Local Social Notes and Birthdays Across Areas
Celebration notices and visits fill the region as Emma McDonald marks a birthday on Stratton Road. Texas Lutheran College band members from Yoakum are named, while Kathaleen Krause enjoys a river barbecue for her 10th birthday. A Houston hospital test and a May Clinic report update Mrs. Shirley Holtman after surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma McDonald
Stratton Road
Yoakum
Texas Lutheran College Band
Robert Fait
Jan Dalton
Carol Hoerig
Benny Krause
Kathaleen
Houston
Conroe
Gonzales
Linton
New Braunfels
Fort Worth
Jesse Poenitzsch
Shirley Holtman
May Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Giants Picked Kyle Rote No 1 In 1951 Draft
New York Giants selected Kyle Rote as the No 1 bonus pick in the 1951 NFL draft. Rote, now a sports telecaster, led the team to future prominence and became a notable figure in football broadcasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
UPI
Kyle Rote
New York Football Giants
Birthday Shout-Outs For Local Residents
A birthday greeting note celebrates Sandra Spears Polly Burns Louise Krueger J B Bramlette and Lindy Cusack with wishes for a happy weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Spears
Polly Burns
Louise Krueger
J. D. Bramlette
Lindy Cusack
Polliwogs and local notes from Kerrville Cuero
A collage of anecdotes from The Medallion magazine and local Cuero life. Dr Andrew Edington of Schreiner Institute is highlighted with hunting lore, a book sale by Byron Dalymple, and community snapshots including Dora Cessor at Cuero Oil Mill and Althea noting Cuero’s appeal. Community pride and travel reflections close the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inn of the Hills
Kerrville
Andrew Edington
Schreiner Institute
Dora Cessor
Ofice
Corinne Carlton
Home Hunt for Today Dress Up Salmon Dish
Improve canned salmon with a light white sauce and Sherry. Fold in Parmesan cheese, heat, and serve in ramekins or on toast. Top with sliced natural almonds for a quick, elegant addition.
Admissions and dismissals listed for school staff
The document records admissions for Izola Barnes, Evelyn Booth, Alvin Schorlemer, Katherine Davidson, and Josephine Harris, with dismissal noted for Laurence Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izola Barnes
Evelyn Boothe
Alvin Schorlemer
Katherine Davidson
Josephine Harris
Laurence Lee
Musial Sets MLB Record With 6000 Total Bases
St. Louis star Stan Musial, famed outfielder and first baseman for the Cardinals, becomes the only major league player to surpass 6000 total bases in his career, a record highlighting his all around hitting prowess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
UPI
Stan
the Man" Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Funeral services for Rae Bennet Lancaster
Rae Bennet Lancaster died after a long illness. Funeral services are at Freund Funeral Chapel at 4 p.m. officiated by Rev. C Rogers McLane, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church where she was a lifelong member. She was sister to Mrs. E B Meynard of Cuero. Ernest Meynard Jr. of Pittsburgh attended. Pallbearers: Fain McDougal Jr Dudley B McDougal Arthur Hermann III Dr Carl R Stratton A E Hensley W F Adcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Bennet Lancaster
Cuero Community Hospital
Freund
C. Rogers McLane
First Presbyterian Church
Lancaster
E. B. Meynard
Cuero
Ernest Meynard Jr
Pittsburgh
Penn
Fain McDougal Jr
Dudley B. McDougal
Arthur Hermann III
Carl R. Stratton
A. E. Hensley
W. F. Adcock
Adams family service held at Ferund Funeral Home Chapel
A funeral service for Mrs Nora Adams was held Friday at 10 a.m. at Ferund Funeral Home Chapel. Attending were John Adams Ken Adams Joe Adams Ronnie Davis David Pellerin and Paul Summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Adams
Ferund Funeral Home Chapel
John Adams
Ken Adams
Joe Adams
Ronnie Davis
David Pellerin
Paul Summers
Mrs Ann Cross Yoakum services set Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Ann Cross 43 of Yoakum will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. from Buffington Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Joseph Ray officiating. Burial follows at Rest Land Memorial Park Cemetery. She is survived by her husband James E. Cross a son Don Cross parents W. Co Alexander and wife of Yoakum a brother Bill Alexander of Abilene and a sister Mrs Bill Schmittgens of Houston. Pallbearers are Henry Posopsil Claude B Jacobs R. J. Walters Monroe Rinn Johnny Leopold and Dr A E Migebroff.
