Weekend Socials Include Visits Across Texas
The page lists numerous weekend visits and family gatherings across Texas. Jack Colliday and Chris Krueger from Texas A&M Cadet Corps spent time with the Krueger family in Cuero, while Julius Wanjura and Nancy Foot visited relatives in Austin and Cuero. Clergy members Rev. Lee Taylor and Rev. L. C. Sansom, with wives and children, were noted in Hearne and Cuero respectively. Also recorded are plant arrivals from Kleinecke Nursery in Cuero and trips to San Antonio for Ice Capades.
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Jack Colliday
Chris Krueger
Texas A&m University Cadet Corps
W . Krueger
Lee Taylor
Hearne
Bill Umphres
Glenda
Tina
Donna
Leah
Decorum Wins as Sydney University Opens Mixed Sauna
The university opened its sauna to mixed bathing on the first day but only one couple used it, both wearing bathrobes "in the interest of decorum." Students watched and applauded as the couple disrobed and entered, escorted by a university official.
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Sydney Upi
Sydney University
Local notes from Cuero and area Sunday events
Sunday morning 58 degree reading near Cuero as friends Sheron and Gene Finney visited Corpus Christi. Rosemary Kokernot in Austin for granddaughter Rosemary Ratliffe's arrival. Mrs W D Thompson moved to Yorktown nursing home. Nesta Bohne Taylor prepares Arts & Crafts shop openings. Astros host San Francisco Giants in Houston. birthdays announced for several residents. Home hint suggests beef and chicken bouillon cubes for gravies.
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W. D. Thompson
Cuero Community Hospital
Yorktown
Regional Broadcast Commenced in Edna KWBY Debuts at 5 000 Watts
KWBY in Edna began broadcasting with a mu sic news and special programming plan. The 5 000 watt temporary start serves the Trail of Six Fines counties including Jackson Victoria DeWitt Refumie Calhoun Lavaca and Gol iad and Corpus China area. G B Sandy Sandlin is manager with Bill Ussery Frank Page Hamilton Masters and Ellen Franklis among staff.
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KWBY
Edna
Phillip J. Tibbett
Gene Ritchey
Gulf Coast
Trail of
Corpus China
Federal Communications Commission
G. B
Sandy) Sandlin
Bill Ussery
Frank Page
Hamilton Masters
Ellen Franklis
Cuero Club Meeting and Film at Cuero High
Peester club meets at Cuero High School at 7 00 p m with a short business session. A football film is shown and the meeting aims to finish in time for attendees to watch Monday Night Football on TV.
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Peester Club
Cuero High School
Lockhart
Memorial for John A. Kavasar of Corpus Christi
John A. Kavasar 9 of Corpus Christi died Saturday in Corpus Christi. Survivors include wife Emma Kavasar and son John W. Kavasar both of Corpus Christi, daughters Julia Mae Johnson Victoria and Mattie Fergus Corpus Christi, three grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Services set Monday at 4 p.m. at Oak Memorial Chapel. Rev Don Wv Richey of Corpus Christi will officiate. Interment Hillside Cemetery.
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John A. Kavasar
Corpus Christi
Kavasar
Emma Kavasar
John W. Kavasar
Julia Mae Johnson
Victoria
Mattie Fergus
Oak Memorial Chapel
Don Wv. Richey
Hillside Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Evan Braune in Nordheim
Funeral services for Mrs Evan Braune 80 of Nordheim were held at Lamprecht Funeral Home with the Rev Nelson Klar officiating. Burial followed in Nordheim Cemetery. She died in a Yorktown nursing home. Born April 5 1891 at Weesache she was the daughter of Henry and Hermina Schlosser. She married Egon Braune in 1917. He died in 1970. Surviving are two sons Clifford Braune and Allen Braune a daughter Mrs Charles Birchfield a brother Wilbert Schlosser five sisters and 11 grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Yorktown
Evan Braune
Nordheim
Lamprecht
Nelson Klar
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Ceme
Tery
Braune
Yorkwa
Weesatchepril
Henry
Hermina Meyer Schlosser
Egon Braune
Iifford Braune
San Antonio
Allen Braune
California
Charles Birchfield
Port Lavaca
Wilbert Schlosser
Corpus Christi
Thermography device aids cancer and stroke detection
New York based Health ex markets a thermographic infrared radiometer to scan surface temperatures for cancer, carotid lesions, and other conditions. The non invasive device complements X rays and offers a safe diagnostic method. Electro-Nucleonics in New Jersey and Bethesda markets a hepatitis blood test called the hemagglutination inhibition test claimed to be faster and more sensitive than prior methods.
