Local Social News Highlights Texas Visits and Sorority News
Mr and Mrs J D McRaney of Gladewater stay with Mr and Mrs Harry Holster to support Mrs Holster sister of Mrs McRaney after surgery at Cuero Community Hospital. Rebecca Kleinecke celebrated a birthday. Laurie Sheppard joined Delta Zeta at Sam Houston State University. H W Hotz of San Antonio and families visited relatives in Cuero and Victoria. August Fehner critically ill in Odessa.
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J. D. McRaney
Gladewater
Tex
Harry Holster
Laurie Sheppard
Henry Sheppard
Cuero
Delta Zeta Sorority
Sam Houston State University
Huntsville
H. W. Hotz
San Antonio
Mamie Bennett
Sterling Fehner
Walter Hingst
Odessa
August Fehner
Cuero Couple Welcomes Navy Seaman Aboard USS Detroit
Navy Seaman Apprentice Michael A. Bartosh husband of Mrs. Dianna Bartosh Route 1 Cuero serves aboard the fast combat support ship USS Detroit. The ship is conducting under way training exercises at Guantanamo Bay Cuba. New Cuero residents Mr and Mrs Robert Jendrzey now live at 309 E Park Street welcomed by Alpha Gamma Psi sorority members. Donald Elder family of Victoria visited J F Elder over the weekend.
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Navy
Michael A. Bartosh
Dianna
Cuero
Robert Jendrzey
Yorktown
E. Park Street
Charles Murphree
DeWayne Scott
Alpha Gamma Psi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Mrs. Donald Elder
Victoria
J. F. Elder
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List
Cuero Community Hospital reports admissions for Mrs. Romero Flores Mrs. Bob Kubala Bernice Henze E J Frey and Eloise Dailey. Dismissals include Anna Norwood Katherine Klein Eva Cartwright Mabel Mugge.
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Cuero Community Hospital
Romero Flores
Bob Kubala
Bernice Henze
E. J. Frey
Eloise Dailey
Anna Norwood
Katherine Klein
Eva Cartwright
Mabel Mugge
Oratory (Continued from page 1)
Fayette Electric Co-op at La Grange hosts final round with last year's winners Connie Hardt and Gordon Barth addressing finalists on the 1970 trip. DeWitt Electric Coop Manager Fain McDougal presented the bonds.
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Fayette Electric Co-op
la Grange
Connie Hardt
Gordon Barth
DeWitt Electric Coop
Fain McDougal
Pallbearers Named for Ruben Hoser Sr. Rites
Pallbearers for the funeral services of Ruben Hoser Sr. 78 held at Freund Funeral Home yesterday included Alvin Hotz L W Hotz Oscar Hotz Irvin Hotz Ed Rangnow and Billy Billings. Hoser retired farmer died in a local hospital Saturday with burial at Hillside Cemetery conducted by Rev. Bob Hairston of First Baptist Church.
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Ruben Hoser Sr
Freund Funeral Home
Alvin Hotz
L. W. Hotz
Oscar Hotz
Irvin Hotz
Ed Rangnow
Billy Billings
Mr. Hoser
Bob Hairston
First Baptist Church
Hillside Cemetery
Representative Von Dohlen appeals for hospital sprinkler relief
Congressman Von Dohlen urges Congress to adjust HEW sprinkler requirements for hospitals arguing strict enforcement is unreasonable for older facilities. He notes only a few U S firms install systems in existing buildings and calls for consideration of geographic factors and local hospital needs.
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von Dohlen
Congress
HEW
United States
Ex Cuero hurler Blanton Taylor recalls 1950 Trotters era
Blanton Taylor, former Cuero Turkey Trotters pitcher, visited The Cuero Record to revisit his 1950 season after joining from Texas A M College. He debuted June 15 vs Yoakum, won 10 2 with five hits allowed, then beat Gonzales 7 1 and later lost 7 4 to Victoria Rosebuds. Taylor from Hondo works now for Medina County Electric Cooperative and traveled with manager Harold Wharton to Victoria on cooperative business.
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Blanton Taylor
Cuero Turkey Trotters
Cuero Record
Blanton
Trotters
Texas A&m College
Yoakum
Gonzales
Victoria Rosebuds
Taylor
Hondo
Medina County Electric Cooperative
Harold Wharton
Victoria
County Court Actions Report DeWitt County
Three people paid fines in DeWitt County Court. Virginia Q. Lovell was fined 100 dollars for DWI and received a ten day jail term probationable for one year. Stanley N. Broll paid 200 dollars for DWI and received a three day jail sentence. Ruben Hoser Jr. was fined 50 dollars and jailed 10 days for driving while license suspended. Charges of aggravated assault filed against Lawrence Sutton for assault on W. T. Allen Jr. of the city police. Andrew Willoughby charged with destroying property valued under 50 dollars belonging to Annie Bean.
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Virginia Q. Lovell
Stanley N. Broll
Ruben Hoser Jr
Lawrence Sutton
W. T. Allen Jr
Andrew Willoughby
Willoughby
Annie Bean
Jehovah’s Witnesses Hold 3-Day San Antonio Convention
About 1770 delegates from 16 congregations attended the Lanier High School event in San Antonio for Bible instruction and 12 ministerial ordinations. Russell Cornelius, director of Spanish witnesses for circuit S-13, led a Sunday lecture on What is Behind the Spirit of Rebellion, urging obedience to God and neighbor and highlighting the dangers of rebellion.
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Jehovah's Witnesses
Cuero
Lanier High
San Antonio
Russell Cornelius
Spanish Witnesses
S-13
Cornelius
God
Connally backs two year extension of wage price control authority
John B. Connally told the House Banking Committee that President Nixon does not plan broad wage price controls but supports extending authority for two years to respond to a national economic emergency. He warned against scapegoating any industry while noting no general regime is needed at present.
