Local Birthdays and Travel News Highlight Cuero Area
Pat Lnake celebrates a birthday anniversary today. J. D. Bramlette at Citizens Memorial Hospital in Victoria undergoes tests and is said to be in satisfactory condition. Bill Morrow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Morrow, left for Orlando to begin Naval basic training with a farewell dinner held in his honor. Out-of-town visitors included Wayne Russell, Rosemary Morrow, and Kathy Hegar. Mrs. John P. Neece of Cuero participates in Southwest Texas State University student teaching at Gonzales High School while her husband serves with the 101st Airborne in Vietnam. T. L. Edmondson of the Soil Conservation Service visited Yoakum. Mrs. Charlotte Fehner of Yorktown and Miss Lillie Stolleis of V/westhoff seen in Cuero. Buddy Brown and Ralph Spinks recently in Yorktown. Birthdays today also celebrated by Mrs. John T. Hudgeons of Bitburg, Germany, and Mrs. Carl Hudgeons of Corpus Christi.
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Bill Morrow
Terry Morrow
Orlando
Fla
Bill
Wayne Russell
Rosemary Morrow
Austin
Kathy Hegar
Victoria
John P
Kathy) Neece
Cuero
Southwest Texas State University
Neece
Gonzales High School
101St Airborne
Vietnam
Auxiliary Initiates New Member at Cuero VFW Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary to Cuero VFW Post 3972 met at the NYA Building at 7 30 PM with Mrs Willie Wagner presiding after a 7 PM chili and sausage supper. Mrs Alex Benbow was initiated. Chapel keys were presented in memory of Raymond Gallnick and in honor of Wayne Blank and Robert Kurtz. The group contributed to cancer aid and research and to the local March of Dimes.
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Cuero Vfw Post 3972
NYA
Willie Wagner
Alex Benbow
Chapel Keys
Herman Wisson
Raymond Gallnick
Okinawa
Edmund Tieken
Wayne Blank
Vietnam
Steve Kurtz
Robert Kurtz
March of Dimes
George Bush Receives U N Ambassadorship
Former Texas congressman George Bush was sworn in as U N ambassador in Washington with President Nixon backing the world peace effort. The oath was administered by Justice Potter Stewart with Vice President Agnew and Cabinet members present. Bush, 46, had previously run for Senate in Texas and lost to Lloyd M. Bentsen.
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Washington
UPI
Texas
George Bush
U.S
United Nations
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Congress
Bush
Supreme Court
Votter Stewart
Senate
Lloyd M. Bentsen
Troop 243 Celebrates Rank Advances and Merit Badges
The Rev. Peter Higgins led a prayer as Troop 243 praised scouts for achievements across scouting activities. Life scout Kenny Barber holds 17 merit badges, while Carl Krueger and Allen Schumacher won personal achievement trophies for 1970.
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Peter Higgins
Saint Michael’s Catholic Church
Alvin Noack
Bob Wood
Life
Kenny Barber
Carl Krueger
Allen Schumacher
Hamilton
Wolf Patrol
Raccoon Patrol
Elmer Krueger
Frank Tyl
Hubert Barber
J. W. Bridges
John C. Hamilton
Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
Cuero
John Roller
Marvin Bluntzer
Arkla Reports Revenue Hike
Arkla Gas of Arkansas and Louisiana reported 1970 gross revenues and sales of 225.185 million, up from 219.162 million in 1969, a 7.3 percent rise. Net income to common stock was 25.278 million, 2.51 per share, versus 25.736 million, 2.56 per share in 1969.
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Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Nixon and cabinet to campaign in Des Moines for revenue sharing
President Nixon and six cabinet officers will travel to Des Moines on Monday to discuss rural development and revenue sharing with Iowa Illinois Wisconsin and Missouri governors. The White House says the trip aims to build support for the revenue sharing proposal directing funds to rural development.
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Washington ,Ph
Nixon
Des Moines
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Missouri
White House
Polliwogs and Local Happenings In Cuero
Local notes cover roof work at Mrs. Paul Breeden’s West Broadway home birthday wishes for Helen Taylor Jessie E. Smith Port Lavaca and others. Rain, kite safety warnings, Cuero Art Guild activities for the Livestock Show, upcoming birthdays Allen Jackson Chuck Bauer and home hints on freezing extra portions.
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Paul Breeden
West Broadway
Cuero Art Guild
Cuero
Jessie E. Smith
Port Lavaca
David Alan Stone
Mike Frers
Pat Laake
Daniel Lee Laake
Allen Jackson
Chuck Bauer
Cuero Grain Market Report Values Ear and Shelled Corn
Local Cuero market notes from Hansen Weed and Supply show ear corn priced at 1.05 per bushel and shelled corn at 1.25 per bushel. Market terms are listed for Cuero cash grain trades.
