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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1971
Page
6
Mr and Mrs Lester Frers return to Cuero from a West Texas and New Mexico vacation. Numerous town residents share personal news including birthdays weddings moves and employment changes. Reports mention rainfall in Five Mile and Cheapside areas and various short travels and community notices.
Vaccination will again be given to students who need them. A hearing screening is scheduled for November 17 at 9 am. Immunizations for those needing them will be offered on December 3 at 1 pm.
The city council hears the city manager report and moves to adopt the 1971 72 budget and set the tax rate with no planned changes to the tax structure.
Evelyn Putman visits San Antonio for check ups with sister Maurine Wiswell while D L Prentice delays due to his wife breaking her foot. Kerrville reports a condominium project with units from 11350 dollars and a summer home vibe.
A household tip suggests mixing turpentine and ammonia in equal parts to remove dried paint from clothing. The method is presented as effective even for hardened paint, offering a simple solvent-based solution for stain removal.
A Sunday meal at 708 N Valley honored two August 30 birthdays with three more August birthdays also celebrated. Honorees included Mrs A W Word Benard Frerich Mrs C C Word Douglas Frerich and Craig Walton all ages noted with attendees Carolyn Word Frerich Melody Clifford Word Melissa. A barbecue dinner and homemade ice cream capped a festive gathering.
Funeral services were to be held for Fred Wolter Jr at St. John's Lutheran Church in Lindenau at 4 p.m. Rev. H. A. Hanson to officiate with pallbearers Elroy Hearn Joe Sisak Wiley Pridgen Alfred Hoerig John Schlinke Morrison Asman.
Cuero community marks three newborns at Cuero Community Hospital on August 29 1971 Ernesteen Jackson weighing seven pounds eight ounces Derrick Frazer Materek weighing seven pounds one ounce and Kimberly Ann Hallmark weighing seven pounds 13 and 4 ounces Parents listed as Ernest and Cheapside Rt Dave and Pat Materek Delbert and Linda Hallmark all from local addresses.
A column fragment from Pat Sez includes musings from Charles Garbe and notes on friends in Kingsbury and Houston. The text blends quips about miscommunication, social comments, and short aphorisms reflecting daily life and local media chatter.
Mrs Ann Prehr reports 43 girls entered the 4-H Dress Revue held July 16 the largest yet. Orval Wright and Arlen Mueller gave 4-H Camp reports with 24 attending Senior Camp at Buchana Dam July 19-21 and 64 at Junior Camp in Cuere August 16. Bettge led Lead er Development meeting in Victoria July 21 while Hickey and Carroll covered District Citizenship Day in Austin July 7. 1971 72 club year volunteers named for Finance Special Events Achievement Recreation duties.
The Sharpstown State Bank building and acres of the Sharpstown shopping center drew a $5.353 million high bid at FDIC auction. Guaranty National Bank of Houston placed the bid, with Judge Snell noting another $10,000 higher bid by Joe H. West must be checked for legitimacy. A second $1 bid came from Robert B. Hulick of Waco with a 5 cent deposit.
Mrs Glen Carroll and Mr Wright outlined the Southern Regional 4-H Adult Leader Forum to be held October 11 15 at Rock Eagle 4 H Camp in Georgia and discussed next year’s 4 H camps including Junior Camp scheduled for June 26 and Senior Camp in July at Buchana Dam with dates to be announced. Mrs Mildred Martin discussed 4 H Foods Leader Training and the Pecan Bake Show set for November 19 20. The Association’s next meeting is at 7 30 p m November 29.
Fred Loyd Hayes presents his own final arguments as the jury begins deliberation. He was convicted last November with another man for the July 4 bombing of 36 Longview school buses and now stands trial for blasting the house bought by Mrs Magnolia Jackson in a predominantly white area.
Report notes a person achieved 276 hours without sleep. The claim highlights extreme endurance testing and references the record's status in sleep discipline literature.
In San Antonio cattle and calves total 300 with slaughter cows steady to strong and bulls steady. Feeders mostly near steady with limited prime weights. hogs around 200 with steady tone. sheep not economically priced. goats few with steady to firm values per head.
Hong Kong education officials seek legal authority to compel parents to send children to school, aiming to curb excessive truancy and improve attendance. The move would allow enforcement actions against uncooperative families and adjust local education policy.
A list of individuals including Jo Ann Baker Leema Betitz Moees Pickens Hosabe Petry appears in a community notice. Other names such as Bruce Nickle Alvin Roegen Kamp Roy Pickens Maria Marin Consuelo Baptarta Sister Spanisians Bly Maroha Erne Bernice Sample and Fred Deliear Rion Beane are included in the record.
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