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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1971
Page
6
Baseball fans have a field day with games on radio and TV Monday night. News notes include visits, careers, a court case, and a culinary recipe for macaroon dressing to serve with fruit salads.
Cuero welcomes Dr and Mrs Ray Kelley at 104 Maurine Street as they move to town. Kolley will be Cuero High School assistant principal this fall. Craig and Diane Henke visited with daughter Diane in San Antonio. Kilpatrick family hosted guests from Pittsburgh and Austin over the weekend. Mrs Frances Wood tours Europe while in Rome Austria Germany and Paris.
Citizens urged to protest the planned June 30 discontinuation of the Quero to Kenedy daily mail route. Letters should be sent to U S senators John Tower and Lloyd Bentsen, Rep Abraham Kazen, Fort Worth Post Office director Vance L Jones, USPS highway transportation chief William Corrigan, and Postmaster General aide in Washington.
Admissions list Inez Echavarria Doris Blackwell and Hilda Ed ger. Dismissals include Laurence Lee Ethel Grant and Yolando Rios.
Troop 241 hosted a week long wilderness camping experience at the reservation with hiking swimming fishing and canoeing. Scoutmaster W T Spears called the week highly successful and named Charlie Davis Douglas Taylor and Carl Peterson among attending scouts. Parents and relatives, including Mr and Mrs Bill Smolik and others, visited the campfire as Don Smith aided the move in on Sunday the 20th and return on Saturday the 26th.
Battery's announces a downtown trade approach to become your personal pharmacist. Call or phone in your needs for personalized pharmaceutical assistance.
New York stocks reversed three days of declines. By noon the Dow Jones stood above 880, up more than seven points, while the S&P 500 rose 0.80 to 98.54 as advances outnumbered declines about three to one on moderate volume.
In the market notes corn prices for shelled corn are quoted at 1.05 and 1.25 per bushel. The brief lists trading ranges and reflects typical agricultural commodity values in the period.
US DA livestock summary shows slaughter cows steady to 1.00 higher with gains mainly in canners and feeder classes. Cows 20.00-23.40, feeders mostly steady with various weight bands, hogs 300 head up 25, sows steady, goats and sheep listed but price tests not established due to light early sales.
Erik Purstand a 23 year old Canadian student walked into a Nyons police station wearing only his underwear. He said a motorist gave him a lift to a riverside swim and sped off with his clothes while he was in the water.
Funeral services are set for Elizabeth Frieda Pakebusch 55 of Cuero at Freund Funeral Home Chapel Wednesday at 2 p.m. Burial will be Westhoff Cemetery with a prayer service Tuesday evening. Survivors include her husband Louis J. Pakebusch and two daughters. In a related notice Rev H V Hug 65 former St Joseph pastor dies in San Antonio hospital after long illness. He served as chaplain at St Joseph Convent. Funeral arrangements published for services in Las Gallinas with Rosary recitation.
The United States Postal Service contracts 39 more air routes with hired planes to speed mail. About 7.5 million letters will travel these routes, nine beginning next Monday. The plan also carries a large volume of first class mail and aims to improve overall service.
DOBBIACSO Italy police said Monday a steel railroad bridge was stolen in what investigators classify as a bold nighttime theft. No injuries or suspects announced, and security at the crossing remains under review.
Vermont Bank and Trust Co. promotes simple, accessible services in branding blitz. The ad emphasizes convenient banking options for customers in Brattleboro and nearby towns, aiming to boost local engagement and patronage.
A 30 year old Bridgeport man drove his station wagon through the bank’s front plate glass window and stopped in the lobby at 2 a.m. Friday. He was charged with drunken driving and pleaded no contest.
Winchester England Reg Bailey says he will celebrate Bill Purkiss after a three year prison term. Purkiss and two accomplices robbed Bailey of 480 dollars, tying him to a chair. Bailey says it is forgiven and will meet Purkiss outside Winchester Prison for a party at his pub.
Summer regattas draw Gulf Coast residents and southern sailors to yacht clubs each year. White sails glide on gulf blue waters near a famed seashore resort with a 26 mile beach and ample amusements for families.
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