Cuero Residents Attend Events and Notables List
John Richard Black will undergo knee surgery Tuesday at the Naval Hospital in San Diego, per his mother from Cuero. Cuero visitors joined a St Louis Cardinals game trip in Houston, while local students Ater of Sam Houston State and Leick of A and M visited family. New Cuero arrivals J R McDonald and family join Beta Sigma Phi welcome. A 1885 note records Washington Monument defeat on February 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Richard Blackwell
U.S.S
Naval Hospital
San Beg
Claude N. Blackwell
Cuero
J. R. McDonald
E. Prairie
McDonalds
Anahuac
Bobby Ray
Beta Sigma Phi
Don Chesser
Pat Lee
Hanson 77 Cuero resident buried in South Dakota service
Graveside services for John M. Hanson 77 of Cuero were held in Webster South Dakota with a St. Mark's Lutheran Church service earlier. The Rev G W Schwanenberg of San Antonio officiated and pallbearers included Eldred Schultz and others. Survivors include a daughter Bernice Johnson of Columbus Nebraska two sons Harvey Hanson in Vietnam and Hubert Hanson of Cuero a sister and brother several nieces nephews eight grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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John M. Hanson
Cuero
Webster
South Dakota
Mr. Hanson
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
G. W. Schwanenberg
San Antonio
Eldred Schultz
Heinie Bade
Garrett Buenger
Lebell Kuecker
Ed Clark
Wayne From
Col
Harvey Hanson
U.S. Army
Vietnam
Hubert A. Hanson
Mary Drake
Watertown
Magnus Hanson
Ethan
Markets Cuero Cash Grain Me Bar Corn
Market note shows Cuero cash grain with corn listed at 1.05 per bushel and shelled corn around 1.25 per bushel. Data appears as scanned OCR with limited clarity on units and prices.
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CUERO
Livestock Prices Report From San Antonio Market
San Antonio buyers see cattle and calves at 3600 head with strong gains for slaughter cows and feeders. Slaughter cows 20.90 to 23.70, feeders show mixed ranges for steers and heifers, hogs up to 1.00, sows 1.00 to 1.50 higher, sheep steady with light slaughter, goats steady with Spanish stock prices noted.
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San Antonio
UPI
USDA
All Sports Banquet Honors Cuero Gobblers and athletes
The Cuero High School All Sports Banquet honored the 1970 Gobbler football team that reached the State Class AAA finals and athletes from other sports. Jim Carlen, Texas Tech head coach, spoke on athlete conduct and faith, with honor mentions for Frank Wesley and Henry Sheppard Jr. and a plaque for Gilbreth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero High
Gobbler
American Legion Civic Center
Ed Mahony
Jim
Carlen
Texas Tech University
Christ
Gilbreth
Block
Powers
Braun
Duncan
Lewis
Kuester
Bob Hairstan
First Baptist Church
Cuero
A. D. Henderson
Rising Star Baptist Church
Taft
Texas
Frank Wesley
Henry Sheppard Jr
Smiley
Quarterback
Ed Harberson
DeWitt County Votes On Amendments At All Sites
Eligible voters may cast ballots on the amendments at all voting sites in DeWitt County. Polls will be open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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DeWitt County
Party To Honor Mrs Clagett At Grace Episcopal Cuero
Grace Episcopal Church hosts a farewell party for Mrs Truman Clagett of Cuero moving to California. The 7 p.m. program includes a buffet, 7:30 p.m. ceremony, toastmaster W L Ferguson, and a vestry testimonial. Polly Howerton chairs the supper. Miss Margaret Kennon James succeeds as vestry treasurer. Women of the Church officers for 1971 72 are elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman Clagett
Cuero
California
Grace Episcopal Church
Polly Howerton
Paul Abbott
Clagett
Grace Episcopal
Margaret Kennon James
Charles Lucas
Jack Calk
Bucky Sager
Miss Jones
Johnnie Cannon
Officers Named For OEA Club
New officers elected for the Office Education Association include President Teresa Wagner and Vice-President Jeanie Korth. Susan Gohmert becomes Secretary with Barbara Arndt as Treasurer and Janis Gohmert as Historian-Reporter. Sheri Clark is Set-at-Arms and Debbie Moore is Parliamentarian. Sandra Mollenkopf presided as this year’s president.
