Local Cuero Notes Honor Birthdays and Visits This Weekend
Henry Leonardt visited Cuero this weekend to see his mother Mrs Marion Leonardt. Mrs Claude Thigpen returned home after hand surgery at Citizens Memorial Hospital. Mrs Doyle McElroy celebrates a birthday today and Hallie Carter along with Ronny Stratton mark birthdays over the weekend. The Rev and Mrs Tom Cole of Houston stayed with Mr and Mrs Alfred Brierkreutz. Guests aiding Mrs Rena Palmer celebrate her 81st birthday include Gladys Sisco Hazel Ehrlich Joe Sisco family members from San Antonio Corpus Christi Cuero Victoria and Cuero residents. Irene McClung returns to Trinity University in San Antonio after holidays with her parents B I and Mrs McClung. Mr and Mrs T M Smith relocate to Zachary Louisiana with home purchased by Lanny Havemann. Congratulations go to Miss Saralee Olson on her Friday birthday.
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Claude Thigpen
Citizen’s Memorial Hospital
Rubin Schulz
Rena Palmer
Gladys Sisco
Hazel Erhlich
Joe Sisco
San Antonio
Rubin Schultz Jr
Corpus Christi
Joe DuBose
Victoria
Johnnie DuBose
Hugo Brandt
Ron Ledbetter
Cuero
Irene McClung
Trinity University
Mrs. B. I. McClung
T. M. Smith
Zachary
Louisiana
Lanny Havemann
Cuero Man to Officiate at Jehovah's Witnesses Seminar
Roy L. Roberts a Cuero auto parts mechanic and five year ordained minister will serve as Assistant Assembly Chairman at the Jehovah's Witnesses Bible seminar at Taylor High School Texas January 22 24 He will introduce programs arrange live illustrations and assist in ministerial training About thirty congregation members accompany him The convention features a public lecture Who Will Conquer the World in the 1970s delivered January 24 at 3 00 p m by E R Brandt District Supervisor Public invited
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Roy L. Roberts
Bible Seminar of Jehovah’s Witnesses
Taylor High School
Taylor
Texas
Mr. Roberts
Jehovah’s Witnesses
E. R. Brandt
Austin National Bank Cuts Prime Rate to 6 Percent
Austin National Bank lowered its prime rate to 6 percent the lowest since 1967, aiming to stimulate central Texas economy. Bank president Leon Stone said the move benefits both business and individual borrowers. Austin National, the region’s largest with $219 million in deposits, leads Texas in this rate cut.
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Austin
UPI
Austin National Bank
Austin National
Texas
Central
Leon Stone
Stone
Tex
Mrs J net Boothe Trout Obituary in Alpine
Mrs J net Boothe Trout daughter of the late Dr S P Boothe of Cuero died in Alpine after a lengthy illness Burial will be at 11 a m Tuesday in Laredo from Jackson Funeral Home Rev Dr John Newton of Victoria will officiate
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J’net Boothe Trout
S. P. Boothe
Cuero
Alpine
Laredo
Jackson
John Newton
Victoria
Widow Adele Jalufka 80 dies. burial planned in Westhoff
Adele K Jalufka 80 died in a local hospital at 9 30 this morning. Freund Funeral Home to handle arrangements with burial in Westhoff Cemetery. She was born January 11 1891 in Shiner to James and Carolyn Jurach and married William Jaluska in Cuero November 26 1913. he died in 1960. Survivors include two sisters Annie Jurach and Henry Nolte of Westhoff a brother Jerry B Jurach of Corpus Christi and several nieces and nephews.
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Adele K. Jalufka
Freund Funeral Home
Westhoff
Jalufka
Shiner
James
Carolyn Herdick Jurach
William Jaluska
Cuero
Annie Jurach
Henry Nolte
Jerry B. Jurach
Corpus Christi
Cuero Man Donald Brown Dies at 74
Donald Brown 74 of Route 1 Cuero died Sunday night in a local hospital. Arrangements are pending and will be announced later by Oak Memorial Funeral Home.