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New York
Yt Healthex
Has & i Iy
Sweden
Texas
Barnes Engineering
Electro-Nucleonics, Inc
Vairtichd
Bethesda
Hearing Aid Workshop Set For Tuesday
A Cuero area hearing workshop for the hard of hearing is set for Tuesday at the Sands Motel. Beltone dealer H R Mayhall of Austin says the event runs 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and offers free instrument inspection, cleaning, and minor repairs.
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Cuero
Sands Motel
H. R. Mayhall
Beltone Hearing Aid Service
F. 7Th
Austin
Texas
Beltone Electronics Corporation
Beltone
Mayhall
Cradle Roll Babies Born in Cuero and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Ermand Torrez Nordheim welcomed a daughter Steven Rayna born September 17 at 10 6 am in Cuero Community Hospital weighing 9 lbs 2 oz. Mr and Mrs David Aleman Cuero welcomed David Allen born September 18 at 1 16 am in Cuero Community Hospital weighing 6 lbs 14 1 4 oz. Mr and Mrs David Thompson of Uvalde welcomed Michelle Ezell born September 4 at 9 05 am weighing 8 lbs 11 1 2 oz in Cuero Community Hospital. Maternal grandparents Guy McElroy Ingleside and Gordon Thompson Cuero are listed as relations.
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Ermand Torrez
Nordheim
Steven Rayna
Cuero Community Hospital
David Aleman
Cuero
David Allen
David
David Thompson
Uvalde
Michelle Ezell
Guy McElroy
Ingleside
Gordon Thompson
City faces tree loss fears as paving divides residents
Live Oak residents recall a previous street tree removal for paving and express strong outrage over the loss of another tree. The dispute centers on preserving the town’s canopy while pursuing road improvements.
Octogenarian swimmer rewarded for long outdoor season
Walter Strempel a 81 year old former engineer swam 117 times in the 123 days the local outdoor pool was open this season. The city administration awarded him several free indoor pool tickets to stay in shape through winter.
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Kaiserslautern
Germany
UPI
Walter Strempel
Umbrella Fair Opens to Boost Italian Trade
The second National Umbrella Fair opened Sunday in Busto Arsizio to spur a rising market. The umbrella industry already brings more than 6.4 million dollars yearly in foreign currency into Italy's coffers.
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Busto Arsizio
Italy
UPI
Widowed mother’s purse found after dump search
In Wals Bromwich England garbage workers found nine pounds 22.2 dollars in a purse tossed with newspapers by widow Mrs Lillian Cornfield. The men recovered the purse at the town dump and were thanked by Mrs Cornfield with a bouquet of thanks.
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Wast Bromwich
England
UPI
Lillian Cornfield
Harry Creed
Students protest uniforms at Mayesbrook School
Fifty teenagers staged a sit down strike at Mayesbrook Comprehensive School in Dagenham England to protest wearing school uniforms. They said they preferred jeans and hot pants to school attire.
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Dagenham
England
Mayesbrook
Pro Football Standings and Monday Night Game
American Conference standings list Atlanta San Francisco Dallas Buffalo Cincinnati Philadelphia Cleveland Houston New England Oakland New York Giants Green Bay Chicago Pittsburgh Washington St Louis New Orleans Los Angeles Miami Denver. Tie San Diego Kansas City Baltimore New York Jets. Monday night game Minnesota at Detroit at 8 p.m. on national television.
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Atlanta
San Francisco
Dallas
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Houston
New England
Oakland
New York Giants
Green
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Washington
St. Louis
New Orleans
Los Angeles
Miami
Denver
San Diego
Kansas City
Baltimore
New York Jets
England
Minnesota
Detroit
Green Bay
New York
Montreal
St Louis
Houston i
NFL Week Highlights From Early Season Action
Shaw threw for four TDs as Dallas beat Buffalo 49-37. Hill added four TD runs. Baltimore built a big lead over the Jets behind Norm Bulaich’s 198 rushing yards and Alan Ameche’s long standing record. Raiders upset by Patriots 20-6. 49ers fall 20-7 to Falcons. Washington edges St. Louis 24-17. New Orleans beats the Rams 24-20 on a late score. Lions vs Vikings tonight at 8 on Channel 12.
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Calvin Hill
Dallas
Buffalo
Baltimore
New York Jets
Norm Bulaich
Alan
Ameche
Oakland
Raiders
New England Patriots
San Francisco 49Ers
Falcons
Atlanta
Washington
St. Louis
New Orleans
L.A. Rams
Detroit Lions
Minnesota Vikings
Livestock prices mixed in San Antonio market report
UPI USDA notes cattle and calves at 28M with slaughter cows stable but few other-slaughter classes tested. cows 21.90 to 22.70, feeders showing mixed ranges across weight classes. Hogs near steady with barrows and gilts 17.50 and 290-450 lb sows at 14.00 to 14.75. Sheep and goats not enough for test. limited activity across categories.
