Camp Capers alumni return home amid family gatherings
Elizabeth Calk Steven Mixon and Lisa Tarkington returned from Camp Capers with their families receiving visitors including Mr and Mrs Bill Ferguson and Mr and Mrs Ed Pat Mixon and Mrs Murray Tarkington and Mrs Ternesta Morgenroth. also note 40th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Ervin Kasper and a ham dinner at First Methodist Church on June 26. The piece lists numerous attendees at a Junker reunion and various visits across Cuero Victoria Victoria area.
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Elizabeth Calk
Steven Mixon
Lisa Tarkington
Camp Capers
Bill Ferguson
Ed Pat Mixon
Elizabeth
Steven
Murray Tarkington
Ternesta Morgenroth
Lisa
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Learn the art of touching with love and understanding in parenting guidance. The column urges readers to extend compassionate contact to their children as a foundation for broader world reach.
Requiem Mass for Theodore Styra in Yorktown
Theodore Styra 72 of Yorktown died Thursday night. A Requiem Mass will be said at Holy Cross Church at 10 a.m. Saturday with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery. He married Helen Ledwig in 1919 and is survived by his wife two daughters two sons a brother a sister and eight grandchildren.
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Yorktown
Theodore Styra
Holy Cross Catholic Church
John Matocha
Holy Cross Cemetery
Lamprecht Funeral Home
Eddie Warzecha
August Dworaczyk
Ambrose Guzy
Stanley Guzy
August Styra Jr
Michael Maron
Styra
August
Katherine Respondek Styra
Helen Ledwig
Proxy Muschalek
Emerence Maron
San Antonio
Marcellus Styra
August Styra
Fred Styra
Victoria Dworaczyk
Runge
Services for Pat Manford, Smiley rancher, held today
Pat Manford 49 lifelong Smiley resident and World War II veteran died Saturday morning. Funeral services at 4 p.m. at Smiley Methodist Church with Rev. Buddy Wilcoxen officiating. Burial at Bundick Cemetery under Finch Funeral Home supervision. Survivors include wife Bessie Rae, daughter Phlllip Hughes, son Gary P. Manford, mother Mrs P D Manford, and brothers Durwood and Miller Manford.
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Pat Manford
Smiley
Smiley Methodist Church
Buddy Wilcoxen
Bundick Cemetery
Finch Funeral Home
Nixon
Manford
The
Masons and Oddfellows
Bessie Rae Manford
Phillip Hughes
Bowling Green
Gary P. Manford
P. D Manford
Durwood Manford
Austin
Miller Manford
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Summary
Cuero Hospital admits Cresendio Castaneda and Ida Bluntzer. Discharges include Katy Kenzie Clay Beverly Deborah Mary Kaye Gawlik Freddie Lee Cathy Voelkel and baby.
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Cuero Hospital
Cresendio Castaneda
Katy Kenzie
Clay Beverly
Ida Bluntzer
Deborah
Mary Kaye Gawlik
Freddie Lee
Cathy Voelkel
Baby
Farmers urged to unite and lead in farming future
Naman warned that tomorrow’s farmers must act like businesspeople, avoiding provincial rivalries. He praised the Farm Coalition, a 32-organization alliance, as proof that unified, concession‑driven action can advance farming for all regions.
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Naman
Farm Coalition
Benefit dances and radio drive aid Cuero boy kidney transplant
Jerry Hess, recovering at home with his parents in Stratton Route Cuero, must return to Bexar County Hospital in San Antonio twice weekly for treatment on an artificial kidney machine until a transplant is arranged. Treatments cost about 200 dollars each and the transplant is estimated at 15 thousand dollars. A benefit dance at the American Legion Civic Center on June 26 and a radio marathon fund drive on July 11 sponsored by Alpha Gamma Psi and the Jaycees seek donations.
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Alpha Gamma Psi
Jaycees
Jerry Hess
Vernon Hess
Stratton Route
Cuero
Bexar County
San Antonio
Towery warns overexposure fuels foreign image of U S
Ken Towery argues that excessive publicity and coverage of protests riots and lawlessness distort conditions abroad. He claims newsmen from the three major networks shape public opinion and that foreign networks will amplify bad news while omitting positives.
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America
Towery Urges Small Publishers to Highlight Public Sentiment
Towery urged small newspaper publishers to show how many their front pages reach Congress and public officials in Washington. He called for a stronger role to reflect the silent majority’s feelings on student unrest anti war protests flag desecration and civil disorders. He was in Cuero to visit family and planned Sunday fishing.
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Towery
U .S
Braves recall Ron Reed from Shreveport in Texas League
Ron Reed, an 18 game winner in 1969 who broke a car tire in training, has been recalled by the Atlanta Braves from Shreveport of the Texas League. Last season Reed was the Braves most consistent pitcher and went 9-2 during the stretch drive that carried them to the National League Western Division title.
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Atlanta
UPI
Ron Reed
Atlanta Braves
Shreveport
Reed
Braves
Minor Circuit Boost for Columbus Attendance
A UPI report notes rising attendance in the minor leagues boosting Columbus figures. Details on teams and exact figures are not provided in the fragment.
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Columbus, Ohio
UPI
Baseball Leagues Report Gains Through May 31
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues president Phil Piton announced a 13 percent rise through May 31 1969. The American Association led gains adding new clubs in Wichita and Evansville and other organizations expanded.
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Phil Piton
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
American Association
Wichita
Evansville
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