Personal notes and greetings fill Cuero social column
Readers learn of birthday wishes for Mrs Cal lie Jamison and anniversary congrats for Mr and Mrs A C Ater. The column lists visits from Dallas Houston and Austin social ties, card shop promo, and a minor surgery note for Douglas Rohan at Yoakum hospital.
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Douglas Rohan
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Death of Hugo R. Jacob 85 Goliad County resident
Hugo R. Jacob 85 of Goliad County died early yesterday in a Victoria hospital. Funeral services will be at 3 p.m. today at Wayne Frank Funeral Home in Goliad, Rev. James Elliott Pancoast of Victoria officiating. Burial: Kilgore Community Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, one son Henry Jacob of Goliad County, daughter Mrs. Nelson Pantel of Mission Valley, 10 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by daughter Lillian Jacob in 1919 and son Eldon Jacob in 1969.
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Hugo R. Jacob
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DeWitt County
Victoria
Wayne Frank
Goliad
James Elliott Pancoast
Kilgore
Henry Jacob
Nelson Pantel
Mission Valley
Lillian Jacob
Eldon Jacob
Population growth slows in Singapore in early 1970
Population in Singapore rose by 7,992 in the first quarter of 1970, down from 8,500 in early 1969 and 8,718 in 1968. The island city states total population is about 2 million.
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Singapore
Funeral Services for Tom Nichols 67 Cuero Resident
Funeral services for Tom Nichols of Cuero are at 2 p.m. today at Mt. Herman Baptist Church with burial in Westville Cemetery. He died Friday in a local hospital. Born in Cuero in 1902 he was the son of Jess and Martha A. Nichols and is survived by a sister Miss Birdie Nichols of Victoria.
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Tom Nichols
Cuero
Mt. Herman Baptist Church
Westville Cemetery
Nichols
Jess
Martha A. Nichols
Birdie Nichols
Victoria
Funeral services for Tommy Banks 84 San Antonio native
Funeral services for Tommy Banks 84 of San Antonio DeWitt County native will be held at 2 30 p m today from Freund Funeral Home Chapel Burial will be in Hillside Cemetery He died Friday night in a San Antonio hospital after a long illness He was born in 1886 in DeWitt County and had lived in San Antonio 50 years He worked as custodian of nurses quarters at Brook Army Hospital He was the son of Tom and Fannie Banks and a member of the Methodist Church He is survived by two brothers Charlie Banks Cuero and Steve Banks Alice and several nieces and nephews
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Freund Funeral Home Chapel
Hillside Cemetery
Mr. Banks
Brook Army Hospital
Tom
Fannie Banks
Methodist Church
Charlie Banks
Cuero
Steve Banks
Alice
HD Clubs Convention Scheduled
The state convention of Home Demonstration Clubs will meet in Galveston September 15 to 17. County representatives Mrs. Callie Henneke and Mrs. J. W. Lamb attended the DeWitt HD Council meeting. Achievement Day plans and a 4-H Night were announced with dates in Yorktown and Oct. 5. A aging forum is set for Sept. 20 to 26 in Yorktown Cuero and Nordheim. The national convention is in Las Vegas November 27 to December 7. Seventeen members were present.
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J. W. Lamb
Texas Home Demonstration Association
Henneke
American Legion Hall
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Walter Sager
Cuero
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Mildred Martin
William Kozelski
Hospital Admissions Record For TUAE Cuero And Burns
Mary Moore and Max Branat admitted at TUAE Cuero Hospital while Burns Hospital receives Belen Garza and Arnold Metting as new patients.
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Cuero Hospital
Mary Moore
Max Branat
Burns Hospital
Belen Garza
Arnold Metting
Cuero High School Receives National Principal School Award
Cuero High School earned the Foundations Principal School Award with a George Washington Medal and the Valley Forge Pilgrimage. The National Awards Jury picked the school from many nominations for promoting citizenship and American Way of Life through classroom activities. The four day trip begins September 16 with a Washington, D C itinerary including Mount Vernon, the White House and Valley Forge.
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Cuero High School
George Washington
Valley Forge
Supreme Court
Washington
Freedoms Foundation
Fredericksburg
Mount Vernon
V.sp
White House
Senate
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Trevenes
Betsy Ross
Dr. Wells
Fund for Hess Kidney Operation Grows in Cuero
Hess Fund chaired by committee members allocated gifts to Jerry Hess. An additional $2 came in from Randy Katzmark on crutches after his bone graft. The total nears $9,500 to aid a 12 year old Cuero boy's kidney transplant operation.
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Mittee
Jerry Hess
Blackwell
Randy Katzmark
Randy
Cuero
Yorktown Crash Involves Vehicle And Motorcycle
Police said 8 35 p m Friday a Yorktown woman riding with Janie Villarreal collided with a motorcycle driven by Joe Schwab and his son on West Main Street. Schwab was passing the car when the crash occurred. No charges had been filed as of Saturday afternoon and investigators continue to examine witnesses.
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Burns Hospital
Janie Villarreal
Joe Schwab
West Main Street
Yorktown
Janie Villareal
West Main
Schwab
Weekend travels and cultural notes in Cuero area
Dollie Nielsen and Corinne Carlton begin weekend trips to Marshall and Shreveport to visit family. Breeden family members visit Austin, while Buck Schiwetz announces a one man show at Meredith Long's Key Allegro gallery on the 12th. Local social notes include Labor Day wishes and a culinary tip about sautéed peppers and nectarines. The Hutterite sect in North America comprises under twenty surnames among 20,000 members.
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Dollie Nielsen
Corinne Carlton
Dollie
Marshall
Corinne
Shreveport
Jimmie
Buck Schiwetz
Meredith Long
Key Allegro
Celia
Cuero record details Mooney case and local support drive
The Cuero Record reports on the Mooney case with psychiatrist Dr. Landgrebe noting alternating rational and irrational periods and recommending hospital care. Sheriff Dietze warns against bond release citing dangerous behavior. Jury details and civic leaders attend a scholarship drive for the Burns Hospital with ongoing donations and a September 8 deadline.
Scholarship Eligibility Noted for Medical Field Training
Trustees of the Trust Fund name Dr. E. E. Sims Cuero ISD superintendent as permanent chairman Grady McDonald among others. The scholarship invites laboratory technicians and any medical training personnel to apply for the award.
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E. E. Sims
Cuero Independent School District
Grady McDonald
Police install glowing roadblock figure to curb speeding
In Kyoto Japan police set up a life sized traffic cop near a bridge on a major highway. The illuminated eyes and Sam Browne belt on the dummy are painted to attract night drivers and deter speeding.
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Kyoto
Japan
WPD
Sam Browne
Insects Hold Record for Most Species Worldwide
Insects comprise the planet's species majority with over a million identified forms. Scientists emphasize their vast diversity and ecological roles across habitats, noting insects as the most speciose group among animals.
Rabies incubation periods vary by species and exposure
Experts warn rabies can spread to many wild animals and pets before symptoms appear. Incubation ranges from 14 days to six months, longer in dogs wolves foxes and coyotes. Humans typically 40 days, horses 21 to 90 days, pigs goats and sheep 21 to 66 days. A Texas bat case shows risk to researchers.
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