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Cuero Record

Location

Cuero, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1964

Page

4

Personal notices and visits fill Cuero society page

Longview visitors Mrs. James Niehholz and family stay with Emma Fichholz at 503 E. French while many others, including Mr. and Mrs. Charley Mauer and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mauer, travel from California and San Antonio. July clearance sale at Koehlers features dresses and sportswear as summer to fall stock shifts. Congratulations to R. M. Adcock and spouse on their 66th anniversary. Perths and relatives visit Cuero, with updates on Hicks, Demmers, and Schultz families.

James Niehholz Longview Emma Fichholz E. French Charley Mauer California Ray Mauer San Antonio R. M. Adcock W. Court House St Adcocks Victoria Adcock Evie Adcock Thomaston Cucro

School funding backs repairs for John C. French school

Lucas and Adickes argued the John C. French school can be restored to safety for fall term. Inspection found no foundation issues, suggesting a new floor refinishing and tie rods used historically. They urged the school board to issue a work order promptly, noting local contractors’ interest and integrity.

Adickes Mull Hotel Adickes and Tans

Project to study retardation seeks regional center

County officials and local groups discuss creating a Victoria located Area Project on Retardation. A professional testing and research team would study physical emotional and environmental causes with services for under 18 months olds across seven counties. First year cost set at 37586 with multiple local funding requests pending.

Trowell Dave Weber Herbert Ruppert Bonnie Buenger Leon Polzin W. L. Ferguson Cuero Bs. Ferguson Yoakum Yorktown Calhoun Lavaca Refugio Victoria Junior Service League of Victoria Victoria County Gnance Tarkington Monday Victoria Cit Council Victoria Independent School District Victoria County Commissioners Court Amlers DeWitt County Commissioners Court Solle DeWit County Mowever

Cecil Frank Dies Thursday in Corpus Christi

Cecil A. Frank 58 of Corpus Christi died Thursday after a heart attack. A chapel service will be held Saturday at 11 a.m. at Freund Funeral Home with interment at Hillside. He moved to Corpus Christi from Cuero in 1955 and worked 36 years for Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. Surviving are his widow Phyllis, a son Kenneth, a daughter Kay, all of Corpus Christi, and multiple brothers and sisters including E. P. Frank, W. A. Frank, Mrs. A. W. Talien, Mrs. Ellen Degolia, and Mrs. Henry Morrey among others.

Freund Cecil A. Frank Corpus Christi Hillside Frank Cuero Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Phyllis Frank Kenneth Kay E. P. Frank Corpus W. A. Frank Brownsville A. W. Talien Mansfield Ark Ellen Degolia Houston Bessie Atzenhoffer A. W. Farrow Victoria Henry Morrey Refuzio Marion Fetters FE. D. Barron Wiley Pridgen

Town Talk notes on air conditioning and local matters

The column covers Mayor Nami and Councilman Edgar sweltering in a crowded City Hall as the electric superintendent Buchel tries to cool the chamber but air flow remains inadequate. It notes plans to divert cooling from the office area after hours, and residents question the expense versus need. It also mentions Jerome Hutchison’s promotion in Cuero’s National Guard and compares local home costs from a UT Texas construction study showing nine new houses in a month at about 89 thousand.

Buchel Nami Jack Edgar City Hall Cuere Texas Bureau of Business Researceh University of Texas Caer da Muy

Rural water rationing hits savings but not local economy

Weather notes show water shortages prompting rationing as a first step, with less direct economic impact on rural residents while urban areas feel the pinch. A prior summer peak reached record levels in Cuerta on two separate occasions amid ongoing drought concerns.

Jeryphen Cieuwellers Cueru Tus UMM @eurees

New Arrivals Baby Paul Allen Semper Born July 6

Mr and Mrs Leo Semper announce the birth of a son Paul Allen at Cuero Hospital Foundation on July 6 at 7 11 p.m. The newborn weighed 8 pounds 1 1/2 ounces. Mr and Mrs Donald L Kann report a baby boy born July 6 at 3 18 p.m. weighing 8 pounds 5 3 4 ounces.

Leo Semper Paul Allen Cuero Hospital Foundation Donald L. Kann

Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Listed

Hospital notes show admissions for Mrs Isabel Mejia Lisa Lu Davis and Arnold Steubing. Dismissals include Mrs Janie Burden Mrs Leo Semper and baby son Mrs Donald Kann and baby son and others. Burns Hospital lists admission W C Rossiter and dismissals Adam Shows V Q Stevens Mrs J H Richardson Jaola Barres.

Isabel Mejia Lisa Lu Davis Arnold Steubing Janie Burden Leo Semper Donald L. Kann Oscar Schlinke Herbert Sucher Herman Hahn Edna Bowen Burns Hospital W. C. Rossiter Adam Shows V. QO. Stevens J. H. Richardson Jaola Barres

Bank Deposits Hold Near Peak Despite Small Dip

Deposits continue near record levels with June 30 figures to be reported by federal agencies. June 30 deposits show an $11,000.81 rise over April’s $9,468,431.39, while Cuero bank figures span December 1962 to June 1963, with totals ranging from about $8.4 to $9.6 million.

Cuero Bank

TPA Drinks and Kitchen Details at Richmond Convention Report

A brief note lists TPA staff and functions including chairs and tables Blanton Skeet Bauer Bud Foster Joe Goode and plates bread and related items. It also names serving staff Schodde Hausman Nami Meitzen Goode Foster Onhaizer Keesler and Stone and jokes about an official onion peeler Oscar Probst. A general report on the national convention in Richmond Virginia precedes committee appointments.

Oscar Probst Richmond

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