Cuero Area Personal News Highlights Weekend Visits
Local residents report weekend visits and birthdays. Families travel between Cuero Port Lavaca San Antonio Hallettsville and Shreveport while relatives visit hospitals nursing homes and attend events. Notable mentions include Christina Striedel’s seventh birthday and Bruce Tubbs’s weekend with parents before a next assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dietze
Allen and
George of
Cuero
Port O’connor
Port Lavaca
Downtown sighting as Lois Schultz strolls district
Mrs. Lois Schultz was seen walking in the downtown business district on Monday marking her first outing in about six months without a stroller. E. J. Frey, recently released from a Houston hospital after surgery, is home in Cuero and reported recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Schultz
Histrict
E. J. Frey
Houston
Cuero
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals at Cuero Clinic
Cuero Community Hospital lists admissions for Mrs Sophie Harvey Lula Bundick Jerry Stone Gladys Shows Melvin Shows and Jacob Nagel. Discharges include Jrsule Watzecha Lillie Knandel James West and P N O Elnick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero Community Hospital
Sophie Harvey
Lula Bundick
Jerry Stone
Gladys Shows
Melvin Shows
Jacob Nagel
Jrsule Watzecha
Lillie Knandel
James West
P. J. Olenick
Deputies Ambushed in Texas River Bottom Shootout
McCurley and Reese confronted four gunmen at a ramshackle home then entered a car and fled into Trinity River bottomland. Reese was killed during an exchange of fire. Dover, Infante, Robertson, and Reese were later found shot. Infante and Robertson died, while Dover survived.
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Page
McCurley
Reese
Infante
Trinity River
Dallas
Dover
Parkland Hospital
Robertson
Troop 241 Campout Leaders and Honors Highlight Meeting
Troop 241 members and families joined a successful campout organized by Ralph Hartman Jr and Don Smith with camping help from Bobby Baca and Elroy Hearn. Scout Michael Smolik earned January Scout of the Month and the group celebrated at the Annual Council Banquet in Austin where the Silver Beaver award was presented to James Monroe of Troop 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Hartman
Lavern Hearn
Vernell Spears
Sandra _ Spears
Sharon St. Clair
Henry Hartman
Robert Goh Ike
W. C. Krueger
R. L. Wagner
Ralph Hartman Sr
Ralph Hartman Jr
Don Smith
Bobby Baca
Elroy Hearn
Michael Smolik
John Davis
Davis
Spears
Austin
Capitol Area Council
Live Oak
James Monroe
Yorktown
Monroe
Housing payment plans discussed for unit deposits
The note outlines methods and schedules for paying deposits on housing units. It mentions maintenance and setting precise mental rate schedules later.
Prisoner Freed From DeWitt County Jail
Frederice Cue ar has been released after paying a 19 dollar fine and serving a brief jail sentence for being drunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederice Cue"ar
DeWitt County
Junior Show SA Winners Announced at San Antonio Stock Show
The Grand Champion Junior Show Steer weighing 1 255 pounds was shown by Lyn Esse of Campbellton Texas. Buzz the Charolais Cross Steer was chosen after a full day of judging at the Joe Freeman Coliseum. Judge Dr Gary L Min ish of Virginia Tech. Esse is a Three Rivers High School senior who previously won Junior Show Grand Champion Steer in 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Lyn Esse
Campbellton
Texas
Buzz
Joe Freeman Coliseum
Gary L. Minish
Dept. A.S
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Esse
Three Rivers High School
Tex Hughson
Kyle
Dandy Burdick
Coleman
Randy
Coleman High School
Houston
el Paso
Fort Worth
Funeral Rites Held for W F Lienhard 81 of Brownsville
Funeral services for W F Bud Lienhard 81 of Brownsville were held at St Pauls Episcopal Church. Burial followed in Brownsville. Born in Cuero he taught music and later worked as a piano tuner in the San Antonio area. Survived by daughter Gladys Quinlan Brownsville and son Dr W F Lienhard Chula Vista Calif. five grandchildren. Preceded by wife Nathalie Stark 1968 and siblings Henry and Dora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F
Bud) Lienhard
Brownsville
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Buriél
Linehard
Cuero
San Antonio
Lienhard
David
Gladys) Quinlan
W. F. Lienhard
Chula Vista
Calif
Nathalie Stark
Yorktown
Henry
Charles Ott Sr
Dora Lienhard
Local Grain Market Cuero Ca Ear Corn Shelled Corn
Market notes show ear corn priced at 1.05 per bushel and shelled corn at 1.25 per bushel in Cuero California. Prices reflect a local grain market listing with commodity quotes for farmers and buyers.
Livestock Prices Roundup From Fort Worth
US DA livestock report from Fort Worth shows cattle and calf totals around 450 and 600 with steady to mixed gains. Slaughter heifers list at 24.00, sows 21.00 to 22.50, calves 31.80 for 465 to 485 pounds. Feeders include steers 39.70 to 41.90 for 375 to 430 pounds, and heifers 36.50 to 38.00 for 250 to 290 pounds. Hog values hold 18.75 to 19.50 for 200 to 250 pounds barrows and gilts, sows 14.50 to 15.50 for 290 to 550 pounds. Sheep lack price trend data.
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Fort Worth
Upi
USDA
John Odlas Hardin of Stanton Dies in Lubbock Hospital
John Odlas Hardin, 74, father of George Hardin of Cuero, died last Tuesday in a Lubbock hospital after a short illness. Survivors include his Cuero family, another son Billy Hardin of Dublin, three sisters in California and Abilene, two brothers in Tulane and Lubbock, 10 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Waymond Hardin died in 1963.
