Personal notices celebrate birthdays and visits across towns
Robert Janak of Yoakum marks a birthday. Mrs. E H Nielsen travels to Dallas for her brother in law’s funeral. Mr and Mrs J Scott and children Michelle and Andy visit Mrs Scott’s mother Marguerite Bates in Dallas. Edith Calote visits Karnes City. Nolan Mitchell and Christina of Brenham visit Robert Cox. Rev John Kuecker of Burton attends Albert Osterloh’s funeral in Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Nielsen
Dallas
Mrs. J. ©. Scott
Michelle
Andy
Mrs. Scott
Mrs. Marguerete Bates
Edith Calote
Mrs
Johnny Butschek
Karnes City
Nolan Mitchell
Christina
Brenham
Robert Cox
John Kuecker
Burton
Willard Kleinecke
Cuero
Albert Osterloh
Victoria
Local social notes from Cuero and nearby towns
Mrs Elder Urban of Goliad visited Cuero on business Tuesday. Mr and Mrs David Bade and son Richard of Bryan visited the Baden and Schroller families over the weekend. Benny Krause moved into a new home on the old San Antonio Highway with weekend guests Barney Whithead and family of Houston. Vianetia F Gavito Jr husband of Marcia Hanson of Cuero reports to the Aviation Officer Candidate School Pensacola Florida and will be commissioned ensign after training. he is a 1970 SMU graduate. Alvin Schroller of Austin returned home for the weekend to visit his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bade
Richard of
Bryan
Heinie Bade
Alvin Schroller
Benny Krause
San Antonio Highway
Krause
Barney Whithead
Houston
Vianetia F. Gavito Jr
Marcia E. Hanson
Cuero
Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Fla
Naval Reserve
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
J. C. Penny Company
Austin
San Antonio USDA Livestock Summary Prices
San Antonio reports cattle and calves at 1000 head with slaughter cows and feeders mostly steady. Prices include cows 21.10 22.90, steers 42.60 48.50 for 250 350 lb, heifers 33.50 37.10 for 250 350 lb, hogs 100 head with barrows 17.00 17.25, sows not tested, sheep 100 steady with lambs 24.50 for spring feeder lambs, goats 100 steady Spanish nannies at 6.00 and Angora nannies at 8.50 per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
USDA
Baylor Lands 34th Recruit Forrest Reel From Noblesville
Baylor University adds running back Forrest Reel of Noblesville Indiana as its 34th high school football recruit. The signing strengthens the Bears offense as they build depth for the upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WACO
Baylor
Forrest Reel
Noblesville
Ind
Longtime shoe man tries new work on Port Lavaca Houston barge
Jimmy Williford, a shoe salesman, is building a barge that travels between Port Lavaca and Houston with his brother as captain. He works seven days on and seven off. Nancy Neill Law returns to San Antonio after visiting here with aunt Jane Breeden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Williford
Port Lavaca
Houston
Nancy Neill Law
San Antonio
Jane Breeden
Paul
Yorktown Couple Welcome Shannon Lynn Ziese
Mr and Mrs John Ziese of Yorktown announce the birth of a baby girl Shannon Lynn born February 24 at Cuero Community Hospital at 4 55 AM weighing 6 pounds 6 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ziese
Yorktown
Shannon Lynn
Cuero Community Hospital
Town Talk: Voters Endorse Weaker Turnout Surprise
The article notes 3,714 votes cast, 82 percent turnout, and a government backed proposal that failed to win. It mentions Liechtenstein's 62 square miles, Alpine location between Austria and Switzerland, German speaking Catholic population, and independence since 1866.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liechtenstein
Alps
Austria
Switzerland
Holy Roman Empire
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals at Cuero Community
Cuero Community Hospital reports admissions including Wanda Schendel Lois Hill Meta Oaken Helen Brown Eddie Hollie Ethel Hardcastle Mollie Pease Otha Singletary and Jack Rohan. Dismissals listed include Annie Thomas Annie Brandt Emma Flessner Alvin Brandt Melvin Shows Gladys Shows Margarette Washington Adella Lopez Edna Noack and Suda Farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Schendel
Lois Hill
Meta Oaken
Helen Brown
Eddie Hollie
Ethel Hardcastle
Mollie Pease
Otha Singletary
Jack Rohan
Annie Thomas
Annie Brandt
Emma Flessner
Alvin Brandt
Melvin Shows
Gladys Shows
Margarette Washington
Adella Lopez
Edna Noack
Suda Farmer
Outrage at Capitol Bombing Sparks Urgent Reactions