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Office Education Association
OEA
Teresa Wagner
Jeanie Korth
Susan Gohmert
Barbara Arndt
Janis Gohmert
Sheri Clark
Debbie Moore
Sandra Mollenkopf
Largest emerald found in North America sold to Tiffanys
The 15.14 carat emerald was discovered in the Blue Ridge foot hills by Wayne Anthony of Lincolnton North Carolina at the Rist Mine Hiddenite North Carolina in August 1970. Tiffany and Co bought the gem from Emerald Forest Inc president for an undisclosed price calling it the largest and finest cut emerald mined in North America.
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New York
Blue Ridge Mountains
Tiffany and Co
North America
Tiffany
Emerald Forest Inc
Hiddenite
N.C
Wayne Anthony
Lincolnton
Junior Catholic Daughters Plan Trip To Padre Island
Members of Troop Bernadette of the Junior Catholic Daughters, seventh graders at St. Michael's Catholic School, plan a May 24 trip to Padre Island and will attend a JCD convention June 12 in Pasadena. A bake sale was held Saturday morning. Diane Stott and Diane Prause report.
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Padre
Bernadette
Padre Island
St. Michael’s Catholic School
Pasadena
Diane Stott
Diane Prause
Westhoff 4-H Elects Officers
The Westhoff 4-H Club elected new officers including Gail Koenig as president Roy Nolte as vice president Bonnie Mueller secretary Peggy Koenig treasurer Janell Lincke parliamentarian Jo Ann Koenig song leader Gregory Ibrom sergeant at arms Charles Koenig council delegate Janet Baros reporter Kaye Kahlich alternate council delegate. Members agreed to send Mr Martin a get well card and to require 4 H Records next meeting. a rule to dismiss members missing four meetings and not submitting records was approved. A motion to sell dailies was passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westhoff 4-H Club
Kay Fuchs
Bonnie Mueller
Kauel Reyna
Rhonda Koenning
Gail Koenig
Florence Garva
Koenig
Roy Nolte
Peggy Koenig
Janell Linecke
Jo Ann Koenig
Gregory Ibrom
Charles Koenig
Janet Baros
Martin
Kaye Kahlich
Louis Koenig named Lion Of The Month in Pasadena club
Louis Koenig son of Mr and Mrs Walter Koenig of Cuero receives the Lion of the Month award from the Pasadena Downtown Lions Club. He is honored for chairing the glasses screening committee and guiding club purchases for needy students. Koenig is principal of Gordon Elementary School in Pasadena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Koenig
Walter Koenig
Cuero
Pasadena
Lions Club
Koenig
Gordon Elementary School
Gips and Fenack Win Cuero Jaycee Golf Tourney
Ottie Gips of Cuero and Wayne Fenack of San Marcos captured the Cuero Jaycee Golf Tournament with rounds of 66 66 132 12 under par. First round leaders Dick North and Jimmy Chapman posted 65 69 134, two back, while Gips and Papa cek tied for third with Edwin Kizer and Walter Guttman at 137.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottie Gips
Cuero
Wayne Fenack
San Marcos
Dick North
Jimmy Chapman
Co. R. Gips
Charles Papacek
Cucroites
Edwin Kizer
Walter Guttman
Jim Chapman
C. R. Gips
Ed Kizer
Dudley Harper
Bill Woodley
David Tighe
Jeff Spearman
Jim Miller
Dave Houston
John Blackaller
R. W. Briggs
Wayne Davis
Bennie Schramm
Pat Bailey
Jack Powell
Ramesek Chas. Waldrip Jr
Gii
Carl Werner
Howard Knowles
Gene
Vance
Jeff Jones
Ikey Meitzen
Frank Burns III
Bill Overall
Don Gips
Rex Regan
Jimmy Quitta
Terry Koehler
Andy Luddeke
Ted Nelson
Wheeler Edwards
Cuero Jaycee Two Man Team Tourney Ends In Sudden Death
F B Koehler and son Fritz tied for first after 70 74 144 in the First Flight. In a six hole playoff they defeated Bruce Brinkman J Locke and William Gossett Rich Johns. Norman Freeze and H V Reid finished fourth. Second Flight ended in a tie with Minton Lee winning after six playoff holes. Third and fourth flights saw various Cuero and ex Cuero golfers, with O B O Bryant Lairer and others noted. The championship flight saw 13 of 18 teams shoot par or better on a windy day.
