Macha Leaves for Missouri to Begin Air Force Duty
Lt. Mike Macha departs Friday with Mrs. Macha for their new Missouri home as he starts active duty as a testing engineer at McDonnell Douglas Aircraft Corp. Mrs. Herbert Farmer returns from a month in Louisville visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bridge, meeting her sister Mrs. Lee Benbow at Austin airport.
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Mike Macha
Missouri
Mike
U.S. Air Force
McDonnel Douglas Aircraft Corp
Herbert Farmer
Louisville
Sam Bridge
Lutheran Men Plan Election at St Mark’s Church
The Church Men of St Mark's Lutheran Church will elect officers Tuesday at 7 p.m. The election follows a business meeting after the annual pancake supper led by Ed Clark Bonnie Buenger William Sleinecke Elmo Krause and Lester Frers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Ed Clark
Bonnie Buenger
William Sleinecke
Elmo Krause
Lester Frers
Eagle ceremony details for Troop 245 noted
The article lists participants in Troop 245 Eagle Scout ceremony including lighting by Scoutmaster Clark and Eagle Trail by several ranks led by Tender Foot Chuck Breeden. Gregory Wendel presents the candidate while Eldred G. Schultz introduces. Ken Luce is main speaker with Rev Hanson giving benediction and Glynn Schultz taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Chuck Breeden
Richard Rauch
Jeff Steen
George Stall
Steve Kuecker
David Tiffin
Gregory Wendel
Eldred G. Schultz
Troop 245
Otha L. Eaves
Leslie Rabke
Ken Luce
Capitol Area Council
Rev. Hanson
Glynn Schultz
Joe Tomanec
No fault insurance debated by Texas officials
Teaver said the group wants daily cost factor records and claims data to show compensation and fairness under no fault. He cautioned no fault could lower rates or increase claim dollars, and stressed it is not a cure-all but could improve on current systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pave A
Teaver
Texas
DeWitt County Attorney seeks renomination in 1972 race
The candidate outlines his experience in criminal prosecution and juvenile and Justice Court matters since becoming county attorney in July 1970. He cites 383 criminal filings in County Court, monthly consultations on issues like worthless checks and child support, and asks for Democratic Party support in the May 6 1972 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheatham
DeWitt County
Cuero
Victoria College
University of Texas
University of Texas School of Law
American, Texas
DeWitt County Bar Associations
Cuero Lions Club
Cuero Chamber of Commercce
Djig Texas Exes Club
Golden Crescent Council of Governments
Post
Cuero Youth Conference
Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity
St. Michaels Catholic Church
The
Cuero Jaycees
Livestock Market Steady Across All Classes
Finley Blackwell co-owner of Cuero Livestock Commission reports all classes sold steady with total 1850 cattle 50 hogs and 20 sheep. Prices ranged from 54 to 62 dollars per cwt for light weight steer calves up to 31.50 for bulls and 36 to 40 for stocker bulls yearlings 219 to 360 per head for dry cows and 22 to 26 for good lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley Blackwell
Cuero Livestock Commission, Inc
Blackwell
Polliwogs and Local Notices Feature Cuero Highlights
Richard E McAlister of Cuero earns dean’s list at Texas A I University Kingsville. Mark Doehrman makes dean’s honor roll at Southwest Texas Junior College. Mrs Casal opposes Cuero Cable TV. Arthur Means declines it. Edwin Wagner named executive vice president and director of Bank of Commerce Point Comfort. Old Timers baseball group meets in Hallettsville. Cuero visitors Dora Pilsner and Joe Cathryn West bring crafts to Cuero Art Craft Shop. Happy birthday Anna Koch Hattie Carter William Nami. Home Hunt for Today soap and towels to children to fight germs.
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Mark Doehrman
Floyd Doehrman
Meyersville
Southwest Texas Junior College
Edwin A. Wagner
Victoria
Linda Summers
Cuero
Bank of Commerce
Point Comfort
Linda
Dora Pilsner
Joe Cathryn
Yoakum
Cuero Art & Craft Shop
Cuero Community Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List
The Cuero Community Hospital shows admissions for Victor Perez Rudy Gaona Robbie Krueger Olga Morales David Toller and Alline Hutchinson. Dismissals include Willie Mae Brandt Anastasia Longoria Lillian Schorre Walter Lewis Zella Stell and Dicy Jennings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero Community Hospital
Victor Perez
Rodolfo Gaona
Robbie Krueger
Olga Morales
David Toller
Alline Hutchinson
Willie Mae Brandt
Anastasia Longoria
Lillian Schorre
Walter Lewis
Zella Stell
Dicy Jennings
Cadre of Cuero Bank Directors and 1971 Outlook
Cuero's Farmers State Bank expands its board with Charles Oewel and Thomas J. Orr named directors and Claude T. Allen elevated to director. Wayne Hill named assistant vice president and Halph Heiffert as assistant cashier. Mixon expresses optimism for 1972 and community growth.
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Blackwell
Cuero
University of Texas
Texas National Guard
Gonzales
Texas
Nancy Porter
Bryan
Charles G. Oewel
Houston
Oewel
Charter Commercial and Investment Loan Co
Pennsylvania State University
Wharton School of Finance
Orr
Bank of America
Great Southern Bank of Houston
Claude T. Allen
Wayne Hill
Halph Heiffert
Farmers State Bank
Mixon
Baptist Choirs Planning Trips to Festivals
Two choirs from First Baptist Church plan festival participation. The King’s Proclaimers will attend Edna on February 12 and the state festival in San Antonio on April 15, directed by Dr. Raymond Reese with pianist Mrs. Gene Adams. The high school choir goes to a state festival in Waco on March 17, directed by Mrs. T. K. Chaddock with pianist Camille Whitten.
