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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1971
Page
12
Belated congratulations to Linda Schneider on her birthday. Bubba Phillips heads to Ardmore Oklahoma Monday to make his home after the fire. Marine Lance Corporal Jose L Ruiz serves in Vietnam with the Air Force Logistic Command.
Howie Hustles, Cuero Record Classifieds expert at filling vacant rentals, offers fast tenant placements. Call CR 53131 to start finding the right renters for landlords.
Roger Leick, sophomore aerospace engineering student at Texas A&M, posts a 3.9808 GPA for his first semester. He plans to return to campus January 18 and is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs John Leick.
On Catalina Island a teen remarked Nixon's private jet lifestyle during a visit with the President and Tricia Nixon. Sacramento District Attorney Price says John Wayne will not face charges over an obscenity laced clash with Reagan demonstrators. London vicar Cyril Carter defends nude teen actors in a biblical film. Moscow expert Lydia Litvinenko argues women in the Soviet economy work as much as men but bear more household duties.
Mr and Mrs Paul Frels of Cuero announce the birth of a daughter named Cora Kathleen at Spahn Hospital Corpus Christi on December 29. The baby weighed 7 pounds 7 ounces. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Edmund Frels of Yoakum. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Fletcher Adams of Beaumont.
Edmund and Georgia Boysen and Karen Ley visited North Carolina relatives including Major Luther Boysen who prepares for a Germany posting after service in Vietnam. Cuero residents dismantle Christmas decorations as winter winds ease and locals share chores and social notes across the week.
Cuero Record classifieds list today advertises household items for sale, job entries, real estate rentals, and public notices. Local residents and businesses place short notices, with prices, dates, and contact details for interested buyers and applicants.
Emma Pfeifer 81 of Nordheim and Yorktown died Thursday in a Yorktown nursing home. Born January 6 1891 in Shiner she was daughter of John and Helen Huck. She married Ernest C. Pfeifer November 30 1910. he died January 4 1955. Survivors include two sons Alvin and Alfred Pfeifer two daughters Willie Heil Emil Konrad and Calvin Karnes a sister Ida Fulford 13 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Buried in Nordheim Cemetery after services at Lamprecht Funeral Home. The Rev Nelson Klar of St Paul Lutheran Church officiated.
Services for Angela Slavik 79 of Yoakum were held Saturday at St Joseph Church with Rev Michael O Shaughnessy officiating. Burial followed in St Joseph Cemetery. She died Thursday night in a local hospital. She was born January 10 1891 in Lavaca County and had lived in Yoakum 12 years. Survivors include her husband Joseph J Slavik a brother a sister two grandsons and four great grandchildren.
Record files report that government controlled unions began daily anti American rallies on January 10 1961 to swell into a large demonstration for Premier Fidel Castro against a Yankee invasion threat. DeWitt County Commissioners Court approved across the board pay raises for county officials clerks deputies and road workers. Two Black Georgia students admitted under a federal court order skipped class amid governor threats to close the University of Georgia if they attended.
Twenty years ago on January 10 1951 Norvan Cutter Dietze was in St Louis on business A survey began of a 501 acre tract three miles north of Cuero the proposed Brayton Flying Field David Stiles a Dallas business visitor also noted in the report
Officers of the Lutheran Church Women will be installed Sunday at St Mark's Lutheran Church. Names include Mrs Albert Sager president and Mrs Edmund Tieken vice president. General and group chairmen are listed. Also at St Mark's, Junior Lutheran League executive board meets at 7 p.m. Sunday, parents of confirmands meet at 7:30 p.m. No confirmation classes Wednesday due to mid term exams. senior choir meets Wednesday at 7 p.m.
USDA announced 1970 71 income poverty guidelines on August four. For a family of four the poverty minimum is 3720 yearly. School food authorities must submit approved policy statements to food service directors by December 31 or face termination notices effective January 1. Termination stops federal reimbursements and USDA donated foods. if policies are approved by then the notices can be withdrawn and interim lunches reimbursed if compliant. Rules cover both full Type A lunch programs and commodity only schools using donated foods with looser nutritional standards.
The Cuero Federal meeting lists officer roles with Gladys Dieringer as secretary treasurer and Alice Jo Scheibe as assistant secretary, plus Alta Mae Reese Ellen M Schley Lola Myr Hartman and Patsy Heath as tellers. Attorneys named are Bert Kirk Jr. and Frank Sheppard.
Market notes show Cuero cash grain with Ear Corn at 1.05 and shelled corn 1.25. UPI USDA weekly livestock reports from San Antonio record cattle and calves: slaughter cows 1.00-2.00 lower, bulls and calves steady, feeders up to 1.00 higher. hogs steady with 200-240 lb barrows/gilts 16.00-16.50. sheep and goats steady with slaughter ewes 9.00 and kids 3.00 per head.
Five Cuero High School singers Jay Cooley Ben Prause III Rachel Newsom Larry Whittington and Lois Bade performed Saturday night at Victoria College Auditorium with Region XIII All-Region Choir. Rehearsals were led by Al M Autrey of Sam Houston State University. Twenty four All-Region members advance to compete in Austin for All-State selection.
The Housing Authority and city crews are paving streets around the four western site blocks. Sixty of 110 units will house elderly tenants, while the remaining units serve low income families. Buildings feature concrete block with brick veneer, cast granite trim, concrete slab foundations, asphalt shingle roofs, and wall furnaces for heat.
The Texas Chaparrals sent 6 8 center Manny Leaks to the New York Nets for veteran guard Severn Tart and second year center Ed Johnson.
Modern medicine seeks to learn and preserve ancient jungle remedies before they are lost as witch doctors retire. From Africa to the Amazon, traditional cures blend with plant, animal, and mineral ingredients, with some discoveries becoming modern pharmaceuticals.
The second session on the 26th covers pecan and fruit diseases with fungicides spraying schedules and related topics. Dr Johnson has extensive research in pecan and peach disease control. The short course is sponsored annually by the DeWitt County Pecan Growers Association as an educational activity.
John Chilek of Hochheim serves as president for the upcoming community session series. All interested persons are invited to attend with no registration fee. Each session will run about two hours.
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