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Stanton
John Odlas Hardin
George Hardin
Cuero
Lubbock
Tulane
A. B. Hardin
Waymond Hardin
Texas House Debates Licenses and Deer Hunting Rules
The House considers a plan to let Texas servicemen with over 30 days stay buy resident hunting licenses and prohibits .22 calibre jetguns for deer and big game. The Senate confirms Lyndon B. Johnson’s wife on UT system board of regents along with A G McNeese Jr and Dr Joe Thomas Nelson. William H Heatly is confirmed as district attorney for the 50th Judicial District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Senate
Smith
Lyndon B. Johnson
Board of Regents
University of Texas System
A. G. McNeese Jr
Houston
Joe Thomas Nelson
Weatheford
William H. Heatly
House Appropriations Committee
Rep
W. S. Heatly
Paducah
Penitentiary sentences and penalties under proposed code changes
The discussion outlines changes to felony penalties and sentences. It notes that fines may replace prison terms for felonies, with fines ranging from 1 to 5000 dollars, and reduces maximum sentences for serious crimes. It also revises prior conviction rules and limits prosecutions to single criminal episodes with required joint trials.
Proposed criminal code would cap sentences at thirty years
The proposed code limits consecutive sentences and aggregate imprisonment to 30 years, preventing multiple first degree felonies from yielding multiple punishments. It also bars increasing a sentence after guilt reversal, a change tied to post‑trial misconduct during appeals. Attachment A contrasts current law with the proposals, noting broad penalty reductions affecting theft and other serious crimes.
Time saved as motor vehicle renewals go computerized
The Motor Vehicle Division reports 65 percent of last year's registrations were sped by computerized renewal forms. The department forecasts greater time savings in the second year of operation under the new system.
LTV to Combine Arlington and Montak Operations
LTV ElectroSystems plans to merge its automatic controls department in Arlington Texas with its Montak operation in Salt Lake City Utah this summer due to declining volume. The company announced the move Friday as part of its restructuring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
LTV Electrosystems
Arlington
Tex
Montak
Salt Lake City
Utah
LTV
Local regulation urged over state utility rules
The strongest opposition argues regulations belong at the local level. Wilson cites high city telephone rates under 50 000 and proposes exempting local governments from state oversight. Utility companies oppose the state commission and include Southwestern Bell General Telephone Mid States Telephone Continental Telephone and Gulf States United. Wilson’s bill moves to a subcommittee for two weeks.
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Wilson
Southwestern Bell
General Telephone
Mid- States Telephone
Continental Telephone
Gulf States United
Pub owner protests at nearby college recruiting center
PD Pub manager George Duncan complains that female soldiers from the Women's Army College use rude language in his pub. He says it drives away regulars. College officials say new recruits may be the cause and will investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camberley
England
George Duncan
Women's Army College
All Fired Up Luton Dealer Misreads Gold Lighters
Tony Adkins sold two cigarette lighters for 20.16 dollars and saw orders surge from friends. The boom ended when he called the manufacturer for six more and learned the lighters were 18 carat gold and priced at 403.20 dollars each.
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Luton
England
Tony Adkins
Israeli seaman jailed on probation for hashish sale
Yaacon Cohen, 28, an Israeli seaman, received ten years probation after conviction for hashish. He must not return to Harris County during the term. Cohen was arrested after authorities say he tried to sell the illegal substance for 1300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Harris County
Yaacon Cohen
Detective Stops Robbery Attempt With Police Revolver
In Detroit a youth tried to hold up Harry Hill a homicide bureau detective sergeant by asking for a match. Hill pulled a pistol from his pocket and a struggle followed with both firing shots. Neither was hit and the gunman fled. Police later arrested a suspect nearby.
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Detroit
Harry Hill
Hill
Homicide Bureau
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Kenneth
Rockport
Fulton
Mateo Perez
Hallettsville
Chris Luna
Luna
Boy Scouts
Bruce Tubbs
Charles Tubbs
Bruce
Warren Afb
Cheynne Wye
Charles Parker
Sylvia Lee
Roy Kuester
Charles Kilpatrick
E. Hicks
Springfield
Mary Sullivan
Ruby Lassman
Alma Meyer
Hattie Johnson
Patty Manion
J W. Herring
Pythian Sisters
Freeport
Jimmy Carlton
Shreveport
Louisiana
Corinne Carinton
Corpus Christi
Nas
Reuss
E. Main
Kleinecke Nursery
N. Esplanade
W. Reuss Blvd
Electric Motors
Tel-A-Win CO
Cuero Publishing Co
Cuero Record
Hospital News
Hansen Feed & Supply
Cuero CA
John C. Hardin
Lady Bird
Laos
U.S
Lang Vei
South Vietnam
Rialto
20Th Century Fos
George Karl
Scott
Malden
Patton
Aframe McCarthy-Franklin
Schaffner
Fran Bccarthy
Franklin
Schaffer
Delae
E. Z. Ryder
Isreall
Village Discount Record Center
Village Shop Center
Victoria
Pilot Club
Lester Frers
Presa
Cancer Society
C. FE. Hall
N. Y. A. Bldg
Alois Bomba
Wilfred Leist
American Legion Civic Center
Calvin Webb
Otis Carpenter
Freund Funeral Home Phoc
Elmer A. Luddeke
H&r
Church Street
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