Cuero Residents Asked to Reach Rhode Island Relatives
Cuero families are urged to contact Mrs. Vic Brier whose daughter Nancy and son in law Doug Fuchs are stationed at North Kingstown Rhode Island. Nancy wants to reconnect with Cuero friends and acquaintances. Local visits include Mrs Shirley Massey staying with her mother Mrs Ed Storms in Beeville. Dewey Henderson and Don Chesser attend a Civil Defense Board meeting in Hallettsville. Larry Bauer named outstanding Gavel Club speech drama student at Victoria College.
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Rhode Island
Vic Brier
Doug Fuchs
North Kingstown
Rinode Isl
Brier
Nancy
Shirley Massey
Ed Storms
Beeville
Chamber of Commerce
Dewey Henderson
ASC
Don Chesser
Civil Defense Board
Hallettsville
Larry Bauer
Lawrence A. Bauer Jr
Cuero
Victoria College
Cuero visitors and band concert mark Cuero day
Mr and Mrs Ray Gips and family visited Nordheim Janssens and Yorktown Gipses today. The Cuero High School Band gave a Mother's Day open air concert in Cuero Municipal Park. Miss Shirley Voelkel of Corpus Christi spent the weekend in Cuero with her parents and brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Gips
W. H. Janssen
Nordheim
P. F. Gips
Yorktown
Cuero High School
Cuero Municipal Park
Shirley Voelkel
Corpus Christi
Cuero
Ray Voelkel
Ray
Mrs Zorian Visits Denver Parents
Mrs. E. C. Zorian of Denver Colorado was visiting her parents Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Dobbs during a family trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Zorian
Denver, Colo
Mrs
J. C. Dobbs
Charge Filed In Collision At Broadway and Esplanade
Paul Orren Johnson of Springfield Missouri was charged with disobeying a traffic signal after a three car crash at 4 05 p m at the Broadway Esplanade intersection. Moderate to heavy damage occurred to the three cars with no serious injuries. Also involved were Lottie Johnson Coker 309 West Broadway and Lillie Beatrice Fritz 402 West Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Orren Johnson
Springfield
Broadway and
Esplanade
Lottie Johnson Coker
West Broadway
Lillie Beatrice Fritz
Obituary of Albert Simper of Yoakum
Albert Simper 78 of Yoakum died at 8 05 a m Wednesday Rosary 7 30 p m tonight Buffington Funeral Home Chapel Funeral 9 a m Friday at St Joseph Catholic Church Rev Michael O Shaughnessy officiating Burial in Shiner Catholic Cemetery Born April 8 1892 in Lavaca County Resident of Yoakum 30 years Survived by three daughters Mrs Malcolm Magill Denver Colo Mrs Ivin Buesing Victoria Mrs Norman Kroll Yoakum two brothers Willie Moulton and Joe Shiner a sister Mrs Anton Chaloupka Shiner
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Buffington Funeral Home
Albert Simper
Yoakum
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Michael O'Shaughnessy
Shiner Catholic
Simper
Lavaca County
Malcolm Magill
Denver
Colo
Ivin Buesing
Victoria
Norman Kroll
Willie
Moulton
Joe
Shiner
Anton Chaloupka
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth McWilliams
Pallbearers at the 10 a m service from Freund Funeral Home Chapel included Ralph Reifert Dewey Schorre W L Ferguson Jr Pat Dunn Charlie Gay and Bert Kirk as Eliza beth McWilliams was laid to rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth McWilliams
Freund Funeral Home Chapel
Ralph Reiffert
Dewey Schorre
W. L. Ferguson Jr
Pat Dunn
Charlie Gay
Bert Kirk
Center of Population Moves Westward Again
The 1970 census will name America's new population center, likely in Looking Glass Township, Clinton County, Illinois near New Memphis and St Louis. The exact spot will be announced after returns. the center has shifted westward across 180 years from Chestertown Maryland to Illinois.
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U. S
Washington
United States
America
Census Bureau
Looking Glass Township
Clinton County
Ilinois
New Memphis
St. Louis
Looking Glass
Chestertown
Baltimore
Virginia
West Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Illinois
Centralia
Mil
East St. Louis
U.S
May South Texan highlights and local events
The May issue of the South Texan, official publication of the South Texas Chamber of Commerce, features Cue to the All America City coverage, a Jackson County group photo with Mauritz Bill Combs, Border Art Fiesta notes in Laredo, and a Columbus Magnolia Homes art tour. Hazel Benton plans to attend Austin on May 1 for Ruth Jacobson’s psychology degree from St Edwards University. Also notes are Alfred Stubbeman’s letter about Huntley-Brinkley news, Ellen Farmer’s retirement from Smart Shop, Jack Howerton’s back injury, and a birthday for Peggy Stone Kasper with a hot dog spread tip included.
