Wiswell Dietze and officials in Texas visit Cuero area
Mrs. Maurine Wiswell visited Victoria on Thursday. County Attorney Robert Post handled a Houston lawsuit Thursday. Mrs. Marilyn Dietze took a brief business trip to Victoria. Justice of the Peace Albert Ley occupies a private room at Cuero Community Hospital and hopes for an early release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurine Wiswell
Victoria
Robert Post
Houston
Marilyn Dietze
Justice of the Peace
Albert Ley
Cuero Community Hospital
TOSS Admissions and Dismissals at Cuero Community Hospital
The Cuero Community Hospital lists admissions: Dorothy Harper Ann Corssen Essie Parker Antonio Smith and Marlene Hilbrich. Dismissals include Janie Garcia Sister Alphonse Grahmann and Homer Weatherly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero Community Hospital
Dorothy Harper
Ann Corssen
Essie Parker
Antonio Smith
Marlene Hilbrich
Janie Garcia
Alphonse Grahmann
Homer Weatherly
Hilbrichs welcome Gearl Ray at Cuero hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hilbrich of Goliad announce the birth of their baby boy Gearl Ray on December 2 at 3 19 p m at Cuero Community Hospital. The infant weighed six pounds thirteen ounces at birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hilbrich
Goliad
Gearl Ray
Dee
Cuero Community Hospital
Cuero Chapter NAACP Meeting Set for Wednesday
The Cuero NAACP adult and youth branches will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Mt. Her Baptist Church. President Rev. R. Odom urges all members to attend for important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero Chapter
NAACP
Mt. Her Baptist Church
Pter
R. Odom
Party Planned At Sweet Home Christmas Event
The Sweet Home American Legion Post 571 and Ladies Auxiliary schedule their annual Christmas Party for Saturday December 11 at 7 p.m. at the Sweet Home Firemen's Hall. Post adjutant Leo X. Ebner Jr says all members and families are invited for an evening of fun and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Home American Legion Post 571
Ladies Auxiliary
Sweet Home Firemen’s Hall
Leo X. Ebner Jr
Funeral rites set for Mrs. Charlie A Diebel of Weesatche
Mrs. Charlie A Diebel 75 of Weesatche dies in Goliad Hospital. Funeral services held today at St Andrew Lutheran Church Weesatche with Rev Emer son Arelius officiating. Burial at St Andrew Cemetery Lamgrecht Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include husband three daughters two sisters seven grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorktown
Charlie A. Diebel
Weesatche
St. Andrew Lutheran Church
Emerson Arelius
St. Andrew Cemetery
Lamgrecht Funeral Home
Diebel
Goliad
Harold Dornburg
Werner Fromme
Lawrence Schuenemann
Ella Billo
Lena Groll
Victoria
Death Talk and Fulfillment in End of Life Care
The Rev Nightwonger discusses how avoidance of death in society hampers patient dignity. He notes terminal patients focus on family as they near death and warns against barriers that block this process. Families must accept the approaching farewell and the potential for fulfillment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nightwonger
Cuero Record Classifieds Daily Read
Local Cuero listings note daily classifieds including job offers sold items and services. Readers find local household items vehicles and real estate notes plus community notices and small ads supporting residents and businesses.
Winter Snow Blankets Texas Panhandle and North Texas
Snow depths reach up to nine inches in the Panhandle with eleven to twelve inches unofficially in Amarillo and Wichita Falls reports. Roads slick and power outages occur as rain continues south across the state. Schools closed across the Panhandle while temperatures stay below freezing in the Panhandle and South Plains. Amarillo notes a high of 26 while McAllen records 57.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
Texas
Red River
Dallas-Fort Worth
Berger
Amarillo
Panhandle
Virginia Clark
Wildorado
Lubbock
South Plains
McAllen
Poliwogs and local holiday notes fill front page
Polly Bhowerton reports on Callie Henmeke recovering from flu and mentions Christmas decorations at the courthouse tower. The item notes visitors, local birthday acknowledgments, and two full pages of ads promoting First Monday deals with bonus values. A home hint suggests dipping fried fish or chicken in pretzels for a crisp crust.
Weekly Livestock Prices Report from San Antonio
UPI notes mixed cattle prices with slaughter cows up to 25.30 and bulls to 29.70, feeders mostly steady across weight ranges. Hog prices rise for barrows and gilts, sows up 50 to 75 cents, sheep and goats show modest gains or steady trends with Angora and mutton kids priced per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
UPI
USDA
Dear Santa Claus Please bring Carrie sleeping doll and telephone
A child writes a Christmas wish list asking Santa for a Carrie sleeping doll and a telephone to talk to cousins in San Antonio. She includes requests for Val Gay and her parents and signs with her full name and Cuero Texas address.
