Local Social News and Birthday Wishes Across Towns
PERSON to Mr and Mrs H G Flessner returned Sunday after visiting Rodne y Butts Alvin and Jesse Henson families in Pasadena C W Sunday visited Lafayette La with son Bill Sharon Lynn Kurtz celebrates 14th birthday daughter of Mr and Mrs Steve Kurtz Miles Dunn birthday Edwin Kuester birthday John Blackwell and Raleigh Blackwell in Houston for Claude Blackwell hand surgery.
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H. G. Flessner
Rodney Butts
Alvin
Mrs
Jesse Henson
Pasadena
C. W. Sunday
Lafayette
Bill Sunday
Sharon Lynn Kurtz
Sharon
Steve Kurtz
John Blackwell
Raleigh Blackwell
Houston
Claude Blackwell
Baytown
Edwin Kuester
Sharon Kurtz
Robert Aronstein
Jo Ann Frers
Oren Turbeville
Jean Ann Sheppard
Glen Towery
Floyd S. Bohne
Victoria
Miles Dunn
Cradle Roll Call Baby Born at Cuero Hospital
Mr and Mrs Robert Post of Cuero welcome a baby girl born Tuesday at 8 20 a m in Cuero Community Hospital weighing 8 pounds 1 ounce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Post
Cuero
Cuero Community Hospital
Suspect Held In Wire Theft From Co-Op
Thomas Johnson Jr. of Houston, 25, is jailed on $5,000 bond in DeWitt County charged with burglary after copper wire theft from DeWitt County Electric Co op last November. He was arrested yesterday in Houston by Deputy Sheriff Bob McMahan and Ranger Bill Nelson. Burglars cut into the co op building and fled with the wire in a co op truck later found on a country road southeast of Cuero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Johnson Jr
Houston
DeWitt County
DeWitt County Electric Co-op
Johnson
DeWitt
Bob McMahan
Texas
Bill Nelson
Co-Op
Cuero
Fined Assessed In DWI Case
Melvin C. Bork was assessed a $100 fine after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated in DeWitt County Court. He received a thirty day jail sentence, probated for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin C. Bork
DeWitt
Bork
County Commissioners Approve December Claims and Reports
Cuero DeWitt County Health Department bids for right of way and petroleum purchases in Precinct 4 are noted. Clinton townsite and Southwestern Appraisal Company mentioned with auditor's annual report. Westhoff Justice of the Peace salaries of officials and employees approved. remainder of December claims approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero-DeWitt County Health Department
Kirk and Nelson
Clinton
Southwestern Appraisal Company
Westhoff Justice of the Peace
Oratorical Tour Highlights Historic U.S. Sites
The feature lists George Washington's Mount Vernon Arlington National Cemetery the U S House and Senate the Department of Agriculture the Smithsonian Institute the Lincoln Memorial and other places of interest.
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George Washington
Mount Vernon
Arlington National Cemetery
U.S. House and Senate
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Smithsonian Institute
Lincoln Memorial
Obituaries from Yoakum and Shiner Honor Local Residents
Mrs. Katie Jarmon Yoakum 88 dies. services set at Buffington Funeral Home chapel with Rev. Joseph Ray officiating. Survivors: son Joseph K. Jarmon Yoakum daughter Hattie Jarmon Washington DC and one granddaughter. H G Koether 76 lifelong Shiner resident and former postmaster dies. services held. survivors include wife and siblings. daughters in Houston.
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Yoakum
Katie Jarmon
Buffington Funeral Home Chapel
Joseph Ray
First United Methodist Church
Jarmon
Joseph K. Jarmon
Hattie Jarmon
Washington, D.C
Shiner
H. G. Koether
Ed Windel
Cuero
Koether
Alois Kasper
Gus Koether
Portland
Texas
Bern Blanck
Peter Francis
Houston
Cuero Community Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
Admissions include Emilie Blaschke Adam Shows Jimmie Sanders Bobby Jack Buchanan Jr Sara Post and Ronnie Ann Cant ley. Dismissals include Beatrice Salazar Willie Leister and Jim Rohan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero Community Hospital
Emilie Blaschke
Adam Shows
Jimmie Sanders
Bobby Jack Buchanan, Jr
Sara Post
Ronnie Ann Cantley
Beatrice Salazar
Willie Leister
Jim Rohan
Brucellosis Control in Texas Cattle Testing Underway
The Texas Livestock Sanitary Commission requires cattle owners in Type II brucellosis areas to submit cattle for blood or milk testing and permit vaccination and tagging. Refusal or failure to cooperate is a misdemeanor with fines from 10 to 200 dollars per offense, and daily refusals count as separate offenses. Texas Animal Health Commission began De Witt County testing on April 1, 1970, with ongoing efforts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livestock Sanitary Commission of Texas
Texas Animal Health Commission
De-Witt
Japan Now Alaska's Top Customer Boom Invasions Continue
Alaska invites Japanese investment as 1960s to 1969 trade grows with Nippon firms. Japanese buyers purchase 61 million dollars of Alaska exports in 1969, with major pulp mills, fertilizer plants, and oil projects expanding from Sitka to Kenai Peninsula. Trade offices and a Tokyo consulate mark formal ties.