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F. B. Koehler
Fritz
Texas A&m University
Koehlers
Bruce Brinkman
J. Locke
Austin
William Gossett
Rich Johns
Norman Freeze
H. V. Reid
Howard Minton
Cuero
John Lee
Victoria
Fritz Alexander
Pat Laake
Minton and
Lee
Handler Smith
Harley Laechelin
Albert Mudd
Jack Finch
Gonzales
Co. FE
O'Bryant
C. Lailer
San Marcos
Jack Self
Bill Caesser
J. Thomas
Swinford Wilson
Oran Coker
Robert Reed
Ikey Meitzen
Frank Burns III
Don Gips
Terry Koehler
Andy Luddeke
Ray Leggett
Mike Weber
Cliff Gips
Dan Macias
Roger Wood
Henry Sheppard
Bob Davis
Fred Moore
Henry Luddeke Jr
Dr. O. E. Hall
Murray Tarkington
Joe Sheppard
Jim Conrad
Langdon Smith
Buster Gilbreth
Charley Braun
Nathan Garrett
Phil Einster
John Wofford TI
Mike Martin
Ed Sager
Art Bowers
Larry Duncan
Robert Post
Jack Calk
Lias B. Steen
Jaycees
Cuero Zolf
R. D. Kizer
Koehler
Fritz Koehler
Locke
Jeff New
George Pickering
T. G. Kelliher
Lee Anger
Roy Kizer Sr
Preston King
Roy Holbrook
Paul Guerrero
Bob Rodriguez
Astros crush Cardinals in 12-4 rout with 17 hits
Houston pounded 17 hits off four St. Louis pitchers for a 12-4 victory. Doug Rader homered with the bases loaded and added a two RBI double to tie the Astro single game RBI record at six. Larry Dierker earned his sixth win as Houston cruised through seven innings before a Padres series in the Astrodome begins.
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Houston Astros
St. Louis
Houston
Cardinals
Doug Rader
Rader
Astro
Larry Dierker
Dierker
Tom Griffin
Jim Ray
Walker
Astros
Joe Morgan
Roger Metzger
Jack Hiatt
Cedeno
Wynn
San Diego Padres
Astrodome
San Francisco Giants
Cuero Foodcraft Tops Slo-Pitch Standings
The DeWitt County Slo-Pitch League resumes with a Cuero Foodcraft 9 3 win over City of Cuero to claim first place as Tyrone Galloway hits two homers and Sanchez adds two triples. Yorktown Lone Star upsets Cuero American Legion 9 3. third game Cuero Lions Club vs Yorktown Pearl Wranglers postponed to a later date.
