Personal notes from Cuero area readers update families
Mr and Mrs Jake Parker report a letter from son Jim stationed with the U S Marine Corps at El Toro Air Station California He expresses satisfaction with his duty station His company directly supports the Third Marine Air Corps Wing Mr and Mrs Orval Wright and family visited with his parents Mr and Mrs Ray Wright of Miles Texas over the weekend Mr and Mrs Clifford Haun and children of Meyersville visited in the home of Mr and Mrs Orwood Rohan and family of Tivoli over the weekend William Kuester of Yoakum was a Cuero business visitor today Recent visitors to Mr and Mrs W B Morris of Corpus Christi included Mrs Judy Blackwell Beth St Clair and Mrs Ava Nell St Clair.
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Jake Parker
Jim
U.S. Marine Corps
el Toro Air Station
Calif
Third Marine Air Corps Wing
Orval Wright
Mrs
Ray Wright
Miles, Texas
Clifford Haun
Meyersville Visted
Orwood Rohan
Tivoli
W. B. Morris
Corpus Christi
Judy Blackwell
Beth St. Clair
Ava Nell St. Clair
Hospital Admission and Discharge Roll for Susie and Cuero
Susie Tells Burns Hospital records admissions for Mrs Mandy Thomas Theodore Reuss Wood row Bethel Edwin Fiessner and Tom Nichols with dismissals for Amadore Hernan dez Effie Jackson Rose McCullough Carol Parr Erlinda Garcia Annie Wittmer and Mrs Lornette Houseman. Cuero Hospital lists admissions Joe Arnold and Reuben Hoser Sr with dismissals Mrs Julia Keseling Beatrice Gomez Stella Buesing and Margaret Washington.
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Burns Hospital
Mandy Thomas
Theodore Reuss
Woodrow Bethel
Edwin Fiessner
Tom Nichols
Amadore Hernandez
Effie Jackson
Rose McCullough
Carol Parr
Erlinda Garcia
Annie Wittmer
Lornette Houseman
Cuero Hospital
Joe Arnold
Reuben Hoser
Julia Keseling
Beatrice Gomez
Stella Buesing
Margaret Washington
DeWitt County 4-H Council Plans Achievement Night
The DeWitt County 4-H Council met with 11 members seven visitors six leaders and one agent present. Sylvia Doehrman chaired as minutes were approved and Saralee Olson acted as secretary. The Achievement Committee reported plans for Achievement Night themed 4 H For U S to be held October 5 at 8 p m at St Mark s Lutheran Fellowship Hall. Funds including five dollar contributions from each club and gifts to the Jerry Hess Fund were approved along with donations to St Mark s Lutheran Church and district events. New committees for the coming year were appointed in Finance Special Events and Recreation with a slate of officers and members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt County
4-H Council
Sylvia Doehrman
Saralee Olson
Terrie Means
Michael Rucker
John Mateiek
Denise Brown
Dave Matejek
Dennis Brown
U.S
St. Mark's Luttheran Fellowship Hall
Jerry Hess
Chester Bettge
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Fabulous Community Hospital tour inspires local pride
Weekend visitors praised the new Community Hospital as a pinnacle of care with improvements over Scott and White. Cuero Hospital District officials led by Clifton Weber honored staff and administrators for their hard work on the project. The piece notes landscaping plans, local birthdays, a wedding anniversary, and a lighthearted kitchen mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Hospital
Scott and
White Hospita
Raymond Reese
Scott and White
Cuero Hospital District Board of
Clifton Weber
Howard Kleinecke
Patsy Leskie
Dewey Henderson
Dewey Schorre
Riley Aldrich
Gas field yields large dry gas output from perforations
The well produces 67,000,000 cubic feet of dry gas daily via perforations at 3,276 to 3,279 feet and 1,000,000 cubic feet via perforations at 3,380 to 3,422 feet. Dry field well Texaco No. 1 Paul Wollny lies four miles east-southeast of Yorktown in the South Yorktown Field at 11,000 feet, pulled back to 10,183.
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Texaco No
Paul Wollny
Yorktown
Court Notes From Page One Listings
The report lists local individuals including Yoakum LeRoy Angerstein Meyersville Clarence Weise Yorktown Gertie Mae Thomas Cuero and Rev Norman A Sand ers Cuero as part of continuing court coverage reflected on page 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoakum
LeRoy Angerstein
Meyersville
Clarance Weise
Yorktown
Gertie Mae Thomas
Cuero
Norman A. Sanders
Student council representatives named in officers list
Officers continued on page one include sergeants at arms with student council representatives Willene Gee Corliss Kaiser Dennis Segers and Victor Moreno listed among participants for the event.
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Willene Gee
Corliss Kaiser
Dennis Segers
Victor Moreno
FFA backs Nixon program for community action nationwide
The National FFA Organization announces Building Our American Communities a joint effort with the U S Office of Education and the Farmers Home Administration. The program aims to involve FFA members in rural and semi rural community development through an instructional guide funded by Lilly Endowment Inc More than 5000 awards are available to chapters implementing projects to improve their communities.
