Alfonso Gonzales recuperating after Cuero Record chief surgery
Alfonso Gonzales mechanical superintendent of The Cuero Record is in Room 202 at DeTar Hospital Victoria recovering from surgery performed Tuesday morning. He said he would likely be home within a week. Birthday wishes extend to Homer Berner. Air Force Maj Donald L. Miller, husband of Peggy Elder, has graduated from the Armed Forces Staff College in Norfolk Virginia.
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Alfonso Gonzales
The
Cuero Record
DeTar Hospital
Victoria
Record
Air Force
Donald L. Miller
Austin
Peggy Elder
J. F. Elder
Cheapside Route
Armed Forces Staff College
Norfolk, Va
Polliwogs and Local News From Cuero Community Pages
Grant Sorrell remains sick at home in Victoria and away from the office. Cuero Hospital is crowded and residents discuss local health. Brucene Smith, Miss World USA, to visit Cuero Sunday. Lias Bubba Steen out of hospital after flu. Alonso Gonzales recovering from surgery in DeTar Hospital Victoria and walking again. Grace Episcopal Church women prepare a parish meal for the annual meeting. Birthday wishes to Camilla Copenhaver Donald Hoehne George Merzbacher. Wayne and wife celebrate 10th wedding anniversary. Home Hint about drying a sponge with a corded needle method.
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Grant Sorrell
Victoria
Camilla Copenhaver
Donald Hoehne
George Merzbacher
Wayne McMahan
Arneckeville 4H Club Reports $59.42 Balance
Arneckeville 4H Club met Tuesday at the club house with Pam Hartman presiding. Peggy Pick delivered the council report and Debbie Friedrichs reported the treasury balance of 59.42 dollars. County agent Orval Wright advised on showing animals for the Cuero Livestock Show. The next meeting will include practice for the county contest. Peggy Brown serves as club reporter.
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Arneckeville
Pam Hartman
Peggy Pick
Debbie Friedrichs
Orval Wright
Cuero
Peggy Brown
Texas Prison Life Exposed Inmate Diet And Reform Tour
The piece details harsh rules and punishments in Texas prisons including eating practices, work quotas, and the use of convict labor on vast prison farms. It notes meals like pork chops and enchiladas, low food costs, and uniforms produced in-house. It also covers a prison tour for probationers from the Rio Grande Valley to deter crime and the warning from a warden about future consequences.
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Texas
TDC
Kontsville
Rio Grande Valley
Cameron
Hidalgo
Texas Criminal Justice Council
Ferguson
Mutscher and Smith Clash Over Report Allegations
The defense attorney Frank Maloney dismissed the report as rot and incomprehensible. Smith defended the report, calling any alleged source and intent malicious and aimed at discrediting a governmental decision. Mutscher called the report absolutely untrue and declined further comment.
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Mutscher
Frank Maloney
Smith
Cosby Rising Through Tex Tan Welhausen Leadership Ladder
Cosby earned promotion to assistant sales manager after 11 years, named vice president of Tex Tan Welhausen Company in 1962, and became president of that division in 1970. A WW II Army captain, he received the Bronze Star and has been a civic leader in Yoakum serving as chamber director, Blue Bonnet Youth Ranch, Yoakum United Fund, Rotary president, and church elder. He plans a move to Tandy Corporation Headquarters in Fort Worth.
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Tex Tan Welhausen Company
Cosby
U.S. Army
Yoakum
Chamber of Commerce
Blue Bonnet Youth Ranch
Yoakum United Fund
Yoakum Rotary Club
First Presbyterian Church
Tandy Corporation
Fort Worth
Arctic storm bypasses south to plow through Texas
A northern arctic system moved through the state despite expectations to stall in the southern Panhandle. Cold air dropped temperatures to 5 in Dalhart and 6 in Amarillo, with Wichita Falls down to 23. An ice pack formed on West Texas roads triggering an ice storm warning in Abilene as forecasts of a stalled cold front along the Red River evolved.
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Panhandle
Dalhart
Amarillo
Wichita Falls
Red River
West Texas
Abilene
NWS
Farlier
Nixon rancher H S Weber dies at 75 in San Antonio
H S Weber 75 prominent Nixon rancher died Wednesday in a San Antonio hospital. Funeral services set for Friday at 3 p.m. at Nixon United Methodist Church with burial in Nixon Cemetery. Finch Funeral Home directed. Survivors include wife Ruth Weber two brothers Ben and Paul Weber two sisters A E Griffin and L F Weaver all of Nixon plus nieces and nephews.
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Nixon
H. S. Weber
San Antonio
Nixon United Methodist Church
Nixon Cemetery
Finch Funeral Home
Ruth Weber
Ben Weber
Paul Weber
A. E. Griffin
L. F. Weaver
Funeral services held for Ernest A Schoenherr in Yorktown
Funeral services for Ernest A Schoenherr age 72 were conducted Tuesday from Lamprecht Funeral Home in Yorktown after his death Sunday in a Yorktown hospital. County employees served as pallbearers. He was born in Yorktown.
