Birthday greetings and travels fill Cuero town notes
Mrs Blanche Bauer took her daughter Bea to San Antonio where Bea boarded for Denver after a two week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Garland Bauer. Happy birthday to HM Lane and Mr C W Sundays. Mr and Mrs Victor Brier took Mrs Clara Guinn to Hallettsville for a visit. Eloise Poenisch Evalyn Lyles visited in Yoakum. Congratulations to Mrs Paul McChesney on her birthday. Larry Coppedge and family headed to Tulsa for several days while Amy and Jason stay with grandparents. George Wachtendorf is home from Cuero Community Hospital. Sgt Michael Mills birthday at Lowry AFB Colorado. Mrs Charles Tubbs visited sisters in San Antonio. 22nd wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Wesley Aldis. Mrs Elizabeth Barganski Joan Gohmert and Stephen returned from a ten day trip to Carlsbad Grand Canyon Painted Desert and Albuquerque. J D Edgar shopped for his wife’s birthday gift in Thomaston. Mrs A B Culpepper from Smiley visiting Cuero. M Smith from Yorktown on business. Silver Davis of Cuero visited sisters in Yorktown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Bauer
Bea
San Antonio
Denver
Colo
Mrs
Garland Bauer
Larry Coppedge
Tulsa
Okla
Amy
Jason
Cuero
Dick Coppedge
Elizabeth Barganski
Joan Gohmert
Stephen
Carlsbad
Grand Canyon
Painted Desert
Albuquerque
Local Admissions and Dismissals List Named
A district roster lists admissions for Mrs Lupe Le con Charles Riebschlaeger Lonie Towery Lottie Parker and Lupe Olguin. Dismissals include Mary Patterson Anna Belle Haak and Frank Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lupe Lecon
Charles Riebschlaeger
Lonie Towery
Lottie Parker
Lupe Olguin
Mary Patterson
Anna Belle Haak
Frank Thompson
Open Saloon sales brisk after Texas liquor law
Texas private clubs have largely become open saloons since the liquor by the drink law took effect. The Texas Beverage Commission says more than 60 percent of private clubs are now open bars and overall bar sales rose about 23 percent. The 10 percent cocktail tax is bringing about a million dollars a month to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alenhatie Beverage Commission
ABC
Liquor Goentrol Board
POLLIWOGS HAPPENINGS AND COMMUNITY NOTES
Community brief from Cuero and surrounding area reports blood donation volunteers Barbara Bush Dotty Hoffman and Helen Bulgerin heading to Victoria for a blood bank drive. Residents note roofs and windows leaking after heavy rains and street work on Fourth and McLeod. Local church group plans kitchen remodel and readers share birthday wishes and travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Barbara Bush
Dotty Hoffman
Helen Bulgerin
Cuero Junior High Elects Student Council Officers
Cuero Junior High announces student council results with grade level representatives and officers. Eighth graders Becky Bell Cheryl Causey John Bade Glynn Schultz serve as reps and officers, along with seventh sixth grade members and CVAE reps Janie Brewer Ernest Nava.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero Junior High School
Becky Bell
Cheryl Causey
John Bade
Glynn Schultz
Debbie Davis
Sylvia Parker
Jeff Dietze
Jeffrey Mills
Judy Coffey
Ava Dixon
Mike Atkinson
Chuck Breeden
CVAE
Janie Brewer
Ernest Nava
Jaycees Help Pull Float in San Marcos Parade
The Chamber of Commerce sponsors the float while the Jaycees pull the Moat as a complimentary service in the San Marcos parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marcos
Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Tax Statement Changes In DeWitt County Tax Office
Computerized processing will print new tax statements showing October and December discount rates and a flat $1.25 rate per $100 of assessed value. Taxes due October 1, with 20 percent of market value and 25 cents per 100 dollars, home stead 5 cents, auto taxes based on a rate card. Whichever car makes no longer affects payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt County
Carr And Sharp Found Guilty In Stock Deal
UPI reports that 12 defendants including former Texas attorney general Waggoner Carr former insurance commissioner Osorio and Houston financier Frank W Sharp were found guilty of selling unregistered stock and conspiring to manipulate stock price. Judge Sarah T Hughes issued permanent injunctions against the defendants. Carr was convicted on three counts of aiding price manipulation and one count of selling unregistered stock. Osorio received five violations. Sharp was named as the central figure in the plot by the SEC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
UPI
Waggoner Carr
John Osorio
U. S
Sarah T. Hughes
Carr
Texas
Osorio
Sharp
Houston
Frank W. Sharp
Security and Exchange Commission
Oil Allowable Slashed Again
