Visitors, family gather in Cuero and surrounding towns
The Cuero area hosts numerous visitors including Mrs Mary Meark Mrs Emma Grosskopf and Mr Albert Alex of Yorktown. Nordheim Cuero and Houston guests also arrive while Bud Menke visits Cuero friends. The Prause family in Cuero Hospital updates and birthday wishes close the notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Winkelmann
Mary Meark
Emma Grosskopf
Albert Alex
Yorktown
Joe Blaschke
Nina Meryl Hermes
Nordheim
Nolan Blaschke
Jay Lynn
Columbus
Winkelmann
Ornard Lempa
Raymond Hardt
Cuero
Louis Capone
Austin
George Hartman
Ann of
Baytown
Town Talk Continues on 4-H Support and Legacy
The column praises federal and state supervision of 4-H programs and projects, highlighting the role of individuals, corporations, organizations and foundations. It notes decades of financial aid and recognition, and recalls more than 300 former 4-H members who now mentor current youths. It closes with a salute to the organization’s ongoing value.
Three Suspects Out On Bond In DeWitt County
Charlie V. Husquierdo at 45 from Cheapside Route Box 59A was released on a 500 bond after overnight detention for driving while intoxicated. Rudy Ernest Zemucka 50 of North Main St Flatonia posted 500 bond for DWI. Victoria Garza 202 Green freed on 20 cash bond for pending charges of being drunk after pickup by Cuero Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie V. Husquierdo
Cheapside
DeWitt County
Texas Highway Patrol
Rudy Ernest Zemucka
North Main St
Flatonia
Victoria Garza
Green
Cuero
Housing group holds successful covered dish supper in Cuero
The housing development girls hosted a Friday night covered dish supper with multiple meat and egg dishes vegetables salads and desserts. Attendees included Evelyn Rhoades N W Cooper Ella Hermes J R Light Annie M Billo Marion Leonardt B R Rhoades R H Myers and others. Fu ture corrections welcomed and praise given to Eva Tipps Ruby Caddell and Howard Bennett for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Rhoades
N. W. Cooper
Ella Hermes
J. R. Light
Annie M. Billo
Marion Leonardt
B. R. Rhoades
R. H. Myers
Viola Coker
Maggie Webb
Katherine Lee
Effie Creel
Sarah Westerbeck
Ola Whitehead
FE. B. Fore
Ruby Caddell
Eva Tipps
Estelle
Cuero Community Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
Hospital notices list admissions for Vernon Schumacher and dismissals for Elena McMillan Susan Clark Marcy Armstead Angelita Mejia and Santa Garza. The entries reflect patient movements at Cuero Community Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero Commuuity
Vernon Schumacher
Elena McMillan
Susan Clark
Marcy Armstead
Angelita Mejia
Santa Garza
Polliwogs by Polly Howerton
Community notes summarize a Pilot Club flea market at the American Legion Hall, a Grace Episcopal Church service, and museum exhibits at Witte Memorial Museum through Oct 25 including duck decoys and shotguns. Events include a gala Oct 25, a theater outing, and local notices with October 11 Columbus Day, plus birthday wishes and a home gardening tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Club
American Legion Hall
Community United Fund drive gains local business support
Joe B. Reuss owner of Reviss Pharmacy pledged 69 via bank draft as the United Fund drive seeks 29 gifts in the 50 to 75 range. The campaign chair hopes to reach the quota by week’s end and invites larger gifts into the 100 tier, with pledge cards available at The Cuero Record or Cuero banks by call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe B. Reuss
Reviss Pharmacy
Reuss Pharmacy
N. Esplanade
ULF
United Fund
Cuero Bank
Cuero Record Business Office
Baum Praises Gov Smith in Letter of Thanks
Baum, 58, writes to Governor Smith thanking him for friendship and confidence after being selected for the top party post three years ago following Smith’s Democratic primary nomination win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baum
Smith
Man Fatally Injures Girl With Rifle Accident
A juvenile girl was wounded in the park when a British army rifle accidentally fired from a car. Williams said he retrieved the rifle after a threat and the shot struck the girl in the leg, with another girl and a boy sustaining injuries. Police called the incident accidental and investigated the scene.
Former Insurance Official Indicted for False Statements
John Osorio, former state insurance commissioner and former Baum neighbor, was indicted on charges of making false statements to the State Insurance Board. The case adds to the ongoing scrutiny of insurance oversight officials and their conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Osorio
Baum
State
Mean Green offense and defense urged to tighten up
A Cuero sports column notes the Mean Green defense allowed only seven points by East Central on a short back field TD and warns that blocked punts interceptions and costly blocks could sink upcoming games against East Central and Floresville. The piece urges both units to improve and execute blocking to protect the quarterback and pave the way for wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockhart Lions
Ricky Kasper
East Central
Floresville
Cuero
Tri-City Golf Tourney Ends In Close Finish
The Tri City Golf Tourney concluded with eight fives and a lone four on the Cuero Municipal course. The winning eight under par team featured Roland Hiedesel Chas Kilpatrek Dan Price Jim Howard and Alta Reese. Two second place teams finished one stroke behind. Yorktown set to host next with 1 pm registration and 1 30 tee time. Cuero and Yorktown vie for Jackpot tourney hosting on October 31.
