Local visitors and health notes from Cuero area
Mrs J C Meadows of Clyde visits her daughter in Cuero while Mrs Betty Ley and Mrs Ethyl B Koenig receive National Secretaries Week corsages from State Welfare Department staff. Several families travel to St Croix and Rockport for visits and a shower for Mrs Leslie Casterline Jr. in Cuero. Kas Morgan remains in Cuero Community Hospital recovering from a mild stroke. Marine Jay Pietsch and Miss Nancy Hadamek visit J D Meyland in Westhoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Ley
Ethel B. Koenig
State Department of Public Welfare
Frances Nelson
Dorys Buie
Judy Blackwell
Kas Morgan
Cuero Community Hospital
Marine Jay Pietsch
Nancy Hadamek
Victoria
J. D. Meyland
Westhoff
John Blackwell
Ava Nell St. Clair
Rockport
Leslie Casterline Jr
Beth St. Clair
Cuero
Leslie Casterline Sr
New Border Diplomatic Steps in 1871 Settlement
Allan Nevins notes 1871 diplomacy settling U S Britain disputes over Confederate raiders Alabama and other ships. A commission, with Fish and Granville, ended with five arbitrators, paying the United States 15.5 million dollars after losses estimated over a billion. The case averted a potential third British U S war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rose
London
Fish
Granville
U.S
Alabama
Florida
Shenandoah
Washington
Stuart L. Bernath
U. of California Press
Polliwogs by Polly Howerton and Cuero happenings
A local page features Polly Howerton's column Polliwogs with notes on visits by Avis Marie Cochran and family to Cuero, car buffs, and a San Antonio Fiesta guest. It also lists events from the New Braunfels Art League spring show in Landa Park and birthday greetings, plus a kitchen tip on beef for quick meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Braunfels Art League
Landa Park
P. O
New Braunfels
Texas
Correction Corrects Miss Cuero Contest Semifinal Names
The Cuero Record article corrects omissions in the Littkhe Miss Cuero contest listing Pamela Schlinke among the semifinalists and adds Vicky Blank to the contestant list rather than the semifinalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamela Schlinke
Vicky Blank
House Bill Details on FEI Paso and Dallas Area Centers
The House continues discussion on FEI Paso and Dallas Fort Worth center locations and an increased formula for state aid to junior colleges. It excludes the Senate funded 21.9 million for faculty pay raises in state colleges and universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Fei Paso
Dallas-Fort Worth
Senate
High Court Sets Limits on Desegregation Yardstick
The court allows desegregation aims to guide decisions without mandating rigid rules. It supports district efforts toward maximal integration and notes optional transfers with free transportation as effective tools. It permits flexible attendance zones and interim zone adjustments while evaluating methods against desegregation objectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burger
Convention One amendment authorizes builders risk insurance acceptance
Walter E. Coldewey executive secretary of the Texas Association of Mutual Insurance Companies addressed the Tuesday session. Germania Mutual of Brenham attended. Hochheim Prairie Mutual now has over 17,000 members and more than $200 million in force. A proposal to reduce delegates failed and was not adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Coldewey
Texas Association of Mutual Insurance Companies
Germania Mutual of Brenham
Hochheim Prairie Mutal
Cuero Record Daily Classifieds Highlight Notices
Daily Cuero Record classifieds feature ongoing ads for employment real estate merchandise and services. Readers find job postings apartment rentals vehicle sales and personal notices alongside legal public announcements and small business listings.
