Cuero area Personal notes and birthday wishes listed
Personal visits span Galveston Cuero and San Antonio with families from Cuero Edna Houston and Corpus Christi. Notables include Beth Casterline earning a BA in secondary education at Sam Houston State University and Dr C R Stratton birthday observance. John M Hanson and Rev H A Hanson relate to Cuero Hospital status.
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Beth Casterline
Beth St. Clair
Cuero
Sam Houston State University
Sunday
Lonie Towery
D. C. Towery
Judy
Jane
Dianne
Edna
W. R. Towery
Elgin Perry
Houston
Frances Weber
Texas City
John Zimmerman
Elizabeth
Janet
Joy
Corpus Christi
Ann Towery
Cuero Community Hospital
John M. Hanson
H. A. Hanson
Cuero Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Named
USAC VM ae Cuero Community Hospital lists admissions for Christina Williamson Loretta Goodenough Angelita Mejia and Mary Helen Mungia. Dismissals include Edmond J. Polzin Renee Parr Mary Morales and Stella Vasquez.
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Cuero Community Hospital
Christina Williamson
Loretta Goodenough
Angelita Mejia
Mary Helen Mungia
Edmond J. Polzin
Renee Parr
Mary Morales
Stella Vasquez
Wage Hike Debate Shapes Teen Labor Policy
The piece discusses the challenge of hiring teenagers at the minimum wage for learning a trade. Employers cite tool and customer-damage costs, while relaxed regulations for students left nonstudents unaddressed. A May conference of independent business people in Washington may push the issue into a broader contest.
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Department of Labor
Independent Business People
Washington
Poster Awards Highlight Law Day Poster Contest
County Attorney Robert Post awarded top prizes in the Law Day USA poster contest held Friday across Cuero area schools. First place winners from St Michael's, Hunt Elementary, Daule, and Cuero Junior High received plaques crafted by Cuero High School students. others earned patriotic stationery or flag pins and tie tacks.
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Robert Post
Law Day
John C. French
Hunt
Daule
St. Michael’s
Cuero
Building Trades
Cuero High School
Clinton Wright
Octaviano Campos
Pilot Club of
Teresa Gawlik
St. Michael’s Catholic School
Valerie Hill
David Grate
St. Michael's
Melissa Conrad
Pat Jacob
Daule Elem
Mary K. Polzin
Harvey Minka
Rosemary Olguin
Pilot Club
Funeral services for Ocy O Marshall in Cheapside
Ocy O Marshall 82 of Cheapside died Sunday in a Corpus Christi hospital. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Hebron Baptist Church with Rev. W W Connally officiating. Burial in Hebron Cemetery. Survivors include three sons Jeff of Houston Jack and F O Marshall of Corpus Christi. two step sons Charles and Far Pease of San Antonio. a step daughter Mrs Marguerite Bowman of Nashville Arkansas. 12 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Yoakum
Ocy O. Marshall
Cheapside
Hebron Baptist Church
W. W. Connally
Hebron Cemetery
Buffington Funeral Home
Marshall
Corpus Christi
Jackson
Miss
Jeff
Houston
Jack
F. O. Marshall
Charles
Far Pease
San Antonio
Marguerite Bowman
Nashville, Ark
Jecker R Joseph Jecker Dies in Corpus Christi at 66
Leroy Joseph Jecker age 66 of Corpus Christi died Monday in a local hospital. He was born in Cuero on September 1, 1904, the son of Francis X and Rosa Teresa Nitsche Jecker. He worked as a mill and cabinet worker. The body will arrive in Cuero Tuesday at noon at Freund Funeral Home. Survivors include his mother Rosa Jecker of Corpus Christi, a sister Gladys Billings of Cuero, two brothers V A Jecker of Cuero and A C Jecker of South Orange New Jersey, and several nieces and nephews.
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Leroy Joseph Jecker
Corpus Christi
Cuero
Francis X
Rosa Teresa Nitsche Jecker
Jecker
Freund Funeral Home
Rosa Jecker
Gladys Billings
V. A. Jecker
A. C. Jecker
South Orange, New Jersey
Train the Veteran on the Job with Gift or MDTA
A program offers on the job training for veterans using a gift or support from MDTA. It outlines eligibility and resources for transitioning to civilian roles while leveraging veteran experience. The initiative emphasizes practical skill development and workplace readiness through targeted assignments.
