Personal notices from Cuero and Yoakum church funeral
Mrs E R Pietch and Mrs Tommy Hensley of Cuero attended the funeral of their aunt Mrs William Treptow at Holy Cross Lutheran Church Yoakum. The piece notes Christmas visits and New Year plans among local families including the Gay and Aschen households and Vida Finney and Gene Finney attending Charlotte Burhus’s last rites in Victoria.
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E. R. Pietch
Tommy Hensley
Cuero
Yoakum
Willam Treptow
Holy Cross Lutheran Church
C. A. Gay
Lake Jackson
Tommy Gay
Jan
Chuck
Tommy Gays
Vida Finney
Gene Finney
Victoria
Charlotte Burhus
Births in Cuero Hospital and Local Hospital Officials
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Carmona welcomed a son Desi born December 30 at 2 03 p.m. at Cuero Community Hospital weighing 7 pounds 5 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Walton announced the birth of a son in the local hospital at 6 a.m. weighing 10 pounds 7 1/2 ounces.
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Jesse Carmona
Desi
Cuero Community Hospital
Wayne Walt
On Wayne
Dee. W At & Si A.m
Local Notes Sparkled With Travel Plans and Birthdays
Katherine Larson heads for Aspen to ski with friends Sunday. Jim Conrad notes a Cueroiles relative may appear in the Rose Bowl and his niece Judy Lowe will perform at Cotton Bowl halftime. Shannon Steen recovers from chickenpox for a Christmas party. Lott Taylor heads to El Campo for a hunting trip and a new camera. Mrs Rees Shannon in Corpus Christi shares tied news and hospital stay. Pamela Ann Preusser will graduate high school in 1972. United Fund gifts arrive from Maria Ybarra and others as staff greet the new year with well wishes.
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Jim Conrad
Cueroiles
Judy Lowe
Lott Taylor
el Campo
Cweetings
Rees Shannon
Corpus Christi
Rees
Pamela Ann Preusser
Ordinance Allows Stray Dogs With ID To Be Tracked
Residents report stray dogs causing damage while a city ordinance lets police seize unfenced strays. If a dog wears a collar and ID, the city will attempt to locate the owner before humane euthanization and the three day limit may not apply.
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Ety
Cuero City Plans Road Work and Utilities Expansions
The Cuero notes outline cemetery resurfacing and walkway asphalt plans. Street Department data show 25 blocks paved in 1970-71 vs 50 planned, with 50 blocks seal coated and 4 blocks Class A paving completed. For 1971-72, 50 blocks more Class B and A paving plus 50 blocks seal coating are planned, with 25 blocks seal coated so far this year and 6 blocks Class B paved. Drainage and pipe work, 8,800 feet of 6 sewer line installed last year, 9,500 feet of new 6 and 8 sewer lines planned, and 9,000 feet of 6 water line to be installed. A 210,000 gallon groundwater storage reservoir is scheduled. The city budget shows $59,000 spent on capital improvements in 1967-68 and projected spend of $248,000 in the new year, about 25 percent of the total budget, underscoring the need for capital outlay to sustain services.
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The
Drainage Commission
Munity Hospital
Weber
Robert Pickens
Buchel Bank & Trust Co
Dollie Nielsen
7-Up Bottling Co
Jack Edgar
Larry Smith
Smith
Frank J. Smith
Sands
North Esplanade Salc
Kaye Tarki
Ernesta Morgenro
Smart Shop
George Trowell
Austin
Yoakum
Texas Highway Department
DeWit
Ed Pat Mixon
Farmers State Bank and Trust Co
Women Auxiliary to Clero V E W Post Meeting
Ladies Auxiliary to Clero V E W Post 3972 holds a meeting on the fourth Thursday at 7 30 p m at the N Y A building with Mrs Wilfred Peters presiding Mrs Carl Culpepper serving as treasurer and the group organizing preparations.
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Clero V.E.W. Post
Wilfred Peters
Carl Culpepper
Treas
Mrs. Charlotte Burhus obituary in Victoria
Mrs. Charlotte Burhus 61 of Victoria died after a long illness in a Victoria hospital. Services were held at MacCabe-Carruth Funeral Home with Rev Will Menn officiating. Burial at Evergreen Cemetery. Survived by son Jefferson Burhus of Bryan a daughter Mrs George Staples of Hurst a sister Mrs Martha W Smith of Victoria and three grandchildren.
