Cuero Visitors and Holidays Travel Mentioned
George Sheets and Leroy Smith of San Antonio visited Cuero business Tuesday. Myron Bass spent time with his son and family. Frank Bass of West Lafayette Indiana visited over Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Bass. Judy Blackwell of the State Department of Public Welfare attends a child welfare meeting in Victoria. Harry Merritt returns to Cuero after Christmas in Phoenix with daughter and family Eldon Rudd Kathy. Carolyn Rudd of San Antonio accompanies Mrs Merritt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sheets
Leroy Smith
San Antonio
Cuero
Myron Bass
Mrs
Frank Bass
West Lafayette
Ind
Judy Blackwell
State Department of Public Welfare
Victoria
Harry Merritt
Phoenix
Ariz
Eldon Rudd
Kathy
Carolyn Rudd
Merritt
Courthouse staff wear new pantsuits. relatives visit military family
Mrs. Lucille Pohler and Mrs. Jeanie Calliham wore new pantsuits at the County Courthouse today. Dennis Nagel of Ft. Polk, La., on leave, visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. Leon Nagel of Meyersville while undergoing basic training with the U S Army Reserve in Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Pohler
Jeanie Calliham
Dennis Nagel
Ft. Polk
Leon Nagel
Meyersville
Dennis
U. S. Army Reserve
Louisiana
Community Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Adela Jaluska Olga Kelch Fonda Fertsch and Leona Cox. Discharges list Janie Eldrege and baby Fra Sanchez and baby Lisa Welch Mr Dolores Fonceca Bessie Bass Jeanie Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero Community Hospital
Adela Jaluska
Olga Kelch
Fonda Fertsch
Leona Cox
Janie Eldrege
Fra Sanchez
Lisa Welch
Dolores Fonceca
Bessie Bass
Jeanie Sanders
Cradle Roll Birth for Fertsch Baby in Cuero
Mr and Mrs James Fertsch of Cuero welcome a girl born January 4 at 3 21 p m weighing 9 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fertschoff Cuero
Cuero City Manager Cockrell resigns effective January 29 1971
Wilford L. Cockrell announces resignation as Cuero city manager after three and a half years in office to pursue private business opportunities. He thanks City Council, City Employees, citizens, and friends for their support and courtesies during his term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tens of Cuero
Cuero
Petit Jurors Sworn For 24th District Court Term
Petit jurors for the Winter Spring term of the 24th District Court were sworn in by District Clerk Pershing Hiller Tuesday morning. Judge Joe E. Kelly was absent, with Kelly set to meet the jurors in Cuero at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
24Th District Court
Pershing Hiller
Hiller
Joe E. Kelly
Kelly
Cuero
Polliwogs and Holidays Across Texas and New Mexico
Mike Weber reports a family Christmas in El Paso and Ruidosa with fun. Wanda and Joe Reuss plan to display rare antiques in a new store. The Alcazars stay in Texas City with relatives. The Ampres family visit Bay City then return for the New Year dance. Annie and Harry Jacobs skip Houston due to safety. Hermine Clagett returns New Year’s Eve from New Mexico. Birthday wishes go to five residents of San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Weber
el Paso
Ruidosa
Wanda
Joe Reuss
Bill Ampres
Bay City
Hermine Clagett
New Mexico
Salmon on salad with creamy herb dressing
A home hint suggests mixing drained salmon with mayonnaise and optional dry vermouth to create a dressing. Spoon the mixture over chilled salmon on salad greens and finish with crispy roasted almond slivers for texture.
