Birthday greetings and social notes from Cuero area
Mrs. John Leick celebrates birthday today. Mr and Mrs Bennie Krause and Kathaeeen visited Austin last weekend. K&N Drive In advertises reopening after a fire. Mrs R J Shelton of Victoria Highway visited Cuero business today. Charles and Linda Schneider visit Houston with Ronnie and Eva Aschen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie Krause
Kathaeeen
Austin
R. J. Shelton
Victoria Highway
Charles and
Linda Schneider
Houston
Ronnie
Eva Aschen
Navy Recruiter Chuck Davis Visits Cuero on Routine Business
Victoria based Navy recruiter's Cuero stop noted on Wednesday. Local visits include the Brown home guests and Bielstein family returning from Nebraska with daughter Molly. Otis Carpenter recovering after facial surgery in Houston. Cards and letters suggested to M. D. Anderson Hospital in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Davis
U.S. Navy
Victoria
Cuero
Robert Brown
Michael Siewert
Victor
Robert Bielstein
Jerry
Bielsteins
Nebraska
Molly
Otis Carpenter
Houston
M. D. Anderson Hospital
East
Irrepressible London defendant jailed for street kiss
Unemployed Keith Long aged 27 received a two year prison term after kissing an unknown girl in a downtown London street. Police noted he has nine prior convictions for similar offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Man Uses Karate Chops as Quiet Occupant Tries
Police rushed to a suburban apartment in Oldbury after a tenant reported thuds and screams from a downstairs flat. They found a karate expert practicing chops on a wood block while shouting ke-yai, startling residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldbury
England
Polliwogs
Diane Breeden and Pat O Donnell of Austin visit grandparents Jane and Fielding Breeden. David Kershaw calls from Dallas to report a move toward Washington and Vietnam. Lee, Billy and Linda Kershaw visit Cuero for Christmas with Frances. Notes on The Saturday Evening Post, fireplace warmth, and Cuero Record overseas copy. Birthday wishes to Jeanie Duderstadt, May Edgar, Malcolm Jacobs Jr. Christmas baking tip uses ungreased foil and muffin tins for fruit cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Breeden
Pat O’donnell
Austin
Jane and
Fielding Breeden
David Kershaw
Frances Vanzura
Dallas
Washington, D.C
Memphis
Fort Lewis
Washington
Vietnam
Lee
Billy Kershaw
Linda Kershaw Stubbs
Cuero
Frances
Jeanie Duderstadt
May Edgar and
Malcom Jacobs, Jr
Town Talk praises outgoing city manager Wil and press cooperation
The piece notes Wil's personal and official involvement in park development and his helpful, cooperative stance with the press. It highlights the challenge of finding a new city manager who matches his level of cooperation and character, ending with a sense of appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil
Texas House Aims for Broad Agenda in 62nd Legislature
Governor and lawmakers outline priorities for the upcoming session. Key focuses include tax reform, new revenue sources, redistricting, judicial reform, penal code revision, welfare, health care, crime, pollution, and highway safety as 46 House committees and about 740 assignments are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Gov. Smith
House
Baker
Carr
Senate
State Bar of Texas
Local landlord ad offers quick tenant finders by Howie Hustles
O Howie Hustles promotes fast tenant placement for landlords in this 6 euro record classified ad. The city’s expert at filling vacant rentals invites calls to CR 5313 to connect with suitable tenants for zoo properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howie
Uero
Cancer Society travels Texas doctors to annual education meet
The American Cancer Society through its Traveling Speaker Teams continues a seventh year of visiting county medical societies in Texas. The program includes 11 clinical research fellowships and cancer programs that raise over 250000 dollars annually, with topics on oral, colon rectum, breast and skin cancers, lymphoma, leukemia, and pediatric leukemia. James J Butler, Fred Y Durrance and Jordan R Wilbur headline talks on pathology diagnosis and radiotherapy and childhood leukemia management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
American Cancer Society