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Charlotte Burhus
Victoria
Victoria Hospital
MacCabe-Carruth Funeral Home
Will Menn
Evergreen Cemetery
Ore
Jefferson Burhus
Bryan
George
Mary Jane) Staples
Hurst
Martha W. Smith
Infant Jessie Munoz Garcia Dies. Graveside Rites Held
Infant Jessie Munoz Garcia died in a local hospital on Thursday. Oak Memorial Funeral Home directed graveside services at Hillside Cemetery with Rev. Peter Higgins of St. Michal's Catholic Church officiating. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Garcia of Cuero, maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Arturo Munoz of Crystal City, and paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Garcia of Cuero.
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Jessie Munoz Garcia
Oak Memorial Funeral Home
Hillside Cemetery
Peter Higgins
St. Michal’s Catholic Church
Albert Garcia
Cuero
Arturo Munoz
Crystal City
Phillip Garcia
Obituary for W. M. Farmer 87 of Yoakum
W M Farmer aged 87 of 710 N Gazzie Yoakum died at noon Friday in Spahn Hospital Corpus Christi. Services are pending at Buffington Funeral Home Yoakum.
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W. M. Farmer
N. Gazzie
Spahn
Corpus Christi
Buffington Funeral Home
Yoakum
Israel Faces Uncertain Peace Amid Rising Tensions
Prime Minister Golda Meir warned neighbors are not ready for peace as war risks persist in the Middle East. Israeli warplanes briefly broke the sound barrier near Amman while Barlev handed command to Fazar. Meir cited greater Soviet involvement in Egypt and said Israel must be ready for difficult tasks ahead. Reports on U S arms shipments and airspace violations remained unconfirmed.
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Golda Meir
Israel
Middle East
Jordan
Amman
Haim Barlev
David Dado Fazar
Meir
U.S
Two Plead Guilty In De Witt County Court
Claude E. Brown pleaded guilty to aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and was fined $200 plus costs in De Witt County Court. Henry Villarreal pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and received a $100 fine plus costs and a 10 day jail sentence to be probated for one.
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Claude E. Brown
de Witt
Henry Villarreal
Scientists Accused Of Murder Roil Philadelphia AAAS Meeting
During the AAAS annual gathering in Philadelphia radical scientists interrupted talks by former officials. protestors shouted war criminal and murderer as police escorted William P. Bundy Morton B. Halperin and Leslie H. Gelband from the room amid the disruption.
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Philadelphia
UPI
American Association For the Advancement of Science
William P. Bundy
Morton B. Halperin
Leslie H. Gelb
Bundy
Halperin
Gelb
Cuero Federal Sees Tremendous Growth in 1972 Outlook
Cuero Federal reports a strong year end with plans to publish a complete financial statement in a few days. Kleinecke notes a tremendous year of financial growth and anticipates 1972 will be even better as savers are invited to discuss plans with savings and loan officials.
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Kleinecke
Bank rate cut pushes base to five percent
First National City Bank trimmed its base lending rate to 5 percent for the week starting Monday. The move follows a trend as several west coast banks cut their prime rate to 5 percent from 5 42 percent to stay competitive, with east coast banks previously resisting.
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New York
UPI
First National City Bank
First National
Tossa Re en Cuero Community Hospital Admissions
Admissions listed include Josephine Fuchs Ella Brundige Olga Garcia Elizabeth Kleinfelder and Anastacia Longoria. Dismissals include Sandra Smith Kolh Wilkins and Mary Caraway.
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Josephine Fuchs
Ella Brundige
Olga Garcia
Elizabeth Kleinfelder
Anastacia Longoria
Sandra Smith
Kolh Wilkins
Mary Caraway
Noted Actor Shot To Death
Pete Duel star of Alias Smith and Jones was found dead at his Hollywood Hills home. Police said the 31 year old actor died from a gunshot near a bright Christmas tree with a snub nosed .38 revolver at his feet. Investigators called it an accident pending further inquiry.
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Hollywood
Eugene Kamidos
Hollywood Division
Ferguson Balances Golf Career With Business Life
The article outlines Miss Ferguson juggling a sports career with business success. Her January schedule includes tournaments in Sebring Florida Ormond Beach Fla Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood with further events planned throughout the year highlighting her busy year ahead.
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Miss Ferguson
Sebring
Florida
Ormond Beach
Fla
Ft. Lauderdale
Hollywood
Cuero leaders optimistic for 1972 as economy strengthens
Community leaders including Mayor Jack Edgar and City Manager Larry Smith praise smoother operations at the hospital and city services. Bankers, business owners, and store managers forecast a strong Cuero DeWitt County year with steady growth, improved roads, and robust retail activity in 1972.
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Mixon
Cuero
DeWitt County
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