Personal notes from Cuero area social column
Frank M. Niendorff of Dallas visits his aunt Mrs E H Nielsen and is brother in law to Mrs Harold High. Angela Marie Barta turns six, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Barta. Mr and Mrs Mickey Rice of Yoakum visit Cuero with Alfred Breitkreutz. Mrs J A McMichen and Mrs Patricia Leslie celebrate birthdays. R T Brown of Meyersville visits Cuero relatives. W F Hancock attends Texas State Teachers Association conference in Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Niendorff
Dallas
E. H. Nielsen
Mr. Niendorff
Harold High
Angela Marie Barta
Angela
Lee Barta
Mickey Rice of
Yoakum
Mrs
Alfred Breitkreutz
W. F. Hancock
Victoria
Association of School Administrators
The
Texas State Teachers Association
New Cuero Residents Lease Ken Towery Home in Moss Lane
Cc O Towery and wife Gene of Austin are among Cuero's newest residents. They leased the Ken Towery home at 1510 Moss Lane and will spend retirement years in Cuero. Towery, brother of Dr. R K Towery, was a former Ford tractor dealer in Austin and has been semi retired while dealing in real estate. Birthday greetings go to Mrs. Mattie B. Herring on her claimed 39th birthday. Mrs. J J Fuchs and Mrs. Archie Franke visited Cuero then returned to San Antonio, staying with Mr and Mrs Henry Spangle and Cuero friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. O. Towery
Geneva
Austin
Cuero
Ken Towery
Moss Lane
Mr. Towery
R. K. Towery
J. J. Fuchs
Archie Franke
San Antonio
Iter
Henry Spangle
Rev Sanders Accepts Interim Pastor Post in Kingsbury
The Rev Norman Sanders of Cuero has become interim pastor at Kingsbury Baptist Church and will lead his first service Sunday Jan 24. He previously served seven and a half months as interim pastor at Terryville Baptist and retired after about 13 years as pastor of First Baptist Cuero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Sanders
Cuero
Kingsbury Baptist Church
Sanders
Terryville Baptist Church
First Baptist
Kennedy ousted as Senate Democratic whip in surprise vote
Senate vote by 31 to 24 ousted Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts from the post of Senate Democratic whip as the 92nd Congress opened. Robert Byrd of West Virginia won the leadership by that margin, signaling a sharp setback for Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Byrd
Kennedy
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
GOP
Howard H. Baker Jr
Tennessee
Scott
Baker
Congress
Frank Moss
Utah
Mansfield
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Cuero seeks new city manager as applications rise
Council discusses city manager search after four written and two oral applications. Mayor Cockrell notes six prospects remain, with Texas Municipal League notices expected to draw up to 30 more. He stresses patience to hire the best candidate as city programs stay on track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crain
Robert Post
Kleinecke
Jim Dill
Cockrell
Texas Municipal League _ publications
Texas
Cuero
Polliwogs and Personal Notices From Cuero
A compact Cuero column lists local notes including the Fain McDouglas Jr. and newlyweds visiting Cuero this weekend, Laucretia Summers honoring her mother with a birthday party, Juanita Dahme's home improvements, Tony Engbrook preparing a spring lawn, and Nick Cameron returning from Kerrville. It also mentions the Cuero Art Guild workshop, Washington's birthday date notes, birthday greetings to J B Morris J W Herring and Patricia Leslie, and a home hint about measuring hems with a rubber band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laucretia Summers
J. B. Morris
Smith proposes constitutional changes to ease welfare costs
Senator Charles Wilson and Representative Ben Atwell voiced doubt over Smiths plan to raise welfare funding via emergency amendments and bonds. They warned about tax impacts, building salaries with bonds, and potential drastic welfare cuts by June 1 without an $80 million ceiling adjustment. The speech also urged water bond reforms, school immunizations, and across the board state pay raises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Charles Wilson
D-Lufkin
Senate Committee On
William T. Moore
Dbryan
Smith
Moore
Ben Atwell
Dallas
Revenue and Taxation Committee
Texas
Legislative Budget Board
W. S. Healty
D-Paducah
Eastwood Moves From Dollars to Directing
Army Archerd profiles Clint Eastwood as he shifts from star to director with Play Misty for Me filmed outdoors near Carmel. Eastwood discusses humility, real estate investments, Malpaso Productions, and remaining reserved while comparing himself to Gary Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Clint Eastwood
Clint
Eastwood
Army
Library considers Crescent Valley Creamery as new site
Rev. C. Rogers McLane reported the Library Board discussed a Crescent Valley Creamery location for the library. Mrs. Cates cited a Friends survey and noted eighteen volunteers for library projects. The library will stay open Wednesdays until 7 p.m. with Friends members on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Rogers McLane
McLane
Crescent Valley Creamery
Cates
Friends
Mind Your Own Business Advice Turns Into Surprising Ease
A terse statement urges skipping meddling in others affairs to reveal how simple life becomes. No names or places are given, focusing on a general behavioral tip. The line emphasizes personal autonomy and direct, no friction living.
Shivers seeks veto on banking bill amid SEC action
Federal court halted all sales of unregistered stock as the SEC sues several defendants over alleged securities violations. U S Attorney Mahon and Farris said agents are presenting evidence to a federal grand jury while the civil case continues and potential criminal referrals remain possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Shivers
Federal
Sarah T. Hughes
SEC
U. S
Eldon B. Mahon
Fort Worth
Farris
Kelly the Classified Section Every Day
Cuero Recon notes daily classified listings including local ads and notices for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Cuero Recon
Civil inquiry continues in Dallas area investigation
Ma hon says ongoing inquiry may lead to prosecution but no state fraud law applies yet. Henry Wade notes no federal jurisdiction and the matter is civil. Farris mentions potential SEC violations and a grand jury proceeding in other areas with jurors to be recalled in four weeks.