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Rotary
John B. Connally
House Banking Committee
Connally
Nixon
Dallas proposes new code retaining death penalty with limits
The plan keeps capital felony for murder and aggravated rape or sexual abuse with a death maximum. It creates four felony levels from capital to third degree with varying prison terms and reduces first offense marijuana possession to a three month misdemeanor. Homosexual acts in public or private would become a misdemeanor punishable by up to one year.
Inmates Seek Injunction Over Chino Superintendent Transfer
Seven inmates at California Institution for Men in Chino petitioned a U.S. District Court to block Walter C. Stone’s transfer to Soledad Prison as superintendent. Spokesman Man Cohn, serving six to ten years for grand theft, called Stone “one great human being.”
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Los Angeles
UPI
California Institution For Men At
Chino
U.S. District Court
Walter C. Stone
Stone
Soledad Prison
Man Cohn
Cuero Record Classifieds Briefs Highlight Local Listings
Cuero Record readers see daily notices across jobs real estate services and personal ads. Classified items include help wanted merchandise for sale and community announcements with local contact details and prices where shown.
Music Contest Winners Named From Area Schools
List of winners by school and event across Campo Fannin Travis and Crockett districts. First division junior high results include Solos and Ensembles with names such as Lolita Industrial and Trio groups. Termed as a regional music contest with multiple schools and numerous soloists and ensembles.
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Louis Pointer
Lina Randon
Emelie Bryan
Wanda Prince
Lisemble
Walter Cowart
James Evans
Nancy Gassen
Frenk Hawkins
Maureen Ottis
Industrial
Jane Allen
Margaret Bonnel
Peggy Franz
Sandra Hart
Nancy Harris
Kathy Donaho
Cindy Pyka
Debbie Lodkins
Jeanne Johnson
I) Campo
Jackie Blrtchet
Pam Petersen
Jill Taylor
Fannin
Seadrift
Octet
Dwana Braun
Bertie Causey
Julie Debruin
Paula Glaze
Chuck Moss
Jimmy Manue
John Smith
Jack Broome Crocket
Port Lavaca
Betty Sue Litzler
Alfred Balboa Travis
Grover Boyd
Dena Cumba
Peggy Krause
Nancy Pfeil
Kathy Randle
Deborah
Demonstration Club Meets Shares Flowers From Egg Cartons
Nordheim Home Demonstration Club held a meeting at Mrs. Herm Dahse's home with seven members and three visitors. Mrs. William Kozielski demonstrated making flowers from egg cartons and Mrs. Gus Grun demonstrated salad dressing. A thank you note for a gift to a boy at Travis State School for the Blind was read. Members plan a March 19 meeting at Mrs. Gus Grun's home.
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William Kozielski
Nordheim
Gus Grun
Travis State School For the
Herm Dahse
Henry Remmers
Judge Lee Weinrott Reelected M A I Football Commissioner
Philadelphia judge Lee Weinrott of the Common Pleas Court was unanimously reelected commissioner of the Middle Atlantic Intercollegiate Football Association for a 22nd consecutive year.
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Philadelphia
Ppb
Lee Weinrott
Philadelphia Common Pleas Court
Middle Atlantic Intercollegiate Football Association
Polliwogs win second in antique motor show at Austin
Ken Wharton earned second place for his rebuilt 1949 Harley street bike in an Austin antique motor show. Ruth and Truman Wharton attended. the event featured vintage cars bikes and a boat. The column also notes plans for Cuero High School’s Employer Employee Banquet on March 8 and a Kerrville Butt-Holdsworth Library dedication with Lady Bird Johnson.
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Ken
Butch
Wharton
Austin
Ruth
Truman Wharton
O.E.A
Cuero High School
Kerrville
Ladybird Johnson
Guadalupe River
Trustees Set Meeting for CHS Campus Access Road Plans
School officials and Bonnie Buenger have begun cutting an access road from the site to the Victoria Highway, south and east of Gobbler Stadium. Access to the new campus will also be from Park Heights Drive near the school bus barn. The trustees meet Thursday at 7 39 p.m. in the CHS cafeteria to discuss personnel mat.
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Bonnie Buenger
Victoria Highway
Gobbler Stadium
Park Heights Drive
CHS
Charges Listed In Justice Court
A list of defendants charged in Justice of the Peace Albert Ley's Court includes Jacob E. Spring for speeding and Sam Allen and Francisco Flores for axle load violations. Fines paid cover speeding, no valid inspection certificates, drunk driving, disobeying officers, no operator license, and related offenses with amounts from 5 to 50 dollars.
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Justice of the Peace
Albert Ley
Jacob E. Spring
Austin
Sam Allen
LaFeria
Francisco Flores
Pettus
Walter Bolin
Yoakum
Clemente Zapata
San Antonio
Estelle S. Gibson
Victoria
Larry Krupala
Tuesday Livestock Report From San Antonio
UPI data show cattle and calves 1200 head mostly steady for slaughter cows and bulls with scarce other slaughter classes. Feeder cattle steady with limited high quality lots, hogs about steady around 24, sheep 200 head steady, lambs around 22.50, goats 100 steady with some Spanish slaughter nannies 7.00.
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San Antonio
UPI
USDA
Town Talk on Regimentation and Time Change
An extra Town Talk note reminds residents of the twice yearly clock change. It cites the saying Spring forward and Fall back as the reminder in case lawmakers in Austin reset the schedule.
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Austin
Meeting Date Change Affects Local Officials
Officials discuss moving a scheduled meeting from March 11 to March 18. The prompt decision affects agendas, public participation, and city timing for action on key items.
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Ters
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