Local residents visit relatives and attend university events
Several families and individuals are mentioned visiting relatives, registering new freshmen at Southwest Texas State University, or spending time with friends. Notable names include the Canipe, Moody, Newman, Dobbs, Poenitsch, Peyton, Mills, Caldwell, Koe ning, Schrade, Sanders, and Philips households, with trips to Canyon Lake, Greenbay, Corpus Christi, Lindale, San Marcos, Texas A&M, and Schroeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwyn M. Canipe
Gary
Debbie
Shawn
Timothy Canipe
Corpus Christi
Mickey Mayne
Lindale
Tex
Irene Moody
Ann Newman
James Peyton
Mary
Marie Mills
San Marcos
Marie
Southwest Texas State University
Booster Club Meeting Tonight at Cuero High School
Cuero Booster Club schedules a meeting this evening at 7 p.m. at Cuero High School. Members are urged to attend and discuss upcoming events and initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School
Services Held For Theodore F. Trammell 59
Theodore F. Trammell of Cuero died Tuesday at a Hallettsville hospital, aged 59. Funeral services were held at Buffington Funeral Home Chapel in Yoakum, with Rev. N A Sanders officiating. Burial followed at Restland Memorial Park Cemetery. He was born November 30 1910 in Oklahoma. Survivors include his wife Ada M Trammell of Cuero two sons Seth E of Bay City and Curtis of Cuero five daughters Brucene Billings of Houston Shirley Hagan of Westhoff Marlon Wendland of Taft Philmaine Fossett of Houston Nelda Hill of Cuero two brothers Dave of San Juan Texas and Troy Trammell of California two sisters Annie Tate of Oklahoma and Eula Faye Burns of Ore City Texas and 18 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore F. Trammell
Cuero
Buffington Funeral Home Chapel
Yoakumn
N. A. Sanders
Luria
Restland Memorial Park
Trammell
Hallettsville
Oklahoma
Ada M. Trammell
Seth E
Bay City
Curtis
Brucene Billings
Houston
Shirley Hagan
Westhoff
Marlon Wendland
Taft
Philmaine Fossett
Nelda Hill
Dave
San Juan
Tex
Troy Trammell
California
Annie Tate
Eula Faye Burns
Ore City
Auto Inspection Rules and Fees Outline
Auto inspection continued on page 1D notes belts, steering, wheels, exhaust systems as part of original equipment. State law requires inspections at privately owned official stations appointed by the Department of Public Safety. The statutory inspection fee is 2.00 dollars with extra charges if repairs are needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Safety
Buchel 4-H Club Names New Officers
Buchel 4-H elected Janice Buckner president with Sharon Olson as vice president Saralee Olson secretary Wanda Buckner treasurer Caroles Buckner Glenn Braden reporter Cynthia Koncvewski Vickie Bomba Paula Aschenbeck historians Karen Wells council delegate Brenda Means alternate delegate Tours of Cuero Community Hospital and Regency Mfg Co announced by Ginny Luthy Reports by Karen Wells and Terrie Means
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Buckner
Buchel
Farm program debate weighs costs and stability
The article defends federal farm price supports and critiques the Nixon administration for wobbling on agricultural policy. It argues farm subsidies stabilize prices, support family farms, and keep consumer food costs in check despite criticisms of large subsidies to big farms. It notes a $5 000 payment cap faces Senate trouble and highlights the farmer's share of the food dollar and rising consumer costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
U.S
Senate
of Agriculture
White House
Republican
Democratic Agriculture Committee
House
Farm bill passes as Senate action awaited
The House approved a farm bill despite flaws and expects Senate action to clarify farmer expectations. In a separate move, the House passed a bill restricting unsolicited sexually explicit advertising, with penalties up to five years in jail and 50 000 dollars for a first offense and higher for a second offense, now headed to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Cuero Schools Prepare for New Year Programs
