Town Yank By D L Prentice
A column urges Texas voters to vote tomorrow, noting voting is free to register and the outcome will affect many people. It suggests those who complain about elected officials often did not vote and encourages timely participation for next year as well.
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Texas
Murder charge filed in Yoakum stabbing death
Mrs. Boyce Marie Jones, 18, of Yoakum is held on a murder charge in the stabbing death of President Adams Jr. of Yoakum. The charge was filed in Yoakum Justice Court with bond set at 5000. Adams died after being stabbed in the heart and taken to a Yoakum hospital.
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Boyce Marie Jones
Yoakum
DeWitt County
President Adams Jr
Court of Justice of the Peace
E. A. Fields
Adams
Sam Reneau
Jones
Roosevelt Franklin
Yoakum High School
Halloween candy scare at Houston complex with dirty pills
A friendly elderly woman handed out candy laced with dirt pills soap and razor blades in a Houston apartment yard on Halloween night. A child became slightly ill after eating the treats though no serious injuries were reported. Police have no suspects and describe the woman only as kind and old.
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Houston
UPI
Cuero Fund Drive Totals Six Thousand Three Hundred Fifty Nine
Community campaign records list donors including Cuero Bank & Trust and Cuero Food stores contributing to a quota of 11 000 while total received to date is 6 359 with numerous individuals and local businesses named among contributors such as The Cuero Record Dixie Gulf Coast Wood Products Coca Cola Bottling Co and Allied Mills.
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H.E.B. Food Store
Coppedge Tire Service
Crescent Valley Creamery
Robt. B
Church Elects Elders for Class of 1973
First Presbyterian Church has elected ruling elders and deacons for the class of 1973. Elders are Pat Dunn C W Sunday A E Hensley and Walter Lewis. Deacons are Dave Weber J Carter Thomas Dr F W Windel and Bob G Caskey. The 1971 nominating committee includes Edwin Kuester chair Paul McChesney Mrs Carlton Stubbs Mrs A D Wood and Otis Carpenter. A covered dish supper in the fellowship hall at 6 p m on Nov 8. bread and refreshments by the social committee.
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First Presbyterian Church
Pat Dunn
C. W. Sunday
A. E. Hensley
Walter Lewis
Dave Weber
J. Carter Thomas
F. W. Windel
Bob G. Cas
Edwin Kuester
Paul McChesney
Carlton Stubbs
A. D. Wood
Otis Carpenter
Fellowship Hall
St Mark's Lutheran Church Schedules Meetings and Convention
Church Council and all standing committees meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Confirmation Classes Wednesday at 3 45 p m and 4 35 p m. Senior Choir at 7 p m Wednesday. Sewing Bee Thursday with Martha Group hostess at 2 30 p m. Lutheran Churchmen Convention at First English Lutheran Church in Austin Saturday with registration at 9 30 a m.
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St. Mark's Lutheran Church
St. Mark’s
Sewing Bee
Martha Group
Lutheran Churchmen
First English Lutheran Church
Austin
Texas Voters Weigh Weather Impact On Election Day
Texas voters face an overnight wait after weeks of campaigning with rain or bad weather seen as a potential turnout determinant. Key races include U.S. Senate where Ralph Yarborough faces George Bush, governor contest with Preston Smith versus Paul Eggers, and Lt. Governor Barnes seeking re election against Byron Fullerton. Absentee voting surged above 1966 levels as turnout remains the decisive factor.
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U.S. Senate
Ralph W. Yarborough
Senate
George Bush
Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr
Bentsen
Preston Smith
Smith
Paul Eggers
Ben Barnes
Byron Fullerton
University of Texas
Texas
Lias (Bubba) Steen
Cuero
Victoria
Eggers -Smith
Trick or treat crowds fill city Halloween streets
Ghosts and ghouls roamed the business district and residential areas for Halloween. An unusually large number of costumed revelers sought treats as the annual carnival was cancelled, with many using rides or foot travel to collect loot.
Wet or Dry Texans Split On Liquor Amendment
Texas voters face Amendment No. 2 on liquor by the drink with local battles likely if passed. The outcome could restore mixed drinks since preprohibition days, while six other amendments touch tax changes and government shifts.
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Texas
World Community Day Planned by Cuero Church Women
Church Women United plans World Community Day at Our Lady of Guadalupe on Friday at 4 p.m. The program features Sisters of Our Lady of Guadalupe and audience readers. Gift certificates and charity kits for overseas distribution requested.
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Church Women Plan
Cuero Churchwomen United
Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church
William Grunder
Women
Sisters of Our Lady of Guadalupe
Gilbert Saenz
Tom Venegas
Salvadore Gonazles
Robert Santos
Ben Hernandez
Our Father
DeWitt County Eyes Election Day Turnout Low
Polls open at 8 a m for statewide elections with light absentee voting in DeWitt County. Absentee ballots totaled 89, while statewide turnout shows higher interest in other areas. No contested races locally. several county offices are unopposed and some precincts await write ins.
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DeWitt County
Herbert Ruppert
Bonnie Buenger
Albert B. Ley
Gustav J. Grun
Dan W. Autrey
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Harold Tiffin
Jamison Funeral Home
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San Antonio
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J. Cohn and Family
Reiffert Blackwell
Reuss Drug Store
Lester Frers Jeweler
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J. C. Penney Co
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Leslie Motor Co
Howard Green
John - Lois Wheeler
Howard Kleinecke
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Lott Taylor
Kate Thompson
Church Women United
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Boysen’s Super Market
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Tops of
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Rialto Theatre Employees
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Kennedy
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Goliad
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