Personal notices from Cuero and Houston listing families and travels
Merilyn Blackwell left by plane from Houston with Mrs. Arthur Guess for two weeks vacation in the Cun Islands. B. J. Lempar and sons Michael Leonard and Thomas recently retired from Jacksonville where they visited their daughter Dorothy Lempa stationed with AVES. Navy Petty Officer Third Class David M. Farmer serves in Norfolk, son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Fare of 710 N Gazzie Cuero. A patient, Robert Dana Record, underwent hip surgery at Methodist Hospital Houston.
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Merilyn Blackwell
Houston
Arthur Guess
San Antonio
Cun Islands
Navy
David M. Farmer
Norfolk
William H. Fare
Mer
N. Gazzie
Cuero
Robert Dana
Methodist Hospital
Berter Avenue
Texas
Seiba Returns From Denver Visit. Social Guests At Hartts
Mrs Louis Seiba returned from a three week visit with Laon and Aline Seiba and family in Denver Colorado. Recent guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Raymond Hartt included Mr and Mrs Elwood Rangnow and daughter Lorna at Meyersville.
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Cuero Record
Louis Seiba
Laon
Aline Seiba
Denver
Colorado
Raymond Hartt
Elwood Rangnow
Lorna
Meyersville
Unemployment Decline Reported in June
Washington US government data show unemployment as a share of the workforce fell in June to 58 percent, though 11 million more people were out of work than in May. Labor officials cite a possible statistical quirk, noting 5.5 million Americans were seeking work in June versus 4.4 million in May.
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Washington
Bridge district pays final bond on Golden Gate span
After 34 years the Golden Gate bridge project is fully financed with the final bond paid and an oversized 2.97 million check burned in ceremony. Bank of America and district officials exchange large replicas of a bond and the check during the event. The article notes the span had issued 35 million in general obligation bonds for design and construction.
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Pairty
Golden Gate Ridge
Bank of America
Cadet Pharmacy Advertises Personal Pharmacist Service
Downtown vy trading promotes Battery brand as a personal pharmacist service. Cadet offers to phone in your orders and telecare. The ad emphasizes convenience and tailored medication support for customers seeking individualized pharmaceutical help.
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Battery's
Pollination Buzz: Bees Drive Orchard Apple Crops
Bellaville report explains the crucial role of honey bees in commercial apple growing. Bees are rented from Texas to pollinate blooming orchards in Illinois and Missouri, with timing critical for success. Trucks transport hives nightly, 50,000-plus bees per hive, and pollen is shipped to aid fertilization. The costly but essential service keeps fruit yields high and profits growing for growers and apiarists alike.
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Grover Brinkman
Tiinoisland
Missouri
Texas
Markets Chicago Livestock and Legal Action in Paris
Chicago cattle markets show futures for 1000 head up as prime steers reach about 33.50 to 34.00 per hundredweight with varied classes at 28 to 45.80. Separately, Kleber Bon and Jean Schattner sue a woman's magazine over a published photo captioned The Evils Of, claiming the image harmed their professional standing as official Paris water tasters.
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Chicago
Slaugheter
Paius Pui
Kleber Bonat
Jean Schattner
Paris
Slaughter Heifer and Bull Price Report Note
Market figures show noice and prime 925 1920 for slaughter heifers at 32.3592 to 32.00 per hundredweight, choice 800 to 950, utility and commercial bulls 50 to 285, with a 1.00 to 32.00 range noted.
Prayer service for Alfred Albrecht at St. John's Meyersville
Alfred Albrecht 89 of Meyersville dies in Cuero nursing home. Wake at Oak Memorial 7:30 p.m. Friday. Funeral at St. John's Lutheran Meyersville 9:20 a.m. Saturday officiated by Rev. Fred Shealy. Burial in St. John's Cemetery. Survived by Bertha Albrecht, two sons William and Allen, two daughters Louise Wagner and Bernice Morgan, a brother Otto, eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Preceded in death by two children.