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Central Press Association
Anchorage
Alaska
America
Great Northwest Territory
Japan
State of
Tokyo
Sitka
Wrangell
Juneau
Kanzaki Paper Manufacturing Co
Nippon Kokan
Yawata
Sumitomo
Seldovia
Iwakuri Lumber Co
Hokkaido
Icy Bay-Yakataga
Kenai Peninsula
Japan Gas Chemical Co
Snettisham
Kushokwim-Yukon
Nissho-Iwai Co
Beluga
Yakataga
Everett W. Buness
Alaskan
Lodge on Stanford protests and medical testing deadline
U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge says anti demonstration crowds at Stanford want to take over. In London Bill Butcher guides a customer to a hospital for an examination revealing a possible fatal blood clot. DeWitt County sets January 31 1971 as the brucellosis test deadline with penalties for untested cattle. Cuero lab contact 275-6461.
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Stanford
Calif
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Stanford University
London
Bill Butcher
T.A.H.C
DeWitt County
Cuero
Nixon condemns bombing. Hebert taxes arm forces and Albert on revenues
President Nixon denounces bombing of Soviet facilities in the United States and calls violence morally wrong. Rep. F Edward Hebert warns military permissiveness risks national decline. Rep. Carl Albert predicts Nixon tax break will create jobs and opposes sharing revenues with states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
United States
Washington
F. Edward Hebert
House Armed Services Committee
Carl Albert
House
Meade and Calley Linked to My Lai Killings
Testimony places Paul D. Meadle and Lt. William L. Calley at My Lai where Meadle says they killed up to 14 Vietnamese civilians. He claims Calley ordered him to help, and he shoveled victims away while firing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Benning
Paul D. Meadle
William L. Calley
My Lai
Impington College Offers Evening Horse Betting Class
Impington England Impington Village College announced evening classes on betting on horse races. Tutor Neville Williams said the course aims to attract students who might not attend typical classes and hopes the course will prove a real winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Impington England
Impington Village College
Neville Williams
Polliwogs and local happenings in Cuero
Herman Boethel receives a certificate of appreciation for sending in a mourning dove band number near Cuero. The Rialto Theatre hosts Cougar Country on Tuesday January 26. Cuero golf doubles as sunny weekend attracts players. Local residents and visitors from Victoria and Brenham are noted with birthday shout outs and casual social updates.
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Herman Boethel
Rt. 1
Cuero Mighty
Cuero
Henry Cox
Rialto Theatre
Saxophone Duel Sparks Quiet Building Clash
A second floor tenant called downstairs to plead, I’ll go crazy if you don’t stop. The reply, It’s too late, I stopped an hour ago, captures a tense moment of noisy dispute in a city building.
Four Arrested in Odessa Drug Heck Arrest Incident
Odessa Texas police arrested four people in the Odessa High School parking lot Friday. They confiscated mescaline methamphetamine and what was believed to be marijuana. All four were charged with possession of marijuana. Gary Van Zandt, 21, of Odessa, also charged with carrying a prohibited weapon a .22 caliber derringer pistol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odesssa, Tex
UPI
Odessa High School
Gary van Zandt
Odessa
Texas Legislature eyeing redistricting and reforms
The article outlines redistricting after the 1970 census with Texas gaining a 24th House seat. It notes delays from the U.S. Census Bureau possibly delaying law passage past May 31. It covers education funding needs, election law overhaul after a federal court ruling, criminal code revision, and liquor by the drink debates following a constitutional amendment.
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Houston
Texas
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Ethel B. Koenig
Dorys Buie
State Department of Public Welfare
Edna
Frank Nelson
Alpine
Sul Ross State University
Francis Nelson
Freund Funeral Home
Nathan Post LuMber CO
N. Esplanade
Anda
Cuero Reco
By Raymond Wilcove
North Slope
Valez
North Slope Oil Co
Alaskan Petroleum Development Co
Cook Inlet
Baranoff Island
Alaska Panhandle
U.S. Pat
United Press International
Village Discount Record Center
Village Shop Center
Reass
Cosmetics
E. Main
Kleinecke Nursery
Washington— Treasury
Charles Walker
W. Reuss Blvd
Smart Shop
Polliwogs
Polly Howerton
Bill Snapp
Daphne
Ronnie Bryant
Chris
George Blackburn
Brenham
Albert Ley
Rialto
Rotor
Congress
U.S. Census Bureau
State Bar of Texas
N. Y. A. Bidg City Park
Alois Bomba
Wilfred Leist
American Legion
Calvin Webb
Otis Carpenter
Pilot Club
Lester Frers
Cuero Lodge
Edward L. Johnson
E. Weatherly
H. E
Electric Motors
Tel-A-Win CO
Ken Johnson
Bank Americard
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