Community notables attend events across Texas and beyond
The article lists families visiting San Antonio for a Disney parade at the convention center arena. It notes Herbert Marquis returning to Cuero and living in Fudgewood Texas. The Barfields and Aggie Band member Larry Barfield are described with bass of duties and commission plans. Other visits include Kubecka family in Sweet Home and Eva Sylvia Ashworth visiting in Houston. Several Cuero residents and Dallas market attendees are mentioned along with Set. David G. Newman’s leave and upcoming California duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kahlich
Karla
Karlton
San Antonio
Convention Center Arena
Herbert Marquis
Cuero
Alfred Marquis
Herbert
Fudgewood
Texas
Dallas
Tyler
Bill Barfield
Greg
Sharon
Texas A&m University
Larry Barfield
Aggie
Bufle Bank
Larry
Cuero Couples Welcome Two Baby Boys in Burns Hospital
Mr and Mrs Thomas Torres of Cuero welcomed a baby boy born May 24 in Burns Hospital weighing 7 lbs 7 oz. Mr and Mrs Teddie Dale Coney of Cuero welcomed a baby boy born May 21 in Burns Hospital weighing 6 lbs 15 1/4 oz and named Scott Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Torres
Cuero
Burns Hospital
Teddie Dale Coney
Scott Allen
River Race completes with fast times and local crews
In a Texas Water Safari event continuing from page 1, Weldon Foster and M A Vucinovich of Houston finished in 5:28:20, Dave Alsbury and R D Thompson of San Antonio in 5:29:45, while Jim North of San Antonio finished solo in 6:09:45. Other top teams included Arthur Turner Sonny Gallaway Houston and Wayne Clemmons Leslie Teague Jr San Antonio with certificates awarded to all finishers. Victoria Jaycees project chair Freddie Sanchez praised turnout and urged future participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldon Foster
M. A. Vucinovich
Houston
Dave Alsbury
R. D. Thompson
San Antonio
Jim North
Arthur L. Turner
Sonny Gallaway
Wayne Clemmons
Leslie L. Teague Jr
Michael Nolan
Richard Aly
Humble
Paul Carr
Wayne Walls
O. D. West
D. L. Walls
Texas Water Safari
Victoria Jaycees
Freddie Sanchez
Tombstone Tracer Captures North Shore Graveyard Art
Peter Akin, Northeastern University professor, spends hours at Sawyer Hill Burial Ground in Newburyport tracing epitaphs and textures of old gravestones. He preserves inscriptions as art, frames rubbings, and keeps them as solitary exhibitions rather than selling them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Akin
Northeastern University
Prof. Akin
Sawyer Hill
Newburyport
Bay State
North Shore
Newburyport Burial
Texans call for responsible Democratic leadership in 1970s
Bentsen argues Americans want enlightened leadership to fix domestic messes and unite the nation. He says Texans seek a Democratic spokesman who values unity as progress and opposes the wrecking crew. He urges cooperation to protect life liberty and the pursuit of happiness and stresses critical Senate decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Democratic Party
Senate
Swedish Red Cross Ships Aid to Hanoi University
The Swedish Red Cross will deliver condensed milk children's clothing and lab equipment to the University of Hanoi as part of a seven million dollar North Vietnamese aid program. A North Vietnamese representative described the first step in the aid effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
UPI
Swedish Red Cross
University of Hanoi
Vietnamese Red Cross Aid Reaches Stockholm
Vietnamese Red Cross officials arrived in Stockholm to assist in relief operations. The delegation seeks to coordinate with local agencies and provide medical support and supplies to affected communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnamese Red Cross
Stockholm
Cuero Community Notes Include Local Visits and Club Events
Welcome back to Cuero Rose mary Cheatham plans summer study then returns to Cuero Hi in fall. Marian Lane reads a clever poem and gifts Mary Wofford a corsage from May Farr. Martha Peterson exhibits hospitality at luncheon supervised serving. Ruth Ahrendt checks on the family dog before Charles Parker joins the yard. First Baptist Church adds six arches as building progresses. Dr Gaillard P Reuss of Dallas attends Burns dinner and will travel to Expo 70 in Japan. Gladiolus from Corinne Haywood measures 22 inches in bloom with Sple and Span color. J Fuchs reports a 25 inch rattler killed on Meyersville Anders road near Ludwig Bitterly farm. Birthday wishes to Ann Thomas, Dr R L Stratton, Mrs Rudy Fuchs, Evie J Dieringer, and Karen Ley. Home Hint offers toenail painting tips for sandals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaillard P. Reuss
Dallas
Cuero
Japan
Anti Administration Pickets Disrupt Agnew Speech
Forty five protesters gathered outside the coliseum during Vice President Agnews address to the cancer congress. A delegate shouted peace now and left the hall followed by a dozen others as the speech began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnew
Cancer Congress
Suharto Leaves for U.S. Tour with Nixon Invite
President Suharto departed Jakarta for a trip to the United States at President Nixon's invitation. He will visit eastern and western cities and inspect Tennessee Valley Authority projects. This is his second overseas trip and first to the United States since becoming president in 1968, accompanying his wife and Foreign Minister Adam Malik with a 40-member party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakarta
UPI
Suharto
United States
Nixon
Tennessee Valley Authority
Adam Malik
Cuero Record Classifieds Highlight Daily Notices
The Cuero Record’s classifieds feature daily notices across jobs sales and services. Readers find employment opportunities real estate and local ads from Cuero area businesses and residents.
