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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1970
Page
5
A collection of reader tips covers gifting hints for brides magazines, lemon bowl aromas, fixing split shank buttons with cement, and using seam binding for ribbons. Tips highlight decor ideas, practical sewing fixes, and fashion notes from contributors Cristi Howell Maurice Pyles Gloria Hughes.
A new mother shares practical ideas for saving money and organizing baby items. She tapes gift cards to the wall, creates a sponge animal mobile, and uses labeled envelopes to keep doll clothing patterns organized, suggesting other moms try these thrifty methods.
In the December 1 1960 Record Files article the U S Senate race to replace Lyndon B Johnson opens with no clear frontrunner. The report notes multiple aspirants and a free-for-all dynamic as the campaign begins. Also listed are a Cuero deer hunt bobcat kill and a Soviet space launch with a five ton ship carrying animals into orbit. The York town gas field near Alvin Sievers reaches daily output of 4.25 million cubic feet plus condensate.
Twenty years ago Bill Boethel and Virginia Hart made the Texas Lutheran College honor roll. Eighteen year old Lloyd Robin, son of Big Spring, earned 12300 dollars at the 51st International Livestock Show in Chicago for the grand champion steer, setting a record of 12 dollars per pound. Reverend E B Crimm, aged 64, the cowboy evangelist, had been conducting a non denominational...
Almanac notes for December 1 1970 mark events from 1917 Boys Town founder to 1958 Our Lady of the Angels School fire killing 93 children and 3 nuns. Also 1953 NYSE installment plan first-time move and 1965 Havana to Miami refugee airlift. February 1? Wait. Samuel Johnson quote noted.
A revival attendee from Cuero died when the car he rode in slid on a wet road near Marshall, overturned multiple times. A second occupant survived, and authorities investigated the accident's cause and conditions of the roadway.
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