Personal notes of relatives and guests in Cuero area
A collection of family and social notices from Cuero and nearby areas. Names include Curtis Dyle and family, Dr. and Mrs. Pat Hodgecox, Nancy Porter, Bill Blackwell, Boswell Porter, Steve Porter, Bucky Sager, Walter L. Gethold, Jady Ann Harwood, Lillian Jacob and relatives, Marie Broit-Jevuity, Mamie Bennett, Robert Biels tein, W. H. Brown family, Curtis Brown, Elmo Sample, John and Martyn, Charlotte Sample, and a Texas A&M University student, all visiting or noted over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Elmo Sample
John and Martyn
Smiley
Charlotte Sample
Taylor University
Fa Torom
Texas Alm University
Charles Marquis
Row and Row Over Radio Rock In Birmingham Factories
Two neighboring factories in Birmingham clash over radio rock music at Frederick Engineering. Manager Peter Davis says louder music hurts production and lowers output by about 10 percent. Nearby workers report disturbances and seek a compromise to restore steady work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
England
Frederick Engineering
Anager Peter Davis
Local Notes and Family Updates from The Record
Mark Ley welcomes mention in The Record Dut and plans no hospital stay. Sharon Pickens visits Corpus Christi to support a mother post surgery. Ann Cusack receives a Mother's Day cablegram from Bangkok where Charlie, president of Ter ax Ol Co., travels on business. they will return to Houston via London. Evelyn Vogt of Dallas visits brother Frank Burns over the weekend. Leslie Wanjura hopes for more rain to fund firefighting. officials forecast neither rain nor sun. Raleigh Blackwell Jr. celebrates a birthday. Home Hint: refrigerate plastic wrap for better adherence to bowls.
Circle K Announces Winners At Grand Opening
Circle K Ford Markets zone manager Larry Egbert named Oscar Wapsura grand prize winner of a Panasonic color portable TV. Clock radios went to Mrs J K Winslett and Richard Pave. He thanked city officials for attending and noted a road widening project near a third location should finish within 60 days amid complaints about noise from Eaton and Wrighton engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Egbert
Circle K Ford
Oscar Wapsura
Cuero
J. K. Winslett
Richard Pave
Egbert
Futuristic 2500 HP induction motor tests TACV near Pueblo
The 2500 horsepower induction motor will power the first passenger carrying tracked air cushion vehicle TACV to be tested near Pueblo for use at Los Angeles International Airport by 1972. The program covers design and testing of a 1300 mph tracked air cushion record vehicle and a tube travel concept up to 200 mph. The High Speed Ground Transport Office plans a 20 mile oval test area and a 20 mile straightaway with safety and noise studies at the Pueblo test center.
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Department of Transportation
Department Leo
WETM
Pueblo
Cuero Record Note Names Donations To Hillebonnet Ranch Memorial
A 1971 Cuero community note thanks supporters of the Hillebonnet Youth Ranch Memorial Fund. It lists contributors such as Mr and Mrs J R Bulgerin George Musselmann Chancey Wolford Jr Cuero Jaycee Cuero T P A Midco Sportsmen Chub Five Mile Roya Workers HH D Cub Caer Area Homemakers and others, acknowledging broad local backing and a Dallas radio broadcast connection.
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Walnut Street
Youkum
Cuero Record
Hillebonnet
Ing
Cuero
DeVite Lavaca
J. R. Bulgerin
George Musselmann
Chancey Wolford Jr
Nixon aide hints at possible run by McCloskey
In Washington Herbert Kieu, Nixon's communications director, hinted at a possible bid for the presidency by William Paul McCloskey as Republican factions rally to him. Senate member Theodore Stevens of Alaska criticized Ralph Nader for attacking industry and credit to American enterprise was demanded. In London, Postman John Lyttle attempted to drive a car into Prime Minister Heath's residence to protest government action on German Shepherd attacks, receiving a fine and probation. Australia supplies a larger share of world needs.
