Christmas visits noted in Cuero community
Local families traveling from Houston Casper Corpus Christi Victoria and San Antonio gathered in Cuero for Christmas week. Relatives including Mr and Mrs John Phillips and Mrs A J Phillips hosted and planned family reunions and travel to Texas and Arizona for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Weber
Randy
Casper
Wyoming
A. J. Phillips
Phillip
Ann Kuehl
Victoria
John Phillips
John
Brazoria
Carol Elliott
Baby
San Antonio
Cuero
Valeria
Harold Holzpfel
Alton Holzapfel
Alton
Irven LeSage
Lois Schultz
Bob LeSage
Graham
Alice
Bob Morehouse
Corpus Christi
Marge Hensley
Buffalo
New York
L. L. Pittman
Susan
Lisa
Fort Worth
Irven LeSage, Jr
Houston
LeSage
Mrs. Gordon Thompson
Cuero Hospital Foundation admissions and dismissals list
The Cuero Hospital Foundation reports admissions including C. Sunday Paul Oehlke Miguel Trevino Joseph Byars Pete Martinez and Jeffrey Lude. Dismissals include Brenda Scott and baby Bess Jernigan Luke Hulsey Bessie Manford and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero Hospital Foundation
W. Sunday
Paul Oehlke
Miguel Trevino
Joseph Byars
Pete Martinez
Jeffrey Lude
Brenda Scott
Baby
Bess Jernigan
Luke Hulsey
Bessie Manford
Jerry Sadler Sworn In As State Land Commissioner
Jerry Sadler was sworn in today as state land commissioner with a formal oath. A cold snap in South Central Texas sent Cuero temperatures down to 30 degrees, as Pat Laake, son of Mr and Mrs W A Laake, started work at Yorktown News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Sadler
Pat Laake
W. A. Laake
Yorktown News
Texas
Cuero
Christmas Guests Return Home for Holidays
Twenty years ago on December 21 1950 University of Texas student Jimmy Crain was a holiday guest of his parents Mr and Mrs Newton Crain. Texas A&M students Rudy Henson Eugene Lord and Daryl Newman were home for the holidays. Mr and Mrs A C Barfield planned to spend Christmas in Shiner with her parents Mr and Mrs F J Kloesel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Crain
University of Texas
Newton Crain
Rudy Henson
Eugene Lord
Daryl Newman
Texas A&m University
A. C. Barfield
Shiner
F. J. Kloesel
Pecan Show Results Highlight Local Hybrid Winners
Hybrid Tashell, Felix Depine of Victoria was second place Moore winner. Gerhard Koehler of Yoakum received second place Known Hybrid (Mahank Stuart) honors. Third place Mohawk honors went to John Braden Jr. of Cuero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Depine
Victoria
Moore
Gerhard Koehler
Yoakum
Mahank Stuart
John Braden Jr
Cuero
Obituary for Elizabeth O Williams of Cuero
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth O Williams 60 of Cuero are pending from Oak Memorial Funeral Home She died at her home Friday night Survivors include her husband Manuel Williams of Poth and her mother Mrs Mary Pleasants of Cuero
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth O. Williams
Cuero
Oak Memorial Funeral Home
Lethal Gas Found in Silage From Blighted Corn
A farm report notes lethal gas detected in silage made from corn afflicted by blight. Officials advise immediate testing and ventilation to prevent poisoning risks to farm workers and livestock.
Nationwide programs target workers across states and territories
The plan splits into four campaigns: one reaching 1,000 persons in 27 states, another engaging 900 in Virginia, South Carolina, Wisconsin, the Virgin Islands and Texas, and two smaller efforts focusing on 360 workers already active in nine states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
South Carolina
Wisconsin
Virgin Islands
Texas
EPA Announces Four Training Programs for Waste Water Field
The Environmental Protection Agency unveiled four programs totaling 3.7 million dollars to train 2,600 people in waste water treatment. One program covers water pollution control and operations of treatment facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Environmental Protection Agency
Frigodèmes Dive In River Deme At Le Mans Event
About 20 bathers aged 14 to 83 partook in the annual frigid dip at the River Deme in Le Mans. The 34 degree water marked the event organized by the Frigodèmes club founded 11 years ago by Fernand Persson, mayor of Beaumont sur Deme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deme
Frigodemes
Fernand Pesson
Beaumont Sur Deme
Henry Lowrance Rites Held In Baton Rouge Area
Henry Lowrance aged 79, a native of Yoakum Texas, died Sunday in Baton Rouge. He was married to Nellie Burns of Cuero. Burial will be Tuesday in Louisiana. Survivors include three sons Burns Lowrance of Baton Rouge Gordon Lawrance of Baker and Pete Lowrance of Refugio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Henry Lowrance
Yoakum
Texas
Nellie Burns
Cuero
Louisiana
Burns Lowrance
Gordon Lawrance
Baker, la
Pete Lowrance
Refugio
Early Little Boy Blue illustration in Mother Goose wood engravings
The note highlights an early illustration of Little Boy Blue blowing his horn while awake, not sleeping under the haycock, and identifies these as among the first wood engravings printed from Mother Goose images.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Isaac Goose