Oregon students roll 931 miles to set keg record
Six Oregon collegians completed a 931 mile track from San Francisco to Tumwater ending at noon Wednesday at Olympia Brewing Co to set a world keg rolling record. They began September 2 and raised 1300 dollars for muscular dystrophy funds with a brewery donation.
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Tumwater, Wash
Oregon Collegians
San Francisco
Tumwater Coun
Golden Gate Park
Olympia Brewing Co
Washington State University
Bell ringers free at Kirby Moorside church
The Rev. Michael Wright of All Saints Church found two workers trapped in the belfry when church bells rang unexpectedly during belt repairs. He investigated and freed them after realizing the timing device malfunctioned.
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Kirby Moorside
Eagle Ups
Michael Wright
All Saints Church
Yorktown Wildcats Impress In DeWitt County Action
Yorktown Wildcats improve to 2-1-1 as DeWitt County teams post strong showings in Friday football. Notables include Laiien Johnson returning, Alois Blackwell and Bobby Guenther sharing carries, and coach Gilbreth noting 30 Gobbiers on varsity with solid depth.
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Laiien Johnson
Alois Blackwell
Bobby Guenther
Mean Green
Maurice Williams
Gilbreth
Baseball scores and schedule from the day
Baseball results include Boston 4 over Baltimore 1 and New York 3 over Cleveland 2. California 2 beat Chicago 0 while Minnesota 6 defeated Kansas City 3. In two games Kansas City 5 won over Minnesota 2 in the second game Oakland 6 beat Milwaukee 2. Remaining games: Baltimore at New York, Cleveland at Washington twi night. The first game of a suspended contest reached the 17th inning.
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Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Washington
New York
Cleveland
California
Chicago
Minnesota
Kansas City
Oakland
Milwaukee
National League East Results and Matchups
Baseball box scores show Chicago 6 Philadelphia 5 and Montreal 0 at Pittsburgh 2 and other results including Los Angeles 12 Atlanta 0 and 4 0 in second game. Today's schedule lists Philadelphia at Montreal.
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Philadelphia
Montreal
Cuero Hospital Admits Fischer and Wol ford
Cuero Community Hospital lists admissions for Mary Fischer and Si Lee Wol ford. Discharges include Lupe Olguin.
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Cuero Community Hospital
Mary Fischer
Si Lee Wolford
Astro's Take Two Of Three Games With Reds
Joe Morgan homered on the first pitch of the 11th inning to lift the Houston Astros to a 5 4 win over the Cincinnati Reds in the final 1971 meeting. Morgan received the Astros most popular player award and extended his hitting streak to 18 games. The Astros had split the series with a 4 1 win and a 2 11 inning loss, finish with 13 victories and 5 defeats while awaiting rematch with the Giants in the Astrodome.
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Joe Morgan
Houston Astros
Cincinnati Reds
Little Joe
Astro
Astros
Houston
Jim Ray
Reds
San Francisco Giants
Astrodome
Giants
Los Angeles
San Diego
Cuero Football Agenda For This Week
Cuero teams travel to Floresville on Thursday for seventh and eighth grade games at 6 and 7 30 pm. The ninth grade and B team from Floresville visit Cuero to face Cuero coaches Art Bowers Ben Colwell and Charley Braun. Cuero aims for first wins while Refugio hosts Cuero Friday in a key Class 2A matchup.
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Floresville
Gene Parks
Lanny Havermann
Cuero
Art Bowers
Ben Colwell
Charley Braun
Lockhart Lions
Canyon
Refugio
Bobcats
Gilbreth
Sinton
Gobblers
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Larry Foot
Leslie Wenjura
Kleinecke Nursery
Ado
Alfonso Gonzales
Mec Gonzales
Carmen Gonzales
Bill Markowski
Cheries Parker
Sylvia Lee
Filitor
D. L. Prentice
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Polliwogs
Polly Howerton
Farmers State Bank
Sheron
Gene Finney
Rosemary Kokernot
Littl
Rosemary Ratiiffe
Nesta Bohne Taylor
Claire Hamilton
Erna Thieme
Lille Laas
W. FE. Tolbert Jr
Robby Heyer
Jeff and
Kyle Dietze
Freund Funeral Home
Aantia
Texans
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Hypnotique
Prinitif
Golden Woods
All du Barry Eye
Elecka Drug
N. Esplanade
Fgon Braune
Ciolden
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NFL
Record Sports Department
Shaw
Pat Laake
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la Vernia
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Devine
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Kenneth Barnett
WOW
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Sean Connery
Rt Cee
W. Reuss Blvd
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Tel-A-Win CO
Marion C. Weber
ISA
Esplanade
South Texas
Joe Short