Adcock Family Funeral and Reunion Notices
Mr and Mrs Earl Adcock depart for Houston to attend funeral services for Marie Adcock who died Saturday in Houston Hospital. A family reunion hosted by Mrs Irene Wimbish with about two hundred relatives from several cities. Other locals, Andy Garcia family, W C Bego Tivoli and Mrs Josie Brown attended regional gatherings.
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Irene Wimbish Sun
J. C. Kelly
Iouston
Texas
Wimish
San Antonio
Houston
Victoria
Kingsville
California
Andy Garcia
Caere
W. C. Bego
Tivoli
Tex
Josie Brown
Lillian Jacobs
Yorktown
Admittance List At Cuero Community Hospital
The Cuero Community Hospital records admission of Nick Villar-Teal Jeneie Porter Richard Serna Gene Maddox Elmo Scott Eugene Kaci and Mary Franke. Tiismussals include Richard Serna and Mary Stubbs.
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Cuero Community Hospital
Nick Villar- Teal
Jeneie Porter
Richard Serna
Gene Maddox
Elmo Scott
Fugene Kaci
Mary Franke
Mary Stubbs
Obituary of Clara Friedrichs of Cuero
Mrs Clara Friedrichs 78 died Sunday in Cuero Community Hospital She was born June 21 1893 in Arneckeville Survived by son Alvin Friedrichs La Verneia grandson Alvin Friedrichs Jr San Antonio granddaughter Sandy McDonald San Francisco sister in law Vera Friedrichs Cuero Services Tuesday 10 am Oak Memorial Funeral Chapel Pastor Milroy Gregor Meyersville officiating Interment Hillside Cemetery
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Clara Friedrichs
Cuero
Cuero Community Hospital
Fredrichs
Arneckeville
Friedrichs
Alvin Friedrichs
la Vermia
Alvin Friedrichs Jr
San Antonio
Sandy McDonald
San Francisco
Calif
Vera Friedrichs
Oak Memorial Funeral Chapel
Milroy Gregor
St. John's Lutheran Church of
Meyersville
Hillside Cemetery
Funeral Services Held for Stanley E Wood in San Antonio
Funeral services for Stanley E Wood of San Antonio were held at Freund Funeral Home Chapel on Saturday at 3 p m with Rev Calvin Peterson officiating. Burial was at Hillside Cemetery. Pallbearers were D C Hutson Ben Morgan Francis Mattox Allan Schneider V W Basden and Kit Parsons.
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Stanley E. Wood
San Antonio
Freund Funeral Home
Calvin Peterson
First United Methodist Church
Hillside Cemetery
D. C. Hutson
Ben Morgan
Francis Mattox
Allan Schneider
V. W. Basden
Kit Parsons
Mrs. Marie Adcock Dies in Houston at 76
Marie Emilia Adcock a Meyersville native and Cuero native sister in law of Earl Adcock died in a Houston hospital at 11 30 p m Saturday She was born February 26 1895 and married Oliver Adcock October 12 1914 Burial in Resthaven Cemetery Funeral Tuesday at Berry Road Chapel Houston Survivors include her husband four sons two daughters a sister seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren Attending Cuero residents Earl Adcock and family planned to attend
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Marie Emilia
Mamie) Sehlein Adcock
Meyersville
Earl Adcock
Cuero
Houston
Oliver Adcock
Victoria
Berry Road Chapel
A. A. Leifeste
Resthaven
E. Morgan
Milton C. Adcock
Arlen O. Adcock
Leroy Adcock
Bellville
Mazee M. Adcock
Tomball
Mildred
Ladies Auxiliary to CUFRO V FLW Post 2072 Meeting Notice
The Ladies Auxiliary to CUFRO V FLW Post 2072 will meet on the fourth Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the N. Y. A. Building. Mrs. Wilfred Peters is president and Mrs. Carl Culpepper is treasurer.
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Cufro
Wilfred Peters
Carl Culpepper
Treas
Polliwogs and Weddings Highlight Cuero News
Linda Bauer Coppedge and Larry arrive to attend her sister Ginger Bauer's wedding to Jack King of Victoria. Freddie Ater and Jack Ater visit for their parents anniversary. Edu Mugge recovers from a heart attack at Cuero Community Hospital. Local births, birthdays, and neighbors share updates from Cuero and surroundings along with a home hint on vinegar to clean baby bottle sterilizers.
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Linda Bauer
Larry
Cuero
Ginger Bauer
Garlan Bauers
Jack King
Victoria
Freddie Ater
Sam Houston State University
Huntsville
Jack Ater
Bell Helicopter
Fort Worth
Pam
A. C. Ater
Edu Mugge
Cuero Community Hospital
Fragmented Texan humor and local banter column
A fragmented column features social chatter and jokes from East Texas. It includes statements about dominoes a self winding watch and light local anecdotes. The piece sketches neighborhood characters Posey Znobie and Mike Parker with stray street observations and quips about driving and parenting.
