Personal notes from Cuero social column
Mrs. H. E. Welker and spouse left for San Antonio to visit relatives L. F. Long. Evelyn Barfield visited Victoria. Mrs. Nagel of Arnec keville visits Lea gue City and meets her new grandson David born Feb 5. Frerichs sisters Lynne and Joan traveled London and Africa Kenya Mt Kilimanjaro safari. Valentine bake sale Feb 13 at Penney's Cuero by Mothers Aux Scout Troop 241.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Nagel
Arneckeville
Kenneth Machen
League City
David
Machen
Sandra Nagel
Lynne Frerichs
Joan Dikeman
New York
London
Kenya
Africa
Mt. Kilimanjaro
Athens
Rome
Frerichs
Cuero
F. C. Prenzler
Gary
Debbie
Fias
Prenzler
Valentine Bake Sale
Penney’s
Mother’s Aux
Scout
Local Visits Reported From Temple Yorktown Gonzales
Walter L. Gerhold of Temple visits with his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Gerhold for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Straube of Yorktown recently visited with Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Brown. Mrs. Alfred Brientkreutz and Mrs. Nettie Dean spent Thursday with relatives in Gonzales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Gerhold of
Temple
Mrs
W. E. Gerhold
Oswald Straube
Yorktown
R. T. Brown
Alfred Brientkreutz
Nettie Dean
Gonzales
Cuero Community Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
Cuero Community Hospital reports admissions including Robert Munoz William Ross Keith Gohlke Clarance Russell Vera Ellis and James Light Dismissals include Viola Thieme Joye Mills and Herman Schaeger
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero Community Hospital
Robert Munoz
William Ross
Keith Gohlke
Clarance Russell
Vera Ellis
James Light
Viola Thieme
Joye Mills
Herman Schaeger
Weekly San Antonio Livestock Report USDA Prices
Slaughter cows mostly 50 higher bulls up to 50 higher. Slaughter calves 1.00-2.00 higher feeders 50-100 higher. Steers 41.00-47.10 250-350 lb. good 38.00-40.00 250-350 lb. heifers 33.30-37.00 250-350 lb. stock cows 19.10-22.50. Hogs barrows gilts 19.75-20.00. sows 12.50-13.50. Sheep light volume. slaughter lambs 22.00-23.50. ewes 8.00-9.00. Goats no price test.
Polliwogs and Community Notes from the Week
Local items include Mrs. Nathan Post breaking her right foot, Leo Cowey battling a cold, and road work on 87 North and Concrete Road nearing completion. Social mentions cover Corinne Crain and others visiting Margaret Benjamin for bridge, home remodeling at Ade laide and Oscar Probst, and Otis Carpenter returning to work. Friday the 13th question and several birthdays are noted. Home hint suggests magnetic hooks under sinks for curtains and possible bathroom camouflage.
Texas Attorney General Urged to Defend Public Interest
GOP leaders press the Texas attorney general to act against perceived government wrongdoing. They argue the office must defend the public interest and restore confidence when state government integrity is challenged, criticizing passive jurisdiction claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Attorney General’s Office
School aides aid program and school trustee election details
The article outlines a federally funded program adding three professional aides and six classroom aides to work with students and families, with a $25 500 budget through July 31. It also sets April 3 as the trustee election date for positions four and five, with filing by March 3, and notes various school bids and a $50 000 public official bond for Rudy Fuchs. It cites related political and banking scandal connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sims
Lawrence Dietze
Herbert Frels
Rudy Fuchs
Funice Heyer
William Kleinecke
Death of Eugene Laurel 62 Cuero
Pallbearers for Eugene Laurel 62 of Cuero served Thursday at Freund Funeral Chapel led by the Rev. Earl Thompson. Burial was in Hillside Cemetery. He died Monday in an Aransas Pass hospital, resided at 309 Clarence Street Cuero, survived by son August Laurel of Victoria and brothers George and Julius Laurel of Corpus Christi. preceded in death by wife Ophelia Anderson.