Thomas Fleet
Grandma Goose
Fleet
Mother Goose
America
New England
Little Boy Blue
Jack and Jill
Tommy Tucker
Charles Perrault
Paris
Perrault
Cinderella
Hans Christian Andersen
Grimm Brothers
A. A. Milne
E. B. White
Little Boy
Blue
Poliwogs Cuero Feels Christmas Spirit After Football Season
Cuero residents settle into holiday mood with Gobbler pride and football season memories. Pat Patterson joined a Gobbler-Lion broadcast as Green candles burn in the office and local pep rally chatter echoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Patterson
Court upholds literacy test ban and residency rule vote
The court was unanimous on the literacy test section. the residency requirements passed 8 to 1 with Justice Harlan dissenting. Oregon and Texas sought to declare the law unconstitutional while the Nixon administration urged defenses on constitutional grounds. The case returns after a holiday recess on January 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Harlan
Oregon
Texas
Nixon
High Court
Justice Department
Detergent Claim Probe Cited over Tide Usage
United Press International reports Rep. Henry S. Reuss demands FTC probe into detergent labeling claiming manufacturers urge households to use ten times too much in hard water while omitting guidance for soft water. Cambodian military spokesman Lt. Col. Am Rong says Cambodian army progress on Highway 4 is very slow due to Communist sabotage behind their line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Washington
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
Federal Trade Commission
Phinom Penh
Am Rong
Highway 4
Lindenau 4-H Christmas Fete Conducted
Lindenau 4-H Club held its annual Christmas Bunco party on December 15 with ex-leaders and parents as guests. Arlen Buchhorn won high in Bunco and Laurie Buchhorn won low. a gift exchange followed. Arlen, a junior leader, distributed materials for the public speaking project and will be assisted by adult leader Mrs. Dave Mateijek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindenau 4- H Club
Bunco
Arlen Buchhorn
Laurie Buchhorn
Arlen
Dave Matejek
Arlene Buchhorn
Glenda Spinks
Darlene Buchhorn
Lindenau
John Mateijek
Gobblers Rally Late But Fall Short At Cuero
Brownwood fumbled opportunities as Cuero tightened late defense. Gobblers defenders led by Arndt Kasper Hall and Pickens limited Brownwood to 35 passing yards. After a 55 yard punt and a critical interception, Cuero converted on short drives, but could not overcome turnovers and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero
Victor Mathis
Robert Beasley
Larry Pickens
Mike Hall
Hall
Shae Southall
Brownwood
Gobbler
Arndt
Kasper
Pickens
Lions
Rodney Folsom
Barron
Folsom
Gobblers
Southall
Cross
Reid
Gobblers Fall To Brownwood In Final Test Of Season
Cuero High School finishes 14 AAAa season with a creditable loss to Brownwood Lions. Gobbler coach Buster Gilbreath and assistants Skeet Powers Charles Braun Wilfred Block and Larry Duncan lead a team that earned South Texas support and set a Texas IBL milestone by reaching the state finals, a first for Gobblers history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althe
Gobblers
Brownwood Lions
South Texas
Cuero
Gobbler
Buster Gilbreth
Skeet Powers
Charles Braun
Wilfred Block
Larry Duncan
San Antonio Highway Society Withdraws From Appeal
A San Antonio attorney explains that the SA Highway Society has withdrawn as an appealing party leaving individual members to pursue the case. Barr McClellan filed the petition for review claiming a poll showed 240 members wanted to proceed while the state urged dismissal as misstatements. The petition seeks Supreme Court review away from the 5th Circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barr McClellan
Austin
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Mark S. Henneke
U.S. Navy
San Diego
California
Lloyd Henneke
Mark
Balboa Naval Hospital
Bert Stubbs
Bryan Stubbs Sr
Robert Brown Jr
D'Ette Pieper
Ethel Bowden
Silver Springs
Maryland
Margaret
Paul
Warrenton
Douglas Adams
Cueroite
Port Netches
Harry Merrit
Carolyn Rudd
Phoenix
Ariz
Eldon Rudd
Kathy
Kleinecke Nursery
Tus Ail
Piion Moto
Arto
Department of Public Safety
DPS
Governors Committee On Traffic Safety
Freund
Kore
Bikome
Frangrance
Faberge
Tigress
Aphrodesia
Flambeau
Woodhue
KIKU
P.S
Elecka Drug CO
N. Esplanade
Hansen Feerd & Supply
Cuerog
LE Mans
France
N. ¥. A. Bidg City Park
Alois Bomba
Wilfred Leist
American Legion
Calvin Webb
Otis Carpenter
Pilot Club
OF Cuero
Doll House
Lester Frers
Cuero Lodge
Edward L. Johnson
W.m. H
Weatherly Sec
Clark Kinnaird
King Features Syndicate
Polliwogs
Hermine Clagett
Albuquerque
Wil Cockrell
Courine Blackwell
Mary Peritz
Rudy
New Jersey
John Ronald Coppedge
Coot Coppedges
McLeod
College of Arts and Sciences
Texas University
Cherry Piscetta
Evelyn Pennington
Ruth Weber
P.O
Casio
Village Discount Record Center
Village Shop Center
Meo Center
Waco Tekas
SA Highway
Japan
China
Rialto
Amer World Pictures
Dee
W. Reuss Blvd
Electric Motors
Tel-A-Win CO
Nathan Post Lumber CO
Esplanade
KCFH
Mateo Perez
Bob West
Roy Templin
Jerry Gee
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