Personal notes from Cuero and surrounding area
Local social news lists travels and visits during the July 4th weekend. Mrs. Ben Respondek of Yorktown and daughter Jeannelle visited Orlando relatives of Lt. Gen. (Ret.) and Mrs. George Shipley while Bernice Brelsford and Mrs. 3 B Brelsford of Nixon visited Cuero. Albert Ivey left for Houston after visiting his sister, Mrs. Lucille Henneke, and Beverly Henneke joined him. John Patrick of Beeville and Bill Laake with family from Austin spent the holiday in Cuero and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Respondek
Rte 5
Yorktown
Jeanelle
Denver
Colo
Orlando
Fla
Gol
George Shipley
Respondek
Shipley
Albert Ivey
Houston
Lucille Henneke
Beverly Henneke
An Cuero
Citizens Memorial Hospital
Victora
Leonard Aitkensie
John Patrick
Beeville
Ant
Bill Laake
Austin
W, A
Family visits and funeral notices pass through Louisiana and Kansas
Mr and Mrs Nix Bodden and son Stuart return to Lake Charles Louisiana after visiting parents and Mia. Mrs Amelia Hodges of Kansas City Mo visits sister Mrs Louis Schorre. C M Comnett learns of sister Helen Carpenter's death in Mona, and Alice Gabler with William Comett take him to San Antonio for the funeral. Thad MacDonald and family travel from Levelland to Palacios for a weekend visit. MacDonald is a former superintendent now leading a bank and insurance firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORD Sun
Nix Bodden
Stuart
Lake Nares
Lousiana
Hfe
Mia
Chares
Foden Anther
Chris Schacter
Route 1
Amelia B. Hodges
Kansas City
Louis Schorre
C. M. Comnett
Helen Carpenter
Monahans
Alice Gabler
William Marvin Comett
Mr. Comett
San Antonio
Thad MacDonald
Levelland
Cem
Two Released On 500 Bonds In DeWitt County
Jail records show Chester Ray King and Manuel Campos Anzaldua posted 500 bonds each after Saturday arrests by Highway Patrolman Jim Fitzpatrick. Charges of DWI and related counts pending in county court. Jacinto M. Jaquez released after paying 25 fine for wrong side of road. A. G. Webster released after 100 fine for drunken public. DWI charged in county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Chester Ray King
Manuel Campos Anzaldua
Paterolman
Jim Fitzpatrick
Ainst
Jacinto M. Jaquez
Justice of the Peace
Albert Ley
A. G. Webster
Weeks News Highlights From Seoul Visit And Paris Talks
The Vietnamese Communist delegations at the Paris peace talks offered to release all war prisoners if American troops withdraw by year end 1971. Washington’s response suggested potential basis for further negotiation. Nixon eased postal service reforms as the U S Post Office began transitioning toward a semi independent corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eet
Seoul
South Korea
Paris
Washington
U.S
Nixon
Obituaries for Brooks Lucas and Albrecht in Texas towns
Obituary notices list Mrs Mary Ruth Brown Brooks of Yoakum died in Houston at 2 15 a m Friday age 61 funeral 4 p m Saturday Buffington Chapel burial Hebron Cemetery Survivors include brother Thomas E Brown of Kenedy Another obituary notes Mrs Willie Dell Lucas 32 of Cuero funeral 4 p m Saturday Freund Chapel burial Hillside Cemetery Died Monday in Aransas Pass born Sept 28 1911 in George West Survivors include husband Wendell Lucas three daughters Linda Bernadine and Debbie Wright father Tom Mason mother Mrs Aline Smith of Rockport Pallbearers listed Alfred F Albrecht Meyersville burial Memorial Funeral Home Albrecht born June 15 1891 in Goliad survivors wife Bertha two sons William and Allen daughters Louise Wagner and Bernice Morgan brother Otto Albrecht eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren burial details and dates summarized
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brooks
Mary Ruth Brown
Brooks
Yoakum
Buffington Funeral Home
Frank Holtman
Hebron
Houston
Chong Inc Resement
Thomas E. Brown
Kenedy
Willie Dell Lucas
Cueto
Freund
Bob Hairston
Hillside
Lucas
Aransas Pass
S. Valley
Cuero
George West
Texas
Wendell Laicas
Linda Wright
Bernadine Wright
Debbie Wright
Tom Mason
Turlock
California
Aline’ Smith
Rockport
Alfred F._ Albrecht
Meyersvile
Ray
Kennett
Wayne
Ronald
Earid Albrecht
Fred Si ‘Ated
Tr Memorial
Albrecht
Cuerrmursing
Goliad
William
Emma Firandt
Bertha Albrecht
William Albrecht
Missions Valley
Allen Albrecht
Louise Wagner
Victoria
Bernice Morgan
Corpus Christi
Otto Albbrecht
Ly Offi
Hartman Pierre Elmo Wage Pargman Cremated at Oak Memorial
