Cuero Centennial Office Opens in North Gonzales Block
The Cuero Centennial and Yurkey Trot office opens at 200 block of North Gonzales with receptionist Mrs. Don Pol xm and coordinators Mrs. tield High and Mrs. Charles I. 45. Lions visit LaGrange club night while others travel to New Braunfels for lean day meeting. Committee works on iron posters banners brochures for October celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Gonzales
Don Polxm
Tield High
Charles I
Lions
LaGrange Club
New Braunfels
120000 March In Parade Honors Northern Ireland Tragedy
About 120000 people marched up Fifth Avenue in the St Patrick Day parade led by Grand Marshal Alfred Y. Morgan with Mayor Lindsay in a black armband honoring civilians killed in Londonderry. police planned precautions amid Northern Ireland tensions. Pentagon had reversed on military support. record 241 hands marched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Fifth Avenue
John V. Lindsay
Londonderry
Pentagon
England
Pentaeon
Northern Ireland
United Nations
Buchel Home Demonstration Club Meeting Report
Buchel HD Holds Meet at the club house with Mrs. Arthur Schumacher presiding. Mrs. Edmund Eiken gave a talk on Look At Your Guarantee. Eighteen members present. Courtesy cards to shut-ins. safety leaflets distributed. Visitation Day planned for April 20 with Nordheim Metting and Cabeza Clubs as guests. Dessert program by Mrs. L C Post and Mrs. John Braden. Attendance prize to Mrs. Gerhard Mueller. Hostesses were Mrs. Henneke and Mrs. Culberson Stubbs. Club reporter Mrs. N A Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchel Home Demonstration Club
Arthur Schumacher
Edmund ‘Lieken
Edna Cobb
H. N. Henneke
Safety Committee
Nordheim
Metting
L. C. Post
John Braden
Gerhard Mueller
Henneke
Culberson Stubbs
N. A. Sanders
Misleading Ads Nixed Under Political Law
A UPI report examines posturing around the Campaign Reform act as campaigns seek to curb negative advertisements. It describes ads against liberal Democrats traced to a fake group led by Carl Shipley and notes the law links advertising costs to candidate spending limits and official responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Marder Washington
UPI
District of Columbia
Carl Shipley
Free Press
Congress
Comptroller General
Victoria man dies from collision injuries in Austin hospital
Harry Joseph Neese 22 of Victoria former Yorktown resident died Thursday at 12 15 p m in an Austin hospital from injuries received in a Victoria collision. He worked for Boyd Durst and Kuenstler Inc of Victoria. Funeral Saturday 4 p m at Mc Cabe Carruth Funeral Home Chapel Victoria with Rev Osa Dodson of San Antonio officiating. Burial Evergreen Cemetery. Born Oct 6 1924 in San Antonio. Survived by wife Marilyn and son Chad both of Victoria, father Albert Geigenmiller of San Antonio, stepfather and mother Wallace and Mrs Neese of Yorktown, half sister Linda Hansen of Houston, half brother Michael Neese of Yorktown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Joseph Neese
Victoria
Yorktown
Austin
Neese
Boyd, Durst, and Kuenstler, Inc
McCabe-Carruth Funeral Home
Osa Dodson
San Antonio
Evergreen Cemetery
Marilyn Duncans Neese
Chad Edmund Neese
Albert Geigenmiller
Wallace Neese
Linda Hansen
Houston
Michael Neese
Helicopter Explodes Killing 11 in Vietnam Crash
In Vietnam soldiers aboard a U S Army helicopter were killed when the craft exploded in flight and plunged into the Dong Nai River near Saigon. Divers recovered eight bodies. three remained missing presumed dead. The crew from the 3rd Brigade of the 1st Air Cavalry Division were en route to aid embattled troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dong Nai
Vietnam
Laos
U.S
Saigon
1St Air Cavalry Division
Ithaca Lettuce Released for Seed Production
Ithaca lettuce, named for Cornell University, was developed by Prof. Peter L. Minotti and Prof. Emeritus George J. Raleigh in the New York State College of Agriculture. It performs well in New Jersey, suits home gardens, resists leaf browning and drying, matures early, and is best transplanted from cold frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eae Ep
Ithaca
Cornell University
Peter L. Minotti
George J. Raleigh
Department of Vegetable Crops
New York State College of Agriculture
University
New Jersey
Polliwogs and Spring Tidings From Pol ly Howerlion
Anabel and Claude Moore head for San Antonio and Austin on a sunny midmorning, while a North Gonzales Street yard shows blooming double poppies. The Sands Restaurant hosts Kathy and Johnny in a Thursday evening show as readers note spring preparations and warm Easter wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anabel
Claude Moore
San Antonio
Austin
Gonzales Street
the Sands
Kathy
Johnny
Nancy Cole
la Villita
Cuero High Honors Recognition Ceremony Speakers
The Freedoms Foundation National and School Awards Jury selected Cuero High for recognition. Hon. Joe Greenhill associate justice of the Texas Supreme Court at Austin will be the principal speaker and receive a George Washington Honor Medal for his magazine article Disaster Lobby vs. The Good of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedoms Foundation
Joe Greenhill
Supreme Court of Texas At Austin
Justice Greenhill
George Washington
the Good of America
Explosion at Sinton kills man injures several
Four oil tanks on the Welder Ranch south of Sinton exploded, killing one man and injuring several others. A spokesman said an initial tank explosion caused three more blazes as fire crews from Sinton and Beeville battled the blaze in San Patricio County South Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinton
Tex
UPI
Beeville
San Patricio County
Texas
Brenham Backing Mutscher Amid Bribe Conviction Fallout
Outside Brenham Texas a billboard proclaims this is still Gus Mutscher Country as supporters in his home district rally behind the Texas House Speaker despite his Abilene conviction for conspiracy to accept a bribe in the stock fraud scandal. Observers in Austin say his political power is gone. A legislator predicts silence at the Capitol besides family and lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenham
Tex
Gus Mutscher
Texas
Gus F. Mutscher
Abilene
Austin
Mutscher
Capitol
Gus
God Alive Zingers by Guest Columnist
Pat Sez by guest columnist presents witty snippets on women, insurance visits, and middle age. The piece jokes about a hospital visit, a pleasant encounter with Werner Wolf, and quips on equality, “Stagnation,” and Noah with parking space humor.