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Washington
Herbert ‘Kieu
Nixon
Hale
Illian
Paul N. McCloskey
Repub Facters
Sen
Theodore Stevens
Alaska
Ralph Nader
Eople
Wu Wyying
Medicare card importance and replacement guidance in Victoria
Social Security District Manager M E Owen notes the Medicare card is vital for hospital and related expenses. Replacement takes two to three weeks. enrollments should occur before 65th birthday with delays possible. Call Victoria Social Security at 512-575-8252 for help with cards or claims.
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M. E. Owen
Social Security
Victoria
Fence
Owen
Social Security “Office
Obituary for Leroy Joseph Jecker 66 of Corpus Christi
Leroy Joseph Jecker 66 of Corpus Christi died Monday in a local hospital. He was a mill and cabinet worker. Rosary will be recited Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at Freund Funeral Home Chapel. The body will lie in state Wednesday from 9 30 to 10 a.m. at St Michael Church. Mass will be at 10 a.m. Burial is planned at Hillside Cemetery. Survivors include his mother Mrs Rosa Decker, a sister Mrs Gladys Billings, two brothers W A Decker and A L C Decker, and several nieces and nephews.
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Leroy Joseph Jecker
Corpus Christi
Freund Funeral Home
St. Michael's Catholic Church
Hillside Cemetery
Decker
Rosa Decker
Gladys Billings
Cueto
W. A. Decker
Alc. Decker
South Orange
New Jersey
Texas AFL-CIO official cites tax bill impact on families
Ben Barnes of the AFL-CIO warned that the tax plan would raise Texas family costs by 87 to 100 dollars annually. Smith urged the House and Senate to reconvene and trim the multimillion dollar bill, removing excess fat.
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Afl-Cio
Texas
Smith
House
Senate
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
A humorous anecdote recounts Back Bay try outs for Broadway openings and Richard Rodgers’ Boston habit. An airline training drill ends with a crash scare and a calm landing, followed by a stretchered pilot. The piece closes with Virginia and Maryland elite children learning about historical figures.
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Bennett Cerf
Bosston
Back Bay
Richard Rodgers
Boston
Welcome Caller Inspires Adversity Overcome Handicaps
A veteran speaker from San Antonio and Jill Lee of Cuero travel to Washington as National Goodwill Worker of the Year recipients. Their story highlights triumph over disability and dedication to aiding other disabled people while raising questions about disaster aid and federal response to floods and earthquakes.
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Caller Re
Bob F
Jill Lee
San Antonio
Cuero
York
Washington
National
Sam Antonio
Nes
Office of
Feeney Preparedness
Fiona Tras
Texas
Smith
Bentsen
Oar
Eis
Thrush Nater Bentaen
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Curtis Dyle
Aay’ Fave
Lake Chatien la
Annie Fetch
Walter L. Gethold of
Teix
Jady Ann Harwood
Garland Harwood
Texas Tech University
Lillian Jacob
M.K. Jacob and Sons
Stratton
Janie
Joan
Jill Korth
Cheapside
Oir
Alfred Broit- Jevuity
Chideen
Houston
Sfes
Mamie Bennett
Robert Bielstein
Corpus Christ
W. H. Brown
Curtis Brown
R. C. Brown
Rialto
Ng Joan Crawf
Warner 8
Mark Ley
Sharon Pickens
Evelyn Burs Vogt
Dallas
Frank Burns
Polly Test
Leslie Wanjura
Raleigh Blackwell, Jr
Eaton and Wrighton
Victor
Everitt
Wome
Cole Provision CO
Barfield Meat
OLD
San AN Pone
Prom Cupro
LION
Wolk
Raymond Wilcove
Control Press Association
Protorus
He Drado Springs
Nader
Stevens
Therm
Lyttle
Australia
Weal
Ben Barnes
Sharp
Gerry Hartey
London
Ord
Guy Mudd
St. Louis
Songers
George
Ack
Virginia
Maryland
Mary Low Benson
Byrds
The
Lees
Bennett Cert
King Features Sindleata
Minnesota
Gulf States
Metropo
Angeles
Florida
Sith
Myst
Kleinecke Nursery
Puttery
Urkos
REUSS
Freund
Electric Motors
Tel-A-Win CO
N. Esplanade
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