Senator Gravel calls the Capitol bombing one of the most outrageous crimes in the nation striking a building venerated by the people. A Des Moines protest placard urged unity of workers and students as Nixon's motorcade passed, signaling ongoing political clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Capitol
Des Moines
Iowa
Nixon
Woman Delivers Boy on Dizengoff Boulevard Amid Sirens
A woman gave birth on Tel Aviv's busy Dizengoff Boulevard as an ambulance siren rang and two sonic booms frightened passersby. Police assisted and escorted mother and newborn to hospital in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Aviv
Dizengoff Boulevard
Judge Kirk Executive Committee member and legal elite
South Texas judge and attorney active in Phi Delta Phi and multiple bar associations. He served on the District Grievance Committee of the Texas Bar and was vice president of Farmers State Bank & Trust. The bank will close 9:45 to 11 a.m. tomorrow for the funeral. Sands Steak House to close all day Wednesday March 3 due to Bert Kirk Jr death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Texas Chamber of Commerce
Texas Bar Association
International Legal Fraternity Phi Delta Phi
Texas Trial Lawyers Association
American Trial Lawyers Association
American Bar Association
American Judicature Society
Texas Association of Municipal Judges
Farmers State Bank & Trust
Cuero Federal Savings & Loan
Sands Steak House
Bert Kirk Jr
Cuero to Use Computer Report for Economic Growth
Citations reviewed the data and a computerized Community Analysis Report will compare Cuero with similar cities on locational factors industries seek. The report guides Cuero leaders to plan measures to spur growth and matches plant location resources with industry location requirements nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero
Commission
Rice Signs Six Players From Houston Area
Rice University on Monday announced six new players. Quarterback Paul Schroeder of Decatur Gary Ferguson of Uvalde Paul Veloz of Barstow California Forest Dill Alan Bloomingdale and John Solberg of Southfield Michigan join the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Rice University
Paul Schroeder
Decatur
Gary Ferguson
Uvalde
Paul Veloz
Barstow
Calif
Veloz
Forest Dill
Alan Bloomingdale
John Solberg
Southfield
Mich
Miss Mary Boehl Dies. Rites Held At St. Mark Lutheran
Miss Mary Boehl a Cuero area resident and long time book keeper for a dry goods firm in Edna died Saturday in a local hospital. Pallbearers Alfred Raymond Herman J. Schaefer Edward Sam and George attended Monday services at St. Mark Lutheran Church. Burial followed in Hillside Cemetery with Freund Funeral Home directing. Survivors include three sisters Mrs Lena Koenig Miss Martha Boehl and Mrs Johanna Michon of Cuero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Boehl
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Alfred Boehl
Raymond Boehl
Herman J. Schaefer
Edward McDowell Jr
Sam May
George A. Glauberg
H. A. Hanson
Hillside Cemetery
Freund Funeral Home
Miss Boehl
East MacArthur
Edna
Cuero
Lena Koenig
Martha Boehl
Johanna Michon
Walter B. Smith Rites Held in Westhoff
Walter B. Smith died in a Dallas hospital after a Cheapside birth. The service was held Monday at 11 a.m. at First Baptist Church Westhoff with Rev N A Wilcoxen officiating. Burial followed in Westhoff Freund Funeral Home. He is survived by son Leroy Smith of Dallas and three grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Smith
First Baptist Church
Westhoff
Carlton Weston
Kenneth Weston
Upton Ruddock
Bob Copeland
Gene Holder
Henry Ruddock
N. A. Wilcoxen
Westhoff Cemetery
Freund Funeral Home
Mr. Smith
Cheapside
Dallas
Leroy Smith
Troop 241 Scouts Advance at Court of Honor
Nine scouts faced a board of review with two advancing to Second Class Charles Davis and Jeffrey Mills plus Star Scouts Jeffrey Mills Carl Peterson. Life ranks given to Ralph Hartman Michael Smolik David Baca and Joe Vasquez. Campout planned at Aransas Wildlife Refuge near Austwell with the First United Methodist Church sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hartman
Carl Peterson
Roadrunner
Jeffrey Mills
TNT
Carl Thompson
Bubba Spears
Allan Luker
Wayne Polzin
Steve Coffey
PeeWee Spears
Joe Vasquez
Charley Davis
Neil Kruger
Gary Hearn
Charles Davis
Austwell
Troop 241
First United Methodist Church
Calvin Peterson
John C. Davis
Ralph A. Hartman Jr
W. C. Krueger
Bobby Baca
Don Smith
Joe Johnson
Wayne Fromme
Travis Spears
Elroy Hearn
Glyn Carter
Bill Smolik
Chris Krueger
Bill Spears
Mike Boothe
Billy Braden
Tie Classified Section In The Cuero Record Every Day
A note urges readers to read the Cuero Record daily for the latest classified ties and notices.