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DeWitt County
Yorktown High School
Cuero Foodcraft
Cuero
Tyrone Galloway
Willie Roy
Leon Sanchez
Foodcraft
Sanchez
Yorktown Lone Star
Cuero American Legion
Lone Star
Yorktown Pearl Wranglers
Cuero Lions Club
Yorktown
City of Cuero
Cuero American
Lone Star Dewitt County
Wi L Pet
Cuero Am
Legion
Ukton L. Star Beer
City of
Pearl Wranglers
Cerebral Palsy Group Backs Rubella Immunization Plan
United Cerebral Palsy Association of Texas endorses the Rubella German Measles Immunization program planned for Cuero Texas by the Texas State Department of Health. Murray Tarkington notes the vaccine as a top medical advance with lasting impact on future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero
Texas
Texas State Department of Health
United Cerebral Palsy Association of Texas
Murray Tarkington
United Cerebral Palsy County Service Committee
United Cerebral Palsy Association
Foundation
Carrol Peters Set for May 21 Texas A&I Graduation
Carrol James Peters son of Mr and Mrs Wilfred Peters of 107 Ward Street Cuere will receive his BA in Management from Texas A&I University Kingsville Texas on May 21 1971 at 540 p.m. He is a 1967 Cuere High School graduate.
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Carrol James Peters
Wilfred Peters
Ward Street
Cuere
Texas A&i University
Kingsville
Texas
Cuere High School
Montreal Beats Chicago 4 3 in Playoff Thriller
In a finals series game, Montreal defeats Chicago 4 to 3 Sunday. The result keeps the best of seven shootout tight as United Press International reports the close matchup.
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United Press International
GA Soopeeces
Major League Standings and Tuesday Night Matchups
Standings show Chicago and San Diego leading various divisions with doubleheaders and suspended second games noted. Tuesday night games include Montreal at Pittsburgh New York at Atlanta Philadelphia at Cincinnati San Diego at Houston San Francisco at Chicago Los Angeles at St. Louis and others. Numerous results from Saturday and Friday games list final scores and key pitcher decisions.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Houston
Wilson
Montreal
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Cinci
San Diego
San Francisco
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Los Ang
Cincinnati
Minnesota Blyleven
California
Wright
Cleveland Dunning
Washington
Rosman
Baltimore
Nor Boston
Detroit
Cleveland West
Minnesota Houston
Kansas City
Milwaukee
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Robert Sollock
Fred Ater
Sam Touston State University
A. C. Ater
Roger Leick
A & M University
John Leick
Leonell C. Post
Doris Mae Post
Viola Metting
Goliad State Park
Alroy Malina
Charles Hurta
Fdna Malina
Catherine Kresta
Larry Mareck
Oupreo
Reuss’ Center
Joan M. Hanson
Hansen Feed & Supply
Everitt
Kleinecke Nursery
Esplanade
Freund Funeral Home
Nothon Post Lumber Co
Twit N Fsplanade — Cuero
Record Sports Editor
The
Cuero Booster Club
James Clarke
Mrs. Clagett
OEA Club
Village Discount
Record Center
Village Shop Center
Rialto
Allina
Bobby Mack
Neal Daly
Ross Elliott
Teesday
Babe” Juarez
Westhoff
Cuero Jaycee
B. Steen
C. Cole
W.D. Fritz Alexander
Pat Leake
Bill Tindall
Jim Watt
Alton Franklin Handler Smith
Man
Jack Fine
D. Humphreys
H. Gustafson
Bert Stubbs
Behn Hubbard
J. Moore
R. Terree
Harvey Heerssen
John Dorris
Louis Martin
Roy Moore
R. Nagel
L. Emerson
R. Sinclair
W. Cartwright
Gus Strauss
J. Rutledge
R Pollard
Harold Pernod
F. Breeden Jr
F. Taylor
J. O'Bryant
C. O'Bryant
J Self
B. Caesser
J Thomas
Dr. S. Wilson
H. Alford
Roland Riedesel
Melvin Sinast
Claud Jacobs
David Poth
Jim Howard
William Gilbreth
Chas Braun
Joe Hughes
Valon van Horn
H. Meyer
Tom Kosser
G. Montgomery
Phil Ernster Jr
J. Wofford
By Jack Howerton
Carrol Peters
Oakland
K. C
Minnesota
Clevl
N.Y
Boston
Frank’s
N. Terrell
Frank Bryant
Oak
W. Reuss Blvd
Marion C. Weber
P.O. Bor Buy Guero
Tejas
Italy
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