Dollar Declines in European Markets After Closure
Wellington Long Bonn reports the dollar fell by 3 to 7.05 percent as European markets reopened after a five day emergency closure. The West German mark floated up about 3 3/4 percent, valuing the dollar down 3.7 percent and the mark up 3.85 percent. Frankfurt's rate settled at 3.535 marks per dollar from 3.66, with a price of 363 when the central bank halted dollar purchases and closed the market.
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Wellington
Long Bonn
UPI
U.S
Frankfurt
Plane Missing Over Galveston Bay Sparks Coast Guard Search
Coast Guard helicopters scoured Galveston Bay between Baycliff and the ship channel for a single engine green and white plane feared down. An eye witness said a small plane vanished offshore and officials questioned a League City pilot before ruling out a lead.
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Galveston
Power Struggle Looms After Ulbricht’s Decline in East Germany
The retirement of Walter Ulbricht as East German first secretary sparks a suspected power struggle with Erich Honecker and Willi Stoph. Ulbricht’s weakness may tilt to Stoph, a pragmatic rival, while Honecker remains a hard liner. British talks in Brussels May 11-12 seek signs of progress toward a Middle June package.
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Walter Ulbricht
Communist Party
Sice
Erich Honecker
Willi Stoph
Stoph
Council of Minsters
Ulbricht
Honeccker
Stoph Song
Brussels
Britain
Fort Worth Livestock Prices Mixed Across Classes
USDA market report from Fort Worth notes cattle and calves strong with slaughter demand. cows and bulls firm to high. hogs up to two percent higher and sheep steady. Lists price ranges for calves, feeders, heifers, bulls, hogs, sows, and spring lambs across weight categories.
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Fort Worth
UPI
USDA
Polliwogs and Gardens in Victoria Weekend Notes
D L Prentice of Houston spent the weekend in Victoria on a respite from M D Anderson Clinic treatments at VA Hospital Houston. Local residents share visits and garden scenes with nieces, cousins, and church events noted. Grace Church Altar Guild meets Tuesday at 10 o clock. Birthday wishes go to Dr R Stratton. Household benches and landscaping ideas appear in Home Hunt for Today.
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D. L. Prentice
V.A. Hospital
Houston
Victoria
M.D. Anderson Clinic
Grace Church
Altar Guild
Scott Wins TV Emmy as Hallmark Tops Eight Awards
George C. Scott won the Emmy for best actor in a single performance for The Price by NBC, while Jack Cassidy accepted on his behalf. The Hallmark Hall of Fame led with eight Emmys, and Lee Grant claimed best actress for The Neon Ceiling. The Andersonville Trial won outstanding program but was later canceled.
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Hollywood
George C. Scott
Jack Cassidy
Scott
Patton
Cassidy
NBC
Motion Picture Academy of Arts and Sciences
Lee Grant
Public Broadcasting System
Hal Holbrook
Susan Hampshire
PBS
UT Student Thinks Hitchhiker Burial Victim May Be Roommate
A University of Texas student said he believes the body buried in London Ohio is his former roommate Stephen Wittaker 20 and that the unidentified hitchhiker resembled Michael Fuge ne Berrier 71 the man Wittaker grew up with in Fort Worth
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Stephen Wittaker
Michael Fugene Berrier
Cuero golfers tie for first at Hallettsville Quad City in 12 under par
Cuero golfers led by Ray Leggett and a six man squad tied for first at the Quad City Tournament in Hallettsville with 12 under par. Teams Captain Leggett W B Alexander Fritz Alexander Joe Sanchez C J Overgoner and Bill Pra th a shared the top score, while another six man team matched 12 under to join the tie and an 11 under group took third.
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Cuero
Quad City
Hallettsville
Ray Leggett
W. B. Alexander
Fritz Alexander
Joe Sanchez
C. J. Overgoner
Bill Pratha
Dudley Krugar
Marc Schwartz
Charles Reise
Dan Price
F. G. Lange
Jack Locke
Leggett
Bill Snapp
Harvey Renger Jr
Mudd Albert
Douglas Zap
Gus Strauss
Toni Funicella
Billy Hyman
Gonzales
Texas A&m
Steve Middleton
Haynie Clinches Alamo Open by Six Strokes in San Antonio
Sandra Haynie cruised to a two under par 71 in the final round to win the Alamo Open by six strokes. Her 69 66 71 206 was 13 under par, vaulting her to the top of the LPGA money list as Kathy Whitworth and Judy Rankin chased.
