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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1962
Page
10
ATU Pt idday greetings go to Mrs C A Buenning and Miss Louise Moffitt for their birthdays Sunday. Mrs B H McDaniels and children and Miss Mary Alvarez of Victoria spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs Marvin Fetters. Mr and Mrs Donald Koenig and daughter Donna Lynn of Weslaco visit Cuero relatives.
Local notice names T. B. Bunk Brantley associated with Doll House Tenaco Station. No further details available in fragment.
A postcard from Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Wood notes a pleasant tour of northeastern states with Niagara Falls singled out. Mr. Wood is Cuero Public Schools guidance counselor and Mrs. Wood a high school librarian. Also mentions local hospital admissions and dismissals, a Vannes sale tease, and a few local social notices.
YY D Bramlette Jr and Mrs Jo Buenning left Sunday to visit their parents Mr and Mrs J D Bramlette Sr in Linton. The senior Bramlettes celebrate their Golden Wedding Anniversary. Mrs Rudy Henson and children Roddy Karen and Missy left Thursday for San Antonio. They flew to Los Angeles after visiting relatives in Cuero and Gonzales for five weeks.
Mr and Mrs Bonnie Buenger are the parents of a baby girl born early Saturday morning. The 7 lb 5 oz infant has not yet been given a name.
The Cuero area recalls polio cases and travel notes from 1952. Mr and Mrs Fred Harvey visit Evansville Kentucky to see their daughter. Bob McMahon of Cleveland Texas announces birth of a son. Summers family returns home to Victoria after visits in Austin and Cuero. Nina Scarbrough takes vacation to San Antonio and west. Wilkes visit San Antonio. Olene Brantley undergoes tonsillectomy. Ted Schiwetz and Mrs Schiwetz visit from Houston. Grunder from Fort Sam Houston spends weekend in Cuero. Henry Doerr visits from San Antonio.
Cassius Clay stops Alejandro Lavoranie at 5. the bout held in Los Angeles ends when the Argentinian is knocked out. Clay improves his record to 199. Lavoranie suffers a defeat in Louisville affiliated event.
In a Kennedy era view the underdeveloped markets of the world are less promising than the American home market. The United States and Canada are seen as the most significant future profits, with high consumer capacity and rising savings. Potential for air conditioning and kitchen equipment could boost domestic sales, while furniture stores face a stall or decline amid missed sales opportunities.
Our office mourns the death of Viv ian Morgan who worked here until last Friday. Larry Joe Smith visits Cuero and Victoria with his father Joseph William Smith and Anne Smith. Nora Houston Shearer was to be married Saturday, groom unknown. Theo Reuss has recovered enough to return home from a Houston hospital. Josie B Freund and Cecilia Schott celebrated birthdays yesterday. Louise Moffitt and Ernest Cannon celebrate today. Bernice Wilkes sprained elbow after visiting Houston and healing in Cuero. Margaret Patterson of San Antonio arrived Friday to visit Kat, her sister-in-law.
Miller discusses French cuisine notes on Poisson saute and butter. She mentions butter's low smoking point and advises using low heat to prevent darkening. The item appears as a cooking tip or domestic note from a column.
Mrs Ross wife of a Goodfellow AFB airman was scheduled for transfer to Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio for medical treatment.
Victor Buchie, a mail carrier in New Britain Connecticut, was bitten on the leg by a dog that followed him from a route to the post office as he sorted mail. The incident adds another reminder of dog bites faced by letter carriers.
Hollywood stands by Arthur Freed for the fourth straight year to produce the 35th Academy Awards on April 8, 1963. Freed, Oscar winner for An American in Paris and Gigi, will supervise the telecast.
Tass reports the start of air service between Moscow and Havana, inaugurating direct flights operated under the new route.
Anthony Ross, 14 months old, died from burns in a San Angelo fire. His mother, Mrs Anthon y Ross, was seriously burned.
Tass reported 1962 first half output up 10 percent from 1961 and labor productivity up 6 percent. Industrial and farm outputs exceeded the plan by 3 percent, while a Norfolk housing project bans almond crescent, cherry crescent and black grove terms as farcical and cheap.
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