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East Texas
Posey
Znobie
Mike Parker
Suspect Freed On Two Bonds In DWI Case
Dan Nathan Burrow 35 of Nordheim was released from DeWitt County Jail on two 500 dollar bonds after a few hours on charges of driving while intoxicated and license suspended. He was arrested Sunday at 1 45 a m by Patrolmen Robert Dobbins and J C Fitzpatrick. Dennis Gene Klaus 44 of Cuero remained jailed on pending DWI charges after arrest Saturday at 11 05 p m by the same officers. his 500 dollar bond was set.
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Dan Nathan Burrow
Box 242
Nordheim
DeWitt County
Burow
Texas Highway
Robert Dobbins
J. C. Fitzpatrick
Dennis Gene Klaus
E. Live Oak
Cuero
Dobbins
Fitzpatrick
Regents discuss UT campus site value rise and committee roles
Regents note land value now estimated between 5.5 million and 20 million since UT campus site selection. Sift said Peace was actively involved in reviewing proposed sites and served on the committees that recommended the chosen site.
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Sift
Peace
World traveler Rev McLane studied abroad in Europe
During his study abroad the Rev. McLane visited Syria Jordan Israel Greece Italy France Switzerland England and Scotland as part of his international educational itinerary.
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Anow
Syria
Jordan
Israel
Greece
Italy
McLane
France
Switzerland
England
Scotland
New Shipment of Tole Trays At Callander's
Just arrived. Heavy quality tole trays in all sizes shapes and colors up to 12.00 each. Callander's.
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Callander’s
Jurgensen Follows In Footsteps of Namath
A weekend note features Terry Bradshaw leading the Steelers to a 35-21 win over the Jets while Sonny Jurgensen of Washington suffers a fractured left shoulder and undergoes surgery after a 27-10 loss to Miami. Don Highsmith and George Bianda helped Oakland edge San Francisco 34-28, and other Saturday games include Kansas City and St. Louis 17-17, Cleveland, Detroit, Green Bay, Houston, Philadelphia, Denver, and Chicago outcomes.
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Pittsburch
Terry Bradshaw
Steelers
New York Jets
Washington
Sonny Jurgensen
Redskins
Miami
George Mira
Dolphins
Jim ‘Cannonball
Butler
Atlanta
New England
Patriots
Don Highsmith
George Bianda
Oakland
Bay Area
San Francisco
Jan Stenerud
Kansas City
Cardinals
Jim Bakken
Len Dawson
Otis Taylor
St. Louis
Bill S
Detroit
Cincinnati
Green Bay
Houston
Chicago
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Denver
Minnesota
Local figure Seeks Orders Despite Denial
A clipped remark shows Pete Howerton claiming he can take orders even after denying involvement, as he continues to speak to supporters and respond to questions about leadership.
Major League Standings And Tuesday Night Results
Baseball standings show Minnesota leading Oakland by 7 3 and Milwaukee up 6 4 with California 4 5. Weekly schedule lists doubleheaders and night games including New York Boston Chicago Cleveland Detroit and Philadelphia among others.
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Minnesota
Oakland
Milwaukee
California
Washington
East
New York
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
Kansas City
K.C
Baltimore
Caltorma
Giants Lose Doubleheader to Astros in San Francisco
The Giants dropped two to Houston 1-0 and 5-3, widening their magic number. Jack Billingham allowed five singles with 11 strikeouts in game one, while James Rodney Richard earned his first big league win in his debut start. Perry and Willoughby took the losses. Other NL results include Pittsburgh over Montreal 8-2 and Philadelphia over New York 7-3.
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SAN Francisco Upi
Giants
Houston Astros
Jack Billingham
James Rodney Richard
Oklahoma City
Gaylord Perry
Jim Willoughby
Richard
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Diego
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
Baltimore
Milwaukee
California
Minnesota
Oakland
Detroit
Kansas City
Boston
Cleveland
Brownwood Rates High Again In 71 Texas Football Season
Brownwood in Class AAA with three state titles in four years leads a strong field for 1971. Refugio Iowa Park and Sonora also rate highly as potential champions. Brownwood and Refugio shared Class AA honors with Iowa Park. Sonora is a current A titlist. The opener may feature Brownwood against a traditional power.
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Refugio
Iowa Park
Sonora
Texas
Brownwood
Abilene
Cuero
AAA Einnis
Plano
Cuero Yorktown readers spark sports column clash
A signed unsigned letter attacks the writer for coverage balance between Cuero and Yorktown and past athletes. The columnist vows to continue featuring former performers and current stars while noting teams like Iowa Park Brownwood Refugio Sonora and Cuero vie for titles as 1960s college pros and local prep circles unfold.
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Yorktown
Cuero
CHS
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Paramount Pictures
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Ryan O'Neal
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Ray Milland
Paramount Picture
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Mrs. Marie
Amie
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Otis Carpenter
Pilot Club
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Cuero Lodge
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EB. Weatherly
Polliwogs
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Joe Buenning
Chester
Dick Coppedge
Charlie
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Clare Brantley
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Bob Kleinecke
Loy
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Alex Hamilton
Frances Oliver
Sith
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Jones
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Quartermaster AA
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South Texas News
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O. J. Simpson
Pete Howerton
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