St Louis Visitors Highlight Cuero Social Notes
Bac easy St. Louis and Mrs John Macha return after visiting parents Mr and Mrs Albert Macha and Edwin Hilbrichs family in Westhoff Free moth proofing storage Fischer Laundry and Cleaners Edna visitors Audie Belcher Cuero Victor J Moreno son of Victor and Mrs Moreno Yoakum completes Air Force basic training Lackland AFB Vergil Harbers son of Victor Harbers Yoakum graduates Lowry AFB munitions course
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Macha
St. Louis
Albert Macha
Edwin Hilbrich
Westhoff
Audie Belcher
Edna, Tex
Cuero
Victor J. Moreno
Victor M. Moreno
Route 3
Yoakum, Texas
Lackland Afb
Vergil R. Harbers
Victor Harbers
Aubrey St
Yoakum
Lowry Afb
Colorado
U.S. Air Force
Air Training Command
E Z Ryder Returns to Cuero for Teen Help Column
E Z Ryder announces a new Cuero Record column offering to answer letters from Cuero's youth. Readers are invited to mail problems jokes or ideas to his postbox in Cuero Texas for responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bad Penney
E. Z. Ryder
Cuero
Cuero Record
P.O. Box
Texas
Cueroites Kin Killed In Accident
Bret Cannon five year old Cueroite died after being run over by a car April five in Hayden Colorado. He was the son of Jud and Mrs Cannon of Hayden and buried there. Survived by Joe Kohutek of San Antonio and Adam Kohutek of Cuero, grandparents and great grandparents. Evie Adcock, Ollie Harris, Medina Harwood, Cal Adcock and Eva Pearson listed as aunts and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bret Cannon
Hayden
Colorado
Jud Cannon
Joe Kohutek
San Antonio
Cueroites
Adam Kohutek
Cuero
Evie Adcock
Ollie Harris
Medina Harwood
Cal Adcock
Eva Pearson
Yorktown
Local insurers to attend Leaders Conference in San Francisco
E. P. Morrow and F. A. Schultz, prominent local insurance men, will attend the Leaders Conference at the San Francisco Hilton May 3-6 as guests of their firm. They join the 1971 Top Hat club as sales leaders with their wives accompanying them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Morrow
F. A. Schultz
Morrow and Schultz
San Francisco Hilton
San Francisco
California
DeWitt County 1969 Census Details 1693 Farms
DeWitt County shows 1,693 farms in the 1969 Census of Agriculture from the U S Bureau of the Census. Of these, 760 farms sold $2,500 or more of agricultural products. Average farm size is 334.7 acres with an average farm value of $55,969. Total farm sales reach $13,312,431. For the first time, the census reports corporate structure among the larger farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt County
U. S S. Department of Commerce
Bureau of the Census
Department
Social and Economic Statistics Administration
SESA
U.S. Forces Sustain Losses in Vietnam Action
The Cobra gunship crew of two were rescued while two AHI Cobra crewmen were missing after their aircraft went down in the Mekong Delta 150 miles southwest of Saigon. Major fighting rages in Quang Tri An Loc the Mekong Delta south of Saigon and the Central Highlands with additional clashes near Cambodia. Communist forces advance at Loc Ninh though gains near Quang Tri are uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mekong Delta
Saigon
South Vietnam
Quang Tri Province
An Loc
Central Highlands
Cambodia
Loc Ninh
Quang Tri
Landscape committee names members and proposed changes
A continuation of landscaping notes lists Mrs. Poizin and committee members including Mesdames Jim Conrad Errol Dietze Maurice Aronstein DeWayne Scott Lester Giese Aliso Bob Pickens Phil Einster John Post and Kency Sheppard with a written request for suggested changes for downtown area improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fage One
Mrs. Poizin
Aliso Mesdames
Bob Pickens
Phil Einster
John Post
Kency Sheppard
De-Go-La Committee Reviews DeWitt County Projects
The De-Go-La Agricultural Development Committee for DeWitt County met in March to discuss improving marketing of agricultural products and introducing new crops. Topics included pre conditioning calves, boosting beef cattle production, irrigation use, and greenhouse tomato production with attendance by Heinie Bade, Darrell Cooper, Reiffert Blackwell, Leon Nagel, Orval Wright, H C McDonald, and Carol Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agri-Business and
DeWitt County
Green House
De-Go-La
Heinie Bade
de- Go-La
Darrell Cooper
Cuero
Reiffert Blackwell
Leon Nagel
ASCS
Orval Wright
H. C. McDonald
SCS
Carol Wood
UPI Opens Texas Bureau in San Antonio
UPI announces a new Texas bureau based in San Antonio with K Mack Sisk as manager. The unit covers southwest Texas including the Rio Grande Valley, using the AL wire call letters from the Alamo shrine. Other Texas bureaus include Dallas Houston Austin and Lubbock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
UPI
Texas
United Press International
K. Mack Sisk
Robert E. Crennen
Southwest
San Antonio
Houston
San Antonio Light
Sisk
Edinburg
Rio Grande Valley