Tigers camp fuels chatter at Lakeland linked to 1968 pennant
In Lakeland Florida the Detroit Tigers camp draws heat as fans compare current mood to 1968 when Mayo Smith led a pennant chase. The piece notes Denny McLain, Billy Martin’s possible influence, and a trade that shipped Washington infielders plus two pitchers for Denny, with talk of Bill Zepp joining the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeland
Fla
Detroit Tigers
Bengals
Mayo Smith
Mayo
Boston
St. Louis Cardinals
Denny McLain
Billy Martin
Tigers
Washington
Denny
Detroit
Bill Zepp
Eastern pitching race shaped by four staffs
A Minnesota pitcher seeks a trade to Detroit boosting the Tigers pitching prospects. Baltimore reinforces its staff, New York already fields strong arms, and Boston may field a solid rotation. The division race could hinge on these four pitching staffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sota
Detroit
Tiger
Baltimore
New York
Boston
Two Officers Shot in Roxbury Bar Arrest
Two Boston police officers were wounded early Tuesday while making an arrest at a Roxbury bar. They were taken to Boston City Hospital after the shooting as they attempted to place a suspect into a cruiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Stans bans whale killing from U S ports
Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Stans orders a wholesale ban on killing whales by fishermen operating from United States ports. The move ends the 300 year old U S whaling industry which has dwindled to one firm, largely as a sideline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maurice H. Stans
U. S
U.S
Rain Cancels Houston Baseball and Tennis Games
Heavy rains led to the cancellation of a doubleheader with Rice and Trinity and a Houston Cougars versus Nichols State baseball games, along with a Houston East Texas tennis match. No re scheduling planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston PD
Rice
Trinity
Houston Cougars
Nichols State
Houston
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Robert Janak
Yoakum
Hallmark Thoughtfulness Center
Sight and Sound Coffee Corner
Reuss
N. Esplanade
Elder Urban of
Goliad
Kleinecke Nursery
Esplanade
Freund Funeral Home Phon
Electric Motors
Tel-A-Win CO
Nathan Post Lumber CO
N. Esplanade — Cuero
Polliwogs
Polly Howerton
Helen Dement
Richards Shoe Store
East Main Street
Ed Sager
North Gonzales
Joe
Wanda Reuss
Cuero Daily Record
T. O. Buchel, Jr
Graham Hamilton
Elizabeth Cook
Jackie Finney
Melvin Stone
Mary Lou Coppedge
Hospital News
United Press International
KCFH
Jim and
Kerry Shaw
Wehrather
Jerry Gee
A.M
Bob West
Bobby Mack
Kirk
South Texas Children’s Home At
Beeville
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
By Pete Fritchie
American Legion
Calvin Webb
Otis Carpenter
Pilot Club
Dol House
Lester Frers
Pres
Village Discount Record Center
Village Shop Center
Ideal Roofing Company
Texas
Rialto
Joseph Morgenstern
Newsweek
Panavision
W. Reuss Blvd
Guardians
Scandinavia
MAX Factor
Allercreme
Elecka Drug
Cuero Lodge
A. F
A. M
Edward L. Johnson W.m
E. Weatherly
DeWitt County Cancer Society
C. EF. Hall
N. ¥. A. Bidg City Park
Alois Bomba
Wilfred Leist
Reuss Pharmacy
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