Town Talk on Grand and Petit Juries
The writer muses on the difference between grand juries and petit juries and their roles in determining guilt. He notes the grand jury only assesses possible charges while the petit jury decides guilt, expressing personal views on which body makes the major decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Petit Jury
Eighteenth Annual State Domino Championship Slated
The Hallettsville Knights of Columbus host the 18th annual state domino tournament for the public. A noon meal, then hot dogs in the afternoon and evening. General Chairman G H Gerdes notes a record turnout. players urged to arrive before 9:00 a.m. January 17 to register early. Past tournaments have drawn statewide TV radio and newspaper coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallettsville
Woofter's Term Opens With Accidental Revolver Misfire
Las Vegas district attorney Roy Woofter began his first term amid a brief incident as county investigator Luke Willis tested a revolver that misfired into the ceiling, creating a dime sized hole. Woofter ruled the discharge accidental and closed the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Nev
Roy Woofter
Woofter
Luke Willis
Wooster
Mrs Anna Buchhorn dies in Yorktown at 90
Yorktown mourns for Mrs. Anna Buchhorn 90 who died in a Yorktown hospital Monday. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at St Paul Lutheran Church with Rev. Robert Cordes officiating. Burial in St Paul Cemetery. She was born in Schulenburg December 19 1880, survived by three sons Ben Arnold and Louis, four daughters including Mrs Richard Geyer and Mrs Alfred Alex, and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Her husband Herman Buchhorn and brother Gus Wild preceded her in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Buchhorn
Yorktown
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Robert Cordes
St. Paul Cemetery
Lamprecht
Buchhorn
Schulenburg
Daniel Wild
Ben
Arnold Buchhorn
Nordheim
Louis Buchhorn
Cuero
Richard Geyer
Donna
Alfred Alex
Alvin Pfeifer
Edwin Sinast
William Wild
Herman Buchhorn
Gus Wild
Funeral rites held for Ernest H Weise 32
Services for Ernest H Weise of Killeen were conducted at Lamprecht Funeral Home at 10 a.m. Tuesday with Rev. Jack O'Donnell of St. Andrew Lutheran Church presiding. Burial at Wee satche with full military honors. Weise, an Army veteran, died unexpectedly at his home Saturday. Born Oct. 31, 1927 at Weesatche, he was the son of Fritz and Lillian Koenig Weise. Survivors include his wife Pearl Weise, five brothers Werner Weisse of Weesatche, Allen of Yorktown, Edwin of Northeim, Martin of Danbury and Paul of Splendora, and a sister Mrs. Lawrence Collins of Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest H. Weise
Killeen
Lamprecht
Jack O'Donnell
St. Andrew Lutheran Church
Weesatche
Weise
Fritz
Lillian Koenig Weise
Pearl Wei
Three Charged in DeWitt County Court
In DeWitt County court three persons face charges. Andrew Alaniz is charged with driving while intoxicated and released on a 500 dollar bond. James Lawrence Fruge is charged with DWI and released on 500 dollar bond. Frank Bryant faces charges of driving with a suspended license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Andrew Alaniz
Alaniz
DeWitt County
James Lawrence Fruge
Frank Bryant
Old Chisholm Trail Ride Set in San Antonio January 21
The Old Chisholm Trail Drive announces a January 21 ride in San Antonio dedicated to the memory of A. B. Johnson and Archie Page. A Cuero Municipal Park camp and a February 6 dance in Columbus are planned with members from six sponsoring clubs. Trail Boss Hamilton hints at a record turnout for the 1971 ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Johnson
San Antonio
Hamilton
Cuero Municipal Park
Randy
Ranch Hands of
Columbus
Cuero
Chisholm
Rawhide
Town and Country
Westhoff
Sand Hills
Lavernia
Indianola
Port Lavaca
Mesquite
Sayers
Nixon
Chisholm Trail
John H
Johnny Zuber
Johnny
Texas Welfare Crisis and Redistricting Ahead
An address outlines major Texas legislative concerns for the 62nd Legislature. Welfare funding demands rise from 99 million in 1969 to about 300 million next year, with federal support shrinking. Education expansion, redistricting, automatic voter registration, primary financing reforms, liquor laws, and court and law enforcement reforms are urged as priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Washington
Secretary of State
Democratic Party of Texas
62Nd
Texas Legislatre
City festival plan aims for a small three day observance
Griss advised limiting the first festival to a compact observance and proposed a three day plan with one strong day. Directors also approved the 1971 holiday list from the chamber, with four holidays on Mondays to create long weekends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griss
Christmas Sales Rise in Local Stores
Store managers report brisk Christmas trade in 1970 with strong year over year gains. J C Scott of Penney says sales exceed last year and should continue into 1971, while Carroll Ley of Western Auto notes Christmas sales about level with the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Scott
Penney’s
Scott
Carroll Ley
Western Auto
Scout Kenneth Schumacher Guides First Deer Kill
Kenneth Schumacher 13 son of Mr and Mrs Marvin Schumacher and a Troop 243 scout in Cuero registered his first deer on John Hamilton’s ranch west of Cuero. An 8 point buck killed on his third shot at 105 yards, with Hamilton hosting scouts annually on the Mustang Mott ranch. Kenneth’s cousin Allen Schumacher joined the hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Schumacher
Marvin Schumacher
Cuero
John Hamilton
Kenneth
Hamilton
Mustang Mott
Allen Schumacher
Also Mentioned on This Page
Village Discount Record Center
Village Shop Center
Tus
Tulum
Cockrell
Wilford L. Cockrell City
Reuss
Coemetics
E. Main
Proend
Freund Funeral Home
Polly Howerton
Smart Shop
Polliwogs
Joe Alcazar
Texas City
Annie
Harry Jacobs
Houston
R. D. Bowen
Laverne Beakley
John M. Green
Donald Hausman
Bob McMahan
Alice Naylor
Tourney
Maiko Pere
KCFH
Roy Templan
Jerry Ger
Legislature
Festival
Hansen Feed & Supply
Cuero Cash Grain
Kleinecke Nursery
N. Esplanade
Scout Downs
Pilot Club
Lester Frers
N. ¥. A. Bidg City Park
Alois Bomba
Wilfred Leist
American Legion Civic Center
Calvin Webb
Otis Carpenter
W. Reuss Blvd
Electric Motors
Tel-A-Win CO
MR. Merchant
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