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Yorktown
Ernest A. Schoenherr
Simday
Lamprecht
Mr. Schoenherr
Edgewood Texas School Funding Ruling Sparks Debate
The litigation shows the suit as a class action for Mexican American and poverty area students in Texas. Edgewood, the poorest district in San Antonio, has high tax rates despite minimal property values. Lt. Gov Ben Barnes voices concerns over a statewide system and local control.
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Wood Independent
San Antonio
Texas
Edgewood
South Texas
Ben Barnes
Martin
Barnes
Obituary Notice for Yorktown Resident Ernest Schoenherr
Sequence number 99 lists the deceased who lived at Yorktown and had 30 years service in DeWitt County Precinct 3. Survivors include his wife, a son Ernest C. Schoenherr of Victoria, and three daughters Mrs. Wayne Fromme of Cuero Mrs. Kermit Koehler of Yorktown and Mrs. Larry Henze of Yorktown.
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Yorktown
DeWitt County
Ernest C. Schoenherr
Victoria
Wayne Fromme
Cuero
Kermit Koehler
Larry Henze
Funeral services for Mrs Hattie Mae Nichols
Mrs Hattie Mae Nichols 37 of Cuero died Tuesday in a local hospital. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. at Oak Memorial Funeral Chapel with Rev Eugene Phillips officiating. Burial will be in Westville Cemetery.
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Hattie Mae Nichols
Cuero
Oak Memorial Funeral Chapel
Eugene Phillips
Westville Cemetery
Emil J. Till 85 Cuero Dies in Local Hospital
Emil J Till 85 of Cuero died this morning in a local hospital He was a member of St Michael s Catholic Church the Knights of Columbus and the Hermann Sons Rosary will be recited Friday at 730 pm at Oak Memorial Funeral Home Mass will be said Saturday at 2 pm at St Michael s Church with Rev Peter Higgins officiating Burial will be in Hillsim Cemetery Survived by wife Rosa Till Cuero one daughter Mrs Stephanie Van Horn Alice one brother Joe Till Cuero and five sisters Mrs Mary Ehler Slaton Mrs Annie Kloesel Schulenburg Mrs Hattie Kahlich Cuero Mrs Ida Muenster Halletts ville and Mrs Emily Thompson Cuero
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Emil J. Till
Cuero
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
The
Hermann Sons
Oak Memorial Funeral Home
St. Michael's Church
Peter Higgins
Hillsim Cemetery
Rosa Till
Stephanie van Horn
Alice
Joe Till
Mary Ehler
Slaton
Annie Kloesel
Schulenburg
Hattie Kahlich
Ida Muenster
Hallettsville
Emily Thompson
Pat Sez By Guest Columist GOD IS ALIVE
A fragmented humor column thanks Oscar Adickes for bringing the author home and mentions Mrs. Effie Fuchs liking the piece. The writer, Dryer, references Ray Regner and a coon dog, notes old umpiring jokes and quotes a few pithy lines from Henry Wood and a Scotchman.
Mrs. James K. Crain Dies En Route to Austin
Mrs. James Kerr Crain sister in law of Newton M. Crane of Cuero and aunt of District Judge Frank H. Crain and Mrs. Hugh Lowery of Victoria died early Wednesday in St. Louis while en route to Austin from Washington to visit her daughter. Funeral services and burial to be in San Antonio.
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James Kerr Crain
Newton M. Crane
Cuero
Frank H. Crain
Hugh Lowery
Victoria
St. Louis
Austin
Washington, D. C
San Antonio
Cuero Record Classifieds Daily Read
The Cuero Record updates readers with daily classified notices covering sales employment and service offerings. Local residents browse job ads vehicle sales and household items as people list items for sale and exchange notices appear.
Texas Court ruling on school bonds and legislature action
The decision states that other school funds are not affected and existing bond obligations remain intact. It notes the court would create a new system if the legislature fails to act. The suit was filed July 30 1968 by 15 parents representing Edge students.
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Texas
Fdge
Population growth and urban stress urged as national priority
The piece argues traffic, housing, schools, unemployment and pollution rise with population growth, but notes growth is not the root cause. It cites Census projections toward 300 million by 2000 and promotes family planning through Planned Parenthood as essential information.
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Census Bureau
Planned Parenthood
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Kleinecke Nursery
N. Esplanade, Cuero
Polliwogs
Polly Howerson
Cuero Community Hospital
Brucene Smith
Lias Bubba Steen
Alonso Gonzales
Grace Episcopal Church
Cuero V.F.W
Wilfred Peters
Carl Culpepper
Treas
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Ocuerko
Doll House
Corinne Carlton
Arneckeville Club
Cuero Lodge
American Legion Civic Center
Otis Carpenter
Emil Buchhorn, Jr
Post
N. A. Bidg City Park
Wilfred Leist
Quartermaster AU
Norther
Kole
H. SS. Weber
Ernest A. Schiopnherr
Mrs
Pat Sez
Guest Columist
God
Oscar Adickes
Jimmie
Mrs. Prause
Ray Regner
Battle Axe
Ther
Oscar
Henry Wood
Henry
Rialto
Michael Winner
DeLuxe
United Artists
Freund Funeral Home
Parfay
N. Esplanade
James K. Crain
Betty Crocker
Miss World
U.S.A
Oak
W. Reuss Blvd
DELL
Johnny
Radio City Station
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