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America
Future Farmers of America
FFA
National
Washington, D.C
Harry Birdwell
Birdwell
Oklahoma
U.S. Office of Education
Farmers Home Administration
U.S.D.A
FHA
Lilly Endowment, Inc
Indianapolis
Indiana
National Ffa Foundation, Inc
Late Lint Harvest Gets Under Way
The first 18,897 new crop cotton samples have been classed in the Corpus Christi area as the Coastal Bend harvest begins. Micronaire readings are mainly in the premium range, fiber strength tests show 83 percent at 80 000 psi or higher, and prices remain limited with insufficient data for quotations.
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E. H. Matthews
USDA
Corpus Christi
Matthews
Usda Fiber Laboratory
College Station
Unusual Food Laws Highlight Odd Statutes
A humorous roundup notes peanut eating in church in Massachusetts is illegal, rye bread goose liver and limburger cheese sold on Sunday faces restrictions in Houston, and dropping watermelon seeds on streets in Hammond, Indiana is forbidden. The piece cites American Grocers News and underscores quirky legal limits.
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New York
UPI
Massachusetts
Houston
Tex
Hammond
Ind
Duel of Markers Sparks War Paint in Business Pageant
Long Island Magic Marker Corp chief Murray Poznak launches a tongue in cheek duel with Gillette Papermate Division over Yaka and El Marko trademarks. Poznak threatens a high noon showdown at the Chicago Merchandise Mart with marker tipped swords and a live baby prize, prompting playful feud coverage.
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Mr. P
Magic Marker Corp
Long Island
Gillette Co
Papermate
Chicago
el Marko
Poznak
Phil Wasserman
Long
Red Man
Murray
New York Times
H.g
Mr. W
Mr. Poznak
Robert D. Hales
Yaka
New York
Wasserman
Mr. BP
Rain records fall as August tops yearly totals
Record notes 5.69 inches of rain in August, the heaviest month so far this year. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Beauchamp left on a vacation to New Mexico and Arizona. Mrs. B. M. Byrne and her Houston children visited Mrs. Ethel Byrne and Mrs. Gene Brown.
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J. C. Beauchamp
New Mexico
Arizona
B. M. Byrne
Houston
Ethel Byrne
Gene Brown
Cuero Rotary Honors Korean War Casualty Newman Jr
In Cuero a Rotary Club meeting paid tribute to Second Lieutenant Cecil FE Newman Jr the town slate's first Korean war casualty. A Trans World Airlines Constellation with 55 aboard including 22 Americans crashed in the Egyptian desert near Cairo. Cuero High pep squad sets skirt length at 14 inches from the floor per secretary Phyllis Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Cecil FE. Newman Jr
Cuero
Trans- World Airlines
Cairo
Phyllis Green
Cuero High School
Alcoa reports mercury controls at Point Comfort plant
Alcoa officials said daily water samples around the Point Comfort facility show similar results to state tests. The off shore 20 foot lagoon, built for process residue from a satellite chlo r-alkali plant, previously contained mercury compounds. Changes were made July 25 to stop effluent from the lagoon and create a closed process recycling mercury materials. The company commits to ongoing monitoring and cooperation with state and federal inspectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cern
Point Comfort
Alcoa
Wahlsten
Texas Water Quality Board
Open House and Hospital Funding Details
Open House on Wednesday showcased the new hospital built with about $850,000 from a federal Hill Burton grant. The remaining funds came from a bond issue and donations. The report notes farming uses more petroleum than any other single industry per New Holland Sperry Rand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill-Burton
New Holland
Sperry Rand
Cuero Cow Listed High By Group
JCT Miss Equero Manso 117-1, a 1963 Brahman cow owned by J. Carter Thomas of Cuero, ranks sixth in the American Brahman Breeders Register of Renown for dams of two or more show winners with 40 or more show points, totaling 67 points. The first place cow Miss Het of Sugarland, owned by VUS Sugar Corp of Clewiston, Fla, has 99 points. The 1970 Register lists 14 animals in the six year merit program begun in 1964, noting three progeny contributed to JCT Miss Equero Manso's record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Carter Thomas
Cuero
Miss Het
Sugarland
VU. S. Sugar Corp
Clewiston
Fla
Equero Manso
Defendant Held Joe Esquivel Faces 50 Dollar Fine
Joe Esquivel is held in county jail on a pending $50 fine for being drunk after a Sunday arrest.
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Joe Esquivel
Land and buildings of U S farm valued at 100000
The land and buildings of the typical United States farm are valued at about 100000 dollars. This figure reflects combined value of farmland and structures as an average measure for agricultural property nationwide.
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United States
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Victoria
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Esplanade
Elecka Drug
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Harmacy
Polliwogs
Polly Howerton
Carol Linton
Barbara Bohman
Austin
Texas University
Mary Blackwell
Marian A. Calhoun
Phyllis Green Belk
Howard Greens
Nixon
National Ffa
Frea—Vocational Agriculture Community Action
Building Our
Julius Caruso
York
Commerce
Murray P. Poznak
M. Poznak's
Mel Heimer
Carinne
N. Esplanade
Cuero Lodge
Edward L. Johnson
M. H. EB. Weatherly
O.m
American Legion Civic Center
Calvin Webb
Otis Carpenter
Pilot Club
OF Cufarro
Dol House
Lester Frera
N.Y
Alois Bomba
Wilred Leist
Freund Funeral Home
Rialto
Liz Taylor
Electric Motors
Tel-A-Win CO
BIG Country Radio
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