Personal notices from Tivoli area social events
Mrs W C Bego of Tivoli visited her aunt Mrs Bill Machost in Yorktown on Saturday with her mother Mrs Josephine Brown of Cuero. Local residents visited Cuero friends, including the Maeckel and Rahbenaidt couples from Yorktown. Jack Ater arrived to visit his parents and grandmother. he is a Bell Helicopter field rep who recently finished a Vietnam tour. Brown Me Clung celebrates a birthday today. Other visitors included Felton Schroller and Otto Schroller of Yorktown with Edwin Flessner family, Mrs Gus Schaffner of Cuero and Mrs Julius Baca of Yorktown visiting Anna Afflerbach in Westhoff. Roy Williamson and wife returned from Bloomington, Texas after visiting Cleburn Appling and children Janice and Stanley. Appling is the former Polly Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Bego
Tivoli
Bill Machost
Yorktown
Jack Ater
A. C. Ater
Fred W. Buchel
Jack
Bell Helicopter
Vietnam
Gus Schaffner
Cuero
Julius Baca
Anna Afflerbach
Westhoff
Roy Williamson
Bloomington
Tex
Mrs. Cleburn Appling
Janice
Stanley
Appling
Polly Williamson
Victoria visit marks joint birth day for Richard and his mother
Mr. and Mrs. Alroy Malina visited Victoria Sunday to celebrate a joint birth day with Mr. Richard Kresta and his mother, joined by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hurta.
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Alroy Malina
Victoria
Richard Kresta
Mr. Kresta
Charles Hurta
Richard
Baby Boy Born at Cuero Community Hospital
Mr and Mrs Steve Williams of Victoria welcomed a baby boy Tuesday at 4 16 a m in Cuero Community Hospital weighing 8 pounds 1 3 4 ounces Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Marvin Hileman Cuero and paternal grandparent is Mrs D Q Williams Cuero
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Steve Williams
Victoria
Cuero Community Hospital
Marvin Hileman
Cuero
D. QO. Williams
Cuero Hospital Admits Ruiz Janssen and Boone
Cuero Community Hospital reports admissions for Jessie Ruiz Lud wig Janssen and Rinzie Boone. Dismissals include Josephine Campbell and infant, Will Fryer, Joe Anzaldua, Kate Green, Mary Leubert, and Rudolph Kuecker.
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Cuero Community Hospital
Jessie Ruiz
Ludwig Janssen
Rinzie Boone
Josephine Campbell
Baby
Will Fryer
Joe Anzaldua
Kate Green
Mary Leubert
Rudolph Kuecker
Woman Injured In Collision At Broadway Intersection
Mrs. Ethel Byrne of 211 W. Sarah was treated and released at Cuero Community Hospital after her car collided with a station wagon driven by Mrs. Ernestine Saenz Arroyo at Broadway and Indianola. Byrne was charged by city police with failure to yield right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Byrne
Sarah
Cuero Community Hospital
Broadway
Indianola
Ernestine Saenz Arroyo
Byrne
DWI Charges Filed Here In DeWitt County Court
Four individuals face DWI charges in DeWitt County Court. Names listed are Billy Joe Daniel, William Henry Laster, Joseph Victor Barry and Ignacio Ochoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt County
Billy Joe Daniel
William Henry Laster
Joseph Victor Barry
Ignacio Ochoa
Determined Mrs Hargrave Passes Driving Test After Nine Years
London resident Mrs. Miri am Hargrave endured nine years of lessons and forty tests, spending $720 before finally passing. Her triumph follows a long effort to drive her husband around, but she now cannot afford a car.
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London
Miriam Hargrave
Riot Work Practiced By Guard Cuero Unit
Cuero's National Guard, Company C, 1st Battalion 141st Infantry, held riot control classes weekend. Soldiers learned formations and roles for order restoration using a drill with rioters and enforcers. Major Kane became battalion commander replacing Lt. Col. Harry V. Steel Jr., now Brigade Executive Officer.
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Cuero
National Guard
Company C
1St Bn
141St Infantry
Kane
Harry V. Steel Jr
Steel
Soviet Peru Trade Pact Lets Peru Import 30 Million In Machinery
Moscow reports a 30 million dollar trade agreement with Peru on a 10 year credit. Peru will repay mostly with finished goods at an annual interest rate of 3 percent.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Peru
Cuero Club Notes Concerts Teas and Lighting Plans
Polly Howerton reports on events in Cuero including Music Lovers Club silver tea from 3 to 5 PM with a continuous program. Nat Alewin and his high school band to perform for retail merchants on December 21. Cuero Garden Club selects judging team for city Christmas lighting contest. Merchants plan Santa Claus appearances December 18 to a few afternoons or evenings. Merilyn Weber drives a brown Mercury sedan. John Blackwell attends Cuero Chamber meeting December 10. Cuero Art Guild holds final workshop before Christmas December 10 at 7 PM. Birthday wishes to Edu Mugge and Brown McClung. Home Tip suggests repurposing old plastic shower curtains as waterproof bed pads for visitors or ill household members.