Weather Clearing Trend Follows Front Across Texas
A weather front moved through West Texas bringing clearing skies to the east toward Childress. Rain fell widely, easing drought in San Angelo with up to six inches last Thursday and Friday, plus another quarter inch Monday. Cotulla and South Texas experienced over an inch, while Hereford endured a $2.5 million tornado-related damage on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
Childress
Hereford
Texas
San Angelo
Cotulla
South Texas
Panhandle
Baby Lisa Marie born in Cuero with Rath family ties
Mr and Mrs Gerald Rath of Cuero welcome a baby girl Lisa Marie born April 17 at Cuero Community Hospital. The infant weighs 6 pounds 11 ounces and is welcomed by a brother Chris. Maternal grandparent Mrs Gideon Dreyer and paternal grandparent Alvin Rath are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Rath
Cuero
Cuero Community Hospital
Lisa Marie
Gideon Dreyer
Alvin Rath
Lisa
Chris
Obituary for Sylvester Mike with funeral plans
Funeral services for Sylvester Mike 47 who died April 16 in a local hospital will be held Wednesday at 2 00 p m from Little Zion Baptist Church Rev A Bedford will officiate burial will be in Woodman Cemetery Jamison Funeral Home in charge Survivors include five sisters Mrs Willie Mae Bates Mrs Sarah M Smith Mrs Leola Johnson all of Cuero Mrs Elnora Dix of Corpus Christi Texas and Mrs Annie M Leonard of Portland Oregon and four brothers Robert Mike of Hollister California Manuel Mike and Tommie Mike of Houston Texas Arthur Mike Jr of New York City and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Mike
Little Zion Baptist Church
A. Bedford
Woodman Cemetery
Jamison Funeral Home
Willie Mae Bates
Sarah M. Smith
Leola Johnson
Cuero
Elnora Dixon
Corpus Christi
Texas
Annie M. Leonard
Portland
Court Upholds Death Sentence for Waco Father
The Court of Criminal Appeals upheld the death sentence given to Robert Curry of Waco for the beating death of his four year old son. Curry claimed improper defense, jury misconduct, and unlawful juror disqualification due to death penalty objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
UPD
Court of Criminal Appeals
Robert Curry
Waco
Curry
Gary Cooper Ill With Cancer Receives Cobalt Treatments
Record Files notes Gary Cooper was gravely ill with cancer and underwent cobalt therapy reserved for extreme cases. The brief mentions the actor's serious condition and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Cooper
Fidel Castro
Kennedy
Senate
F. W. Schorlemer
Alfred Sthele
Yorktown
Cuero
Parade route crowd near 7.5 million in New York Day event
Police Commissioner Murphy estimated seven and a half million people lined Gen. MacArthur's parade route in New York City. Oil tanker collision reported in the Gulf of Mexico. Fire plugs across the city receiving fresh coats of paint. Arthur Jr. and John Means, twin sons of Cuero residents, enlisted in the U S Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Murphy
Gen. MacArthur
New York City
Gulf of Mexico
Arthur Jr
John Means
Arthur Means
Cuero
U. S. Air Force
Fort Worth Live Stock Prices Mixed Across Classes
UPI reports Fort Worth livestock markets with cattle and calves mostly steady to higher, hogs steady to active, and sheep steady. Slaughter cows up to 1.00, bulls to 27.90, calves around 30.60, feeders and heifers show varied gains, with spring lambs 25.00 to 28.50 and utility ewes 5.00 to 6.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
UPI
USDA
Mills urges $2 minimum wage with early Feb 1972 target
House Ways and Means Chairman Wilbur Mills calls for a $2.00 hourly minimum wage next February 1972 for about 9 million workers, arguing it would boost spending power and reduce welfare costs. He also weighs reviving the investment tax credit to aid economic stimulus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael L. Posner
Washington
UPD
House
Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
Congress
Mills
Mill