Lip prints may reveal crime clues says dental study
Lipstick stains on a collar could identify a suspect, researchers in an American Dental Association publication say lip prints are unique like fingerprints. The report cites an anonymous Tokyo letter threatening to blow up a building signed with two lip prints and notes two suspects were cleared when their lips did not match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
American Dental Association
Tokyo
Tokyo Dental College
Cuero Cash Grain Met Prices for Ear and Shelled Corn
Local Cuero market reports show cash grain prices from Hansen Feed and Supply. Ear corn is 1.05 per bushel and shelled corn 1.25 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansen Feed & Supply
Cuero Cash Grain
Livestock Prices and Ranges From Fort Worth Market
US DA livestock report from Fort Worth lists cattle 150 head, calves 100, slaughter cows near steady, feeders steady to weak. Sows 18.40 21.50, bulls 27.70 28.00. feeder prices by weight and class for steers heifers and bulls. hogs 125 head generally steady with top quote down 1 2. barrows gilts 15.75 16.00. sows 12.00 13.00. sheep none.
Charity Dividend for Westchester Classic Charities
Harrison New York William Jennings announced six hospital charities will share 300,507 from the 1970 Westchester Classic won by Bruce Crampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
N.Y
William Jennings
Bruce Crampton
49er Aide Named Oiler Top Coach
Ed Hughes, longtime San Francisco offensive coach, was named head coach of the Houston Oilers on a five year contract. The Buffalo native and Tulsa graduate built the Forty Niners potent offense and expects to make the Oilers contenders or champions by 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Mack
UPI
Houston WP
Ed Hughes
San Francisco Forty Niners
Houston Oilers
Hughes
San Francisco
Oilers
Wally Lemm
Buffalo
N.Y
University of Tulsa
Tulsa
AFL
Dallas Texans
Denver
Washington Redskins
Forty Niners
Cuero Federal board maintains terms as 1971 marks 50th operation year
Officers continued on the board of directors include Weber E T Summers Jr J Carter Thomas F Myron Bass Sr and W L Ferguson Jr. Kleinecke said prospects for the year look favorable with predicted loan demand for residential and commercial housing. Cuero Federal marks its 50th year of operation in 1971 with plans for recognition later in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber
E. T. Summers Jr
J. Carter Thomas
F. Myron Bass Sr
W. L. Ferguson Jr
Kleinecke
Cuero Federal
Local Council Seeks Name Suggestions for Street Near Hospital
Landry centered meeting invites citizens to propose a new street name with the council to finalize the decision. The street serves as the sole access to the hospital rear emergency entrance and employee parking. Alternatives listed include Breeden Drive Blackwell Drive Cockrell Avenue Reese Drive Dahlman Drive Hospital Drive Community Drive Gobbler Drive Alice Lane and Yochea Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cent
Breeden
Blackwell
Cockrell
Reese Drive
Dahlman
Hospital Drive
Community
Gobbler Drive
Alice Lane
Yochea
Cuero Couple Welcome Baby Girl at Cuero Hospital
Mr and Mrs John Rodriguez of Cuero welcome a baby girl born Wednesday at 2 54 p m in Cuero Community Hospital weighing 7 lbs 3 ozs The newborn adds to the Rodriguez family with a fresh start for the Cuero community paper note
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rodriguez
Cuero
Cuero Community Hospital
Felipa Tigerina
Gwendoline Sladek
Services Held for Adele K Jalufka at St Aloysius Church
Pallbearers James E Jurach Joe E Pasztor Jerry Jurach Jr James V Nolte Roy H Nolte Weldon Buchhorn served at 10 30 a m services for Mrs Adele K Jalufka 89 who died Monday in Cuero Hospital A native of Shiner she formerly lived in Westhoff and Yorktown burial in Westhoff Community Cemetery officiated by Rev Francis Kunz At St Aloysius Catholic Church Westhoff Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele K. Jalufka
James E. Jurach
Joe E. Pasztor
Jerry Jurach Jr
James V. Nolte
Roy H. Nolte
Weldon Buchhorn
St. Aloysius Catholic Church
Westhoff
Francis Kunz
Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
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Herman Kerlick
Yorktown
J. A. MecMichen
Patricia Leslie
R. T. Brown
Meyersville
Mattie B. Herring
L. L. Buttery Drug Store
Kleinecke Nursery
N. Esplanade
Rialto
Panavision
DE Luxe
Council
Freund
Bookkeeping and Counseling Service
Elmer A. Luddeke
H&k
Church Street
Polliwogs
Polly Howerton
Fain McDouglas, Jr
Houston
Juanita Dahme
East Live Oak Street
Tony
Engbrook
Nick Cameron
Kerrville
Frances Vanzura
Cuero Art Guild
Georges
George
J. W. Herring
Central Press Association
Paul Newman
Universal
Ingmar Bergman
Telly Savalas
Don Rickles
Donald Sutherland
Carmel
California
Malpaso Productions
Newman
Sidney Poitier
Dean Martin
Burt Lancaster
Maggs
Europe
Gary Cooper
Library
Barnes
Reass
Cosmetics
E. Main
N. Y. A. Bidg City Park
Alois Bomba
Wilfred Leist
American Legion
Calvin Webb
Otis Carpenter
Pilot Club
OF Cuero
Mre
Lester Frers
Oiler
Hospital News
Jacob Nagel
Millie Miller
Flora Barnes
Mabel Davis
Emilie Blaschke
Village Discount Record Center
Village Shop Center
W. Reuss Blvd
Ualos
Cuezo Publishing Co
Cueze Record
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