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First Baptist Church
Edna Area
San Antonio
Raymond Reese
Gene Adams
Waco
T. K. Chaddock
Camille Whitten
Berner Named Advertising Director At Cuero Record
Victoria resident and longtime Cuero Record advertising staffer Berner has been named advertising director and serves on the newspaper board. A 13 year Oklahoma City press background includes work with The Daily Oklahoman The Oklahoma Journal and the Oklahoma City Times. He and his wife Shirley with two daughters moved to Victoria and he joined Cuero Record in 1969. He has earned Distinguished Salesman of the Year honors in 1962 and received a U S Air Force commendation for recruitment support.
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Victoria
Cuero
Berner
Oklahoma City
Daily
Oklahoman
Oklahoma City Times
The
Oklahoma Journal
Shirley
Cuero Record
Cuero Lions Club
Cuero Retail Merchants Association
Texas Press Association
Oklahoman and Times
United States Air Force
Air Force
Mothers March of Dimes Proclaimed in Cuero
March of Dimes leaders stress national fight against birth defects through immunization and prenatal care. Mayor pro tem Weatherly designates Monday as Mothers March night praising the foundation’s network of over 100 medical service programs.
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Voluntary Health Organization
H. E. Weatherly
National Foundation
March of Dimes
Cuero
11’s Coming Back to Work
A brief notice reports 11 is returning to work and urges not to forget the instruction to wire the relevant party, indicating a reminder for compliance or reopening.
Coppedge Unveils Cure For Vibration Bug
Coppedge Tire Service announces Amermac tire tuning unit to eliminate a vibration bug blamed for uneven wear and unsafe driving. Co-owners Coot and Dick Coppedge say the system improves tire mileage by about 25 percent, smoothness, and front end wear, boosting safety for Cuero drivers.
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Coppedge Tire Service
Coot
Dick Coppedge
Amermac
Amermae
Coppedge
Coot Coppedge
Cuero
God Is Alive In Light Banter From Local Column
Guest columnist Ss. M. P. God Is Alive notes a series of humorous anecdotes and maxims about life love work and money. It mentions Herbert Van Haven visiting William Hogue Paul Sager and local residents Ike Rachel and Eddie Brown and ends with a quip about Grant Sorrell returning to work and a jab at Werner Wolf.
Altar Society installs 1972 officers at St Michael’s
The Altar Society of St Michael's Catholic Church installed 1972 officers led by President Mrs Phil Ernster and Vice President Mrs Alvin Noack. Rev Peter Higgins installed them and Mrs Ernster set 1972 committees. Members approved purchasing vestments for use by Rev Higgins with hostesses Mrs Angerstein, Mrs Bodden, and Miss Blakeslee assisting.
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Altar Society
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
Phil Ernster
Alvin Noack
Errol Dietze
Leroy Heil
Peter Higgins
Ernster
Mr. Higgins
Jim Angerstein
Charles Bodden
Vera Blakeslee
Farm Bureau Meeting Set
A covered-dish supper precedes the Green DeWitt Arneckeville Galley Farm Bureau meeting Monday at 7 30 p.m. at the Green DeWitt Community Center. Members should bring food only as other items are furnished with J W Lamb presiding per Mrs Vic tor Goebel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green DeWitt - Arneckeville Galley Farm Bureau
Green DeWitt Community Center
J. W. Lamb
Victor Goebel
Troop 244 Scout Outing in Port Lavaca
Fifteen boys and two adults from Boy Scout Troop 244 are on a three day outing at Port Lavaca. They left Friday and will return Sunday. Adults with the group include Scoutmaster Louis Liendo and Assistant Scoutmaster Dave Ruiz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Troop
Port Lavaca
Louis Liendo
Dave Ruiz
Obituary: Annie Zmeskal 85 of Cuero and Gonzales
Annie Zmeskal 85 died at home in Cuero. Rosary Sunday 7:30 p.m. Buffington Funeral Home Gonzales. Funeral Monday 11 a.m. St. James Catholic Church Gonzales. Burial St. James Cemetery. Born June 7 1886 Schulenburg. Survivors include four daughters three sons a brother 24 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Zmeskal
W. Sarah, Cuero
Buffington Funeral Home
Gonzales
St. James Catholic Church
St. James
Zmeskal
Schulenberg
Alouise Filip
Cuero
Albina Muehistein
Moulton
Lillie Orsak
Roscoe
Mary Foster
Hallettsville
Fritz Zmeskal
Louise
Eddie Zmeskal
Austin
Victor Zmeskal
Hillsboro
Frank Doerrich
Schulenburg
Construction plan for new concrete slab building
The project describes a structure 125 feet long and feet wide on a floating concrete slab. It will have central air conditioning and heating with wood panel walls. The post welcomes Norman Kahlich as a new member, bringing total membership to 230.
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The
Post
Norman Kahlich
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Texas A&i University
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William Casal
Arthur L. Means
Old Timers Baseball Organization
Henry Wood
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Anna Koch
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