Personal notices from Cuero community update
Mike Boothe returns to Texas A M Sunday from a holiday with his parents Mr and Mrs L C Boothe. Mrs Johnnie Knebel broke her leg Wednesday night. Lost cross bred heifer. Adv Les Duderstadt Krueger family updates Krueger. Mrs Herbert Farmer back from Louisville. Heart attack sufferer at Charco plant improving in Goliad hospital. Grant Sorrell and David Humphrey travel Victoria to San Antonio. Phylma Bush attends funeral in Victoria for O M Forster father of Mrs Carl Bush Miss Jeanie Blalock. Record staff home sick. EF Nielsen visiting Waco. Joe Kenigseder expected back from California. Leonard Aickens and son visit Cuero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Boothe
Texas A&m
L. C. Boothe
Leroy Tolbert
Cuero
Texas Eastern
Charco
Goliad
Grant Sorrell
David Humphrey
Victoria Mirror
San Antonio
Phylma Bush
Victoria
O. M. Forster
Mr. Forster
Carl Bush
Polliwogs in Kerrville and 1971 painting trips listed
The column notes a Kerrville visit to see Win Oliver and a showing of about 20 paintings at the Hill Country Arts Foundation with an open tea at The Point. It mentions friends Alice Naylor, Mabel Davis, Pookie Kleinecke, Barbara Sigmund, Cecelia Schott, Dr Charles Tubbs, Sister Martha Kirk, and updates on travel plans for 1971 including trips to Helsinki Liiningrad and Greece Yugoslavia with instructors Millard Sheets Thurman Hewitt and Doug Kingman. Also birthday greetings for Douglas Fuchs Ronny Stratton Ernest Meynard and a cake hint for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerrville
Win Oliver
Hill Country Arts Foundation
Alice Naylor
San Antonio
Thurman Hewitt
San Francisco
Mexico
Doug Kingman
Helsinki
Liingrad
George Post
California
Thurman
Guadalajara
Chapala
Millard Sheets
Greece
Yugoslavia
Westhoff 4-H Club Holds February Meeting
The Westhoff 4-H Club met at the American Legion Hall with 14 members. Charles Koenig presided. Kay Fuchs read the roll. Orval Wright will present Feb. 10 livestock show regulations. Peggy Koenig elected club reporter. two visitors and one adult leader attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westhoff
Westhoff American Legion Hall
Charles Koenig
Kay Fuchs
Orval Wright
Kaye Kahlich
Peggy Koenig
Jo Ann Koenig
Rhonda Lee Koenning
Janet Baros
Kristye Kahlich
Bonnie Mueller
Tax Boost Prompts Texas Legislature Expense Scrutiny
The article contrasts higher expense accounts for lawmakers with smaller House allowances and notes past liberal sums for senators. It cites monthly office costs, long distance calls, and a Dallas member asking for expense stamps. It warns a major state tax hike is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Dallas
Texas
Austin
STV to Bring Movie Style TV to Small Towns Nationwide
Zeniths Phonevision STV approved by FCC allows over the air box office style programming for rural families. Applications filed in Philadelphia Detroit Boston with potential others in cities with multiple stations. STV promises movies sports and events at roughly the cost of a movie ticket with no commercials and home viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Zenith
Federal Communications Commission
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
STV
Hartford
Conn
Program for cost sharing in environmental farming measures gains support
The plan emphasizes public benefits from farm practices to reduce water pollution and soil erosion. It calls for 50 percent federal cost sharing for permanent pollution control measures, local county committees to tailor treatments, and continuation of 1970 methods under a 1971 program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House-Senate
Congress
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Department’s Soil Conservation Ser
Envelope Order Costs and Printer Pricing Debate
A Cuero Publishing Co. letter breaks down costs for a 10 000 envelope order. It estimates printing at 2 50 per thousand and total printer cost 85. A 25 percent markup yields 113 35 selling price. The Standard Printing Co and The Record bid slightly below. The Advocate offered 40 percent below fair price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Printing Co
Record
Advocate
Forest Service and Extension Service Offer Help
The vice agency will provide technical and educational assistance through the Forest Service and Extension Service to support local programs and community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vice, Forest Service and
Extension Service
Care of Feet Arneckeville Club Meeting Topic
The Arneckeville Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Alton Goebel's home to discuss care of feet with co hostesses Mrs. Don Brandenberger and program presenters Mrs. Victor Goebel and Mrs. Edna Nagel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arneckeville
Alton Goebel
Don Brandenberger
Victor Goebel
Edna Nagel
Walter Sager
THDA
John Fitzgerald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Johnnie Knebel
Lem Duderstadt
Chris Krueger
A&m
Mrs
W. C. Krueger
Herbert Farmer
Louisville
Sam Bridge
Lee Benbow
Jeanie Blalock
Record News
EF. H. Nielsen
Waco
Bobby Nielsen
Joe Kenigseder
Nielsen 7-Up Bottling Co
Leonard Aickens
Little Son of
Beeville
Kleinecke Nursery
N. Esplanade
Alois Bomba
Wilfred Leist
American Legion
Calvin Webb
Otis Carpenter
Pilot Club
Lester Frers
Cuero Lodge
Elcome
Edward L. Johnson
Ww. M. i. FE. Weatherly
Seec'y
Polliwogs
Polly Howerton
Mabel Davis
Cuero Community Hospital
Kleinecke
Barbara Sigmund
Cecelia Schott
Charles Tubbs
Charles
Martha Kirk
University of New Mexico
Douglas Fuchs
Ronny Stratton
Ernest Meynard
Ast
Franecal Home
W. Reuss Blvd
Electric Motors
Tel-A-Win CO
Montgomery
E. Main
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Indiana
Ohio
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Jack Howerton
Pres Cuero Publishing Co
Henry Thoreau
Reass
Freund
Betty Crocker
Kidney Foundation
Jack Fitzgerald
J. W. Lamb
Brandenberger
Theodor Winter
William Goebel
Werner Wolf
Ryan
N. Gonzales
Rialto
Allan Poe
American International Megal
American Internatonal Pictures, Inc
Nathan Post Lumber CO
Farmers State
Fannen
State Bank. Trust Co
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