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South Texan
South Texas Chamber of Commerce
Jackson County
Mauritz
Bill” Combs
Cuero
Laredo
Columbus Magnolia Homes
Hazel Benton
Austin
Ruth Jacobson
St. Edwards University
Ruth
Alfred Stubbeman
Polliwog
Huntley-Brinkley
Wbap-Tv
Cuero Daily Record
Texas
Twenty Confirmands To Be Received By St. Mark's
Twenty confirmands will join St. Mark's Lutheran Church this Sunday during morning worship. Names include Cynthia Arndt Brenda Bade Glynda Carter Bret Chodre Elizabeth Gips Betty Grube Beverly Henneke Roy Lee Hilbrich Stephen Keane Gary Kuecker Bruce Liesman John Marks Ronald Meitzen Marilyn Moeller Georgia Moore Donald Preiss Marsha Rangnow Nancy Schlinke Dolores Southern and Marilyn Tieken. Also slated is an all Lutheran Baccalaureate and Reception for Cuero High School and Victoria College graduates on May 24 with pastors of local Lutheran churches and Rev. Harold Sager delivering the message. The service starts at 8 p.m. with a reception to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Cynthia Arndt
Brenda Bade
Glynda Carter
Bret Chodre
Elizabeth Gips
Betty Grube
Beverly Henneke
Roy Lee Hilbrich
Stephen Keane
Gary Kuecker
Bruce Liesman
John Marks
Ronald Meitzen
Marilyn Moeller
Georgia Moore
Donald Preiss
Marsha Rangnow
Nancy Schlinke
Dolores Southern
Marilyn Tieken
St. Mark's
Cuero High School
Victoria College
Two World Views On China Policy Clash In Debate
A columnist contrasts dominant power and a smaller nation in a discussion about America’s role. The piece argues both sides offer valid perspectives and urges mutual understanding to bridge ideological gaps amid Cold War era tensions.
No clear events but a call for reflection on war and withdrawal
The speaker argues that both old and young misjudge Cambodia, Dunquerque, and other wars and urges careful dialogue. He notes we are there for mixed reasons and asks when and how withdrawal can be honorable, saying no generation holds all wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambodia
Bataan
Kasserine Pass
New U.S. fertilizer use estimate for year ends June 1969
The Agriculture Department reports U S fertilizer consumption rose slightly in the year ending June 30 1969 rather than declining as forecast. The gain is much smaller than the 7 and 4 percent increases seen in the previous two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPT
U.S
Agriculture Department
Campfire Girls Camping Funds Approved in Cuero Meeting
The Cuero Campfire Girls board approved summer activity funds to be distributed to the three groups. A Day Camp possibility was discussed, to be decided by each group. Mrs. John Davis reported on the Horizon Club Career Conference in Fort Worth in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero Campfire
John Davis
Horizon Club
Fort Worth
Susan Davis
Marilyn Blackwell
Marsha Brown
Pioneer 4 H Shows Film on Heritage and Splendor
The Pioneer 4 H Club met Tuesday as Orval Wright presented the film Our Heritage and Splendor. Plans were made for a July family picnic with Carla Drehr presiding and leading the pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orval Wricht
Pioneer 4- H Club
Carla Drehr
Dennis Ray John
Virginia Ryan
Council
Darrell Cooper
Dorothy Mainka
Barbara Carruthers
Yorktown Fire Department Elects Officers for 1970 71
Yorktown FD selects officers for 1970 71 with Arthur Goehring as president Jerry Strieber as vice president Alton C Buesing as secretary Warner Borth as chief and Anton Heil as treasurer Foremen and assistant foremen include Harry Potcinski Otto Heil Leroy Potcinske Norris Schultz and Felix Kolodziejcyk Evwin Hardt for Companies One Two and Three Audit and finance committee names are Laverne Brieger Kraege Wolpman and CGiler Jendrzey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorktown Fire Department
Arthur Goehring
Jerry Strieber
Alton C. Buesing
Warner Borth
Anton Heil
Harry Potcinski
Otto Heil
Leroy Potcinske
Norris Schultz
Felix Kolodziejcyk
Euwin Hardt
Area Students To Graduate At Texas Lutheran College
Two area students are degree candidates for graduation this Sunday at 8 p.m. at the Lager Outdoor Worship Center. Daniel Angerstein of Meyersville will receive a B.A. in music and Bernadyne Elizabeth Hilbrich of Westhoff will receive a B.A. in English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Lutheran College
Lager
Daniel Angerstein
Meyersville
Bernadyne Elizabeth Hilbrich
Westhoff
4-H Report Forms Presented at Bachel Club Meeting
DeWitt County Agent Orval Wright and Terrie Means led a program on 4-H report forms at the Bachel 4-H Club weekly meeting. Members filled forms in working groups with Wright Means and leaders assisting. Saralee Olson presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt County
Orval Wright
Terrie Means
Bachel 4-H Club
Wright
Miss Means
Saralee Olson
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Cuero Hospital
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Burns Hospital
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DAY Construction CO
W. Reuss Blvd
Electric Motors
Tel-A-Win CO
N. Esplanade
BIG Country Radio
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