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Haynie
Nicklaus
Miami
Dallas
Kathy Whitworth
Judy Rankin
Olmos Basin
Marilynn Smith
Pam Barnett
Jane Blalock
Samuel Clemens Defeats Cuero Gobblers 3-2 in Eight Inning Game
Samuel Clemens junior high edged the Cuero Gobblers 3-2 in eight innings as Cuero outhit 6 to 3 but committed three errors and a pair of costly late misplays. Arnold Taylor took the loss. Harry Mack earned the win with Neal Salcher closing. Tim Clark and Mike Hall doubled for Clemens while Harold Sinclair led Cuero with two singles.
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Cuero Gobblers
Samuel Clemens
Gonzales
Cuero
Buffaloes
S. C
Arnold Taylor
Harry Mack
Neal Salcher
Taylor
Tim Clark
Mike Hall
Ricky Kasper
David Cusack
Robbi Kirk
Joel Egg
Harold Sinclair
Buffalo Attack
France Sweeps Sweden in Davis Cup European Tie
France completed a five match sweep over Sweden in European Zone Davis Cup action by winning the final two singles. France advances to face Finland, which defeated Ireland 5-0 in Helsinki.
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Sweden
France
Finland
Ireland
Helsinki
Skeet Champs Hold Titles At Collegiate Meet
St John s University of St Cloud Minn and the Army Cadets defended their national titles at the Collegiate Trap and Skeet Championships in Linn Creek Missouri St Johns won the trap title with 924 targets and Army finished skeet with 944 birds as champions to retain their crowns.
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Linn Creek
St. John’s University of St. Cloud
Minn
Military Academy
St. John's
Amy Cadets
Wallace Wins 22 Mile Marathon of Champions in Long Beach
Mike Wallace of Venice California powered his Austrian built craft to victory in the 22 mile Marathon of Champions for single engine outboard boats at Long Beach Marine Stadium.
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Long Beach
Calif
Mike Wallace
Venice
Long Beach Marine Stadium
Phillies Edge Astros 2-1 as Montanez Drives In Win
Willie Montanez doubled with one out in the ninth and scored on a Tim McCarver single to power the Philadelphia Phillies to a 2-1 win over the Houston Astros in Philadelphia. The Phillies remain in last in the NL East, eight games behind the Mets.
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NEW York
Houston Astros
Shea Stacedium
Astros
Wade Blasingame
New York Mets
Mets
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco
Atlanta Braves
Blasingame
Gary Gentry
Willie Montanez
Tim McCarver
Philadelphia Phillies
Philadelphia
Phillies
Major League Standings and Weekend Results Review
East standings list New York leading with 17 wins and a .654 mark, Montreal, St. Louis, Chicago, Philadelphia trailing. West shows San Francisco atop at 22 9, with Atlanta Houston Los Angeles Cincinnati San Diego in pursuit. Weekend results include New York over St Louis 9 7, Montreal over Chicago 7 3, Pittsburgh over Los Angeles 11 5, and San Diego 7 Cincinnati 2.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Montreal
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Atlanta
Houston
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Diego
S. Francisco
San Fran
Phila
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Julie
Gal Veston
Jimmy McMahon
Lake Jackson
L. McMahon
Mary Goode
Diane Hennecke
Lawrence E. Honmeke
C. R. Stratton
Evelyn King
Cheapside Route
Floyd Berry
Eugene
Oregon
W. T. Taulbee
Clute
Texas
Amy Folsom
Herman Henkes
Elizabeth Loos
Sharon Kay
Veronica Lynn
Leon Henkes
St. James Catholic Church
Jeffery Henkes
St. Hedwig
Linda Schulte
Rialto
Joan Crawford
Warner Bros
Curko
Kretss Center
Usac VM Ae
W. Reuss Blvd
Cole Provision CO
Barfield Mpat © CO
San Antonio Hwy
Thom
KO Livestock Commission
Occy O. Marshall
Ivory Tower
Village Discount Record Center
Village Shop Center
Kleinecke Nursery
Buttery's
USIS
Mosday Livestock
Polliwogs
Polly Howerton
Ronnie Luster
Adele
Charles Lucas
Sid Duderstadt
Austin
Jeanie and
Lem Duderstadt
Sue Hamilton
Clete
Kathleen Einster
Grace Episcopal Church
John and
Shelby Wofford
Pam
Hugh Fritche
Abilene
R. Stratton
By Vernon Scott
Pat Laake
W. Davis
Margie McNeel
Myself
Sandra Haynie
Tex
Jack Nicklaus
Gobblers
Wallace
United Press International
Cleveland
California
Oakland
Baltimore
Kansas City
Detroit
Milwaukee
Boston
Balti
Minnesota
Ncene
Electric Motors
Tel-A-Win CO
N. Esplanade
Nathan Post Lumber Co
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