Polliwogs and visits span friends across cities
Polly Howerston notes travel of Marie and Howard Green from San Antonio to visit daughter Phyllis Belk in Springfield PA, with Columbus, Houston and Austin connections. The piece mentions a Sideboard antique shop, a Houston guitarist, a dessert cookbook offer, a celebrating bowling score, and birthday wishes for several locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Howard Green
San Antonio
Phyllis
George Belk
Springfield
Pennsylvania
Meyersville School Graduation Set For May 27
Meyersville School will hold its eighth grade graduation on May 27 at 8:00 p m in the school gymnasium Rev Mikroy Gregor will give the invocation Terry Haun will deliver the salutatory and Fred Miller the valedictory speeches Ralph Egg will present the American Legion Awards Merton Ideas president of the board will conduct presentation of Promotion Certificates Graduating students include David Alex JoAnn Baker Peggy Bennett Gail Cade Gregory Egg Patricia Fitzgerald Monta Gibson Terry Haun Fred Mueller Timothy Ragnow Erwin Rierra Curtis Staton Benediction by Rev Gregor ends ceremonies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyersville School
Mikroy Gregor
Terry Haun
Fred Miller
Ralph Egg
American Legion
Merton Ideas
David Alex
JoAnn Baker
Peggy Bennett
Gail Cade
Gregory Egg
Patricia Fitzgerald
Health and Anti-Pollution Talks Open With Nixon Brezhnev
President Nixon and Leonid Brezhnev begin formal summit talks in Moscow with rapid accords on health and antipollution cooperation. Morning session described as frank and businesslike as aides sit across a 40 foot table. Brezhnev and Nixon aim to ease tensions while SALT progress lags. Mrs Nixon tours Moscow with Mrs Brezhnev amid busy press coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
API
Nixon
Leonid J. Brezhnev
Kremlin
Catherine Hall
U.S
Brezhnev
Peter the Great
Leonid I. Zamyatin
Tass
Soviet Union
United States
Russia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Yalta
Pat Nixon
Helsinki
Kremin
Fire Auxiliary To Have Float In Turkey Trot Parade
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Cuero Fire Department will feature a float in the Turkey Trot and Centennial Parade with broad fire department support. They set a Christmas dance for December 2 at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall, with 24 members present at the last meeting led by president Mrs. Marvin Bade. Hostesses were Mrs. Ethel Koenig Mrs. W A Laake Mrs. Herbert Laake and Mrs. Gussie Leck. Attendance prize went to Mrs. Bob Wilson per reporter Mrs. Walter Hingst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero Fire Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall
Marvin Bade
Ethel Koenig
W. A. Laake
Herbert Laake
Gussie Leck
Bob Wilson
Walter Hingst
Commencement Slated At Cuero High School
Cuero High School plans a May 26 commencement at 8 p m with 167 graduates pending final grades. Main address by Rev BJ Hall and valedictory by Lorraine Bosart, salutatorian Kathryn Moritz, farewell by Franke McClung, presentations by Dr E E Sims and Dr John F Wheeler, music by Cuero Gobbler Band and choir directed by Jo Buenning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero High School
DeWayne Scott
BJ. Hall
Calvary Baptist Church
David W. Fox
Lorraine Marie Bosart
Kathryn Louise Moritz
John F. Wheeler
Cisd Board of Education
R. C. McMillan
Quinn Chapel Independent Methodist Church
Philip Sosa
Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church
Jo Buenning
Cuero Gobbler
Nat Alewine
Complaints Filed In Justice Court Hearings
A batch of complaints filed in the office of Justice of the Peace Albert Ley includes multiple speeding violations and related traffic offenses. Notable names and addresses appear across Texas towns such as Cuero Nixon Seguin and Austin with offenses ranging from speeding running a stop sign to drunk driving and no operators license. Olivia Liendo Anzualdo is listed with a note to see complaints on page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Justice of the Peace
