Personal notices from Cuero and region events
D L Prentice travels to Houston on business. Ater recuperates at home from a lawn injury. O A Zimmerman and Pete Howerton visit San Antonio. Charles Jacob and family at a clay pigeon shoot in Skidmore. Phylma Bush visits Victoria and Nursery with relatives. Meet Mrs. Lloyd Bentsen at Sands Restaurant October 8 at 2 PM. Karen Black visits San Antonio. M C Jacob to camphouse in Goliad. Myers and Schultz families visit Ingleside. Belle G Ellizey visiting Fort Worth. Chief Justice Howard P Green returns to Corpus Christi after Galveston conference. Alfreda Thieme returns from Pasadena. Einster at UCLA Texas game in Austin. Burns Jr and Frank Ill attend Texas 20 17 win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard P. Green
Cuero
Mrs. Green
Corpus Christi
Justice Green
Galveston
C. P. Einster
Austin
Frank Burns Jr
Frank Ill
Texas
St Mark's Church Schedules Parish Workshop and Meetings
St Mark's Lutheran Church announces a parish management workshop on Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. in the fellowship hall led by Rev H A Hanson. Members of church groups and leaders are invited. Also noted are a hayride by Junior Luther Leagues and Wednesday gatherings for confirmations and the senior choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Church Council
H. A. Hanson
St. Mark’s
Polliwogs at River Art Show Share Texas Weather and Friendly Notes
Polly Howerton writes from San Antonio to recount the River Art Show weekend in Los Angeles with rain and mist on the way, praise for Alice Naylor’s $50 prize, and greetings to Cuero friends and family. She notes fellow attendees, a hospital visit for Bob Reed, and mentions birthdays and community chatter. A HOME HINT discusses fashion and footwear trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
L.A
Midi
American Footwear Institute
New Car Models on Display at Local Show
The display includes a Polara four door Hardtop in walnut and a Tl Dodge Adventurer pickup for farmers ranchers and businessmen. Two Gremlins and an American Motors Sportabout station wagon will also be shown, with the public invited to attend, Leslie said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amercian Motors
Leslie
Gobbler Booster Club Meeting Tonight
Gobbler Booster Club holds a meeting at 7 p.m. at Cuero High School to discuss upcoming events and fundraising efforts. A brief agenda will cover game night planning and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gobbler Booster Club
Cuero High School
Obituary of Mrs Lottie V Hall former Cuero resident
Mrs Lottie V Hall age 65 died Saturday Oct 3 in a Corpus Christi hospital after a long illness. Funeral services are set for 3 p.m. Wednesday at St Mark's Lutheran Cuero with interment in Sandgate Cemetery near Nepal Rev Hubert Hanson officiating. She moved to Corpus Christi in 1947 and is survived by son Felton Hall of Corpus Christi two daughters Mrs Carl Steinmeyer of Corpus Christi and Mrs A R Lawrence of Raleigh NC a sister Mrs G T Born of Seguin and nine grandchildren She was born in Berlin Germany to Emil and Johanna Maureschat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie V. Hall
Cuero
Corpus Christi
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Sandgate
Nepal
Hubert Hanson
Hall
Felton Hall
Corpus
Carl Steinmeyer
A. R. Lawrence
Raleigh, N.C
G. T
Seguin
Berlin
Germany
Emil
Johanna Maureschat
Services for Mrs Ella L Lemke Held in Cuero
Funeral services for 78 year old Ella L Lemke of Cuero were conducted at Fre und Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Frederick Shealy officiating. Burial followed at West side Cemetery in Yorktown. She died Saturday in a local hospital. Born April 29 1892 in DeWitt County she was the daughter of Carl and Emma Lincke. She married Alfred E Lemke on July 12 1915 in Cuero. he died September 10 1954. Survivors include three daughters one son seven grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren plus four brothers and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella L. Lemke
Cuero
Freund Funeral Home
Frederick Shealy
Westside
Yorktown
Lemke
DeWitt County
Carl
Emma Luddecke Lincke
Alfred E. Lemke
Walter Sanders
W. R. Talley
Stanley Koezaja
Harry Lincke
Leland Lincke
Richard Lincke
Nixon
Alfred Lincke
Leesville
Elsie Voelkel
San Antonio
Leon Lemke
Young Farmer officers elected for 1970-71 year
Carroll Blank of the Cuero Chapter was elected parliamentarian for the 1970-71 year. Other new officers include President Bill Bargmann of Yorktown, Vice-President Erwin Gisler of Three Rivers, Secretary Pearson Knolle of Mathis, Treasurer Bobby Nedbalek of Linton, Reporter Richard Gisler of Range. New state officer for Area X is Thomas Elliot of Three Rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Blank
Cuero
Bill Bargmann
Yorktown
Erwin Gisler
Three Rivers
Pearson Knolle
Mathis
Bobby Nedbalek
Linton
Richard Gisler
Range
Area X
Thomas Elliot
Airport expansion boosts Cuero traffic and upgrades
The Cuero airport saw rising air traffic after Stevens moved his operation there. The city completed new restrooms near the airport office and paved areas around the hangars, improving facilities amid extreme temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Cuero Airport
Gov Smith cites vast Texan job classifications and services
Gov Smith notes 1278 distinct job titles on the state classification list and suggests the total would nearly double if unclassified employees from state colleges and universities were counted. He highlights welfare and health services for the elderly and disabled as part of state offerings.