Sims said car sources are responsible while cafeteria staff attend workshops for the new year. New equipment has been installed and roof repairs will finish soon. A vocational counselor will be employed at the high school and the air conditioning course has been changed to general appliance and air conditioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sims
School Board Sets Hearing on Budget in Yoakum ISD
Yoakum Independent School District will hold a public hearing on a proposed budget on August 24 at 7 p.m. The school board set the date at Tuesday night’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Board
Yoakum
Yoakum Independent
Ex Cueroite Dies In Wreck
A Cuero native, James Griffin, was killed in an automobile crash in Louisiana yesterday. No further details were provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cueroite
Ord
Cuero
James Griffin
Louisiana
Pioneer 4-H Club Elects New Officers
Pioneer 4-H Club officers were elected at Tuesday nights meeting. Janyce Lehman is president Donna Dreher vice president Cynthia Carrisalez secretary reporter Shirley Venegas treasurer Dennis John council delegate Darrell Cooper alternate council delegate. Cooper reported on the recent 4-H council meeting and presided in the absence of club president Darla Drehr. Minutes and roll call were read by John. Philip John was a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janyce Lehman
Donna Dreher
Cynthia Carrisalez
Shirley Venegas
Dennis John
Darrell Cooper
Cooper
Darla Drehr
John
Philip John
Public relations note praises Miss Quintanilla for telephone recovery effort
Jim Haynes of Tracor Inc. in Austin commends Miss Quintanilla for efficiently locating a Houston address and phone number to recover a lost suitcase. The letter details her steps from Houston to Austin, the correct contacts found, and the safe return of the intact contents. The writer applauds Bell telephone hardware and Quintanilla's human approach over machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Roznovsky
Miss Quintanilla
Austin
Bell
Jim Haynes
Tracor Inc
Lions Club Relief Fund Aids Victoria Families
Grafe explained the hurricane relief effort by Boulevard Lions Club of Victoria has delivered 20 cases of baby food 2 cases of diapers and a $25 check and will extend plans as needs arise The Lions Board of Directors will meet Friday Aug 28 replacing the usual Thursday night to avoid the Chamber of Commerce banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafe
Boulevard Lions Club of Victoria
Lions Board of Directors
Chamber of Commerce
Mullins Leads Five Seek Nomination For Local Seat
Two years ago Mullins faced opposition in the general election to succeed Gus Strauss Jr. of Yoakum, appointed to finish his late father’s term. Strauss did not seek a full term. Five candidates sought the nomination: Wilbert Roznovsky of Hallettsville justice of the peace, G. H. Gerdes Hallettsville county auditor, W. A. Hobbs Hallettsville rancher, and Virgil Minear Hallettsville variety store owner and former publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Strauss Jr
Yoakum
Strauss
Mullins
Wilbert D. Roznovsky
Hallettsville
G. H. Gerdes
W. A. Hobbs
Virgil Minear
Coast town torn by damage while residents aid cleanup
Bill Uhphres and family enjoy their new Dub Harbin house purchased recently while Fred Junker notes no damage to a favored coast spot at Port O Connor. Neighbors Eunice Heyer Tom Heyer and Glen Portis help clear the yard as Dr W R and Dr Ann Towery plan Houston homecoming prior to Astrodome games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill’ Uhphres
Fred Junker
Port O'Connor
Eunice Heyer
Tom Heyers
Glen Portises
W. R
Ann Towery
Houston
Astrodome