Former Cueroite Heads Houston Kindergarten Program
A Cuero native and 1946 Daule High School graduate, Fd Miller becomes the first male kindergarten teacher in Houston public schools this fall. He holds a master’s from Atlanta University and Huston-Tillotson, and has library science training plus TV work on The Magic Bookshelf. Miller previously served as a librarian at Houston elementary schools and earlier at Texas State University, Atlanta, and the University of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero
Daule
Houston
Fd Miller
Vennie Myers
Huston-Tillotson
Austin
Atlanta University
Miller
California
Illinois
Channel 8
Texas State University
Atlanta
University of Texas
Obituary notices for Lucas Kveton and Vank. Yoakum area
Obituaries report Lucas Ben Far widow Cuero resident 62 died in San Antonio hospital born Oct 11 1902 in Cuero son of B A Lucas graveside funeral 2 p m Hillside Cemetery directed by Freund Funeral Home survivors include brothers Raymond Lucas La Feria Chester Lucas Cuero sister Mrs William H Jones Victoria. Frank A Kveton funeral held 2 p m Buffington Chapel burial Oak Grove Cemetery he died Saturday night in Galveston retired railroad blacksmith survivors include four living relatives in Houston and Yoakum and a Galveston daughter wife and two grandkids. Latter story notes death of a Czech born Sept 29 1901 survived by wife Lillie Vank Yoakum two daughters Frances Jurena Georgia Vank and two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Far) Lucas
Cuero
San Antonio
B. A. Lucas
Hillside Cemetery
Freund Funeral Home
Raymond Lucas
la Feria
Chester Lucas
Cuerm
Willam H. Jones
Victoria
Frank A. Kveton
Buffington Funeral Home Chapel
W. W. Connally
Oak Grove Cemetery
Kveton
Galveston
Frank B. Kveton
G. Kveton
Thomas J. Kveton
Houston
Matthew P. Kveton
Yoakum
D. T. MacDonald
P. H. Everon
Night
Czechoslovakia
Lillie Vank
Frances Jurena
Georgia Vank
Obituaries From Westhoff and Yoakum Funeral Services
Services held for Mrs Adela Zissa at St Aloysius in Westhoff with pallbearers Olen Pierpoint Werner Schley Ben Parma Jr Larry Parma Jerry Parma and Ernest Parma. John Vank Jr age 68 of Yoakum funeral at St Joseph Catholic Church with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. pallbearers C A Woodrome Joe Motal John Vank Ernest Vank Harvey Stary and Marcus Hinch. Vank was a city employee and died Saturday with rosary recited Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adela Zissa
St. Aloysis Catholic Church
Westhoff
Olen Pierpoint
Werner Schley
Ben Parma Jr
Larry Parma
Jerry Parma
Ernest Parma
Yoakum
John Vank Jr
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Michael O'Shaughnessy
Oak Grove Cemetery
Buffington Funeral Home
C. A. Woodrome
Joe Motal
John Vank
Ernest Vank
Harvey Stary
Marcus Hinch
Vank
City of
Satuni
Hospital Notes Cuero Admissions and Dismissals
Cuero Hospital lists admissions for Mrs. Jo Anne Thomas Mrs. Pearl Conwell Mrs. Ella Lemke and Mrs. Bonnie Keane. Dismissals include Mrs. Meta Schrade and Mrs. Anna Mae Arndt. New admissions are Mrs. W. B Chandler Annie Walter Mary Helen Torres and Rosita Maria Uresti with dismissals Janell Haun and Josie Fuebos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero Hospital
Jo Anne Thomas
Pearl Conwell
Ella Lemke
Bonnie Keane
Meta Schrade
Anna Mae Arndt
W. B Chandler
Annie Walter
Mary Helen Torres
Rosita Maria Uresti
Janell Haun
Josie Fuebos
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Albert Kubecka
Marie Saleka
Sweet Home
Eva
Sylvia Ashworth
Dorothy Lewis
Sylvia
Sam Houston State University
Huntsville
Alphonse Scheffler
Charlie Pekar
Willie Lou Mudd
Kenneth Scheffler
Baytown
Maurice Aronstein
Harry Jacobs
David G. Newman
Germany
American Legion Civic Center
Oren B. Turbeville
Otis Carpenter
Cuero Lodge
Glynn McWhorter
W.m
H. E. Weatherly
Sec
N.Y
Paul E. Loos
Wifred Leist
Pilot Club OF
Joe Keesler
W. Reuss Blvd
Wee Amd Maobil
Cerra de Ors
Medicare
Reuss
Peerless
Nathan Post Lumber CO
N. Esplanade
By James Nevin Miller
Central Press Association
Boston, Mass
Mary McHard
Old Hill Cemetery
William McHard
Newbury Port
Akin
Peter Akin Jr
Family Dog
Bentsen
United
Then
Jeff
Christina Flinn
Wilda Gerideau
Louise Harris
Bernadette Michelsen
UAL
BIG Country Radio
Cuero, Texas
THE
Polliwogs
Polly Howerton
Rosemary Cheatham
Cuero Hi
Marian Lane
Mary Wofford
Hawthorne Club
Mary
May Fagar
Martha Peterson
Ruth Ahrendt
Charles Parker
First Baptist Church
Corinne Haywood
FE. J. Fuchs
Meyersville
Anders Road
Ludwig Bitterly
Ann Thomas
R. L. Stratton
Rudy Fuchs
Evie J. Dieringer
Karen Ley
U.S
Rialto
Cueroite
Ben Farl
Lucas
Sanborn
Mexico
Border Gateway
Deel Prarie
Rene TH la
McAllen
Electric Motors
Tel-A-Win CO
Dubarry
Kisser
Super Frost and
Shimmery
Dana
Faberge
Elecka Drug
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