Local social notes and joins from Linden to Victoria
Mr and Mrs Elbert Isom of Linden Washington visit aunt Mrs Mattie Herring. Dr and Mrs Charles Tubbs attend a Virology and Immunology seminar in San Antonio with Dr James A Baker of Cornell University as principal speaker. Bexel vitamin sale advertised at Elecka Drug and Center Phey. Alroy Malina visits Victoria relatives. County School Superintendent W F Hancock visits Westhoff Meyersville Yoakum schools and attends a drug abuse education conference in Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Elbert Isom
Linden
Washington
Mrs
Mattie Herring
Charles Tubbs
San Antonio
James A. Baker
Virus Research Institute
Cornell University
W. F. Hancock
Westhoff
Meyersville
Yoakum
Victoria
Lightning Strikes Grant Street Residence No Fire
Cuero firefighters answered an alarm at 3 15 p m Sunday when a lightning strike hit a Grant Street home. A power line to the house burned the meter but the house itself did not catch fire. City electricians cut the wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero Fire Department
Grant Street
Parade Float Wins Second at Floresville Peanut Festival
Cuero's parade float sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture captured second place honors at the Floresville Peanut Festival parade Saturday. The float featured young ladies Karen Luddeke Susan Breeden and Lou Toenjes with Jaycee drivers Don Chesser and Bob Wood. Weber Motor Company furnished the automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero
Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture
Floresville
Karen Luddeke
Susan Breeden
Lou Toenjes
Jaycee
Don Chesser
Bob Wood
Weber Motor Company
Mrs Sallie J Parr 70 Waelder mother of Yoakum resident
Services were held Monday in Waelder for Mrs Sallie J Parr 70 mother of Mrs Glyn Kiser of Yoakum. She died Saturday at her Waelder home. Burial was in Waelder City Cemetery. Survivors include her daughter two sons Bob By of San Antonio Billy Parr of Waelder a sister four brothers and eight grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoakum
Waelder
Sallie J. Parr
Glyn Kiser
Requiem Mass for Mrs Frank Woytasczyk Yorktown
Mrs. Frank Woytasczyk 87 of Yorktown died in a local hospital Sunday. A requiem mass was said at Holy Cross Church by Rt. Rev. Msgr. John Matocha. Burial followed at Holy Cross Cemetery under Lamprecht Funeral Home. She was born in Germany February 25 1883 and married Frank Woytasczyk in 1908. Survivors include five sons two daughters two sisters seventeen grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorktown
Frank Woytasczyk
John Matocha
Holy Cross Catholic Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Lamprecht Funeral Home
Woytasczyk
Germany
Casper
Barbara Danysch John
Victor
Leon
Willie
Omfry Woytasczyk
San Antonio
Frank Lempa
Joe Gary
Albert Gury
Clarence Gilliam
Austin
Mike Gareorz
Frank Canysch
Mrs Christian Muenich 86 services set in Yoakum
Mrs Annie Muenich, 86, died Monday at a local hospital. Services are Wednesday at 10 a.m. from Buffington Funeral Home Chapel and at Shiner Brethren Church with Rev John Bravenee officiating. Burial will be in Shiner Brethren Cemetery. She was born November 5, 1883 in Fayette County and is survived by a son Chris of Yoakum and five sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian
Annie) Muenich
Buffington Funeral Home Chapel
Shiner Brethren Church
John Bravenee
Shiner Brethren Cemetery
Muenich
Fayette County
Chris
Yoakum
Frances Schovassa
Palasta Barta
Louise Lich
Dime Bow and Mrs Hermina Tracalek Tribute Noted
The notice lists yeas from Dime Bow and Mrs Hermina Tracalek of Yoakum along with a grandson and a great grandson and mentions nieces and nephews in the family acknowledgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeas
Dime Bow
Hermina Tracalek
Yoakum
Texas Election Watch: Governor and Senate Contests
Voters consider county road bonds and homestead exemptions as governor Preston Smith faces Republican Paul Eggers while U S Senate hopefuls George Bush and Lloyd Bentsen vie. Analysts see Smith with edge, Senate race a toss up, and Yarborough supporters push Bush to aid the Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page WY Commission
Preston Smith
Paul Eggers
U. S. Senate
George Bush
Lloyd Bentsen
Eggers
Gov
Smith
Bentsen
Ralph Yarborough
Gov. Smith
Senate
Yarborough
Bush
Texas
Texas Democrat Bentsen Calls for Independent Senate Voice
Bentsen argues that while some things are right in the country, economic stability and moral discipline are needed. He rejects letting two Republicans control the U.S. Senate and urges Texans to elect an independent thinking Texan Democrat who can support or oppose the President as appropriate. He predicts a united Texas Democratic opposition to Republican fiscal policies causing recession and inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Senate
Washington
Texas
Polliwogs and Town Chatter From Cuero
Lillian Blackwell and Vida Finney visited Victoria Tuesday morning. Cuero traffic was foggy with headlights on and slow speeds. Geralyn Middaugh and George enjoyed a Saturday off as the Midco office stayed closed. Ron and Janice Callendar’s dog Sister visits the store. May Edgar visits Amarillo with son James Hadley Edgar. Lions Club members thank donors for Halloween candy purchases totaling over 400 dollars. Birthday wishes go to Mrs. R. L. Stratton and Norvan Cutter Dietze. Home Hint: nutrition talk praises chicken for high quality protein and low fat, with 64 percent unsaturated fat in the fat portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Council of America