Youth Week Drive Seeks Funds for Kidney Transplant
Cuero youth leaders and adults push a joint program urging local organizations to contribute to the Jerry Hess Fund for a kidney transplant. Promoters seek a larger Youth Center site, considering Crescent Valley Creamery property offered for public use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hensley
Cuero Group
Jerry Hess
Cuero Youth Conference
NYA
Crescent Valley Creamery
Hawks Family Named All American Representatives
Dr. Richard L. Stratton forwards a Fort Worth Star Telegram clipping about the George W. Hawks family of Arlington being selected as representatives from Texas for the All-American family contest. The event, sponsored by the American Family Institute in Miami, offers a paid week at Lehich Acres near Fort Myers with forums and talent shows among 50 state entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Stratton
Fort Worth
Lehich Acres
Fort Meyers
Fla
Hawks
Arlington Citizen-Journal
Mark Chaney
Elizabeth
Kay Ellen
George Hawks Jr
Dr. Stratton
Cueroile
Arlington
Jack
George
Dick Stratton
Births in Corpus Christi and Cuero announced
Mr and Mrs Jack Jenkins announce a son Steve Glenn born Friday August 7 in Corpus Christi weighing eight pounds twelve ounces. Maternal grandmother Mrs Herman Wision of Route 4 Cuero and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Fred Jenkins of Corpus Christi. Airman and Mrs James C Hurta announce a son Patrick Wayne born August 12 at 12 38 pm in Key West Florida weighing nine pounds four ounces. Mrs Hurta is the former Margie Nolte. Maternal Ray Nolte Sr of Westhoff and paternal Mr and Mrs Charles Hurta of Cuero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Jenkins
Corpus Christi
Steve Glenn
Herman Wision
Route 4
Cuero
Fred Jenkins
James C. Hurta
Key West
Fla
Patrick Wayne
Hurta
Margie Nolte
Ray Nolte
Westhoff
Charles Hurta
Buchels Visit Port Arthur After Port Arthur Trip
Dr and Mrs F W Buchel left for Port Arthur to visit their daughter Mrs Hanchey and Mr Hanchey. Also Mr and Mrs Bill Laster had returned from a Chick Convention in Fort Worth. American and South Korean troops fought to protect the port of Pusan this morning. Cuero school faculty to be sixty one teachers for 1950 51.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Buchel
Port Arthur
Hanchey
Bil
Laster
Fort Worth
Pusan
Cuero School
Yoakum Chief (Continued Iron page 1) or Frances Capek of Hasletts ville
Frances Capek of Hasletts ville and Yoakum Chief are linked in a note noting three children Kathy 19 Mike 17 and Theresa 15. The fragment cites family details and ages without broader context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Capek
Haslettsville
Kathy
Mike
Theresa
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Nate
Clyde Dobbs
Canyon Lake
Pete Howertons
Mortgage Hill
Jim Pier
Patsy Ruska
Greenbay
Wisconsin
Jack Poenitsch
Ben C. Caldwell
Texas A&m University
Charles Koenig
Meta Schrade
Alois Hoff
Schroeder
James Sanders
Yorktown
Jimmy Philips
P-L Sedings
Diamond - Lite
Gulf Coast Wood Products
Ely
Elecka Drug
F. Trammell
Steak House
MOTEL
Duero Record
E. Main
Electric Motors
Tel-A-Win CO
N. Esplanade
Polly Howerton
Kazen
Cuero Schools
Hospital News
Cuero Hospital
Georgia Denson
Jettsville
Lions Club
Oak
W. Reuss Blvd
BIG Country Radio
Cuero, Texas
Hell ON
Lavaca
Polliwogs
Stella Schorre
Linton
Mike Naylors
Ben Allen Carpenter
Red
Selina Carpenter
First Presbyterian Church
Susan Snapp Duncans
Donald Albrecht
Dave Weber
Alan Bond
Baytown
Julia Keseling
Hazel Benton
Nathan Post Lumber CO
Village Discount
Record Center Village Shop Center
Victoria
American Legion Civic Center
Oren
Turbeville
Otis Carpenter
Pilot Club OF
Curreo
Lester Frera
N.Y
Alois Bomba
Wilfred Leis
Cuero Lodge
Edward L. Johnson
wMs
HH. F. Weatherly
Sec'y
Freund
Rialto
Techmirama
Technicolor
Klecka Drug
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