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Yoakum
Ann Cross
Buffington Funeral Home Chapel
Joseph Ray
Rest Land Memorial Park Cemetery
James E. Cross
Don Cross
Victoria
W. Co. Alexander
Bill Alexander
Abilene
Bill Schmittgens
Houston
Henry Posopsil
Claude B. Jacobs
R. J. Walters
Monroe Rinn
Johnny Leopold
A. E. Mgebroff
Bush-Eggers Campaign Notes Highlight Local Chairs
Hattenbach and Westhoff chair Bush effort while John Braden and Hochheim area lead for Bush. Mrs Zubie Walters presides over Yoakum Republican Women as campaign details continue from page 1.
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Hattenbach
Westhoff
Bush
John Braden
Hochheim
Zubie Walters
Yoakum _ Republican Women
Young Farmers of Texas Build Skill and Civic Involvement
The State Association of Young Farmers of Texas emphasizes growing capable rural leaders and promoting citizenship. It notes past achievements deserve public recognition and ongoing cooperation in community, state, and national activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Association of Young Farmers of Texas
Loco motive Engineers and Officials Meet Over Abandonment
5 P Asks Down of Brotherhood of Loco motive Engineers and Herbert Paul, chairman of the state legislative committee, both of Austin. Others present included railroad representatives R G McWhirter A O Orphan M M Bonnette Jack O Connor J K White Tom Davis and H R Matriciani. Representatives from Nueces County Navigation District Corpus Christi and Brownwood were also present. Efforts to combat the proposed abandonment had been made by Cuero Yorktown Yoakum representatives as well as DeWitt County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Herbert Paul
Brotherhood
Austin
R. G. McWhirter
A. O. Orphan
M. M. Bonnette
Jack O'Connor
J. K. White
Tom Davis
H. R. Matriciani
Nueces County
Corpus Christi
Brownwood
Southern Pacific plans abandonment of Cuero Branch stretch
Southern Pacific Transportation Company filed on August 28 1970 with the Interstate Commerce Commission for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to abandon the Cuero Branch Victoria Subdivision from Milepost 55.67 near Cuero to Milepost 102.19 Stockdale totaling 46.52 miles in DeWitt Gonzales and Wilson Counties Texas. Protests may lead to hearings and should be filed promptly after notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific Transportation Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington, D.C
Cuero
Victoria
Stockdale
DeWitt
Gonzales
Wilson Counties
Texas
Commission
Agricultural Agent Hohn Opens Brazos County Records
The passage recalls Hohn’s role as Agricultural Agent for Brazos County and marks him among the school’s greatest athletic record keepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hohn
Brazos County
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J. C. Penney
Boy Scout Troop 241
Henry Schawe
Albert Hackney
Mrs. Warren
Range
Adele Tanis
Jim Goode
Southern Pacific
Alvin Schroller
Garlan Harwood
Jake Harwood
Portland
T. B. Phillips
Jimmy Zitelman
Texas Lutheran College
Arthur Koehler
Lillie Stolleis
Rote No
Bulova
Caravelle
Wyler
Lester Frers
Berning & Wagner
W. Reuss Blvd
Shiner
Bere
Bowen Disiriluting CO
Frederick William
Spoetzl Brewery, Inc
Shiner, Texas
Yablonski
Claude E. Vealey
United Mine Workers
Joseph Yablonski
Cleveland
FBI
Vealey
Pennsylvania
Polliwogs
Polly Howerton
North America
Byron Dalymple
Byron
Win Oliver
Robert Sollock
Althe
MS Atev Eninks
Stan the
Man
Mrs. Rae Lancaster
Mrs. Ann Cross
Kleinecke Nursery
N. Esplanade
SUN
Cuerko Municipal Park
ST. Michael’s Catholic Church
Southern Pacific Transportation
Ramsey’s Restaurant
DeTar Hospital
N. Navarro
Freund Funeral Home
Reuss
Rialto
Colby
First Baptist Church
Proctor Hall
Bill G. Arnold
Dave Blanton
Village Discount Record Center
Village Shop Center
RHD Shop
Forrest Street Professional Building
Spain
England
Phillipines
China
Italy
Bohemia
Siam
Sweden
France
Germany
Australia
India
Hungary
Yoakum, Texas
Florafax
Kleinecke
City of Cuero Utilities
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