The Texas Railroad Commission reduced October oil production allowances by 78,861 barrels daily, to 63.2 percent of potential output. Estimated actual output falls to 3,131,217 barrels per day, with a maximum of 3,283,943. The move marks the lowest allowable rate in 15 months, continuing a decline since November 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Upi
Texas Railroad Commission
Commission
Byron Tunnel
Choir Elects New Officers Cuero High School 1971-72
Cuero High School choirs elected officers for 1971-72. Choir A officers: Ruth Chaddock president, Rachel Newsom vice president, Karen High and Bruce Leisman secretaries, Becky Newsom treasurer, Linda Ley reporter. Librarians include Lindy Cusack, Diana Diebel, Rosalinda Navarro, Arnold Taylor. Choir chairs: Madeline Harris president, Elsie Jackson secretary-treasurer, Edward Perez reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero High School
Ruth Chaddock
Rachel Newsom
Karen High
Bruce Leisman
Becky Newsom
Linda Ley
Lindy Cusack
Diana Diebel
Rosalinda Navarro
Arnold Taylor
Madeliine Harris
Elsie Jackson
Tracsurer
Edward Perez
Man Killed By Falling Junk In Houston
Frank S. Muchinski, 61, died when a piece of junk metal smashed his windshield while he drove under a railroad overpass on his way home from work in Houston. Police had not determined if the object fell or was thrown, and whether the death was accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Upi
Frank S. Muchinski
Runaway youth crisis cited by Ford in push for federal action
House Republican leader Gerald R Ford called for federal legislation to aid runaway children and curb crime prostitution drug addiction and family heartbreak. In a separate note press secretary John Twohy said Sen Fred Harris may announce a presidential bid by Sept 24 aiming to compete in early primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Gerald R. Ford
John Twohey
Fred R. Harris
Move Up in Middle Games to Clinch Victory
The remark reflects a strategy of advancing during the middle rounds with the aim of finishing strong. It implies a plan to gain position early and secure the win in the final phase.
Ratliff Couple Welcome Rosemary Koker Not In Austin
Mr and Mrs Shannon Ratliff of Austin announce the birth of a baby girl named Rosemary Koker Not born Wednesday September 15. Mrs Ratliff is the former Gay Kokernot daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Kokernot Jr of Cuero and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Mugge and niece of Mrs John J Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon Ratliff
Austin
Rosemary Kokernot
Ratliff
Gay Kokernot
Fred Kokernot, Jr
Cuero
Edward Mugge
John J Bell
Trinity Project to Proceed Despite Environmental Suits
The Trinity River Authority plans to continue the 1. billion- dollar effort to turn the river into a shipping channel by 1985 despite a Monday federal lawsuit. Environmental groups allege the Wallisville Dam will harm the environment and create a shallow polluted reservoir. The suit, filed in federal court, includes the Sierra Club and Houston groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity River
Daulisard Fo Worth
David H. Brune
Trinity River Authority
Brune
Wallisville
Houston
Trinity Bay
Sierra Club
Environmental Protection Fund
Houston Sportsman's Club
Houston Audubon Society
Texas Shrimp Associaton
Army Engineers
Local Grain Market and Livestock Quotations Fort Worth
Market report shows corn and grain values with cattle herd prices and hogs trading mostly steady. Cattle ranges include many weights with steers 37.00 to 44.50 and heifers 32.00 to 36.60, bulls around 41.26, hogs 18.00 to 25.00 for barrows and gilts, sows 15.25 to 15.50, in Fort Worth per UPI USDA data.
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N. Lane
Victor Brier
Brier
Clara Guinn
Hallettsville
Wm. J. Cone of
Seguin
Eloise Poenisch
Evalyn Lyles
Yoakum
Paul McChesney
Mr. C. W
George Wachtendorf
Cuero Community Hospital
Sgt
Michael P. Mills
U. S. Air Force
Lowery Afb, Colorado
Charles Tubbs
Cuero Veternarian
Mary Toland
Nell Miller
Wesley Aldis
Vesta Pritchett
J. D Edgar
Thomaston
Mrs. Edgar
A. B. Culpepper
Smiley
M. Smith
Yorktown
Silver Davis
Cuere
Cuero V.F.W
Wilfred Peters
Carl Culpepper
Treas
American Legion Civic Center
Calvin Webb
Otis Carpenter
Pilot Club
Ocuero
Dol House
Corinne Carlton
Cuero Ledge
A. F
A. M
Alwaygs
H. E. Weatherly
Wired Peters
Commander Y Seige
Frednd Funeral Home
FELTS
RCA
Bohne Boot Shop
E. Main
Polliwogs
Polly Howerteon
Angie Kleinecke
Margaret Weldon
Connie Boyle
Margaret
Great Bend
Kansas
Ruth Petty John
Homer Blantons
Billy Lymans
Bob Bishops
Fourth
McLeod Streets
Women of Grace Episcopal Church
Proctor Hall
Tony Engbrook
Marion Lane
C. W
Reuss
American National Standards Institute
United Press International
Trinity Project
the Bil
Hansen
Fort Worth
USDA
N. Esplanade
Everitt
W. Reuss Blvd
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