Cuero kindergarten enrollment to 25 or 30 as classes start
Cuero ISD prepares a new kindergarten program under House Bill 240. Supt. Sims notes 19 enrolled with expectations of 25 to 30. Hunt Elementary’s Mrs. Fannet will teach. Program requires age 5 years 5 months by Sept 1 1970 and income or language criteria. Beginning Aug 26, all students attend with vaccination and TB examination records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Sims
Iil
J. D. Fannet
Hunt Elementary
Cuero Independent School District
Sims
Cuero Public
John C. French
Cuero Isd
State Board of Health
Cuero Community Hospital elects staff officers
Dr John C Davis was elected chief of staff at Cuero Community Hospital during an all seven physician medical staff meeting. Dr F A Prather becomes vice chief of staff and Dr Raymond Reese secretary treasurer. one year terms. Committees named include credentials chair A J Bohman with High and Hall. Medical Records Utilization chair Corinne Westphal. Pharmacy chair Reese. Infection chair High. Transfusion chair Prather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Davis
Cuero Community Hospital
Cuero
F. A. Prather
Raymond Reese
Cuero Hospital
Davis
A. J. Bohman
Harold R. High
O. E. Hall
Corinne Westphal
Hall
Randson of KE Freys Succumbs in San Antonio
Christopher James Lawler aged 13, grandson of Frey of Cuero, dies in a San Antonio hospital after being a lifelong resident, church member, and student. Rosary tonight at Porter Loring Mortuary, Mass tomorrow at St Pius Catholic Church, interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher James Lawler
H. T. Lawler Jr
San Antonio
EJ. Frey
Cuero
St. Pius X Church
Alamo Heights
Grace Frey
Cuerr
Harry T. Lawler III
Universal City
John Putnam
Kathleen Lawler
Ellen Lawler
FE. J. Frey
H. T. Lacher Sr
Porter Loring Mortuary
St. Plus Catholic Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Bush Bill Aims Debt Free Practice For Medics
Congress member George Bush introduces the Community Health Act of 1970 to let graduates in medicine dentistry and optometry start debt free practice if they serve three years in a rural medically deprived area. The act defines shortages by state health authority and may expand to other professions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Bush
Bush
Texas
Appropriate Stat Health Authority
Cong. Bush
County Hay Show Highlight Quality Over Quantity
DeWitt County Hay Show set for Thursday at the DeWitt County Electric Cooperative Building in Cuero. County Agent Orval Wright notes the event emphasizes production factors for high feeding value hay, with entries classified by Al Novosad at 3 00 p m and a program on factors influencing quality hay production at 8 00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt County
Orval Wright
Wright
Extension Service
Werner Watt
Cuero
Texas Plant Food Educational Society
al Novosad
Novosad
Former Cueroites Visit Dallas Area For Foreign Guests
Evelyn Weir of Richardson and Oscar Teller of Waco, former Cuero residents, visited Dallas and Richardson en route to San Antonio and New Braunfels. Weir, longtime Dallas Committee for Foreign Visitors coordinator, hosted 11 Japanese delegates with a luncheon, cultural program, and a farewell buffet reflecting goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Weir
Richardson
Oscar Teller
Waco
Cuero
San Antonio
New Braunfels
Wier
Evelyn Miller
Ford W. Miller
Miller
New Stamfels
Teller
Joe M. Reuss
Bicycle winner named at Rialto Theatre Kiddie Show
Ray Fernandez, 13, of 308 Baker Street, won the Western Flyer bicycle given away at the Rialto Theatre during yesterday morning's Kiddie Show. Cuere Junior High student attended the program with over 500 youngsters present. Manager H. C. Cox noted shows will resume after school begins and a formal announcement will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Fernandez
Western Flyer
Rialto Theatre
Ray
Cuere
Baker Street
H. C. Cox
Cox
Cuero Chamber Conducts Survey For Aircraft Firm
The Cuero Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture is conducting a regionwide survey at the request of an aircraft firm seeking a South Texas location. Chamber Manager Dewey Henderson and the chamber president discussed the inquiry with a firm representative. Aviation enthusiasts, charter operators, repair shops, sales outlets, manufacturers, and air freight services are urged to call the chamber office. Members of the Cuero Aviation Club and traveling businessmen are especially encouraged to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero
South
Texas
Henderson
Chamber
Cuero Aviation Club
Scouts Visit Astroworld Weeknight Meeting Leaders Named
