Memorial Day Personal Notices Across Counties
Mr and Mrs Kurt Hudgeons and children Eva and Aaron of Corpus Christi visit with Mr and Mrs John Hudgeons on Memorial Day. Teresa Black of Nixon and others from Tivoli Cuero Pearsall Galveston Rosenberg visit relatives. trips include a visit to Astroworld. Families listed include the Henkes Andrews and Blackwell clans.
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Kurt Hudgeons
Eva and
Aaron
Corpus Christi
Teresa Black
Nixon
Bill Bego
Tivoli
Josephine Brown
Gary Hudgeons
Lettie Ann
Cuero
John Hudgeons
Julie Gips
Galveston
Mrs
Ray Gips
Ethel B. Koenig
Milton Andrews
Astroworld
Velma Harryman Birthday Congratulations Reported
Mrs Velma Dean received a phone call from daughter Elizabeth Raatz of Anchorage Alaska noting 47 degree rain in the city. The item marks a birthday celebration for Velma Harryman.
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Velma Harryman
Velma Dean
Elizabeth Raatz
Anchorage
Alaska
Walter E Gerhold 79 Cuero resident dies in hospital
Walter E Gerhold 79 city maintenance employee died today in a Cuero hospital. He lived at 406 E Live Oak born Sept 30 1891 in Arneckeville son of Fritz and Emma Reinhardt Gerhold married to Lillie Gerhold on May 6 1958 in Westholf. Funeral arrangements and burial set at Freund Funeral Home Chapel Hillside Cemetery with survivors including wife three daughters one son a sister five grandchildren thirteen great grandchildren and one great great grandchild.
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Walter E. Gerhold
Cuero
Live Oak
Gerhold
Arneckeville
Fritz
Emma Reinhardt Gerhold
Lillie Gerhold
Westholf
Freund Funeral Home Chapel
Hubert Hanson
Fred Shealy
Services for Co. M. Talk Held in Yorktown
Services for M. Talk 68 retired Central Power and Light Co. engineer will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Lamprecht Funeral Home with Rev. Hubert Travis officiating. Masonic graveside rites by Cameron Lodge 76 will follow at Westside Cemetery. Talk died in a Yorktown hospital Monday. He was born in Runge Dee on 1902. Survivors include his wife Frances Metz a daughter Mrs. Melvin Koopman two brothers Warren Talk and John G. Talk a sister Mrs. Gordon Cheves and three grandchildren.
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Yorktown
Co. M. Talk
Central Power and Light Co
Lamprecht Funeral
Hubert Travis
First Presbyterian Church
Cameron Lodge 76
Westside
Talk
Runge Dee
John G
Eva Mayfield Talk
Frances Metz
Melvin Koopman
Warren Talk
Runge
John G. Talk
Valley Mills
Tex
Gordon Cheves
Austin
Local Grain Prices From Hansen Fred & Supply
Market listing shows cash grain quotes for corn and shelled corn from Hansen Fred & Supply. Prices read 1.05 per bushel for one grain and 1.25 per bushel for another. Text is partial and fragmented from a local market page.
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Hansen Fred & Supply
Cuero Hospital Admits and Dismissals Report
The Cuero Community Hospital lists admissions including Elizabeth Pakebush Ida Mc Bride Diane Henneke Emma Mueller Martha Mutschler Elvin Wright Albert Lienhard and August Fehner. Dismissals include Pam St Clair Elmer Green and Harry Lincke.
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Cuero Community Hospital
Elizabeth Pakebush
Ida McBride
Diane Henneke
Emma Mueller
Martha Mutschler
Elvin Wright
Albert Lienhard
August Fehner
Pam St. Clair
Elmer Green
Harry Lincke
Fort Worth livestock market results and price ranges
US cattle receipts 650, calves 450, slaughter cows up 25 to 50 cents, steers 70 to 965 pounds traded 26.50 to 27.80, heifers 615 pounds at 29.00, cows 18.40 to 22.50, bulls 24.00 to 27.30. Feeder cattle showed varied values from 39.00 to 41.80 for 310 to 280 pounds, up to 34.00 to 35.00 for 490 to 500 pounds, and lighter stock 28.00 to 31.50. Hogs 425 steady with barrows and gilts 15.00 to 17.00 for 200 to 250 pounds, sows 14.00 to 14.50 for 295 to 500 pounds. Sheep 125 steady, lambs 20.00 to 22.50 for spring slaughter and feeder lambs 22.00 to 22.50 for 45 to 65 pounds.
Legislature redistricting battles shape Texas map
The Texas Legislature debates House and Senate redistricting plans affecting Orange Angelina and Panhandle areas. Key figures include Speaker Gus Mutscher Lt Gov Ben Barnes and Senators Wright Patman Ray Roberts and Olin Teague. A compromise window May or June looms as talks consider taxes and welfare limits.
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Hays
Mutscher
Smith
Turnes
Senate
San Antonio Livestock Prices Mixed as Early Sales Test Market
US DA data shows cattle and calves at 1 500 head with cows up 50 to 75 cents but not enough activity for a price test. Hogs steady to weak with barrows and gilts 17 50 to 18 25 and sows 13 00 to 14 25. Sheep and goats small turnover with spring slaughter lambs around 26 00 and feeder lambs 24 00 to 25 00. goats not enough early sales for price test.
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San Antonio
UPI
USDA
Stoud-Choice
City Manager Switch at Yoakum City Hall
The council plans to use Willard Kleinecke as acting city manager for routine operations while Wil Cockrell resigns. Kleinecke will remain city hall office manager, a post he has held for years. Smith resigned as Yoakum city manager a few days ago to take the new position here.
