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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1971
Page
1
The Daily Record publishes a 1949 city ordinance against obstructing firemen. It bans stepping on or driving across fire hoses during fires and prohibits interference with fire crews en route or at the scene. Penalties include up to a $100 fine.
The Rev Jerard Thornton announced Wednesday he will leave Cuero to become pastor of First Baptist Church in Goliad on March 15. He will preach his final Calvary Baptist Church sermon March 14, marking the re opening of the redecorated auditorium after completing work on the educational wing. Thornton has led Calvary Baptist since July 1969, coming from Trinity Baptist Moscow Idaho. He previously served as associate pastor at First Southern Baptist San Francisco. A Beeville native, he holds a B A from the University of Corpus Christi and a degree from Golden Gate Seminary. He and his wife have a daughter, Jeannie Willette.
The March of Dimes benefit coffee social by Thomaston ladies raised 38.30. The event featured coffee and cookies and was held at the Thomaston Mall with Mrs. Sidney DeDear reporting the amount.
Cuero Community Hospital Auxiliary restarts all membership categories through Friday March 5. President Mrs. Sara Post announced the drive. Active members needed 72 hours yearly. affiliated active members serve outside the hospital. inactive and life memberships also offered.
An enthusiastic Cuero Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants Committee meeting, led by Al Champion, discussed a forward looking downtown plan. Attendance highlighted by Kaye Tarkington showing two front teeth blacked out to dramatize storefront closures.
Members of the Buchel 4H Wildlife Group met in February to discuss soil and water conservation topics. The club also visited Cuero Municipal Park Lake for a field trip with fishing, led by Mrs. Florian Konczowski, and included Vicki Bomba Karen Kach Paula Aschenbeck and Cynthia Konezewski.
The Cuere Youth Social Club will meet at 6 30 p m Friday in the Cuere Park clubhouse, officials said.
The Yorktown News reports city and school board elections set for Saturday April 3. Mayor candidates are George Klein and Adolph Schroeder after J O Frisbie and Charles Kresta withdrew. Alderman candidates include Joe Roth Glenn Mueller Robert Cisneros August Riedesel Felton L Schrolier. In council seats Homer Webb未 filed. School board hopefuls Wilfred Lamprecht Richard Boerm Leroy Ruppert Victor Warwas seek re election or new posts.
Dallas and ten other communities were named All-America City for improving quality of life through citizen initiative and teamwork. The awards were given in New York by the National Municipal League and Look Magazine from over a hundred entrants.
Cuero Gobbler stars Robert Hopkins and Lucien Johnson were unanimous on the District 14 34 basketball team for 1970 71. Joining them were John Brinegar Roy Wilson and Rocky Carruth from Fast Central plus five others including Steve DeVillis Pleasanton James Harris Elden Eblers Floresville Fletcher Garner Gonzales and John Carmichael Samuel Clemens. Honorable Mention went to Cuero's Larry Pickens and John Blackwell Gonzales Melvin Allen Sonny Hunt of Gonzales and Charles Franke of Fast Central.
The First Presbyterian Church announces dedication events the week of March 28 with worship leader Chaplain Lt. Col. Stuart Rohre and guest preachers Dr. Marshall W. Doggett Dr. John P. Minter and Rev. Walter C. Guin. An open house precedes a 7:30 p.m. service. The pipe organ has been rebuilt enlarged to 14.5 ranks with 850 pipes and will be rededicated March 28.
Correction states W Y D Carroll yesterday announced his candidacy for a seat on the Cuero Independent School District Board of Trustees running for Place 5 against Herbert Frels, not Place 7 as reported yesterday.
The Texas House today approved two revenue measures totaling 571 million dollars in taxes. The package raises sales taxes, taxes on aviation fuel, hotel occupancy, entertainment tickets and the corporate franchise tax while adding shell dredging and aviation fuel levies. The Senate also moved bills to demote the American buffalo to a domestic animal and authorized hunting from vehicles on private property.
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