Personal notes from Irving and surrounding area
Local social items report visits and greetings. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marquis Jr and children from Irving Texas arrive for a weekend with Mrs. Charles Marquis Sr. Various residents and guests are listed with familiar neighbors and birthday mentions. A city tax notice reminds the public of a 3 percent discount if paid by October 31.
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Charles Marquis, Jr
Charles III
Laura
Leslie
Irving, Tex
Charles Marquis
Cuero Community Hospital Admits and Dismissals
The Cuero Community Hospital lists admissions for Fred Wolters Sr. Warren Haggerton Myrtle Mc Millan Frances Strelczyk Sister Rosemary Leopold Arthur Whittington and Vicki Jurek. Dismissals include Fielding Breeden and Alois Henkes.
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Cuero Community Hospital
Fred Wolters Sr
Warren Haggerton
Myrtle McMillan
Frances Strelczyk
Rosemary Leopold
Arthur Whittington
Vicki Jurek
Fielding Breeden
Alois Henkes
Three Charged in DeWitt County Court Actions
LeRoy Nations faces a charge of threatening serious bodily harm to Catherine Nations. Cecil Fortenberry is charged with swindling by worthless check for $25 at H E B. Robert Dunn of Houston is charged with defrauding by worthless check for $39.07 at La Mancha Inn Yoakum. Santos Ignacio Flores pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated, fined $100 and jailed three days with potential one year sentence.
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DeWitt County
LeRoy Nations
Catherine Nations
Cecil Fortenberry
Fortenberry
H.E.B
Robert Dunn
Houston
Dunn
la Mancha
Yoakum
Santos Ignacio Flores
Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Robert Lee in Cuero area
Mr and Mrs Robert Lee of Cuero announce the birth of a baby girl in San Antonio on October 27. The infant weighed 6 pounds 2 ounces at birth. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs M W Haun of Yorktown and paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Jack Lee of Cuero.
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Robert Lee
San Antonio
M. W. Haun
Yorktown
Jack Lee
Cuero
Jennifer Lee Meitzen
Marva and
Ike Meitzen
David C. Newman
Jack Meitzen
J. T. Newman
Polliwogs and Community News Highlights
Community notes from Cuero recounts include Shelby Wofford and Mazie Lucas organizing a Grace Episcopal Church bulletin for the Country Store on Saturday December 5, updates from Lawrence Bauer on return to Nacogdoches, Terry Newman recovering from the flu, Kaye Tarkington collecting downtown photos on display at the Smart Shop, a large Eastern Star and Masonic dinner with abundant turkey and desserts, Myrna Davis and Sharon Steen raising Republican donations, and birthday greetings for local residents. Also included are a Home Hint on marshmallow topping for pumpkin pie and a note that Franklin D Roosevelt was the first president to visit South America while in office.
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Shelby Wofford
Mazie Lucas
Grace Episcopal Church
Franklin D. Roosevelt
South America
Library Officers Elected in Cuero Board
The Rev. C. Rogers McLane, pastor of First Presbyterian Church, was re elected chair man of the Cuero Library Board. Mrs. Gilbert Saenz was welcomed as a new board member beginning a two year term. Dewey Henderson and Mrs. Corinne Haywood were re appointed to two year terms. A report on Friends of the Library activities was heard. Next meeting set for Jan. 21.
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C. Rogers McLane
First Presbyterian Church
Cuero Library Board
Gilbert Saenz
Dewey Henderson
Corinne Haywood
Friends of the Library Club
Funeral Services for Gus Schaffner in Cuero
Funeral services for Gus Schaffner 86 of Cuero will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Freund Funeral Home Chapel with Revs. H A Hanson and Fred Shealy officiating. Burial follows in Westhoff Cemetery. A prayer service is at 7 30 p.m. Friday. He died Thursday in a local hospital. He was born October 9 1884 in Muldoon and married Rosa Mueller October 20 1910 in Yorktown. He lived in Cuero the past nine years, formerly of Westhoff. Survivors include his wife three sons A W Schaffner Cuero P G Schaffner Yoakum and Leslie J Schaffner Arlington Virginia two daughters.
