Personal Celebrations and Military Arrivals Featured
Congratulations go to Mrs. Alice Brown on her birthday. Jimmie Mollenkopf and daughter Tanya, visiting from San Antonio, stayed with Eugene Mollenkopf. U S Air Force Staff Sgt Leon W Miller, son of Nick and Mrs Muschalek, arrives for duty at Naha AB Okinawa. Sergeant is Yorktown High School graduate. Linda Mollenkoph begins duties as receptionist at Bohman Clinic.
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Alice Brown
Jimmie Mollenkopf
Tanya
San Antonio
Eugene Mollenkopf
U.S. Air Force
Leon W. Miller
Nick Muschalek
Route 1
Yorktown
Naha AB
Okinawa
Yorktown High School
Linda Mollenkoph
Bohman Clinic
Aftermath Profitable Leaflets From WWII Surrender Drops
Tokyo dealers pay 3000 yen for each surrender leaflet from 1945 bombing runs. The leaflets, dropped by U S planes, urged Japan to surrender and are now trading among collectors and merchants.
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Tokyo
API
Eurio
Japan
U.S
Polliwogs and visitors brighten Cuero weekend
Polly Howerton notes neighbors and visitors stopping in Cuero on Sunday. Tom and Jessie Shults visited Libby Shults on their way from Key Allegro to Fort Worth. Mary Etta Brown of Monroe and sister Jeanette Mahaffy visited friends, with plans to travel Texas. Gene Finney returns from Texas A&M for the weekend. A Houston group hunted birds with the Hamiltons. Merit Who's Who names Cuero residents among 5000 students. A coral snake was killed on Golly road. Birthday wishes go to Bonnie Kleinecke Wheeler and Mrs. Raymond Falk. A local golf hunt rounds out today’s column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Jessie Shults
Cuero
Libby Shults
Key Allegro
Fort Worth
Mary Etta Brown
Monroe
Louisiana
Jeanette Mahaffy
Camilla Copenhaver
Walter
Texas
Cuero United Fund Honor Roll and Contributions Listed
The Cuero United Fund announces an $11,000 quota with a detailed honor roll of donors including Buchel Bank & Trust Farmers State Bank Cuero Federal S&L and many local businesses. The total to date reaches $6,100 with further pledges from individuals and organizations noted alongside partial and final payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero United Fund
Obituaries from Cuero and Somerset Area
James C. Bailey 67 of Somerset dies in San Antonio hospital after 25 years in Somerset. He belonged to OES Osgood Lodge AFAM San Antonio Consistory 32nd Degree Mason Alcafar Shrine and was former Somerset Lions Club president. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Somerset United Methodist Church with Rev. Elmer E. Webking. burial Mission Burial Park. Survivors include widow a son in Cuero Mrs George A Olson and grandchildren Saralee Sharon Susan and George James Olson. Ernest H. Wachtendorf 72 of Cuero dies Sunday night. Services Tuesday 2:30 p.m. Freund Chapel with Rev H A Hanson. Burial Hillside Cemetery. Prayer service Monday 8 p.m. Wachtendorf born Aug 16 1898 in Witting Texas son of Henry and Helen Logeman Wachtendorf. Married Norma Morgenroth Sept 27 1921 in Westhoff. Local circulation representative for the Victoria Advocate. Survivors include wife a son Alton Wachtendorf Russellville Arkansas a daughter Mrs Perry Jackson Houston a sister Mrs Annie Barnes Houston four brothers George Cuero Herbert Odessa Emil Wolf City and Martin Indiana and six grandchildren.
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San Antonio
James C. Bailey
Somerset
George A. Olson
Cuero
Bailey
Osgood
OES
Osgood Lodge
Af&am
Ind
Somerset Lions Club
Somerset United Methodist Church
Elmer E. Webking
Mission Burial Park
Akers Funeral Home
Olson
Harry E. Bailey
Saralee
Sharon
Susan
George James Olson
Ernest H. Wachtendorf
Freund Funeral Home
H. A. Hanson
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Hillside Cemetery
Mr. Wachtendorf
Morgan
Freund Chapel
Witting
Texas
Henry
Helen Logeman Wachtendorf
Norma Morgenroth
Westhoff
Wachtendorf
Victoria Advocate
Alton Wachtendorf
Russellville
Arkansas
Perry Jackson
Houston
Annie Barnes
George
Herbert
Odessa
Emil
Wolf City
Martin
Indiana
Congressional Bush Endorsements From Texas Shooting Figures
The document lists signatures from gun rights and shooting sport leaders including Raymond L. Sargent a former Texas State Rifle Association president, Grant Ilseng a trap and skeet record holder, H. H. Carroll of the Houston Sportsmen Association, William R. Hochmuth of Bayou Rifles, Bill Dailey a rifle and pistol instructor and range owner, with NRA membership noted.