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Eugene Laurel
Cuero
Freund
W. Laurel
A. L. Laurel
David Laurel
George Laurel Jr
Wesley May
Larry Duran
Earl Thompson
Hillside Cemetery
Laurel
Aransas Pass
Clarence Street
Ophelia Anderson
August Laurel
Victoria
George
Julius Laurel
Corpus Christi
Elmo D Smalley Dies at 72 in Houston
Elmo Dewey Smalley 72 of Houston died Thursday in a Kerrville Hospital. He was a Cuero High School graduate and UT letterman in multiple sports. Funeral services Friday at Lamprecht Funeral Home Yorktown with burial Griffin Cemetery. Survived by sister Mrs. Alfred Kneifel and brothers Marlin Arnold Temple Smalley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Dewey Smalley
Houston
Cuero High School
Lamprecht Funeral
Yorktown
Griffin Cemetery
Smalley
Kerrville Hospital
Davy
B. F. Smalley
University of Texas
la Grange
San Antonio
Palestine
Wharton
State Department
Austin
Texas Company
B. L. Smalley
Alfred Kneifel
Marlin Smalley
Arnold Smalley
Temple Smalley
Waco
Funeral services set for Rufus B. Williams of Cuero
Rufus B. Williams 78 died Monday in a local hospital. Services are at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Mt. Bethel Baptist Church, Rev. J. N. Blake officiating. Burial in Woodmen Cemetery. Jamison Funeral Home directs. Survivors: daughter Mary McMillian, son in law L C McMillian, stepson Leroy Edwards, sisters Rachel Wimbish and G O Caldwell, brother Levi Williams, three grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus B. Williams
Cuero
Mt. Bethel Baptist Church
J. N. Blake
Woodmen Cemetery
Jamison Funeral Home
Mary McMillian
L. C. McMillian
Leroy Edwards
Rachel Wimbish
G. O. Caldwell
Yoakum
Levi Williams
Houston
Clergy Assist Funeral Services for Mrs Martha Alice McDonald
The Rev. William H. Pridgen of Trinity University San Antonio will assist the Rev. Malcolm Purcell at Thomaston funeral services tomorrow for Mrs. Martha Alice McDonald of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Pridgen
Trinity University
San Antonio
Malcolm Purcell
Thomaston
Martha Alice McDonald
Record Corrects Referee Misinfo About McKinley Pridgen
Austin paper reports an error in attribution of officiating by McKinley Pridgen. Mrs Pridgen provided the correction this morning.
UT Regents tackle enrollment ceilings at Austin campus
Nelson argues some institutions need enrollment limits while a Weatherford doctor suggests state college coordinating board should handle the issue. UT regents previously approved a plan to cap Austin campus enrollments after clashes over limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Weatherford
North Texas State University Board of Regents
State College Coordinating Board
UT Regents
Austin
Southwest Texas State hosts league volleyball clinic
The girls volleyball team will attend a league clinic in San Marcos at Hines Gym on the SWTU campus, sponsored by the University Interscholastic League. Coach Mary Lewis leads the team. The schedule includes Beeville tournaments February 19 20 and February 26 27 Kerrville district play. Civil War ended April 9 1865.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marcos
University Interscholastic
Hines Gym
Southwest Texas State Univer
Beeville
Kerrville
Mary Lewis
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H. E. Welker
L. F. Long
Evelyn Barfield
Klecka’s
Center Priey
Kleinecke Nursery
N. Esplanade
Hospital News
UPD
USDA
Diane’s
Ramsey’s Restaurant
DeTar Hospital
N. Navarro
W. Reuss Blvd
H&r
Church Street
Cuero Office
Sands Motel
Dwight Young
The
Polliwogs
Polly Howerton
Leo Cowey
North Esplanade
Corinne Crain
Winnie von Allmen
Lady Callemore
Margaret Benjamin
Adelaide
Oscar Probst
East Broadway
Otis
Red"’ Carpenter
Pogo
Val Schorre
Karen High
Kristy Cusack
Powis Tarkington, Jr
Lowell Cage
GOP
Pilot Club
Ocuero
Doll House
Lester Frers
Cooper
Elmo D. Smalley
Martha McDonald
Mrs. Lbj
Gue
Freund Funeral Home
Guardians
Scandinavia
MAX Factor
Allercreme
Elecka Drug
E. Main
Village Discount Record Center
Village Shop Center
Rialto
George Karl C. Scott
Malden
I“ Patton
McCarthy Franklin
Schappeer Priee
Wccarthy-Franklin
LURES
F. Z. Ryder
Ture
KCFH
Jim and Jerry
Jerry Gee
Bob West
Bobby Mack
Cuero Lodge
Edward L. Johnson
M. H. E. Weatherly
Sec’y
DeWitt County
Cancer Society
C. E. Hall
Alois Bomba
Wilfred Leist
American Legion
Calvin Webb
Otis Carpenter
Star Brewing Go
San Antonio, Texas
Bowen
N. Frederick William
City of Cuero Utilities
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