State Employees Help Develop Economy and Education in Texas
State workers participate in space training and authorship, film, archaeology, and talking books. They foster rural revival, attract industry, and support education from free textbooks to vocational training, extension services, and broad public knowledge programs.
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Outer Space
Service set for Mrs Elizabeth F Schroeder in Westhoff
Services for Mrs Elizabeth F Schroeder 89 of Westhoff will be held Tuesday at 1 pm at St John s Lutheran Church Westhoff with the Rev Frederick Shealy officiating. Burial follows at Westhoff Cemetery, Freund Funeral Home directing. She died in a New Braunfels nursing home. She was born Sept 2 1881 in Germany. She married George Schroeder Feb 1 1903 in Shiner. he died 1933. She is survived by two sons George F Schroeder San Antonio and Ervin C Schroeder Winters, a brother Frank Klohs El Paso, three sisters Janie Boysen Leona Moore Gon za les Frieda Moore Yoakum, five grandchildren, four great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth F. Schroeder
Westhoff
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Frederick Shealy
Westhoff Cemetery
Freund Funeral Home
Schroeder
New Braunfels
Janie Boysen
Leona Moore
Gonzales
Frieda Moore
Yoakum
Veterinarian Attends S A Seminar in San Antonio
Dr and Mrs Charles Tubbs attended a seminar of Medicine in San Antonio over the weekend sponsored by the Veterinary Medical Association of Bexar County. Principal speaker was Dr Harlen Jensen chief of ophthalmology at the University of Missouri College of Veterinary Medicine. Sunday afternoon they attended the River Art Show on the Paseo del Rio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tubbs
San Antonio
Veterinary Medical Association of
Bexar County
Harlen Jensen
University of Missouri
College of Veterinary Medicine
Tubbs
Paseo del Rio
HOSAEs Admissions Names Hudgeons Bitterly and Buen
Three students named John Hudgeons James Bitterly and Edwin Buen joined HOSAEs admissions. The record notes their inclusion in the new class and outlines the selection process details remaining unstated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hudgeons
James Bitterly
Edwin Buenjes
Grace Church Baptists Service Roles Listed
Grace Church held services with Mrs. Leslie McBride as organist. Wardens Dr. John F. Wheeler and Murray Tarkington served as lay-readers. Acolytes included Paul Lucas Jr. Wes Wallis and Mike and Steve Mixon. Junior and Senior Choirs combined. Jack Calk head usher. Mrs. Bess Jernigan led the welcoming committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie McBride
Grace Church
John F. Wheeler
Murray Tarkington
Paul Lucas Jr
Wes Wallis
Mike
Steve Mixon
Jack Calk
Bess Jernigan
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D. L. Prentice
Houston
Today
Kiecka Drug and Center Phey
O. A. Zimmerman
Pete Howerton
Charles Jacob
Skidmore
Chuck
Jeff
Lloyd Bentsen
Karen Black
Libbie Shults
M. C. Jacob
Goliad
Robert Myers
Freeman Schultz
Ingleside
Don Dromgoole
Belle G. Ellizey
Fort Worth
Mrs
G. P. Owen
Alfreda Thieme
Pasadena
Mathis Hediger
Bill Hamm
Village Discount Record Center
Village Shop Center
Victoria
Reuss
E. Main
W. Reuss Blvd
BIG Country Radio
Cuero, Texas
Polliwogs
Polly Howerton
Alice Naylor
Leon McGuffin
L. B. McGuffins
Brownsville
Erna Koehler
Hermine Clagett
Tom Stell
L. A
Bob Johnsons
Castroville
Bob Reed
Kaye Tarkington
Frank
Rosemary Sheppard
Wanda
Joe Reuss
Bert Marie
Burns McAlister
Sally Lewis
Mary John
Susie Miller
Willie Reed Rowe
Fort Stockton
Willie
Joe Terry Newman
Marian Aronstein
Charles Marquis
Frank Migura
Arkla
Arkla Gas
Arkansas
Louisiana Gas Co
Gov. Smith
Agricultural Extension Service
Rialto
Richard Burton
Genevieve Bujold
Hal Wallis
Sa Ctr
Freund
Elizabeth E. Schroeder
S. A
Hosaes
Kleinecke Nursery
N. Esplanade
Marion C. Weber
ISA
Whirlpool All American Gas Dryer
America
Baptists
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