U.S. envoy says Helsinki talks may yield clarity even without agreement
Gerald C. Smith, chief U.S. negotiator in arms talks with the Soviet Union, says a Helsinki round producing no pact would not be surprising or discouraging. He expects the Helsinki phase to show whether an agreement is possible, in a U.S. News interview. A 12 month school in Missouri is described as a success.
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Washington
UPI
Gerard C. Smith
U. S
Soviet Union
Helsinki
Smith
U.S. News and World Report
Trowell Leaves on Houston Area Environmental Tour
DeWitt County Judge George Trowell departs Monday for a two day environmental tour in the Houston area. The tour on a Texas A&M research vessel includes visits to Champion Paper, North Side STP Outfall, Gulf Coast Portland Cement, International Disposal Corporation landfills, and Pasadena facilities.
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DeWitt County
George Trowell
Houston
Trowell
Texas
Texas A&m University
Champion Paper Company
Northside
Gulf Coast Portland Cement Company
International Disposal Corporation
Pasadena
Cuero Cash Grain Market Report
Local Cuero market notes ear corn at 16 005 bu. Shelled corn priced at 46 cents per bushel and 1.25 per bushel respectively. Prices reflect current market conditions and are provided by Hansen Feed & Supply.
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Hansen Feed & Supply
CUERO
Livestock Prices Report From San Antonio UPI USDA
Cattle and calves about steady with slaughter cows steady and cows test price. bulls and feeders range 24.80 to 39.75. Heifers and steers by weight show mixed but steady trends. hogs 100 lower. sheep feeder lambs 60 to 70 pounds steady to weak. goats steady with Angora nannies and billies around 7.00. Market notes reflect weights and classes with several price bands across categories.
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San Antonio
Explosions Hit Soviet Freighter Novgorod at Perth Wharf
Two gelignite bombs were thrown onto the deck of the Soviet freighter Novgorod early today in Perth. The blasts slightly damaged the ship’s decks as police saw two young men flee the wharf area. The 9,150-ton vessel was loading wool and due to sail for the Soviet Union on Wednesday.
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Perth
Australia
Novgorod
Soviet Union
Speaking Your Health on Adolescents and Hair
A health column advises parents to focus on emotional needs of teenagers rather than hairstyle disputes. It stresses listening, mutual respect, and humor to reduce rebellion while guiding youths toward responsible citizenship and self understanding. Dr Coleman invites reader questions for general-interest topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Beal
Cuero 4-H Girls Receive Clothing and Foods Awards
Eleven Cuero 4-H girls attended a ceremony at the First Baptist Church to receive ribbons and certificates for Clothing and Foods. Teen Leaders Dorothy Green and Carolyn Lackey were honored for leadership. other members earned blue and red ribbons, with awards mailed later to remaining participants.
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Cuero Girls 4-H
First Baptist Church
Cuero
Mildred Martin
Dorothy Green
Carolyn Lackey
Dorothy
Martha Villereal
Gladys Coleman
Alice
Virginia Garabay
Cynthia Orozco
Quenna McDonald
Waite
Martha Sue Garza
Doris Mathis
Ruby
Lucy Anzaldua
Frances Nelson
Judy Blackwell
A. L. Means Jr
Martin
Terrie
Brenda Means
Gayle Nelson
Los Angeles Civil Service Tests Attract 13060 Applicants
More than 1,300 people queued this weekend for a Civil Service test for 112 maintenance laborer jobs in Los Angeles. Only about a dozen current vacancies exist. about 100 positions will open in April with starting pay around $540 a month.
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Los Angeles
Civil Service
Cuero High School Principal Urges Respect at Playoff Games
Billy C. Cooper urges students, teachers, and parents to model proper conduct during the national anthem, prayers, and school songs. He commends the sportsmanship shown by Cuero High School students throughout the playoff series.
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Kellner
Billy C. Cooper
Cuero High School
Wealth’s True Test: Keeping Money Once Earned
A proverb-like remark contrasts the difficulty of earning wealth with the challenge of retaining it after gaining a small amount. It frames financial success as a test of prudence and discipline rather than mere accumulation.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leon Maeckel
Fritz Rahbenaidt
Brown Me Clung
Felton Schroller
Otto Schroller
Edwin Flessner
Village Discount Record Center
Village Shop Center
Els Cordoba
Panavision
United Artists
Cman Vanake
Freund
Electric Motors
Tel-A-Win CO
N. Esplanade
Smart Shop
Cuero Record
Busines
Robert Bergman
Postville
Wis
Carahns Cas
Reuss Drug
Polliwogs
By Polly Howerton
Music Lovers Club
Nat Alewin
Jean Ann Sheppard
The
Cuero Garden Club
Merilyn Weber
John Blackwell
Cuero Chamber of Commerce
Cuero Art Guild
Edu Mugge
Brown McClung
Misouri
Lester L. Coleman, M.D
Dr. Coleman
Africa
Santa Claus
Dargilan
Meyrueis
France
Q Saq
Saw
Kleinecke Nursery
W. Reuss Blvd
Magnavox
Baker & Kahlich TV & Radio Service
Phony
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