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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1971
Page
6
Ozona resident Jack Neill joined his wife in Cuero while she stayed with sister Mrs P Fielding Breeden. The weekend featured Austin visits with the Jaroszewskis, celebrating their 21st wedding anniversary. Cuero newcomers the Prauses arrived, and a baptism for Richard David Bade drew family from Cuero Bryan and Austin.
McKinley Pridgen, Cuero High School class of 1921 graduate and former Thomaston resident now retired in San Antonio, spent Monday in Cuero reviewing courthouse records to trace early Pridgen family history. Mrs Nielsen attended a Dallas wedding with sister Mrs Grimes.
St. Michael's Altar Society members handmade Easter baskets and distributed them to various businesses on Monday. The group met Thursday in the school library with hostesses Mrs. Polansky, Mrs. Pullin, and Mrs. Rath. The next meeting is the first Thursday in April. Reporter secretary is Mrs. Shirley Dietze.
Calhoun and San Marcos action highlighted by Steve Wahlen pitching nine strikeouts in a 5 inning Crab win under the 10 run rule. Tim Clark of the Gobblers left with a jammed finger after a first inning pop fly. Ed Mahony leads Gobbler Booster Club as the tournament wraps up.
Downtown Cuero notes changes as Reuss Drug Store moves from 130 East Main to the Reuss Center at 500 North Esplanade. Joe B. Reuss says the old building is available for lease and a new tenant is expected soon.
James Lee Perez of Midland says teachers cannot be held responsible for student results when they lack control over available materials and programs. The TCTA legislative chair voices concerns over accountability practices amid ongoing education policy discussions.
A safety brief notes nine deaths in recent rural accidents with injuries rising from 329 to 418 while overall incidents for the first two months show an 81 case increase from 591 to 672. Officials urge caution in fog and slick roads as weather worsens.
Gene Finney III a Texas A&M student and Sharon Lawey of Victoria visited Cuero over the weekend with Gene returning to campus Sunday. Mrs. A. W. Swanson of Victoria was elected president of the Luncheon Pilot Club of Victoria. J. D. Bramlette left Methodist Hospital after tests and will recover at home. Hermine Clagett plans to move from Cuero to an Episcopalian retirement complex near San Francisco in May. Lenore Desmond sold a San Francisco home and will lease nearby. North Gonzales Street received new road topping. Elizabeth and Jack Neill returned to Sonora after visiting Cuero. David Benjamin of Austin visited his mother Margaret Benjamin. Bill and Carolyn Ferguson visited Houston with daughter Betty and attended a Camper show and ice skating, while granddaughters skated. Polita Adams in the office promoted Cancer Crusade publicity. Happy birthday to Horace Whiteman and Patricia Hedgeaxe. Energy packed snacks promoted for active home sports.
Spread butter on rye slices, top with shredded Cheddar, add crispy bacon-flavored bits, and broil until cheese melts and bubbles. Serve hot. Can be made ahead and refrigerated until needed.
The Cuero Community Hospital records show admissions for Oscar Schlinke Jr Leona Met ting Lydia Alvarez Mary S S Koenig Mary C Boone Annie Muschalek and Leon F Muschalek Dismissals include Doris Pullin.
Rep. Wilbur D. Mills of Arkansas, asked about a potential draft for the presidency, laughed and stated he has no intention of running and is not a candidate.
The article explains that interest on a mortgage or qualified loan is deductible only if the taxpayer is legally responsible for the payment. Interest paid by another person is not deductible, such as a parent paying a child’s mortgage unless the home is in the parent's name.
Mrs. Mildred Martin and aides from the Expanded Nutrition Program will present at Tuesday's Welfare luncheon. The meeting runs from 12 to 1 p.m. at Patio Restaurant. A Dutch treat luncheon will be served and the public is invited.
Live stock report shows cattle and calves at 31.00, slaughter cows weak to 50 lower, heifers steady. Feeder prices hold with good 600-732 lb heifers at 29.00-30.30, 300-400 lb steers 39.80-42.19, 275-350 lb heifers 34.10-36.00. Hogs steady with 200-230 lb barrows and gilts 17.25-17.50, sows 350-450 lb 13.50-14.00. Sheep 100 and goats not enough sales for test.
Funeral services for Seecamp Davis, 63, were held at Mt. Zion Baptist Church with Rev. A. S. Green officiating. Burial followed at Pleasantville Cemetery under Jamison Funeral Home direction. Davis died March 12 and is survived by wife Gladys of Cuero and three children: Eugene of Cuero, Johnnie Lucille Armstrong of Corpus Christi, and Joyce Harper of Houston.
A proposed 12 000 wildcat is announced by R L Burns and Corp No Miori to be drilled three miles east north east of Cuero. The location lies two miles north of production in the North Koenig Field on 98 5 a cres in the Ewing Caruthers Survey A 133. A field test by Zinn Petroleum and George Mitchell Associates No 1 Sidney Daniel on the Friar ranch east northeast of Cuero forms a cluster.
Attendants at the service station told Police they saw a car matching the general description of the vehicle used in the hold up around 5 15 p m Sunday. Area law enforcement officers have been alerted but no arrests have been made in the hold up or the break ins.
A range fire near Albany Texas burned 75 square miles of grazing land and two barns before winds easing to 50 mph allowed firefighters to gain control of the blaze.
Two Cuero residents involved in an 8 a.m. Monday two car crash on East Main Street. James Thomas rode east as George Haun headed west and attempted a left into the Cuero Post Office parking area. No injuries or charges reported.
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