Washington
National Broiler Council
Club Initiates 17 New Members
Yorktown High School chapter of Vocational Industrial Clubs of America has initiated 17 new members. The list includes Max Boldt Gary Brieger Edward Gallegos Rick Garcia Harvey Geffert Dennis Hilsmeier Gordon Hoefling Raymond Ibrom Bennie Kyrisch Arvid Podsim Rudy Quintero Tim Rayes Wayne Siever James Sturm Marvin Treude Henry Underdown and Herbert Zielonka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorktown
Vocational Industrial Clubs of America
Max Boldt
Gary Brieger
Edward Gallegos
Rick Garcia
Harvey Geffert
Dennis Hilsmeier
Gordon Hoefling
Raymond Ibrom
Bennie Kyrisch
Arvid Podsim
Rudy Quintero
Tim Rayes
Wayne Siever
James Sturm
Marvin Treude
Henry Underdown
Herbert Zielonka
Congressmen charge Dingell bill flimsily targets STV
Nine members of the House Commerce Committee accuse the Dingell Bill of deceit aimed at stopping Subscription Television. They say the bill would deny STV authorization to existing stations and force subscribers to subsidize free broadcasts, harming viewers seeking home box office entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Commerce Committee
House of Representatives
Torbert H. Macdonald
Soils Lack Sulphur In Many Areas of U S
A New Orleans report notes widespread sulfur deficiency in U S soils affecting crop health and yields. The piece links soil health to economic and food costs, urging farmers to address sulfur deficiencies through amendments and soil management practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
STV rules limit to major markets with four rival stations
The FCC allows STV only in large communities with at least four competing conventional TV stations. STV would bring new movies and cultural programming not shown on other stations while older shows stay on conventional TV. The piece also notes safety tips for disposing of medicines, and shifts to the importance of sulfur in soils with guidance on fertilizer sulfur content and application rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FCC
STV
Marcus Welby
Yoakum Honors First Six Weeks Honor Roll
Yoakum High School announces honor roll selections named by Principal Melvin Borchert. Freshmen include Mark Davis Patrick Matusek Jo Anne Johnson Billye Koether Laurie Jahn Kay Adamek Maureen Bucek Doris Leist Beverly Janak David Watson Roxanne Sutton. Sophomores feature Roland Pesch Diana Chamrad Malcolm Gaus Douglas Wood Debbie Hagens Vickie Thompson Charles Mantay Kathy Laufer Lynette Knippa Jolene Zissa John Knape Terri Matthew Darlene Grossman Michael Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoakum
Yoakum High School
Melvin Borchert
Mark Davis
Patrick Matusek
Jo Anne Johnson
Billye Koether
Laurie Jahn
Kay Adamek
Maureen Bucek
Doris Leist
Beverly Janak
David Watson
Roxanne Sutton
Roland
Juniors and Seniors Named in Class Roster
The list names juniors Kyle Kaiser Doris Lippe Linda Kuester Judy Al brecht Kenneth Fees and Kath leen Jemelka. Seniors Jo Ann Renken Sylvia Jurena Gwen Hercick Dennis Segers Willene Gee Giace Hermansen Kathy Moore Elaine Schaffner Nelda Vahalik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyle Kaiser
Doris Lippe
Linda Kuester
Judy Albrecht
Kenneth Fees
Kathleen Jemelka
Jo Ann Renken
Sylvia Jurena
Gwen Hercick
Dennis Segers
Willene Gee
Giace Hermansen
Kathy Moore
Elaine Schaffner
Nelda Vahalik
Hospital News Cuero Admissions and Dismissals
Cuero Community Hospital logs show admissions for Ruth Taylor Mrs. Laura Asher and Henry Zacharias with dismissal for Louis Donaho. First Nobel Prizes were awarded in 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero Community Hospital
Ruth Taylor
Laura Asher
Henry Zacharias
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Elecka Drug and Center Phey
Alroy Malina
Kleinecke Nursery
N. Esplanade
Oak
W. Reuss Blvd
Cuero, Texas
Country Radio
Rialto
Marquis de Sade
Constitution Films Inc
William Mishiun
MMM Sela Risk
Anata A
Susan Cassidy
Jeremy Brooks
Neil Flanagan
Patt Ballon
Acomstitution Films Inc
Willian
Mrs. Sallie Parr
Christian Muenich
Asa A. Allen
San Francisco
Polliwogs
Polly Howerton
Lillian Blackwell
Vida Finney
Geralyn Middaugh
She
George
Midco
Ron
Janice Callendar
May Edgar
Amarillo
James Hadley Edgar
Lions Club
Club
Dingell
Minority Report
New Orleans
John Dingell
Michigan
Macdonald
Subcommittee On Communications
Federal Communications Commission
U.S. Supreme Court
Affil'x's
Council On Family Health
N.Y
Alois Bomba
Wilfred Leist
Cuero Lodge
Visitine Brothers
Edward L. Johnson
Weatherly Sec’y
American Legion Civic Center
Calvin Webb
Otis Carpenter
Pilot Club OF
Lester Frers
Hospital News
Louis Donaho
Village Discount Record Center
Village Shop Center
Freund Funeral Home
Nathan Post Lumber CO
Faberge’s
Tigress
Faberge
Perfume Extraordinaire
Cologne
Extraordinaire
Elecka Drug
Diane
Riverside Beauty Salon
Bowen’s
Riverside Center
Hwy
Diane Bowen Spies
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