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TriCity
Cuero Municipal
Austin
Roland Hiedesel
Chas Kilpatrek
Dan Price
Jim Howard
Alta Reese
Cuero
Yorktown
San Antonio livestock market prints mixed cattle prices
Cattle and calves total 2400 with slaughter cows steady and feeders steady to strong. Steers and heifers show ranges across weights, with some small lots at higher prices. hogs very slow with few sales. sows higher but overall limited activity. sheep and goats not enough sales to test prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Washington Still Unbeaten By Veteran Redskins Defense
Washington and its veteran defense improved to 4-0 with a 22-13 win over Houston. Ron McDole intercepted a Charley Johnson pass and returned 18 yards for a score, Curtis Knight kicked five field goals, and the Redskins forced three turnovers.
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Washington
Redskins
Houston Oilers
Ron McDole
Charley Johnson
Curt Knight
Oilers
Sammy Baugh
George Allen
Dallas
Houston
Detroit
Green Bay
St. Louis
Atlanta
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Chicago
New Orleans
Los Angeles
San Francisco
New York Giants
New England
New York Jets
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Buffalo
Miami
Cincinnati
Kansas City
San Diego
McDole
Pro Football Standings and Sunday Results Summary
Football results show Baltimore 43 over Buffalo 0 and Detroit 31 to Green Bay 2. Other Sunday scores include Chicago 35 over New Orleans 4 and Cleveland 27 over Pittsburgh 17. Tonight the Giants visit the Cowboys.
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Baltimore
Buffalo
Detroit
Green Bay
Washington
Houston
St. Louis
Atlanta
Miami
Cincinnati
Kansas City
San Diego
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Chicago
New Orleans
New England
N. Y. Jets
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Oakland
Denver
Los Angeles
San Fran
New York Giants
New York Jets
San Francisco
Dallas
Orioles face Pal er and Johnson in second World Series game
Weather delays and rain ruined Memorial Stadium outfield as Jim Palmer of Baltimore faces Bob Johnson of Pittsburgh in game two. The 1 p.m. EDT start aims to give the Orioles a 2-0 Series lead with a mostly sunny forecast and near zero rain risk. Memorial Stadium remains muddy after 2.44 inches of rain, pushing the off day to be unused and shifting the third game to Pittsburgh on Tuesday.
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Baltimore
UPI
Baltimore Orioles
Jim Palmer
Pittsburgh
Bob Johnson
Orioles
Memorial Stadium
Texas A&M Texas Tech game recap in Southwest standings
Last week in the Southwest Conference Oklahoma beat Texas 48 27 Arkansas defeated Baylor 35 7 Texas Tech edged Texas A&M 2 7 Oklahoma State and TCU tied 14 14 Rice and SMU sit at 1 3 while Texas-Arkansas looms as the top clash. Upcoming games include SMU at Rice and Texas A&M at TCU with several conference matches Saturday.
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Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Baylor
Texas Tech
Texas A&m
Air Force
Smuc Tcu
Oklahoma State
Joe Ferguson
Longhorn
Notre Dame
Longhorns
Ozarks
Boston College
Baylor Bears
Aggies
SMU
TCU
Houston
Rice
LT Pet. Pfp
Tex. Tech
Tex. A&m
Lost five-week-old fawn colored puppy looks like a poodle
Female puppy missing for five weeks, fawn coat resembling a poodle. Reward offered for safe return. Call provided for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle
J. D. Bramlette
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Menke
Charles
Mickey
Billy Cusack
Charlie
Caroline
Ann Cusack
Pid
Brown &Ioot
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Laredo
Singapore
Charles Prause
Corpus Christi
Bob Prause
Victoria
Teen Prause
Cuero Community Hospital
Mr. Prause
Garlan Bauer
Mrs. L. H. Tiffin
Rialto
Nashville
Pat Sez
M. P
Werner Wolf
Henry Luddecke Sr
Cotten
Howard Bennett
America
Freund Funeral Home
Cole Provision CO
SAT & Sun
Pat
Polliwogs
Polly Howerton
Grace Episcopal Church
Witte Memorial Muesum
U. S
Montreal
Witte Memorial Museum
L. A. Museum Association
T. O
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Buchel
San Antonio Symphony Orchestra
Victor Allesandro
Ronald Turini
Victoria Fine Arts Association
Trilby Tiffin
Blanche Bauer
Tom Kennedy
Gov. Smith
Peace Albert B. Ley
J. R. Adams
W. T. Allen
Cuero Police Department
Williams
Adams
Allen
Esplanade-Broadway
Theodore Gonzales
S. Gonzales
Archie James Hoehne
Gonzales
Hoehne
Opal Fox
Broadway
Esplanade
William Milligan
Thomaston
N. Aransas Pass
W. Live Oak
Trula Stolieig Kuester
North Gonzales
Ronald Ray Green
Box
Pearlie Mae Green
Kuester
Aransas Pass
O. R. Campos
Ben Saenz
Ruth Lapp Steen
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
N. Terrel
Set. O. R. Campos
Saenz
Neontcast
Tri-City
Sue
Pat Laake
Joe Carnicelli
UPI Sports
Gerito Group
Johnson
Dan Pastorini
Mike Bass
Knight
East Divisio
Louis
Palmer
John G. Griffin
P.m
United Press International
Villanova
Texas-Arkansas
Little Rock
W. Reuss Blvd
Elecka Drug
Cordays
Toujours Moi
L’oreal
Fidji Boutique Spray Flacon
Wine & Roses
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