the Alamo
Manned Spacecraft Center
Austin
Lubbock
Pecan Field Day Slated in DeWitt County
The DeWitt County Pecan Growers Association schedules a Pecan Field Day on Tuesday April 11 starting at 1 30 p m at the Edwin Ward native pecan bottom with demonstrations on budding and grafting. Dr Jerra Johnson Extension Service Plant Pathologist will discuss pecan diseases and control. Growers and others interested are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt County Pecan Growers Association
Edwin Ward
Lawrence Dietze
Ward Place
Cuero
Precinct 4 County Barn
Ward
Johnson 1955 Heart Attack Update From Hurst
Johnson showed improved blood pressure and was described as comfortable by Hurst though he still experienced occasional periodic pain during his medical update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Hurst
Lutherans To Host Southern District Assembly
St. Mark's Lutheran Church Women will host the Southern District Assembly on Saturday April 15 with registration from 8 30 to 9 30 a m. The meeting runs 9 30 a m to 3 30 p m and invites all women for a learning fellowship with the theme My Witness To Christ In The 70s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's
DeWitt County Home Demonstration Council Meets
The DeWitt County Home Demonstration Council met Friday April 7 at 2 p.m. in the electric cooperative conference room with 14 members and agent Mrs. Mildred Martin present. Plans target parade entry for Yoakum Tom-Tom in June Nordheim 75th Anniversary in September and Cuero Turkey Trot in October. Election of club officers set for the May meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt County Home Demonstration Council
DeWitt County Electric Cooperative
August Helmers
Wm. Kozelski
Mildred Martin
Nordheim
Funeral services for Cacilie Meyer Seidel
Funeral services for Cacilie Meyer Seidel 63 were held Saturday at St John Lutheran Church Westhoff with Rev Harvey Rongers officiating. Burial followed at Westhoff Cemetery under Oak Memorial Funeral Home. Pallbearers included Joe Schwab Walter Vaughn Walter Thigpen Monte Bill Real Orin Meyer Randy R Hunnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cacilie Meyer Seidel
St. John's Lutheran Church
Westhoff
Harvey Rongers
Oak Memorial Funeral Home
Joe Schwab
Walter Vaughn
Walter Thigpen
Monte Bill Real
Orin Meyer
Randy R. Hunnam
Cancer Control Month Crusade Appeal Letter
Dear Editor April is Cancer Control Month as proclaimed by the President and Congress. The Society conducts its annual educational and fundraising Crusade. There are 1,500,000 people in the United States who have been cured of cancer. We would be grateful for your cooperation, Mrs. E. T. Summers Jr. American Cancer Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Caner
E. T. Summers Jr
American Cancer Society
Dodge Colt Offers Surprising Room and Power
Dodge Colts draw attention with a 95.2 inch wheel base and 160 inch length. An official notes the car gets 30 miles per gallon and accelerates to 70 mph, inviting potential buyers to test drive and feel the roomy interior and quick pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
Leske
Library Book Reviews from Cuero Public Library
A shipment of youth books is reviewed here. The Story Of Your Skin by Edith Lucie Weart explains skin structure growth temperature and touch signals with two color illustrations. Astronauts In Training by Cc B Colby describes astronaut training machines and prep for space. Singners Of the Declaration by Katherine Bake less dramatizes events before the Declaration of Independence and profiles the signers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero Public Library
Edith Lucie Weart
Edith Weart
Cc. B. Colby
Katherine
John Bakeless
Cuero Young Homemakers Stage Night Of Pageant Stars
Kim Kuecker among finalists at the Cuero Young Homemakers fourth annual Miss night. Contestants paraded with number tags, escorted by local volunteers, while Faye Goebel and local acts provided piano, dance and song entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Rath
Donnie Garrett
Stephen Schumacher
Mark Schumacher
Ray Wanjura
Buck Blain
Michael Spence
Chris Coppedge
Michael Wolf
John Doehrman
Lynn Wolf
Kevin Fitzpatrick
Bart Goebel
Brad Goebel
Cuero Young Homemakers
Brandi Adams
Sandra Barron
Kelly Barta
Debbie Berger
Alison Blackwell
Tammy Blain
Vicki Blank
Sherry Burkett
Elizabeth Caraway
Amber Dean
Iris Dobbins
Lanie Fetters
Charlotte Friedrichs
Monica Garrett
Kathleen Hairston
Laura Hunnam
Kim Kuecker
Wendy Mazurek
Shelli Pakebusch
Laurie Rath
Melanie Sager
Melissa Schulle
Lynette Short
Lisa Spence
Camille Whitten
Puff the Magic Dragon
Jo Lynn Henry
Linda Ley
D'Ette Pieper
Mary J. Moore
Debbie Prenzler
Cuero Record Classifieds Daily Read
The Cuero Record features daily classified notices including listings for jobs rentals and personal ads. Readers scan for opportunities and notices within the local Cuero community and surrounding area.
