Local families visit Cuero Record office guests
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Wolter and family of Odessa and Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Johnson and family of Corpus Christi have returned home after visiting Mrs. Gus Wolter Sr. in Cuero. Mr. Wolter, Elton, Mr. Johnson, and Bobby Johnson stopped by the Cuero Record office briefly Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Wolter
Odessa
R. F. Johnson
Corpus Christi
Gus Wolter Sr
E. E
Wolter
Elton
Mr. Johnson
Bobby
Cuero Record Office
Westhoff Woman Visits Cuero While Smiths Visit Farmers
Mrs Ida Bowen of Westhoff was a Cuero visitor Saturday. Mr and Mrs Melvin Smith and family of Corpus Christi visited Mr and Mrs Martin Farmer, Saturday. Thomas Dean and daughter Mechile of Houston visited Mrs Nettie Dean Sunday. Charles and Linda Schneider visited relatives in New Braunfels recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Bowen of
Westhoff
Melvin Smith
Corpus Christi
Mrs
Martin Farmer
Thomas Dean
Mechile
Houston
Nettie Dean
Charles
Linda Schneider
New Braunfels
Town Talk: Drainage District Annexation Contested
The bill would allow annexation despite land lying within Cuero city boundaries. DeWitt County Commissioners Court endorsed the drainage district matter. The district already lies largely in the city and has spent tax revenue on city drainage projects including Valley Street Ditch and a storm sewer on First Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Street
Hunt
Valley
City
Polliwogs and Local Happenings Share In Victoria and Cuero
Polly Howerton notes Welfare Lunch details at El Patio with speaker on Texas Crippled Children's Program. Reports visiting artists Frederic Taubes and Lisa Durst in Victoria, a Cuero puppy, neighborhood moves, San Antonio and Kerrville trips, and a Patton screening at Rialto. Also birthday wishes and a home painting tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Patio
Bette O'Dell
Texas Crippled Children’s
Four Persons Are Released From DeWitt County Jail
Four individuals were released from DeWitt County Jail after weekend arrests. Paul Edward Goodson posted a $500 bond with charges pending in county court. John Arnold Moore paid a $50 fine for being drunk and was released. Mary Ann Clay was released on a $66 bond for drunkenness. Frank William Hademek Sr. awaits payment of fines while facing no driver’s license charges and permitting an unlicensed driver in Justice Albert Ley's court. Ronnie Earl Berry is held on drunk in public with traffic cases pending in JP court. Frederick Cuellar remains jailed on drunken charges along with John Parker Doolan, both with charges pending in county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Paul Edward Goodson
John Arnold Moore
Mary Ann Clay
Frank William Hademek Sr
Justice of the Peace
Albert Ley
Ronnie Earl Berry
Berry
Frederico Cuellar
John Parker Doolan
Mrs. H V Riemenschneider Rites Held in Yoakum
Services were held at Buffington Funeral Home chapel for Mrs. H V Riemenschneider who died at Trinity Lutheran Home in Shiner. The Rev D I Dalton officiated with burial in Hallettsville City Cemetery. She was born October 2 1877 in Fayette County and previously lived in Yoakum. Survivors include two sons a daughter six grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren.
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Yoakum
H. V. Riemenschneider
Buffington Funeral Home
D. I. Dalton
Hallettsville City
H. B. Witte
Joe Jarmon
L. T. Burns
Fred Schiege
Henry E. Riemenschenider
Carl W. Riemenschneider
Houston
Josephine Glenn
Hallettsville
Max Appelt
Emily Hermes
California
Lydia Boysen
Missouri
Anton Heinsohn
Leonard Heinshon
Weimar
Miss Edna Hollub Rites Set in Yoakum
Miss Edna Hollub age 56 of Yoakum will be buried at St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery after services at 10 a.m. Tuesday. Rosary is planned for 8 p.m. Monday at Buffington Funeral Home Chapel. She died Sunday at a Yoakum hospital. Born November 7 1914 in DeWitt County she was a secretary to a Houston gas company before retirement. Survived by her father William Hollub of Yoakum and two sisters Mrs Joe Pilszner of Yoakum and Mrs Adolph Polasek of Hallettsville.
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Yoakum
Edna Mae Hollub
St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery
Buffington Funeral Home Chapel
Miss Hollub
DeWitt County
Houston Gas Company
William Hollub
Joe Pilszner
Adolph Polasek
Hallettsville
Constitutional Amendment May Follow Rising Rolls
The text notes that additional constitutional action would be needed if roll totals keep increasing at the current pace. It emphasizes potential rate-driven pressure for a ceiling raise and signals forthcoming legislative steps.
Cheatham Urges Delay in Penal Code Reform
In a public statement, Cheatham criticizes rushed adoption of a new Texas Penal Code. He cites overburdened courts, secretive drafting, and limited access to the draft for judges and the public. He calls for postponing voting until broad study is possible by all interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Warren Court
Austin
Criminal District Court
Dallas County
Dallas County DA urges opposition to proposed Texas Penal Code
Henry Wade, Criminal District Attorney of Dallas County, urges citizens to oppose the proposed Texas Penal Code and delay its adoption for two years. He asks readers to contact legislators and sign petitions, noting the code’s 772 pages of interpretative commentary and urging action in Janu ary 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
Henry Wade
Dallas County
McDougal Calls for Change in Rural Electrification Policies
McDougal argues that current government policies limit loan funds and restrict generation loans delaying funds and draining reserves. He urges restoration of competition in fuel marketing to offset rising wholesale coal costs and preserve rural electrification.
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Plus National Power Grid Debate
Cuero Community Hospital lists admissions for Alex Sample Fred Franklin Lela Sanders and Mabel Shrop shire. Dismissals include Keith Gohlke Mrs Guadalupe Alaniz Mrs Betty Louise Dean and baby and Mrs Margaret Butler. A national power grid proposal aims to move electricity quickly from surplus to deficit areas and to regulate plant and transmission locations with a consumer and rural electric focus. A potential power administration would address plant siting reliability and environmental concerns along with examining the separation of wholesale power from local distribution and pursuing more efficient cleaner facilities through increased government R and D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero Community Hospital
Alex Sample
Fred Franklin
Lela Sanders
Mabel Shropshire
Keith Gohlke
Guadalupe Alaniz
Betty Louise Dean
Baby
Margaret Butler
Reassessment of Hydroelectric Projects Triggers Oversight
The passage calls for reassessment of hydro electric projects once deemed infeasible and a full-scale congressional investigation of water resource evaluation procedures to shake complacency and inertia from government water resource planning.
Welfare funding shuffle defers AFDC cuts through Aug 31
Texas legislature shifts money from the omnibus tax clearance fund to the welfare fund ahead of the teacher retirement fund. The move provides 35 million for welfare operations through August 31 and delays AFDC cuts from May 1. Officials say 55 million for AFDC through fiscal 1973 should be enough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare
AFDC
Preston Smith
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Adele Jackson
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New York
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Galveston
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Pilot Club
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Cuero Lodge
Edward L. Johnson
Weatherly
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Wilfred Leist
Legion Civic Center
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