Albert Ley
William Leonard Garda
Main
Pearl Steubing Wood
Jim Wells
Alice
Texas
Frances Gilson Knapp
Ohio
Mercedes
James Olen Downs
Seguin
Robert Alan Noonan
Lamar St. Mt
Pleasant
John Gilbert Masry
Nixon
John Pina
King's Court
Austin
James M. Marzerher
Yorktown
Alvaro Gonzales Muniz
Pete Varela
W. Main
Cuero
Philip Kaiser Zanavi
Hewick
San Antonio
Mark Stevens Ney
Finley Drive
Johnny P. Neece III
Ave
Huntsville
Carlton Ray Konrad
Fountain View
Houston
Joseph Arthur Canales
Ebony Ave
McAllen
Norman Houston Lowell
Westhoff 4-H Club Elects Officers
The Westhoff 4-H Club elected officers at a meeting with 14 members. New officers include Janet Baros president and Gail Koenig vice president. Other posts filled: Bonnie Mueller secretary Jo Ann Koenig treasurer Kaye Kahlich reporter Eileen Koenig song leader Kaye Fuchs council delegate Charlies Koenig alternate council delegate Kristye Kahlich sergeant at arms Peggy Koenig parliamentarian. Officers will take office at the July meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Koenig
Janet Baros
Bonnie Mueller
Jo Ann Koenig
Kaye Kahlich
Eileen Koenig
Kaye Fuchs
Charlies Koenig
Kristye Kahlich
Peggy Koenig
Rodney Nolte
Dam Repairs Planned for GBRA Hydroelectric Dams
Flash flooding on May 11 damaged roller timbers and gate decking on GBRAs six hydroelectric dams along the Guadalupe River in Guadalupe and Gonzales Counties. Generators and turbines remain operational. gates are lowered during floods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guadalupe- Blanco River Authority
Guadalupe River
Guadalupe
Gonzales
Robert H. Vahrenkamp
Wahrenkamp
Braunfels-Seguin
Dunlap
New Braunfels
Seguin
A. L
Church Delegates Push Stricter Gun Controls
Delegates at the United Presbyterian Church general assembly in Denver called for tighter gun control after the Wallace assassination attempt. They urged Congress to ban manufacture sale and possession of concealable weapons not designed and registered for sport or law enforcement and urged nonviolence in political life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
UPI
General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church
Alabama
George Wallace
Kennedy
Assembly
Congress
Berner Promoted at Todd Publications Record
Homer Berner was named assistant general manager at The Cuero Record in a joint release from William K. Todd of Todd Publications and Kenneth H. Long. A Victoria resident, Berner will keep his advertising director post after a year and a half in that role, beginning his newspaper career in 1960 with the Daily Oklahoman and Oklahoma City Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Todd
Todd Publications
Cuero Record
Kenneth H. Long
the Record
Homer Berner
Victoria
Berner
Daily Oklahoman
Oklahoma City Times
Berkeley Students Win Return of People's Park
Berkeley residents and students reclaim People's Park after years of conflict and protests. The area faces ongoing debates with the city council proposing a lease while regents weigh the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
Updin
U.S
Alameda County
Rector
University
Albert Bowker
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Polliwogs
By Polly Howerston
Columbus
D'Ette Fly Cowan
Kyle
Rob
Clay
R. L. Cowan
Felwina Day Hallstein
Brenham
L'Wian Blackwell
Jack
Ena Iva McMahon
East Bridge
Christopher Joconley
MGM
Liveman
Liverpool
Daisy
Chris
Jimmie Osmond
Osmond Brothers
Johnnie Carson
Mary C. Kablich
Vanilla Information Bureau
Empire State Building
New York
Eddie Fischer
Newton Gohmert
Laura Windel
W. F. Lathy
University Clinic
Goettingen
West Germany
By Stewart Hensley
UPE Diplomatic Reporter
Franke
Lais McClung
Scott
E. E. Sims
Cuero Independent School District
Justice Court
4-H Club
Westhoff 4-H
Gbra
America
John Kennedy
Malcom X
Martin Luther King Jr
H.h.berner
H. A. Berner
By Robert Strand
Ronald Reagan
University of California
Robbie People’s Park
The
People’s Park
Fredt Dan Siegel
Gov. Reagan
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