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Donald Brown
Route 1
Cuero
Oak Memorial Funeral Home
Legislature Puts On Formal and Informal Dances During Session
The piece notes dances in Austin hotels and on the UT campus with Buck Owens Susan Raye Ray Price Faron Young The Griping Force and Jeannie C Riley joining the governor and Mrs Smith as they attend events The governor will present his 1972 73 spending and tax program to a joint session with an expected budget gap of 650 to 800 million in new revenue.
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Austin
University of Texas
Buck Owens
Susan Raye
Ray Price
Faron Young
Jeannie C. Riley
An Anson
Tex
Harper Valley
Dublin Young Farmer Chapter Tops State Recognition
Dublin Young Farmer Chapter named Outstanding Chapter in the state while Cuero Chapter earned Runner-Up in Area X. Dick Britten of the Bryan Chapter was elected the new State Young Farmer President. Next year's convention planned for San Antonio at the Guenther Hotel.
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Robert Pargmann
Dublin Young Farmer
Cuero
Area X
Dick Britten
Bryan
State
Young Farmer
San Antonio
Guenther Hotel
Cuero Citizens Club Endorses Centennial Cuero Fair and Turkey Trot
The Citizens Club of Cuero unanimously endorsed the Cuero Fair and Turkey Trot Association for staging a centennial celebration in 1972 marking Cuero's 100th city anniversary. The meeting approved moving to the first Tuesday monthly at 7:30 pm after the time change and set February 2 as the next gathering.
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Citizens Club of
Cuero
John C. Hamilton
Stratton Road
Cuero Community Hospital Admits and Dismissals Noted
The Cuero Community Hospital records list admissions for Ted Reuss Sr Mathilda Wendel Otto Billings and Raul Saenz. Dismissals include Ronnie Cantley Walter Lewis Fritz Oaken Bennie Green and Henry Hahn.
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Cuero Community Hospital
Ted Reuss Sr
Mathilda Wendel
Otto Billings
Raul Saenz
Ronnie Cantley
Walter Lewis
Fritz Oaken
Bennie Green
Henry Hahn
Obote Warns Heath on South Africa Arms Sales
Uganda President Milton Obote warns Prime Minister Edward Heath against resuming arms sales to South Africa. He says British lives in Africa could be endangered and he cannot guarantee control of the situation. He adds he does not want any anti British activities in Uganda.
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United Press International
Singapore
Uganda
Milton Obote
Africa
Edward Heath
South Africa
Computer run cars on automated highways on horizon says official
Washington A NHTSA director predicts more discussion of autonomous vehicles within five years and first signs in a decade. In Miami a Cowboys coach cites a fumble by Duane Thomas on the Colt goal line as a turning point in the Super Bowl loss to Baltimore. In Perth Amboy a barber leads a push against shops hiring long-haired men, saying it feels odd entering such places.
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Washington
Douglas A. Toms
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
MIAMI
Dallas Cowboys
Tom Landry
Baltimore Colts
Duane Thomas
Colt
Colts
Perth Amboy
N. J
Two Held and Four Freed From Jail in DeWitt County
Two men remain in DeWitt County Jail after arrest on Saturday while four detainees are released. Amanda Diaz faces disorderly conduct and assault on a peace officer with a $300 fine. Alfred Barfield, Jimmie Schobey, William Clark, Julian Flores, and Martin Salinas are listed with DWI or drunkenness charges and various fines or bonds.
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DeWitt County
Amanda T. Diaz
Alfred Barfield
Jimmie Nolan Schobey
William Henry Clark
Julian Bueno Flores
Martin P. Salinas
Humphrey Defends Uplift Over Scolding in Nixon Critique
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey criticizes President Nixon, arguing the nation needs uplift, not scolding, as he voices concern over leadership and calls for a more positive direction. The remark reflects broader debate on U.S. governance during a tense period.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Nixon
Campuses Agree Disruptions Harm Academic Freedom
Dr. Clark Kerr chairing the Carnegie Commission reports that faculty members graduate students and undergraduates largely oppose activist disruptions. They view such disturbances as inimical to academic freedom and the educational process across American campuses.
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New Orleans
Clark Kerr
Carnegie Commission On Higher Education
Laird Affirms Abrams to Remain In Charge in Vietnam
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird says Gen. Creighton W. Abrams will stay in command of American forces in South Vietnam through 1971 with no changes planned for the year. In Washington, bartender Harry Kelly serves beer to the first four women at the National Press Club amid a mixed reception.