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Gus Schaffner
Cuero
Freund Funeral Home
H. A. Hanson
Fred Shealy
Westhoff Cemetery
Mr. Schaffner
E. Thomas
Muldoon
Henry
Wilhelmina Fischer Schaffner
Rosa Mueller
Yorktown
Westhoff
A. W. Schaffner
P. G. Schaffner
Yoakum
Leslie J. Schaffner
Arlington, Va
Daugh
Obituary fragment notes survivors and kinship links
The piece lists survivors including Mrs Willie Warling of Golden Colorado and Mrs Julius Ellenora Baca of Yorktown, a sister Mrs Alma Leick of Victoria, two brothers Charles Schaffner of Staton and Fred Schaffner of San Antonio, and 14 grandchildren.
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Ters
Willie
Dorine) Warling
Golden, Colo
Julius Ellenora Baca
Yorktown
Alma Leick
Victoria
Charles Schaffner
Staton
Fred Schaffner
San Antonio
Services for Charles G Salles Held in Victoria
Charles Gabriel Salles 49 of Route 1 Victoria dies Wednesday in a Victoria hospital. Services set for 4 p.m. Saturday at Freund Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Clinton Cemetery. He was born May 17 1921 in Ezelle, son of Gabriel and Nancy Pate Salles. He was a World War II veteran. Survived by two sons.
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Charles Gabriel Salles
Route 1
Victoria
Freund Funeral Home Chapel
Clinton Cemetery
Salles
Victoria Hospital
Mrs. Salles
Ezelle
Gabriel
Nancy Pate Salles
Family of Leslie Salles and Ronnie Salles
Leslie Salles of the U. S. Army and Ronnie Salles of Texas City announce the birth of a daughter, Nancy Ellen Salles, with a brother Gabriel Salles and two grandchildren, plus four sisters listed as Mrs Otto Macha, Mrs Frank Jones, Mrs Betty Scarbrough, and Mrs Fred Davis.
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Leslie Salles
U. S. Army
Ronnie Salles
Texas City
Nancy Ellen Salles
Gabriel Salles
Edna
Otto Macha
Frank Jones
Victoria
Betty Scarbrough
Greenville
Fred Davis
Alta Loma
Dodgers star Maury Wills sets 104 stolen bases record
Maury Wills of the Los Angeles Dodgers holds the major league single season record with 104 stolen bases, a mark achieved during the 1962 National League season.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Maury Wills
Los Angeles Dodgers
Legion Civic Center to host zone meeting at Cuero
The American Legion Civic Center will host a zone meeting on November 18 at 7 30 p m with Bill Nami as chairman and Gene Grafe as president announcing the event. Delegations from Victoria Cuero Bloomington Yoakum and Hallettsville will attend, with a Cuero delegation leading.
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American Legion
California Motor Vehicle Registrations Reach 13 Million in 1969
California recorded a total of 13,322,951 motor vehicles registered during 1969. The figure highlights the large size of the state's vehicle fleet and reflects ongoing growth in personal and commercial mobility within the year.
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California
Mid-Winter Conference in Freeport Sets Dates
The agenda calls for a mid winter conference in Freeport on November 22 with the board’s next meeting scheduled for November 30.
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Freeport
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W. L. Franke
Brandon
Manitoba
Canada
R. J. Waldeck
Frankes
Fulton Beach
Jerry Hoffman
Holly Jo Watson
Henry Burnes
Richard Schulte
Joe Scoggins
Charles Bunjes
Fletcher Bunjes
Jimmy Koenig
Mrs
Mertes Koenig
Reinhold Muller
Kingsland
Marcus Wilke
E. R. Pietsch
Glynn Meyers and Sons
B. F. Pietsch
LA Ancel
Ramsey’s Restaurant
Navarro
DeTar Hospital
Genie
City of Cuero Utilities
Polliwogs
Polly Howerton
Lawrence Bauer
Stephen F. Austin State University
Nacogdoches
Bill Bauer
Terry Newman
Kaye Tarkington
Rollie Brantley
Doll House
Smart Shop
Eastern Star
Masonic
Myrna Davis
Sharon Steen
Marshallows
Village Discount Record Center
Village Shop Center
Charles Salles
Straler
Lions
W. Reuss Blvd
Cuero, Texas
Calvin Webb
Otis Carpenter
Pilot Club
Lester Frers
Pres
Cuero Lodge
A. F
A. M
Edward L. Johnson
W. M H. BE
Weatherly
N.Y
A Ride City Park
Alois Bomba
Wilfred Leist
Kleinecke Nursery
N. Esplanade
Rialto
Bounty Hunter
Gordon Eastman
Technicolor
Techniscope
American International Pet Rane
American International Pictures
Mi Service
Nan
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