in over the road interstate transport. Sgt. Dudley Thomas of the Texas Department of Public Safety provided the information after inquiries about a prior error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Transportation
Ralph Bezner
Regional Motor Office
U.S. Department of Transportation
Bezner
Dudley Thomas
Texas Department of Public Safety
Demonstrators Target HEW In May Day Protests
Several hundred May Day demonstrators joined by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference moved to protest the Department of Health Education and Welfare. About 221 were arrested in a bid to sway Selective Service employees over draft related bloodshed in Vietnam. Most released on bond pending review of a $10 disorderly conduct fine. Police urged raising penalties to deter repeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Selective Service
Vietnam
Fishing Club Holds February Meeting At Doll House
The club met at the Doll House Restaurant at 6 p.m. Pins were awarded to members who recruited new members in January and February. Paul Frels, program chairman, introduced Mrs. C L Duckett, DeWitt County Cancer Crusade Chairman, who presented a cancer film to the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Doll House
Paul Frels
C. L. Duckett
DeWitt County Cancer Crusade
Nixon to speak on Indochina protests tonight
President Nixon is set to address public protests over Indochina policy at a televised news conference tonight at 8 p.m. CDT. This will be his first televised briefing since March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Nixon
Senate Fails Key Tax Hikes as Proposals Lose Support
The tax bill stalls after liberals defect on corporate income tax. Conservatives widen margins against oil and gas tax hikes and franchise tax extensions for banks. Diesel tax rises pass, beer tax provisions stay, and the package mirrors the House plan with a broad 0.75 percent sales tax rise and sweeping franchise tax increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwartz and Mauzy
William N. Patman
D-Ganada
Charles Wilson
Lufkin
Kennard
House
Ben Barnes
Senate
Backside of Churchill Downs Brims With Derby Prep Activity
The Derby season turns the backside at Churchill Downs into a hive of action as owners, trainers, grooms, and clockers bustle among 40 green barns. Workers prepare Derby nominees with workouts, chatter, and keen eyeing of time, while the grandstand looming over the track watches over the seasonal drama.
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the Downs
Damon Runyon
Philip Morris
Cuero Leaders Seek Victoria Upper University Branch
Cuero superinten dent Dr E E Sims Cuero Chamber of Commerce president Lester Frers Chamber manager Dewey Henderson and bank president Ed Pat Mixon attended a House State Affairs Committee hearing in Austin Wednesday night to urge establishing an upper university branch at Victoria. The hearing on a bill by State Representative Joe Wyatt was described as receptive and referred to a sub committee for consideration. Wyatt and Tim Von Dohlen DeWitt Goliad representative sit on both committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Sims
Cuero
Lester Frers
Cuero Chamber of Commerce
Dewey Henderson
Chamber of Commerce
Ed Pat Mixon
Cuero Bank
House
Austin
Victoria
Joe Wyatt
Wyatt
Tim von Dohlen
DeWitt - Goliad
Yorktown eighth graders name valedictorian and honor roll
Patricia Hardt, daughter of Edgar Hardt, is valedictorian of Yorktown Elementary School for 1970 71 with a 95.6 average. Becky Weise is salutatorian at 95.2 and Sylvia Hahn has 94.2 as top three honorees. All three are in the Yorktown National Junior Honor Society. Patricia serves as president and Becky as secretary.
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Patricia Hardt
Edgar Hardt
Yorktown
Patricia
Becky Weise
Allen Weise
Route 2
Sylvia Hahn
Edward Hahn
Becky
Patricia Warzecha
Carol Rabke
Stuart Schroeder
Bonnie Sievers
George Matejek
Barbara Respondek
Christy Styra
Contending views on guaranteed Lockheed loan
Treasury Secretary Connally told a subcommittee a $250 million loan guarantee to Lockheed is essential for the defense contractor to survive. Admiral Rickover warned against the guarantee, saying Lockheed would continue defense work regardless of bankruptcy and that only management would change.
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Washington
Congress
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Nixon
Treasury
John B. Connally
Appropriations
Lockheed
Adm
Hyman Rickover
Lindenau 4-H Club Meets April Meeting Highlights
Lindenau 4-H Club met April 27 with 12 members, one adult leader, and four visitors from Westhoff 44H. Arlen Buchhorn led the meeting. Glenda Spinks read minutes and roll call. Members reported on the State chocolate 4-H sale and Arlen's upcoming graduation party was planned for May 11 at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauri Buchhorn
Lindenau 4-H
Arlen Buchhorn
Glenda Spinks
Gail
Peggy
Jo Ann
Charles Koenig
Westhoff
Joe Hoffman
Arlen
Dave Matejek
Mrs. Ollie Webb 85 dies. rites Friday in Cuero
Ollie Webb, 85, of Wee satche died in a Yorktown hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Lamprecht Funeral Home with Rev. H. A. Hanson of St. Mark's Lutheran officiating. Burial in West side Cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs. Gladys Meyer and siblings A. M. Albrecht, W. F. Albrecht, and four sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Webb
Weesatche
Yorktown
Lamprecht
H. A. Hanson
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Cuero
Westside Cemetery
Gladys Meyer
A. M. Albrecht
W. F. Albrecht
Goliad
Cecilia Ke
Nettie Walker Funeral Services Held in Goliad
Funeral services for Mrs. Nettie Walker, 9, of Goliad, who died Tuesday night in a Goliad nursing home, were held at 11 a.m. Thursday at Wayne Frank Funeral Home in Goliad. The Rev. F L Corbin officiated. Burial was in Glendale Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Walker
Goliad
Wayne Frank
F.l Corbin
First United Methodist Church
Glendale Cemetery
May 8 Luncheon to Install TMA President in Houston
Two thousand doctors attend a May 8 event at the Shamrock Hilton where Walter Walthall M D of San Antonio will crown incoming president James H Sammons M D of Baytown. The program includes scientific talks, exhibits by physicians and their wives, and a 140 member House of Delegates plus 40 committees meeting at Astroworld Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TMA
Walter Walthall
San Antonio
James H. Sammons
Baytown
Shamrock Hilton Hotel
House of Delegates
Astroworld Hotel
Woman's Auxiliary
TMA to Host State Medical Meeting at Mare Riott
Walter C Bornemeier M D of Chicago AMA president will address TMA House of Delegates on May 6 on Medicine Today and Tomorrow General chairman for TMA 1971 is Thane T Spensel M D of Houston The last annual meeting in Houston 1968 drew 4482 registrants including 2018 members
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TMA
Mareriott Motor Hotel
Walter C. Bornemeier
Chicago
American Medical Association
TMA House of Delegates
Thane T. Spensel
Houston
Weber Wins Sion Superb Representation in Automotive Market
Nominations assess dealership performance across business management merchandising customer service and showroom facilities. District management screens qualifications and final winners are chosen by the Ford Division general manager and general sales manager at Division HQ in Dearborn Michigan. A framed certificate and a blue white banner symbolize the award with a diamond emblem for five consecutive years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Ford
Dearborn
Mich
Theodore Roosevelt First President to Ride in an Automobile
Theodore Roosevelt became the first U.S. president to ride in an automobile, marking a milestone in national leadership embracing modern transportation. The event signaled a shift in how presidents engaged with emerging technology and public mobility.
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Theodore Roosevelt
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J. W. Norvell
Canyon
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Village Discount Record Center
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N. Esplanade
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Wieland and Breitkreutz
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Cuero Community Hospital
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W. Reuss Blvd
Polliwogs
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National Guard Armory
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Lea Kershaw
Memphis
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Milfred Pustejovsky
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Freund Funeral Home
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A. F
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