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Cuero Cash Grain
Weekly Fort Worth Livestock Prices Cattle Hogs Sheep Mixed
Slaughter cows gain 50 to 1.90, calves up to 1.00, feeders mostly down. Bulls steady, heifers and steers vary with weight classes. Hogs lower on barrows and gilts, sows steady to down. Sheep steady with spring lambs at 26.00 and feeder lambs at 18.00.
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Fort Worth
USDA
Jimmy Allison Heads Firm on Political Services
Jim Allison Jr. a Midland Reporter Telegram part owner and former executive vice president of the publishing company was named president of Allison Treleaven & Rietz Inc a Washington political consulting and advertising firm. He has served as deputy chairman of the Republican National Committee and previously ran Senator Ed Gurney s Florida campaign in 1968 and managed George Bush s 1966 Texas campaign. Harry Treleaven Jr. of New York then Ken Ritz of Wisconsin join as principals with prior campaign and advertising experience.
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Jim Allison Jr
The
Midland
Texas
Reporter- Telegram
This Week
Allison, Treleaven & Rietz Inc
Washington, D.C
Allison
Republican National Committee
Ed Gurney
Florida
George Bush
Harry Treleaven Jr
New York
J. Walter Thompson Co
Nixon
Ken Ritz
Wisconsin
Night Skirmish At Close Quarters Around Hill
Reported fighting continues around the hill late at night as troops clash at close quarters. Details remain scarce with no confirmed casualties or territorial changes disclosed.
Community fund shifts focus to aid for the poor
San Francisco spokesman Laurence Rolling says the National United Community Fund Council will divert funds away from the Boy Scouts and toward groups serving the poor. He states the fund will no longer be a federated drive but a charity focused on people in need.
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San Francisco
National United Community Fund Council
Laurence Rolling
Community Chest
Pigeons Slow Clock at Holy Trinity Church
In Cheltenham England pigeons perched on the church hands delaying time. The Rev Cyril Catchpole requested health department experts to remove the birds.
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Cheltenham
England
Meyersville Man Hartman Retires After 29 Years Service
DeWitt County native Fred R. Hartman retires from the Air Force logistics field after starting as a clerk-typist at Kelly Field in 1941. He earned GS-14 as a plans and programs analyst and planned six months of travel with his wife before returning to San Antonio. Hartman’s career included wartime service, award for significant achievement, and leadership roles in church and community activities.
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Fred R. Hartman
Kelly Field
Hartman
DeWitt County
Edwin Hartman
Meyersville
Trudy
San Antonio
Kelly
Kelly Afb
the Observer
Air Force
Air Force Logistics Command
SAAMA
AFLC
Nonvoting student appointees join Long Beach city commissions
Nine California State College students were made nonvoting members of Long Beach city commissions on Wednesday. The students fill fulltime roles across water, economic opportunities, planning, human relations, community improvement, harbor, franchises, legislative and recreation panels, with full voice in policy making but no voting rights per the city charter.
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Lon Beach
Calif
UPD
Cal State College
John R. Mansell
Tornadoes Reported in Texas Panhandle and South Central Region
Two tornadoes were reported Thursday with one causing 10000 dollars in damage to a barn near Kerrville while the other near Lockhart caused no damage. Snow melted after a weekend blizzard in the Panhandle with moisture amounts up to 2.40 inches at Pampa. Cattle and hog losses mounted as ranches near Happy and Amarillo reported significant livestock deaths.
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Texas
Kerrville
Lockhart
Panhandle
Dallas-Fort Worth
Pampa
Amarillo
Kip Morgan Ranch
Happy
Carl Small
L. A. Hodges Ranch
Martha Hendrickson Plans Cat Party This Sunday
Mrs Martha Hendrickson who hosted 35 cats last year says the pets are well behaved and more orderly than people noting cats do not wind up trying on lampshades at her Toronto gathering.
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Toronto
Martha Hendrickson
South Vietnamese Troops Hold Hill 31 Despite Battle
Lt. Gen. Hoang Xuan Lam, commander of South Vietnamese forces in Laos, reports the para troopers continued fighting on Hill 31 amid intense combat as the battle rages.
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Saigon
Hoang Xuan Lam
Laos
Hill 31
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T. L. Edmondson
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Yorktown
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Ralph Spinks
John T. Hudgeons
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Corpus Christi
Wilfred Leist
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Ron Pressler
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Carrie May
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Hansen Weed & Supply
Jimmy Allison
Advanced Logistics Systems
Kelly Management Club
Toastmasters International
Trinity Lutheran Church
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Kleinecke
N. Esplanade
Ramsey’s Restaurant
DeTar Hospital
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N. Navarro
United Press International
Freund Funeral Home
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Telephone
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N. Esplanade — Cuero
Village Discount Record Center
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Sight and Sound Coffee Corner
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W. Reuss Blvd
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Jerry Gee
Bob West
Farm Report
Bobby Mack
Rialto
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