Scouts from Troop 241 met at 201 N Clinton St on Monday night August 17 with 26 members, 3 visitors and 2 adults. New officers for six months include Jeff Jacob as Senior Patrol Leader Allan McWhorter as Assistant Senior Patrol Leader Allen Leist as Troop Scribe and David Smith as Troop Quartermaster. Steve Davis remains Troop Librarian and David Drehr Michael Smolik Daniel Baca Carl Thompson Jr become Patrol Leaders. Assistant Scoutmasters are Bubba Spears Allan Luker Pee Wee Spears Wayne Palzin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 241
N. Clinton St
Jeff Jacob
Allan McWhorter
Allen Leist
David Smith
Steve Davis
David Drehr
Michael Smolik
Daniel Baca
Carl Thompson
Meyersville School Opens With First Grade Registration
Principal Leslie G. Flessner announced Meyersville School will begin operations with first grade enrollment on August 24 from 9 to 10 a.m. Birth certificates and health records are required. In-service workshops run August 24–25, and the first full day of instruction is August 26 with classes 8:15 a.m. to 3:35 p.m. Lunch is 40 cents for students and 75 cents for adults. Tuberculin tests will be given to all staff and to first and seventh grade pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyersville School
Leslie G. Flessner
Meyersville
Flessner
$3 Million Building At Valley School Dedication
A three million dollar building project at the Rio Grande Campus of the Texas State Technical Institute in Harlingen will be dedicated Sunday August 23. The first phase completes part of a five year 15 million dollar plan funded by a U S Commerce Department grant with in kind city contributions. Dignitaries from across the nation are invited to attend the dedication and the TSTI board meeting follows on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlingen
Texas
Rio Grande
Texas State Technical Institute
Economic Development Administration
U.S. Department of Commerce
Board of Regents
TSTI
Milton Schiller
TST
Technical Institute
James Connally
Waco
Mid-Continent
Amarillo
Sweetwater
Geo
Firemen Report On Training At Texas A and M University
The Cuero Volunteer Fire Department heard a report on the Firemen and Fire Marshal's Training School held at Texas A and M University. Attendees Allen Indorf Dwight Bins and Phillip Cowey described instruction in fire prevention and safety. Albert Stoljers, Cuero Fire Chief, presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas A & M University
Cuero Volunteer Fire Department
Allen Indorf
Dwight Bins
Phillip Cowey
Albert Stoljers
Cuero
Nixon Drops Tariff Plan for Oil Imports
President Nixon will retain the current oil import quota system after a cabinet task force reversed its recommendation for a tariff based approach. Brig. Gen. George A. Lincoln announced the U S policy reversal amid Texas oilman jubilation and amid concerns the Mideast war would complicate transport to East Coast ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Texas
George A. Lincoln
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Oil Policy Committee
Mideast
U. S
Church Group Plans Fall Festival at Cuero Park
St. Michael's Catholic Church chairmen will meet at 7 30 p m at St Michael's School to organize the fall festival planned for Cuero Municipal Park on Sept 20. The youth club resumes swim and ski trips Aug 23 for area high school students departing from the church at 11 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael's Catholic Church
St. Michael's School
Cuero Municipal Park
St. Michael’s
Local Women Democrats Plan Victoria Workshop Delegation
Mrs Mable Claire Bell and Mrs Chancey Wofford of Cuero join 18 Texas county leaders for a two part workshop in Victoria on August 26 1970. Key aides to Bent sen Smith and Barnes will discuss strategies and roles for women in the 1970 campaign with lunch by Bob Landis Armstrong. Registration starts 8 am and ends 3 pm with a luncheon talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Claire Bell
Chancey Wofford
Cuero
Texas
Victoria
Frank Sheppard
Lloyd Bentsen
U. S. Senate
Preston Smith
Ben Barnes
Continental Inn
Bob Landis Armstrong
Austin
Cheon
William N
Bill) Patman
Canada
William Patman
National Democratic
Victoria County Democratic Women's Club
Patman
Homer Garrison
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Ganize
Bentsen
Smith
Barnes
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J.D. Fanett
Malcolm Slade
Jeanie Blalock
Randson
J. Freys
Astroworld
Valley School
Rge Young
James Bates
Edinburg
Menton J. Murray Watson
Mart
Ronald Bridges
Corpus Christi
Kika de la Garza
Mission
Gus Mutschier
Millard K. Neptune
Southwest Area
The
Raul Longoria
Roy Dugger
Archie Rosales
J. H. Kultgen
Joe Garza
Monsignor Bockhelt
Schiller
Board of
Regents
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