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Alfred Ald
Albrecht
Maey
Oak Memorial Funeral Home
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Meyersville
Fred Shealy
St. John's Comet
Cuer
Jane 15
William
Emma Brandt Albrecht
Bertha Albrecht
William Albrecht
Mission Valley
Allen Albrecht
Cuero
Louise Wagner
Victoria
Bernice Morgan
Corp Christi
Otto Albrecht
Hartman and Lucas Obituaries From Cuero Notes
Funeral services are set for Charlie Hartman 64 of Cuero with burial at Last Creek Cemetery. Survivors include three sisters and a brother. Willie Dell Lucas 38 of Cuero dies in Aransas Pass with services pending and burial planned in Hillside Cemetery. Enrico Caruso tombstone vandalized in Naples marble slab removed from Poglioreale Cemetery. remains undisturbed. Caruso sang 607 Metropolitan Opera performances and died in 1921 at age 48.
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Charlie, Hartman
Charlie Hartman
Cuero
Oak Memorial
H. A. Hanson
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Last Creek
Hartman
Bor
Yorktown
Albert I
Liza’ Schultz Hartman
Johanna Walters
Minnie Happmer
Elsie Hartman
Linton
Henry W. Hart
Willie, Dell Lucas
Willie Dell Lucas
Aransas, Pass
Freund Funeral Home
Hillside Cemetery
Lucas
S. Valley of Cuero
George West
Texas
Wendell Lucas
Cueto
Linda Wright
Bernadine Wright
Debbie Wright
Tom Mason Turlock
California
Aline Smith
Rockport
Caruso
Naples
Italy
UPD
Enrico Caruso
Poglioreale
Gun Fiehtirg At Mexican University
The rector of the University of Puebla and the faculty resigned after a seven hour gun battle among fed ing students left up to six wounded. Ignacio Flores Roja, a 47 year old lawyer, said resignations reflected interests driving the university toward a fatal destiny. Flores served three months as head of the 4,000 student public institution, the fourth largest in Mexico. The trustees accepted his resignation and unanimously tendered their own to the faculties.
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Puebla
Music
University of Puebla
Trudees
Ignacio Flores Roja
Flores
Mexico
Hillside Cemetery projects eyed by council for curb and gates
The Hillside Cemetery plan includes: curb and gutter on Valley Street funded by Kuester Estate, two brick archways at Reuss Boulevard and Prairie Street, paving for unimproved roads, and a 4 foot high chain link fence 5,000 feet long. Estimated total cost 8,700 dollars. A council committee will negotiate a joint program with landowners. The city also to buy liability and injury insurance for pool and golf course users.
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Hillside Cemetery
Sheppard
Edgar Smith
John Wolford
Larry Smith
Valley Street
Reuss Boulevard
Sarah Street
Kuester
Prairie Street
East Cemetery
J D. Bramlette
Burgess, Davis Sr
Bud Foster
Paul McChesney
Edgar
Almanac Highlights and Historical Reminders
The fragment recalls celestial entries for Venus Mars and Saturn under Cancer and notes on King Olav V of Norway born on the day. It mentions the 1776 Continental Congress affirming independence, Garfield’s death in 1881, Amelia Earhart and Noonan lost in 1937, and Lyndon B. Johnson signing civil rights legislation in 1964.
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United Press International
Venus
Jupiter
Olav. V of
Norway
Continental
Cress
Britain
Charles Guiteau
Washington
Garfield
Axmelia Earhart
Frederick Noonan
Pacific
Lyndon B. Johnson
Record Files Ten Years Ago July 2 1861 Rev Spellman
From The Record Files Ten years ago July 2 1861 Rev Charles Spellman son of Mrs RR Spellman of Cuero served as pastor of the Prairie Sen Methodist Church while doing graduate work at the University of Texas. Breen British troops planes and ships landed in Kuwait to meet the threat of an Iraq invasion. The disarmament negotiations remained sleek with changes.
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Charles Spellman
RR. Spellman
Tellers Send Friends Regards in Farewell Letter
A former a Daily Record subscriber who recently moved to Irving near their son writes that they miss their local friends. In the note they renew their subscription and send best wishes to Mrs Teller. They mention Mr Teller was ill three of the six weeks they lived in the area but is now better.
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Oor
Mos. 7
Teller Wn
Dale Fas
Irving
The
Daily Record
Irs
Teller
Cero
Mrs. Teller
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Mexican University
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