Quotes From The News On Busing And Leadership
Nixon says most Americans oppose busing for racial balance. McGovern calls Nixon stance a collapse of leadership and moral direction. Pinkerton guard notes security level around Howard Hughes in Vancouver. Charlie Finley welcomes Vida Blue’s retirement to TDura Steel as an executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champaign
George S. McGovern
Nison
Congress
Vancouver
Pinkerton
Howard Hughes
Trudeau
Oakland
Calif
Charlie Finley
Oakland A’s
Vida Blue
Tdura- Steel Products
Birth for daughter Jennifer Lynn Tietze in Missouri
Capt and Mrs Ronnie Tietze announce the birth of their daughter Jennifer Lynn born Friday March 17 1972 in Ft Leonard Wood Missouri. The baby weighed eight pounds three ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Richards of Victoria and Mr and Mrs Elo Arndt of Cuero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Tietze
Ft. Leonard Wood
Jennifer Lynn
John Richards
Victoria
Elo Arndt
Cuero
Teen-Ager Stabs Temple Students In Subway Killing
In Philadelphia a teen-ager fatally stabbed Carey Dillinger a Temple sophomore theatre major and wounded his roommate William Snyder a junior English major after they refused to give him a cigarette or a dollar in a subway station near Temple University. Police reported 15 witnesses but no assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
UPS
Temple University
Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority
Carey Dillinger
Temple
Temple Hospital
William Snyder
Souderton
Dillinger
Snyder
U S Hikes Reports From Front Near Laos Cambodia Vietnam
Field reports describe attacks at the Laotian Cambodian and South Vietnamese borders with a convoy hit and no secondary explosion. A U S adviser was killed in an ambush on another allied convoy east of the site. In Phnom Penh a six hour blast at Pochenteng Airport caused an ammunition dump explosion with no casualties and a temporary airport closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Pochenteng
Nixon proposes Equal Educational Opportunities Act
The President linked a busing moratorium to a bill named the Equal Educational Opportunities Act. It would bar state or local districts from denying education based on race or color, define equal opportunity with narrower criteria, and state that racial balance is not required. The act would set court remedies in priority order for violations.
Mother Of 3 Faces Welfare Case And Ill Children
Mrs. Collum asks for a fair hearing within 15 days over welfare aid for herself and her three children. The family, affected by a rare nerve disease with early deaths, faces eviction and loss of food stamps as welfare officials demand written permission to discuss the case. Her children Kathleen 12 Charles 7 and Crystal 7 are already blind or losing sight while she receives 99 dollars monthly child support from her ex-husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Welfare Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. Duckett
Finley Blackwell
Netty Henneke
Local
Selective Service Board
Hes
Walter L. Gerhold of
Mrs
Walter Gerheed
Reuss’ Integrity
Reuss
Reuss’ Service
Reuss’ Pharmacy
Keeslers
Buchel HD
W. Reuss Blvd
Cole Provision CO
Harry Joseph Nese
Polliwogs
Polly Howerlion
Phylma Bush
Beatrice Bush
Gay Kobernot Ratliffe
Rosemary Kokernot
Mabel Claire Bell
Shannon
Rosemary Ratliffe
Travis M Smith
Bobby Cochran
Louise Boldt
Robert DuBose Jr
Walter Lewis
Anna Norwood
Katherine Schwab
Cuero High
Pat Sez
Guest Columist
M. P
God
Howard Bennett
Werner Wolf
Jim Stone
Werner Kautz Ser
Noah
Washington
Nixon
Hospital News
Cuero Community Hospital
Charles May
Marian Leonhardt
Kaylea Reynolds
Carolyn Adams, Minnie Havlik
and R. C. Callendar
U. S
Lassi Matthau
ABC Pictures Corp
Production
Memerican Broadcasting Companies, Inc
Cinerama Releasing Corporation
Ramsey’s Restaurant
DeTar Hospital
Navarro
Freund Funeral Home
Aquarius
Elecka Drug
N. Esplanade
Texas Fair
Dallas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!