Pierre Hartman died of an apparent heart attack Thursday while penning cattle on a Cuero ranch. Funeral held at 3 p.m. Saturday from Oak Memorial Funeral Home with Rev. HA Hansen officiating. Burial in Last Creek Cemetery. Survivors include three sisters Mrs Johanna Walters Cuero Mrs Minnie Happer Cuero and Miss Eisie Hartman Cuero and brother Henry W Hartman Cuero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Ee Merreee
Charlie Hincman
Oak Memorial Funeral Home
Elmo Wagener
Thomas Pargman
Ricky Pareman
Herman Hoeuvel
Bill Happner
Johnnie Happner
HA. Hansen Pasetor
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Last’ Creek
Hartman
Cuero
Johanna Walters
Minnie Happer
Eisie Hartman
Ton
Henry W Hartman
Dismissals Reported at Hos TAL News
Hos TAL NEWS records show dismissals involving Jimmy Beck, Bootie Beck, Barbara Payne, and Tzu Payne. Names appear in a brief notice of personnel changes within the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck
Jimmy Bootie
Tzu Barbara Ase Payne
Gunman Greets And Shoots His Barber
In Poland Ohio a gunman enters Frank's Barbershop and opens fire killing barber Frank Listort and 13 year old Jerry Kramer. An 11 year old, Robert Kramer, is critically wounded. the shooter fled and was held without bond as police seek motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
UPA
Robert Williams
Frank
Poland
Frank+ Listort
Jerry Kramer
Kramer
Robert
Southside Hospital
Fredericksburg couple welcomes baby boy born July 1
Mr and Mrs Obert Saxebiel of Fredericksburg announce the birth of a baby boy weighing 6 pounds 1 ounce on July 1. Parents Ruben Saxebiel and community relatives listed as part of the extended family with grandparents and great grandparents noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obert Saxebiel
Fredericksburg
Ruben Saxebiel
Fs. HA. Nagel
Arneckeille
Mes. E
Cer
San Antonio livestock market report mixed with gains
UPI reports weekly cattle and calves prices showing higher slaughter cows and bulls up to 1.00, steady to higher for slaughter steers and heifers, feeders up 1.00, with varied weights and prices for yearlings, cows, and calves. Hogs rise 50-75 cents for barrows and gilts, sows up, sheep and goats with mixed results in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Antonio Livestock San Antonio
UPI
USDA
Choice
Stears
Registration At A and I July 9 in Kingsville
Registration for the second summer term will be at Texas AKI University from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday July 9 in James C. Jernigan Library. First summer term ends Thursday with final examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsville
Texas Aki University
James C. Jernigan
Hijacked Jetliner Lands After Dramatic Runway Standoff
US Navy veteran recounts a hijacking during a flight from Brazil to Mexico. Authorities halted operations at Braniff International’s gate as armed air force units blocked the runway. The hijacker directed a takeoff after seeing military vehicles, and the jet departed around 10 45 a.m. EDT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel A. Drosdorf
Menon Alvear
Argentina
Alcoa
Geery
Mexico
Te Ey
Tame Tor
Air Force
Branitt
Dallas
Louisiana Faces Huge Cost From Rock Festival
Louisiana officials warn the state’s rock festival may cost up to 1 million dollars as District Attorney Samuel Cashie reports 150 arrests for possession and distribution of rugs at the event. He plans to seek a grand jury probe and has consulted with a U S attorney on possible federal law issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Samuel Cashie
Gallinghouse
Hy Festival
Baum Gives Up Party Post
Dr Elmer Baum resigns as chairman of the Texas Democratic Party submitting his resignation to Gov Preston Smith. Report says the move could be accepted as early as today amid pressures since January following a joint purchase by Smith and Baum of National Bankers Life Insurance Co stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
UPI
Elmer
Baum
Texas Democratic Party
Preston Smith
News Aid
Tatum
Jurary
Smith
National Bankers Life Paurance Co
A State Beverage Commissioner Chips In on Bar Tenders and Dinners
The piece riffs on political fundraisers and the high cost of donor dinners, noting $100 plates and lavish perks for congressmen. It muses on career incentives, public pay, and the lure of bartender work amid tales of barflies and Texas drink traditions.
