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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1971
Page
4
Gd OIy and former Chief Justice Howard Green resumes duty after a brief hiatus. He presided in Houston last week and will be back the week of December 13.
The Cuero Community Hospital notes staff and patients including Alex Walleck Jovany Faye Lott in intensive care and Adela Rivera with partner John. Also listed are Edwin Bitterly T B Phillips Elvira Everetts Vickie Hess Mayme Rhodes Betty Jo Caraway Frank Thieme Herbert Berman Mar caret Berman Kenneth Hoef Marvin Treude Wille Mae Brandt and insmissals Maria Gonzales Maowrice Aronstein Marlene Hilbrich Essie Parker.
Column by 8 M P guest writer offers remarks on local affairs with personal viewpoints and brief observations. Read as a clipped opinion piece reflecting community concerns.
A reader expresses gratitude to Walter Koenig Bill Hartman Dr Wayne Adickes and Mrs Evelyn Putman for help visits and companionship. The note fondly mentions a Christmas wish for a Cueroite and A letter from Kim Laake to Santa Claus thanks the newspaper and asks for contact about a poem submission with a stocking request. It ends with a request to call Pat Patterson about the poem item.
Rudolph W. Schorlemmer of Llano died Monday at 4 30 am in a Llano Hospital. Born April 9 1884 in Meyersville he lived most of his life in Llano County. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 3 PM at Llano Lutheran Church with burial in Liano Cemetery. Survived by son Reynold and three daughters Esther Emma and Mrs Clara Wittig plus siblings and multiple half siblings.
James Allen Hess infant son of Richard and Vickie Hogan Hess died Monday at a local hospital. Graveside services conducted by Freund Funeral Home will be Tuesday at 10 a.m. in Hillside Cemetery with Rev. Peter Higgins officiating. Survivors include his parents and grandparents Vernon Hess Jr. and James Hogan families.
Clara Rae Howard 85 of Woodsboro died Saturday in a Taft nursing home. Funeral Tuesday at 2 30 pm at Church of Christ Woodsboro with burial in La Rosa Cemetery. Survived by two sons Billy Howard Escondido Calif Jesse Howard Woodsboro a sister Maggie Hersdorff Lake Jackson two brothers Jesse M McKenzie Cuero Leslie B McKenzie Victoria two grandchildren five great grandchildren.
A quotation attributed to Franklin D. Roosevelt reflects on freedom and the commitment to maintain it. The message emphasizes born to freedom and belief in liberty as guiding principles.
Vernon Grand Master Hightower appoints Ralph G. Whitley of Halletts vile as District Deputy Grand Master for Masonic District No 34. Whitley will oversee seven lodges for a one year term and has active Masonic and community involvement.
The Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Division enforces the Deceptive Trade Practices Act and seeks injunctions against firms that violate it. The column outlines consumer rights, penalties up to 10,000 per violation, and topics like referral selling, pyramid schemes, and return policies. It invites victims to contact the office for information.
A pair of dated handwritten notes from children request Christmas gifts. One asks for 9 Raggedy Ann Dell and Pony Rocker with clothes, signing Norma Ann Rodela Santa Chas. The other asks for clothes and a Malibu, signed by Alice Puente.
The author describes attending a Buck and Ruby Lee Schiwetz reception at the University of Texas Institute of Texas Cultures with about 250 retrospective paintings, noting new 1971 works and a limited autographed catalogue. Also visits include a Plaza Dinner Theatre lunch to see A Thousand Clowns, a one man watercolor show at Trinity University, a church donation to United Fund, a move from Kenedy to Gatesville, birthday greetings, and a tip about eyebrow pencil cover reuse.
A writer recalls taking a bus to Houston in 1934 for a Navy physical and fixing papers at the Recruiting Office. Now his son Arthur, 18, travels to San Antonio for an Air Force physical with similar meal tickets and hotel voucher. The narrator notes pride in Arthur for “beating the draft.”
The Cleveland Browns clinched the AFC Central title and the first playoff berth with a 31 27 win over Cincinnati while Pittsburgh fell to Houston 29 3. Six AFC teams remain vying for three more spots as other upsets reshaped the playoff picture.
Cuero Gobblers reach finals of Columbus Tournament by beating Sealy 56-54 then lose 50-46 to host Columbus. Cuero players Blackwell 23 and Salcher 7 lead scorers. Sealy’s Scott 18 and Waddle 13 top Sealy. Nordheim, Yorktown, Yoakum, and others suffer close tournament results with standout performances noted.
A black community leader urges dramatic action to boost black voter turnout in the mayoral race. Holheinz hopes a Welch Short alliance with Police Chief Herman Short will mobilize supporters and influence Tuesday’s election.
Mrs. Gandhi told Parliament that Pakistan's war on India changes the government's hesitation in recognizing the Bangla Desh government. The Hindus warned that refugee flows threaten Indian security and moral support for Bangla Desh persists.
Yorktown Kitty Kats B team coached by Mrs. Marilyn Meischen has won all four games this season. Belinda Harrison leads with 19.2 points per game followed by Becky Weise 10.5 and Cindy Boerm 8.2. Bonnie Sievers and Naomie Cordes shine on defense as the roster lists Laris Boldt Belinda Harrison Cindy Boerm Becky Weise Velma Pena Rhonda Strieber Rebecca Cordes Suelyn Crisp Debra Sthele Naorme Cordes Bonnie Sievers Diane Howard Alicia Cruz Gavie Gaebler Cheryl Treude Becky Reynolds Martha Riedesel.
For sale old gold and silver watches. Contact call 275-2607 during daytime.
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