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Santa Claus
San Antonio
Val
Gay
Mommie
Daddie
Glitheria Vernage Brown
T. L’overture
St. Cuero
Texas
Thief Steals Typewriter Then Returns for Bowling Gear
Joyce Farrell telephoned Reno police after an electric typewriter was stolen from her parked car. When she discovered the thief had returned, they took her bowling ball bag and shoes as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno, Nev
UPI
Joyce Farrell
Butz Named Agriculture Secretary Hopeful Of Hunger Goal
Thursday Butz pledged to reach Nixon's goal of ending hunger and malnutrition in the United States. Nixon praised Butz as highly qualified and predicted a great job. A lobbying drive on Capitol Hill helped secure favorable votes as Butz promised to raise corn prices by government purchases of surplus grain to counter a market surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
United States
Butz
Capiitol Hill
Rotary club notes 1970 71 officers and board named
District Governor Eddie Klein presented Rotary International fifty year plaque to the club. Ed Pat Mixon, president during 1970 71, received the personification of Rotary ideas award. Lott Taylor presented the honor. T. O. Buchel recalled the club’s early years as its first new member after chartering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Hahn
Howard P. Green
Elmer Luddeke
O. A. Zimmerman
Ray Smith
Murray Dante Charles Tubbs
Lawrence Tiffin
Roy Parker
Ray Katzmark
E. W. Davis Jr
Marshall Doggett
Norman McPherson
John Battle
Lawrence Henneke
Dewey Henderson
Alvin Schorlemer
Herbert Dornbluth
Andrew Krumbhaar
William Leslie
Fielding Breeden
Glenn Coffey
H. A. Hanson
Ed Pat Mixon
Paul R. Abbott
Hugo Geck
Leroy Hamilton
C. Rogers McLane
Harold E. Welker
F. W. Windel
Myron Bass
W. L. Ferguson Jr
W. F. Hancock
Charles Lucas
Fain McDougal
Calvin Peterson
Dewayne Scott
Lott Taylor
Mike Wheat
Eddie Klein
Seguin
Rotary International
Personification of Rotary
T. O. Buchel
Rotary program includes speakers and token presentation
Fain McDougal served as master of ceremonies and Rev. Abbott welcomed attendees. The invocation was by Rev. Hanson and benediction by Rev. McLane. Rotary tokens were presented by McDougal to Klein Abbott and Mixon. The program committee included McDougal as chair and Bass, Hancock and Mixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fain McDougal
Rev. Abbott
Hanson
McLane
Rotary
McDougal
Klein
Abbott
Mixon
Bass, Hancock and Mixon
Mutscher Case Moves in Abilene Court Pace
Judge Blackwell rejected moving the trial to Houston or Dallas due to media coverage. With Abilene court open in March, Maloney presses for speed as 24 defense motions await ruling. The motions seek closed hearings, restricted reporting, and juror sequestration. The defense also seeks disclosure of documentary evidence and grand jury transcripts.
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Blackwell
Maloney
Mutscher
Houston
Dallas
Austin
Abilene
Daniel
Abilene Court
Moroney
Shannon
McGinty
Sharp
Unemployment and Manufacturing Work Weeks Shifted by Holiday
The unemployment workweek rose to 37.2 hours and manufacturing average to 40.1 hours as Veterans Day moved to October's fourth Monday. The BLS notes the holiday shift prevented the usual drop. White jobless rate rose from 5.3 to 5.7 percent while the Black rate fell from 10.7 to 9.3 percent.
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BLS
Nixon Faces Fight Over Tax Bill And Campaign Financing
The House tax plan battles continued as Rep. Mills and a six member team steered to kill 12.1 billion of Senate tax cut amendments. Nixon warned of a veto as the bill neared 15.8 billion in relief, while the campaign financing issue swirled with shifting support and tense negotiations among Democrats led by O'Neill and Speaker Albert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Wilbur JD. Mills
D-Ark
Conternee
House
Senate
White House
Nixon
Organized Labor
Mills
Thomas P. O'Neill
D-Mass
O'Neill
Carl Albert
Albert
John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
George Wallace
Byrnes
Proposa
James A. Burke
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Rialto
THE
Sweet Home
Mrs
Charlie Diebel
Freund Funeral Home
Cole Provision CO
SUN
Polliwogs
Polly Bhowerton
Callie Henmeke
Main Street
Judy Blackwell
Francis Blakeslee
Harry Merritt
Clifford Allen Portis
Bob Patton
Henry Stollers
Barbie Lively
Kim Laake
Mr. Patterson
Khingt
Spoetzl Brewery, Inc
Shiner, Texas
Bowen Dist. CO. N. Frederick William
W. Reuss Blvd
American Legion Civic Center
Emil Buchhorn, Jr
City
Wilfred Peters
Wilfred Leist
Quartermaster AA
Cuero V.F.W
Carl Culpepper
Treas
Pilot Club OF
Cueko
Corinne Carlton
Cuero Lodge
Dac Edgar
City of
Cuere Utilities
Jack
Reuss
N. Esplanade
Ramsey’s Restaurant
DeTar Hospital
N. Navarro
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