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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1957
Page
8
COLLEGE STATION The Texas Egg Law becomes effective August 22 and requires any person to obtain a license from the Commissioner of Agriculture before buying or selling eggs within the state for resale.
The act lists exceptions and entities selling eggs to consumers in the state. It requires each licensee to pay a license fee to fund enforcement. The annual dealer wholesaler and processor fee is based on the average weekly volume for the month with the highest egg handling in the prior year ending May 31. Proceeds allocated accordingly.
The Commissioner of Agriculture will collect licenses into the Egg Law Enforcement Fund at the State Treasury. The deadline to obtain licenses is October 20 with actual enforcement beginning February 17, 1958.
Westhoff News Services lists morning worship at 8 a m and Sunday School at 9 a m at the Lutheran church. The Cemetery Club thanks attendees for the benefit supper raising about 225 dollars. Local visits include Knippa and Brown kin from Yoakum, Goehring birthday, and visitors from Caere San Antonio Seguin Cuero Ark Alice Sheridan and other towns.
Falls Four Miles Cuero residents were among dinner guests at Geo Baros home Saturday celebrating Mr Baros birthday. Many relatives and friends from Cuero Tyler Wilson Plainview and San Antonio attended including Mr and Mrs Perry Lee Gary Mr and Mrs Arthur Delincer and others. Confirmation day honors for Alan Kay noted with Ed kahlich family hosting.
A list of social visits and family occasions across Corpus Christi, Cuero, Shiner, Victoria, San Antonio, and nearby towns. Includes greetings for Mrs. Wallis Benedict on her 93rd birthday, birth of a great-granddaughter to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wallis, and numerous weekend visitors and attendances at suppers, barbecues, dress revues, and a 15th wedding anniversary. Strong names include Wallis, Schubert, Koenning, and Kahlich families.
A brief note suggests selling unneeded belongings through a telephone classifieds system in the Record, offering a simple way to turn unused goods into cash by contacting the paper at the listed number.
Carrie Thieme Cor reports a finch wall event at the Arneckeville Congregation with several visitors attending a cream social Sunday night. Hostesses included Mrs Albert FT and Christine and Yowente Ehutets, with adults Lena, Nath and Ven Hiller among attendees.
Barcy Thieme was among 441 members in San Antonio last week Tuesday. Gail and Ray Stuart are from the Meyersville 4-H Club.
A faded ad claims to fix long standing aches and sleepless nights with a remedy named Themits. It touts relief for backache soreness and painful elimination, promising health improvements. The copy uses odd spellings and lists a price of $1.50 at druggists, with unclear manufacturer references.
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