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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1970
Page
6
Mrs A J Phillips left Thanksgiving morning for Victoria where she was joined by daughter Ann Kueh and they visited Houston with John Phillips and family. They returned to Victoria Saturday and Mrs Phillips drove back to Cuero that afternoon.
U S Navy recruiter Chuck Davis from Victoria stopped in Cuero on a Monday business visit. Thanksgiving gatherings featured the Zengerles of Freeport and Sturm and Zengerle families, and visitors from Hondo Corpus Christi Edinburg Pittsburgh and other Texas towns. Mary Sue Adams returned to Austin after holidays with Cuero relatives and is listed with the Secretary of State office.
Recounted testimony details a brutal rape and assault with abduction and attempted arson. Rose Campisi describes being dragged into woods, stripped, beaten, raped, and left in a car trunk before being found alive. The piece criticizes biased AP reporting and calls for journalistic integrity.
Mabel Davis reports a happy Thanksgiving Day in Gonzales with son Frank Stockton and family. Ben Allen Carpenter and family plan Christmas in Cuero. H E Weatherly says Gerald will help at the pep rally before the quarter final game. Doris Junker will bake for Christmas but seeks time. Mary A Koenig notes Christmas wrapped except baking fruitcakes. Carroll Ley decorates his store Monday. Annie Jacobs works on advertising layouts. Lyndie Watson enjoyed Thanksgiving Day in Pleasanton with a sister. Local ranches are dry, dust affects bird scent. Birthday wishes readers: Mrs Paul H Breeden, Annie Lee Green, Jeanine Bishop Calliham, Melba Lee Waldeck, Mrs Jewel Wagner, Jimmy Hutchinson, Ray Soliz. Home Hint for today suggests wet towel to unplug cords and baking soda for fires.
Cuero Community Hospital reports admissions of Will Fryer Lulu Quinton and Margaret McCormick as new patients.
Funeral services for Frank E. Wasek 85 of Sweet Home were held at Queen of Peace Church with burial in Sweet Home Catholic Cemetery. He died Monday in a Houston hospital and is survived by a son and several daughters, siblings, and many grandchildren. Also, Adolph Schenk 66 of Houston died after a brief illness and services were set at Freund Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Hillside Cemetery. survivors include siblings and a niece and nephew.
A list of local donors and supporters appears in the United Fund compilation. Names include Heinie Bade Hugo Buehrig Miss Phylma Bush Mike Weber Garret Buenger John Braden Jr Willard Kleinecke and other area contributors tied to Friendly circles and businesses such as Bohne Meat Market Lieberman's and McClung's Grocery.
Mrs Lavinia Stain of Willenhall found her new hair spray labeled as an insect repellent after peeling off the top label. She reported the mislabeling and odor issue to local authorities.
A Baptist speaker plans a return to Guiana for a two month evangelistic crusade following a slide talk on local mission work. The program includes performances by the King's Proclaimers choir and church choirs, a Christmas party, and a Watch Night service with supper and a candlelight Lord's Supper. A can drive for the South Texas Children's Home is also announced.
Notting ham Britain. A mouse named Lady Tracey Joanne, winner of a contest for Britain's top mouse, failed to open a new store Monday because she was unavailable.
A brief fragment notes someone or something being stuck on an incorrect can. The readable text provides no further context, names, places, or dates to clarify the incident.
Winton M. Blount administers oath to three postmasters in a symbolic ceremony marking the first 83 chosen under the nonpolitical selection system. The participants included Vin- and other appointees in Washington.
The 83 postmasters named include William E. Boroff of Avenal California and Mrs Rosemary N Mintz of Winside Nebraska marking the first selections since President Nixon ended the patronage system.
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