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Raymond L. Sargent
Texas State Rifle Association
National Rifle Association
Grant Ilseng
NRA
H. H. Carroll
Houston Sportsmen Association
William R. Hochmuth
Bayou Rifles Inc
Co. L
Bill) Dailey
Dailey Rifle & Pistol Safety Range
Baptists mull funds and dentistry transfer in Texas convention
Messengers representing nearly two million Texas Baptists in 4400 churches consider a budget of 14 750 000 for the Cooperative Program and the transfer of Baylor University College of Dentistry Dallas to the State of Texas. Dr Carl Bates president of the Southern Baptist Convention speaks among other leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Missions
Texas Baptists
Baylor University College of Dentistry
Dallas
of Texas
Carl Bates
Southern Baptist Convention
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals At Cuero Community
Cuero Community Hospital reports admissions for Maude Huc kaba Lloyd Hotz Betty Belle and Ruth Jaeger. Dismissals include Vera Kann Ger da Jaetzold Edward Meyer and Ruben Hoser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Huckaba
Lloyd Hotz
Betty Belle
Ruth Jaeger
Vera Kann
Gerda Jaetzold
Edward Meyer
Ruben Hoser
Troop 243 Wins Camp-O-Bee Honors at Capitol Area Camp
Twenty eight Cuero Boy Scouts of Troop 243 with five adults returned from the Sixth Annual Capitol Area Council Camp-O-Bee at the B J Ranch twenty miles northwest of Austin. They earned first place in campsite inspection with 357 points, second only to Troop 231 Shiner, and also won a first place blue ribbon in scoutcraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero
B. J
Austin
Capitol Area Council
Texas Capitol Area Council
Camp Oree
Shiner
Camp-O-Ree
John C. Hamilton
Otha Eaves
Live Oak
Raccoon Patrol
Jeff Ray
Wolf Patrol
Steve Barlow
Bobwhite Patrol
Daryl Bluntzer
Hawk Patrol
Brown McClung
Louise Lyman
Robert Watson
Housing Authority Opens Applications For New Project
The Housing Authority began accepting applications in March and outlines a three phase process including application reception applicant investigation and a meeting to discuss CHA expectations. Directors appointed by the City Council include Mateo Perez chairwoman Carolyn Ferguson vice chairman with Claudius Green Bob Bishop and Dr. Glenn Towery. Four project sites are identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Housing Authority
Dos
Mateo Perez
Carolyn Ferguson
Claudius Green
Bob Bishop
Glenn Towery
Goehring Service Pallbearers Named at Freund Chapel
Funeral services for F M Goehring were held with pallbearers Joe Hoffman Johnny Braden David Newman Marion Weber Glenn Sigmund and Mertes Koenig. Rev E A Thomas 90 died at home after serving as pastor of Quinn Chapel IME Church and burial followed at Evergreen Cemetery. Survivors include wife Gertie Mae Thomas four daughters and a foster son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Goehring
Freund Funeral Chapel
Joe Hoffman
Johnny Braden
David Newman
Marion Weber
Glenn Sigmund
Mertes Koenig
E. A. Thomas
Rev. Thomas
Brazoria County
Cuero
Quinn Chapel
Independent Methodist Episcopal Church
Ime Church
L. C. Graves
Houston
Evergreen Cemetery
Jamison Funeral Home
Gertie Mae Thomas
Beulah Boxley
Old Ocean
Emma Wyatt
Bellville
Roxie Pea
Lois Wheeler
California
Edward Boles
Residential unit plans for four sites in western town
The document outlines four development sites A to D in the western part of town. Site A provides sixty low income elderly units plus M M Building and Community Building on blocks bounded by Terrell Frederick William Courthouse and an alley between Main and Church. Site B offers fourteen two and three bedroom units on blocks bounded by Evers Palmie Crain and an alley between Crain and Togo. Site C includes sixteen two and three bedroom units on about 2.87 acres in the southwest block bounded by Morgan Newman and T L Overture Streets. Site D has six one bedroom units and fourteen two and three bedroom units on 2.31 acres, a half block on either side of Live Oak between Frederick William and Gazzie. The Community Building contains several meeting rooms including a large room with a fireplace, hobby rooms and kitchen facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M-M
Terrell
Frederick William
Courthouse
Main
Church
Evers
Palmie
Crain
Togo
Morgan
Newman
T. L’overture
Live Oak
Gazzie
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