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Willard Kleinecke
Wil Cockrell
City Hall
Kleinecke
Smith
Yoakum
McGovern to Undergo Hospital Surgery This Week
Senator Derge S McGovern of South Dakota the lone announced Democrat will enter a hospital on Monday for eye surgery. Doctors foresee no complications and his office hopes for release soon. He aims to be back in the Senate by June 4 for a key vote on the draft extension.
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Derge S. McGovern
D-S.d
McGovern
Senate
Pollyhowerton Poliiwous College Notes and Local Bits
Graduation dance hosts and omissions noted as Jerry Dryer missing from the invitation. Grace Episcopal Women plan first 4 PM meeting of the year at Proctor Hall under Adele Lucas. Obituary note for George Kirksey in France. Local updates include Bob Pickens lawn work at Four Oaks and Penny Henderson aiding Rector Paul Abbott’s office. John C. Hamilton to Pony Express ride with late calls from Cincinnati. Elvis Ruddocks celebrate wedding anniversary. Brief food column on beefburgers with varied seasonings and cooking methods.
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Women of the Church
Grace Episcopal
Proctor Hall
Adele Lucas
News Veteran Gordon Shearer Dies in Austin at 91
Gordon K. Shearer longtime head of the Texas capitol bureau for United Press died in a rest home after years of frail health. He led the Austin bureau from its 1920s opening until his 1948 retirement and previously worked for the San Francisco Chronicle San Antonio News Galveston News and Fort Worth Star Telegram. Survived by a son two granddaughters and a grandson.
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Galveston News
The
Fort Worth Star Telegram
Baby Penny Elaine Born to Mr and Mrs Carlton Mc Bride
Mr and Mrs Carlton Mc Bride of Victoria announce the birth of a daughter Penny Elaine on Tuesday June 1 at 5 a.m. in DeTar Hospital. The baby weighed 7 pounds 13 ounces. Grandparents are W. J. Mc Bride Cuero and Mary Moore Cuero.
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Carlton McBride
Victoria
DeTar Hospital
Penny Elaine
W. J. McBride
Cuero
Mary Moore
Almanac Today June 1 1971 Facts and Births
Almanac notes Tuesday June 1 1971 the 152nd day. The moon is between first quarter and full. Morning stars Mercury Venus Mars Saturn. evening star Jupiter. Births include British poet John Mansfield born June 1 1878 and notable events: Madison warns war in 1812, de Gaulle named premier in 1958, 1964 prayer ban in schools, Helen Keller dies in 1968.
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Mercury
Venus
Mars
Saturn
Jupiter
John Mansfield
James Madison
Congress
Great Britain
Charles de Gaulle
France
US. Supreme Court
Helen Keller
Westport
Conn
Cold War Leaders Near Summit As Speech Clashes Echo
Record files note Nikita Khrushchev and John F Kennedy moving toward a summit in tense fashion. Over 1,500 people attended graduation exercises with 82 CHS diplomas awarded. Valedictorian Diane Spellmann and salutatorian Ann Goodwyn. Mrs. Ethelyn Hicks of Fort Worth and Mrs. Maureen Moore of Corpus Christi visited Mrs. E H Nielsen Jr.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Kennedy
Diane Spellmann
Ann Goodwayn
Ethelyn Hicks
Forth Worth
Maureen Moore
Corpus Christi
E. H. Nielsen Jr
Gillett Sheppard Receives Mathematics BA at Southwestern
Twenty years ago on June 1 1951 Gillett Sheppard earned a BA in mathematics from Southwestern University. Cuero Rotary Club heard vocalist Bill Cusack perform. DeWitt County gained a new newspaper The DeWitt County View successor to the Nordheim View.
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Gillett Sheppard
Southwestern University
Bill Cusack
Cuero Rotary Club
DeWitt County
DeWitt County View
Nordheim View
fountain of youth dream poem recited by Pat's Column
A long potpourri of verses and sayings from Pat and Werner Kautz. The piece blends aphorisms about life and friendship with a humorous dream sequence about the fountain of youth. It ends with a playful rhyme about aging and the imagined world of youth and chorus girls.
Kirksey A Houston Newsman Of Many Roles
Kirksey wrote on special occasions for Houston papers after UT Austin and NY sportswriting years. He served in World War II on General Patton’s staff reporting the invasion of North Africa. A Hillsboro Texas native, he supported his mother Mrs. Lottie Kirksey in Hillsboro. Los Angeles is largely hills and mountains.
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Europe
Houston
Kirksey
University of Texas
New York City
George Patton
North Africa
Hillsboro
Texas
Texas University
Lottie Kirksey
Pony Express Ride Connected Cuero to Yorktown Mail
John C. Hamilton and Hamilton organize a Pony Express style run to relay Cuero mail to Yorktown. Six horses spaced three miles apart will cover the 17 mile route using a loaned pony for a portion. Officials say the two to three day transit aims to showcase an old news idea in modern form.
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Cuero
Yorktown
Pony Express
Hamilton
Jack Howerton
Cuero Daily Record
San Antonio
Agents Destroy Vast Drug Hoard In California
State narcotics agents burned more than two million pills three thousand kilos of marijuana and a quantity of heroin at an undisclosed site. Attorney General Evelle J Younger said the drugs worth over one million dollars were seized by police agencies in recent months. The article also notes a New Zealand bat as the sole indigenous mammal.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Navcotics
Evelle J. Younger
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