House Labor Committee
Carl Albert
Frost to return only with broad network visibility
David Frost says he will not host London Weekend alone as the program cannot afford him. He will consider a return only if he can be seen on most of the British network. Frost describes himself as built like an ox and mentions long workdays and a fondness for big breakfasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost
Buttery's Drug Store Opens Prompt Prescriptions
Our desire is to fill your prescriptions quickly and accurately. We wish to be your personal pharmacist. Buttery's Drug Store announces its opening and commitment to speedy service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buttery's Drug Store
Life Scout Rank Awarded to Kenneth Schumacher
During a weekly Boy Scout Troop 243 meeting Kenneth Schumacher advanced to Life Scout. His Life Badge was presented by his father, Marvin Schumacher. John C. Hamilton, Scoutmaster, presented A G Webster and Howard Webster with Troop 243 neckerchiefs. Webster and Webster transferred from Troop 250 Yorktown to Cuero. An Order of the Arrow election was held, with tapped-out status planned at Summer Camp June 17. The group prepared for Camp-O-Ree at Live Oak District near Shiner with departure Friday afternoon and return Sunday noon. A packing session will be held Thursday evening at 7:00 p.m. at the Scout Hut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Schumacher
Kenneth
Marvin Schumacher
John C. Hamilton
A. G. Webster
Howard Webster
A. G
Howard
Yorktown
Cuero
Order-of the-Arrow
Order-Of-The- Arrow
Brotherhood of Honor
Troop 243
Live Oak
Scouts Honor Burns Cemetery Marker Dedication
Scouts in attendance at the Burns Cemetery Historical Marker Dedication Ceremony were named as Scouts of the week. During the closing, Troop bugler Steve Barlow earned a musician's badge, according to the troop reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiat Wif
Burns Cemetery
Steve Barlow
Lindenau 4-H Holds Annual Cancer Drive
Lindenau 4 H Club held its annual cancer drive on April 13 with films on cancer by Dr. Raymond Reese. At a recent meeting, reports covered county contests livestock show 4 H council and senior camp. Next meeting set for April 27 with a food demonstration by Mrs. Dave Matejek and Darlene Buchhorn in charge of April events. John Matejek is club reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindenau
4- H Club
Raymond Reese
Dave Matejek
Darlene Buchhorn
John Matejek
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J. C. Meadows
Clyde, Tex
Harry Holster
Charles Riebselager
St. Croix
Virgin Islands
Robert Dunn
San Antonio
Mev Blondel
Clyde Wofford
Mrs. Wofford
Nixon Nursing Home
Pet Currie of
Gonzales
Gerhardt Meuller
Edwin Hilbrich
Claudius Green
Paul’s Valley
Oklahoma
Caesar
Daybook of America
Canada
United States
Santo Domingo
Sumner
Grant
Allan Nevins
Punch
Harper's Weekly
New York
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Polliwogs
BY Polly Howerton
Avis Marie Cochran
Bobby
Shreveport
Avis Reiffert
John Bass
Cuero Foodcraft
Bob Solleck
Vietnam
Houston
Cool
Coppedge
Coppedge Tire Service
Belle Elizey
R. P. Whitfield
Nancy Hogan
Davis Hensley
Canyon, Texas
Alice Towery
Sharon Einster
Mrs. Culberson Stubbs
Reuss
High Court
Surance
Freund Funeral Home
Cole Provision CO
Barfield Meat CO
Italy
Damon Inernational
Hansen Feed & Supply
Cuero Cash
Fort Worth Livestock
David Frost
Cuero Rea
Edward L. Johnson
Weatherly
Women’s Club
S&s
DeWitt County
Cancer Society
O. BE. Hall
Kleinecke Nursery
N. Esplanade
Pilot Club OF
Cuerko
Lester Frers
Village Discount Record Center
Village Shop Center
P.m
American Legion Civic Center
Calvin Webb
Otis Carpenter
N. Y. A. Bidg City Park
Alois Bomba
Wilfred Leist
Lindenau 4-H
Rialto
Roe Ciee
Clark Gable
Vivien Leigh
Leslie Howard
Olivia de Havilland
Ino
MGM
W. Reuss Blvd
Electric Motors
Tel-A-Win CO
Grandpa
Gramoma
Dad
Mom
Ali Tatust
Shugart
Lieberman
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