Local Personal Notes Highlight Weekend Visits Across Town
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Urban returned from a two week Dalsetta visit to see friends and relatives. In Victoria, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schaffner and daughter spent Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Alice McMahan of Victoria visited Cuero relatives Friday. Michael Poenitzsch and Tammy and Troy of Angleton are weekend guests of Mrs Poenitzsch's parents. Michael travels to New Braunfels Monday to be with his mother awaiting major surgery. Houston visitors Thursday included Mrs. Elizabeth Kleinfelder Mrs. Elda Kleinfelder Mrs. Bernice Hagan and Mrs. Albina Leck. Miss Ben Jones with Rose and Leonard Koonce attended Cuero Ennis football game Saturday. Elsie Wallace of Stratton visited Cuero Friday afternoon.
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Otto Urban
Dalsetta
Michael Poenitzsch
Tammy
Troy
Angleton
Poenitzsch
Michael
New Braunfels
Houston
Elizabeth Kleinfelder
Elda Kleinfelder
Bernice Hagan
Albina Leck
Ben Jones
Rose
Leonard Koonce
Cuero-Ennis
Victoria nursing graduate passes state board in Austin
Mary Helen Hernandez a Victoria College Vocational Nursing graduate passed the State Board exam given Oct 19 to 21 in Austin. Jimmy Gonzales of Victoria called Joe Keesler to reserve tickets for the semi finals football game that night. Mugge Mayne of Lindale, former Gobbler star and school principal, was in the stands in Austin rooting Gobblers and telephoned his cousin Chubby Newman to get a couple of ducats.
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Mary Helen Hernandez
Victoria College Vocational Nursing
Austin
Jimmy Gonzales
Victoria
Joe Keesler
Mugge Mayne
Lindale
Gobbler
Gobblers
Kennedy Baby Girl Born in Victoria
Mrs and Mrs Thomas Jackson Kennedy of Victoria announce the birth of a daughter at 12 09 p m December 10 at DeTar Hospital weighing seven pounds The maternal grandmother is Mrs Toby Urban and the paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Tom Kennedy.
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Thomas Jackson Kennedy
Victoria
DeTar Hospital
Toby Urban
Tom Kennedy
Town Talk Continued About The Beautiful People
The boss invites a winter Bahamas trip to sharpen golf, while an upper crust society girl flirts and a reserved parking space and salary through the bank define comforts. A stockbroker praises blue chip bets and two assistants, one glamorous and one plain, frame a life on ease.
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Bahamas
DeWitt County Historical Notes on 1971 DSA plans
DeWitt County Historical Survey Committee meets Tuesday December 15 1970 at 5 p.m. in the court room to study Guidelines for DSA requirements submitted by Bob Watson Assistant Director for Field Operations. Reports will be given by Henneke Schaffner Buchel.
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DSA
Bob Watson
DeWitt County
Bush named U N ambassador. long road from New England to Texas oil
George Bush, 46, long viewed as a rising House figure, is tapped for the United Nations post. Born in Milton, Mass, he built a Texas oil fortune with Zapata Offshore and has five children with Barbara. His Senate bid in 1970 failed, but his rise continues amid GOP hopes.
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New England
Texas
George Bush
House
Rep
George Mahon
Bush
United Nations
U.S
Nixon
Senate
Ralph Yarborough
Houston
Yarborough
Lloyd Bentsen Jr
Bentsen
Milton
Mass
Phillips Academy
Andover
Yale
Navy
Bonin Islands
Zapata
Episcopal Church
Barbara
Washington
Cuero Record Classified Snapshot Daily
Inquiry from Cuero Record classifieds highlights daily listings across jobs real estate and services. Advertisements feature local merchants property rentals and personal notices within the usual classified array.
Polliwogs and Christmas Happenings in Cuero
Local readers share mid morning activity and holiday plans. Dr. Charles Tubbe visits with a United Fund contribution while Mrs. Carrie Meyer renews her Cuero Daily Record subscription. Lions Club hosts a successful Ladies Night at the American Legion Civic Center.
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Charles Tubbe
The
United Fund
Carrie Meyer
Wees Atehe
Cuero Daily Record
Cuero Record
Lions Club
American Legion Civic Center
Wallis Family Names Siblings and Residences
Mrs. Traylor notes five brothers S J Wallis Cuero Wesley I Wallis Corpus Christi David Wallis Glenwood Paul C Wallis Sugarland and Joe K Wallis San Antonio. Two sisters Mrs Dora Walker Alice and Mrs Ruth Boone Houston are also named.
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Pace One
S. J. Wallis
Cuero
Wesley I. Wallis
Corpus Christi
David
Wallis
Glenwood
Calif
Paul C. Wallis
Sugarland
Joe K. Wallis
San Antonio
Dora Walker
Alice
Ruth Boone
Houston
Gobbler Squad Prepares for Tough Austin Showdown
Cuero Gobbler team eyes a season best performance as Gilbreth cites strong spirit and a chance to win. lineup includes Johnson, Hail, Sheppard, Saenz, Green, Beasley, Fox and Cusack with Wesley at fullback. Bus convoys and hundreds travel, weather could trim attendance to about 1,500.