James J. Butler
M. D. Anderson Hospital and
Tumor Institute
Houston
Fred Y. Durrance
Methodist Hospital
Troop 243 Hosts Fourth Annual Scout Super Bowl Invite
Six Scouts meeting Troop 243 invite Cuero troops 241 244 245 Shiner and Victoria to a 9:00 start Scout Super Bowl Invitational Flag Football Tournament. Shiner is the reigning champion. Bob White Patrol hosts next week's program at the Scout Hut as Troop 243 invites boys 11 plus and parents to Monday 7:00 p.m. meetings at the Scout Hut north Cuero off Stratton Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero
Shiner
Victoria
Bob White Patrol
North
Stratton Road
Cuero Community Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
Olga Moore George Wurth Andres Trevino Emma Fless ner Flora Barnes and Sergio Sanchez were admitted while Bennie Weber and Tom White were dismissed from Cuero Community Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Moore
George Wurth
Andres Trevino
Emma Flessner
Flora Barnes
Sergio Sanchez
Bennie Weber
Tom White
Family births compile Cuero and surrounding area
Fey Ame and Joseph Gibbs announce daughter Faedra Lanell Gibbs born January 5 at 12 15 p.m weighing 8 pounds 2 1/4 ounces. Robert Dale Cox and wife welcome daughter Laruie Ann Cox born January 5 at 1 37 p.m weighing 6 pounds 5 ounces. James Marvin Fertsch and wife announce Kristel Noel born January 4 at 3 21 p.m weighing 9 pounds. Kimber ly Ann Garrett born January 5 at Spahn Hospital weighing 7 1/2 pounds with Mr and Mrs Rudolph Demmer and Mr and Mrs Charles Garrett as grandparents. David Bade and wife welcome son Richard David born January 5 at 4 12 a.m weighing 7 pounds 5 ounces with Alvin Schroller and Heinie Bade as grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gibbs
Cuero
Faedra Lanell Gibbs
Robert Dale Cox
Laruie Ann Cox
James Marvin Fertsch
Kristel Noel
Charles Garrett
Corpus Christi
Kimberly Ann
Spahn Hospital
Rudolph Demmer
Rockport
David Bade
Bryan
Richard David
Alvin Schroller
Heinie Bade
Texas Snow Causes Wide Road Hazards Across Regions
The weather section reports heavy snow and freezing temperatures across Texas. Interstate 10 traffic backed up due to unfamiliar driving conditions while Rio Grande Valley areas faced dipping temps and iced highways. Snow depths reached three inches on routes near El Paso and Guadalupe Pass as Dalhart and Amarillo saw record cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate 10
Rio Grande Valley
U.S. 83
McAllen
Harlingen
Texas
Texarkana
U.S. 62
U.S. 80
el Paso
Guadalupe Pass
U.S. 180
Dalhart
Marfa
Alpine
Amarillo
Monzon to defend title versus Griffith at Madison Square Garden
Teddy Brenner, matchmaker at Madison Square Garden, offers world middleweight champion Carlos Monzon of Argentina $75,000 to defend his title against former welterweight and middleweight king Emile Griffith in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Teddy Brenner
Madison Square Garden
Carlos Monzon
Argentina
Emile Griffith
Brentex Mills Abandons Cuero Plant plans
Brentex Mills Vice President George M Blackburn states the bid for the Cuero property was realistic and will abandon Cuero plant plans. The letter notes hopes for the plant to resume operations and wishes the Cuero workers continued employment as other buyers may close within weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenham
Blackburn
Jack Howerton
Cuero
Texas
Jack
Brentex
Heller Company
Cieco
Srentex Mills
George M
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John Leick
Jimmy
Mary Arnold
K&n
PEL
Diamond . Lite
Gulf Coast Wood Products
Steak House
Motel Yoakum Hwy
Elecka Drug
Freend Insurance
Freend Funeral Home
Nethan Post Lumber CO
N. Esplanade
Cuero Publishing Co
Cuero Record
Polliwogs
By Polly Howerton
Saturday Evening Post
Charles Koenig
Weldon FE. Buchhorn, Jr
EM2
Wil Cockrell
Rialto
Aus
Cuero Community Hospital
Village Discount Record Center
Village Shop Center
Fey Ame
Tyler
Monzon Vs
Griffith
Kleinecke Nursery
Electric Motors
Tel-A-Win CO
Smart Shop
Pilot Club
Lester Frers
Cuero Lodge
A. F
A. M
Edward L. Johnson
M. H. E. Weatherly
A. Bidg City Park
Alois Bomba
Wilfred Leist
American Legion
Calvin Webb
L. L. Buttery Drug Store
Reass
E. Main
W. Reuss Blvd
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