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Washington
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Creighton W. Abrams
South Vietnam
Harry Kelly
National Press Club
Polliwogs Enjoy Weekend Art and Travel Notes
Polly Howerton recounts a weekend trip to San Antonio and Kerrville. She describes road improvements and ecological concerns, attendance at the Texas Watercolor show, and a print demonstration planned for Kerrville. Birthday greetings to Charlie McElroy and a Home Hunt tip conclude the column.
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Alice and
Your Truly
Kerrville
Alice
Nixon Kinch Cox Engagement Rumor Goes Untested
The White House says there is nothing official to announce about Tricia Nixon's rumored engagement to Edward Kinch Cox. The eldest Nixon daughter spent the weekend in New York with Cox and his family.
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Washington
White House
Tricia Nixon
Edward Kinch Cox
New York
Cox
Trail Riders Seek New Members for 1972 Cuero Ride
Western Wear Store in Cuero hosts a call for riders with a February 1 membership cutoff. Trail Boss Hamilton plans to retire after the 1972 ride. Shawn Wilke, 4, elected Rawhide Riders mascot. Ann Mary Vaughn serves as Rawhide Riders queen. Yvonne DuBose named Chisholm Train Drive queen.
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Western Wear
Cuero
Hamilton
Trail Riding
Chisholm Trail Drivers Association
Rawhide Riders
Shawn Wilke
Walter Wilke
Shawn
Patsy
Walter
Trail Ride Association
Ann Mary Vaughn
Wayne Vaughn
Rawhide Riders Association
Ann Mary
Cuero High School
Yvonne DuBose
Smiley
Blaxton DuBose
Chisholm
Illini Add USC Coach Krueger to Staff
Bob Blackman announced the addition of Phil Krueger from Southern California to the University of Illinois Illini football coaching staff. Krueger joins as an assistant, strengthening the Illini for the upcoming season.
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Champaign
Ij. Upi
Bob Blackman
The
University of Iliinois
Phil Krueger
Southern California
Illini
Hamilton Opens Ticket Sales for San Antonio Stock Show
John C. Hamilton, Cuero trail boss, will open this year’s San Antonio Livestock Show ticket sales. He delivers tickets to officials and heads a new San Antonio Livestock Trail Riders Association planning February trail events with about 10,000 members.
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John C. Hamilton
Chisholm Trail Drivers Association
San Antonio Livestock Show
Hamilton
San Antonio
Troop 243 Sets Camp for Weekend Scout Sessions
John C. Hamilton troop scoutmaster requests all attending to submit the number of boys soon for food planning by the Citizens Club. Marvin Schumacher committee member leads meal prep as troops set up camp on grounds Friday afternoon.
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John C. Hamilton
Citizens Club
Marvin Schumacher
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Marion Leonardt
Doyle McElroy
Hallie Carter
Ronny Stratton
Tom Cole
Houston
Alfred Brierkreutz
Saralee Olson
Kleinecke Nursery
Esplanade
Austin Bank
W. Reuss Blvd
Electric Motors
Tel-A-Win CO
N. Esplanade
Celebration
Pero
Polliwogs
By Polly Howerton
Hill Country
University of Texas Medical Center
Fredericksburg Road
Ingram
Win Oliver
Alice Naylor
Happy
Charlie McElroy
N. Y
A. Bidg
Alois Bomba
Wilfred Leist
P.m
American Legion Civic Center
Calvin Webb
Otis Carpenter
Pilot Club
Lester Frers
Pres
NASA
Goddard Space Flight Center
Convair Aerospace Division
Ceneral Dynamics
San Diego
Peru
India
General Dynamics
Village Discount Record Center
Village Shop Center
Freund
Rialto
Edgar Allan Poe
Vincent Price
Ansvre
Ax American International
McR
American International Pictures, Inc
Nathan Post LuMber CO
Guardians
Scandinavia
MAX Factor
Allercreme
Elecka Drug CO
KCFH
Jim and Jerry
Jerry Gee
Bob West
Dan Williams
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