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Gilbreth
Gobblers
Cuero
Mike Haliive
Darrell Rangnery
John Cruz
High Kasper
Larry Pirkes
Coraines Arndt
Robert Hopkins
Leroy Wesley
Austin
Gobbier
Gobbler
Farher
Austip
Gohlke Estate Suit Filed in DeWitt County Court
A partition suit filed in the 24th District Court names Arnold O. Gohlke et al as plaintiffs and Robert Milton Gohlke et al as defendants. The case concerns a large land tract in DeWitt County known as the Gohlke Estate with multiple parties on both sides.
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24Th District Court
DeWitt County
Gohlke
Arnold O. Gohlke
Robert Milton Gohlke
Guidance Class Tour Conducted
Members of the Cuero Home Guidance Class toured a candy factory and bakery in Victoria last week. They were accompanied by Mrs. Mildred Martin county home demonstration agent and leaders Mrs. A L Means Jr and Mrs. Patty Manion, with attendees Mrs. Ben Hernandez Jr Mrs Salvadore Gonzales Mrs Ida Laurels Mrs Mellie Johnson Miss Susie Farrow and Mrs Anglia Escamio.
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Cuero
Victoria
Mildred Martin
A. L. Means Jr
Patty Manion
Ben Hernandez Jr
Salvadore Gonzales
Ida Laurels
Mellie Johnson
Susie Farrow
Anglia Escamio
Record sContinued from page 1 Cuero and Yoakum
The piece recalls a traveler who, at 75, walked from Yoakum to Houston to prove fitness after returning from Africa. A fly leaf note to publisher James B. North declares the writer, 76 next birthday, is lifelong spirited and plans to live beyond 101. Also mentions Warsaw Pact praise of a Bonn Moscow treaty.
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Cuero
Yoakum
Africa
Houston
James B. North
Jack
Two Men Released After Bond On Suspended License Charges
Two men, Bonnie A. Respondek and Franklin Calk, were released from DeWitt County Jail after posting bond on charges of driving while license suspended. Respondek was arrested Friday by city police and Calk on Saturday by city police. Jose Ochoa remains in county jail with charges pending, arrested Friday by Trooper James Fitzpatrick.
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DeWitt County
Bonnie A. Respondek
Franklin Calk
Respondek
Calk
Jose Ochoa
James Fitzpatrick
Public defender condemns 1500-year rape sentence as excessive
Oklahoma City public defender Arnold Britton reacts after Charles Callins is sentenced by a jury to 1500 years in jail on a rape charge. Britton says the trial was fair but plans an appeal, calling the sentence cruel and inhuman and carried away by the jury.
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Oklahoma City
Arnold Britton
Charles Callins
Nixon signals possible escalation of Indochina war
President Nixon states he will order bombing of North Vietnamese military targets if North Vietnam strengthens its infiltration into South Vietnam. The speech emphasizes the potential increase in fighting unless Hanoi halts incursions.
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Washington
Nixon
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Church Women Plan Homemade Sale at First United Methodist
The Methodist Church Women will sponsor a homemade candy cake and cookie sale on December 16 starting at 9 a.m. in the basement of First United Methodist Church. The county clerk’s office noted a related voting rights remark in an unrelated column.
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Methodist Church
First United Methodist Church
Sears Employees Hold Festival in Yoakum Party
Cuero and Yoakum Sears Roebuck workers held their annual Christmas party Saturday in Yoakum at the residence of Mr and Mrs S S Faircloth. A social followed by refreshments.
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Cuero
Yoakum
Sears Roebuck and Company
S. S. Faircloth
Two Released From Jail Here
Jessie Garcia arrested Thursday by City Police Officer Ray Dieringer on charges of being drunk in public has been released from custody by City Judge Bert Kirk. Andrew Williby charged with disorderly conduct has been released from DeWitt County Jail and placed in the custody of the Yorktown Justice of the Peace.
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Jessie Garcia
Ray Dieringer
Bert Kirk
Andrew Williby
DeWitt County
Williby
Yorktown
Justice of the Peace
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Henry Schaffner
Alice McMahan
Elsie Wallace
Stratton
Aroma
Stepnational Pictures
Meleape
W. Reuss Bivd
Santa
Ance
Conrad-Tarkington Ins
Jim Conrad
Murray Tarkington
Telace
Gonzales
Cuere
Richard’s OF Cuero, Inc
By Isabella K. Schaffner
Cuero Chamber of Commerce
DeWitt County Historical Survey Committee
Charles Parson
Racine
Wisconsin
A. W. Schaffner
Burns Station Cemetery
Texas Highway Department
Albert Holik
Polliwogs
Polly Howerton
Mary Beth Poth
Cuero Art Guild
Nick
Belle Cameron
Frank Peavy
Henry Spangle
Traylor
Jim
Warsaw Pact
United Press International
Tucson
Aziz
Chery
Thailand
Reno, Nev
Dwaine Evang
Church Women Planning Sale
New York
Georges. Moore
Metropolitan Opera Association
Met
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Vietnam
Detroit
United Auto Workers
Douglas Fraser
Chrysler Corp
Ford
FT. Ord
Carl Jackson
Sears
Ryan
N. Gonzales
Freund Funeral Home
Cuero Federal
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Mary
Cuero Federal Savings
Gonzales and
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