Record Files TPN YEARS AGO July 3 Kennedy orders court action
government under President Kennedy filed a complaint in federal court in New York as a preliminary step to seeking a Taft Hartley injunction amid the maritime strike. Authorities said they would question Hemingway widow before an inquest to determine if the poet novelist's death was accidental. Twenty years ago July 3 1951 Heinie Bade elected Dairy Herd Improvement Association president. Jean Kasper Jolene Sager to represent Cuero at Seguin event. Guadalupe Valley Cotton Mills marked sixth anniversary with a barbecue at Cuero Municipal Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TPN
Kennedy
Fecer
New York
Taft Hartey
Ernest Hemingway
Heinie Bade
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Jean Kasper
Jolene Sager
Cuero
Seg
Guadalupe Valley Cotton Mills
Employes N
Presbyterians To Hear Guest Ministers At First Church
Two guest speakers will deliver messages at First Presbyterian Church during Rev. C. Rogers McLane’s vacation from July 12 to August 6. Rev. John Ziegler of Bluebonnet Youth Ranch near Yoakum preaches July 18 and 25. Rev. Andrew Byers, now in Austin, speaks August 1 on Sole Modern Sophisticated Giants. August 22 features Rev. Luther D. Fleisher on A Steward of God. Youth and adult classes join for a color slide presentation on the Texas Presbyterian Foundation and Synod’s Institutions, presented by Dr. Fletcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
C. Rogers McLane
Vacat
John Ziegler
Bluebonnet Youth Ranch
Yoakum
Ziegler
John Knox Presbytery
Andrew Byers
Austin
Unday
Luther D. Fleisher
Texas Presbyterian Foundation
Dallas
A. Steward of God
Synod
Fletcher
Worlds Largest Cherry Pie Served Free Slices in George
George Washington residents celebrate the town's name with a giant cherry pie on the Fourth of July weekend. The pie serves about 2,000 people and contains over 600 pounds of cherries along with more than 300 pounds of flour sugar and shortening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George, Wash
UPI
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Bernice Brelsford
3. B. Brelsford
McAlister's Sweet Shop
Ard
American Legion Cie
Calvin Webb
Penter
Cuero Lodge
Edward Ledohnens Et Weatherts
Oveueko
Bal Ne Caron
Wilfred Leist
Quartermaster Alvai
Carlos Klaevemann
Don and
Charles
Bay City
Kel Nolen
Edwin Klaevemann
Nordheim
Weeks News
Uwome
W. Reuss Blvd
Reuss’ Pharmacy
N. Esplanade
Peuvery
Charlaf, Hartman
Rialto
Ra Ath
Ceres
Hansen Feed & Supply
A&i
Ryan
Lessom
Nathan Post Lumber Co
Esplanade — Cufro
Battery's
Keesler’s
Joe
Congress
State Beverage Commission
Stereo Tapes
Sage Discount Record Center
Village Shop Center
Presbyterians
Cuero Nursing Home
the Surface Burial Vault CO
F. Broadway
Cuneo, Ph
Electric Motors
Tel-A-Win CO
Doell’s Package Store
Walter Boel
Kall
Cole Provision CO
Bob Bishop
Bob
Tun
Riako Theatre
Morgan
the Pirate
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