Old Cans Recycled Into New Steel
In June 1971 seven major steel firms initiated a program to recycle almost every discarded steel can. Cans collected by citizens' groups are melted in furnaces nationwide, with magnetic separation yielding large quantities from cities like Chicago Atlanta Oakland and Franklin Ohio. Detainers and scrap processors provide millions more cans for recycling into steel items such as refrigerators and bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bethlehem, Jones and Laughlin
Kaiser National
United States Steel
Wheeling-Pittsburgh
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Chicago
Atlanta
Oakland
Franklin
Ohio
Westhoff Rabid Dog Killed Near City Limits
A rabid dog was killed Wednesday morning at the Westhoff city limits after a report to Dr. Charles Tubbs by Edgar Arndt of Westhoff. The item notes local council discussions on paving Morgan Avenue and mentions area residents and events including a Mull Hotel Rose Room opening, a Turkey Trot fundraiser, and personnel changes at local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westhoff
Charles Tubbs
Edgar Arndt
Bill Nami
Morgan Avenue
Morgan
Josephine Griffin
Bulah Hill
Mull Hotel
Henry J. Koenig Jr
Livestock markets steady to higher in San Antonio weekly report
Cattle and calves show gains with slaughter cows up to 50, bulls up to 50, and feeders uneven. Hogs fall 25 to 50 cents, sows weaker, goats insufficient data. Sheep near steady with good feeder lambs and slaughter ewes trading modestly. Prices listed by weight and class across cattle, hogs, sheep, and goats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Antonio Livestock
SAN Antonio Upi
USDA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fischer Laundry and Cleaners
Cuero Community Hospital
Francisco Rodriguez
Charla
Causey
Thelma Allison
Lillian Kure
Rialto
Trogolden Maner
Rouen
David Lean
Doctor Zuivago
Panavision
Bob Wood
N. Lackey
Ryan
N. Gonzales
South
Surface Burial Vault CO
Broadway
Keeslers
F.o.b
Nathan Post Lumber CO
Reuss’ Pharmacy
N. Esplanade
Cuerclles
DeWitt
U. S
L. A
Pecan Field
HD Council
Dodge
Library Book Reviews
Detiiners
Commerce
City of Cuero
Victoria
Victoria College
Robert Wiley Post
Barbara Ann Wieland
Sandra Bea Morisse
Teddy Harwood
Texas A&i
Mary Peavy
Inez Sawyers
Nancy Ladd
David
Newman
Alamo Lumber Company
S. Esplanade
S. E. Walker
Beeville
Jack Howerton
Kenneth Buenger
Fort Sam Houston
Hansen Feed & Supply
American Legion Civic Center
Otis Carpenter
Emil Buchhorn, Jr
Cuero Lodge
Welccome
Jack Edgar
8. E
Rawhide Riders Assn. Inc
Doll House Cafe
John C. Hamilton
FE. Reuss Vd
City Park
Wilfred Peters
Wilfred Leist
Pilot Club OF
Doll House
Corinne Carlton
Cuero V.E.W
N. Y A
Carl Culpepper
Treas
Lions Club
Freund Funeral Home
W. Reuss Blvd
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