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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1971
Page
3
Readers share thrift tips and homemaking hints from scraps to sewing machine bags. Donations to church and charities resurface fabric scraps for aprons dresses and bags. A DIY egg dish uses bologna cups with eggs for a quick breakfast.
A reader explains she used a rubber wheel from a model car to replace a worn bobbin wheel on a sewing machine. The substitute worked miraculously, and she wonders if replacements are available in stores. The note is from Mrs. C. J. Vails.
In Grapevine Texas three would be burglars invaded Stockstill Shooters Supply. A gun battle with owner Jess Stockstill destroyed the shop and set ammo ablaze. One suspect died at the scene another was jailed and a third hospitalized with burns and a superficial gunshot wound.
Italian world cup champion Gustavo Thoeni dominated the three day Etna Skiing Contest in Catania Sicily, sweeping the men's Giant Slalom title as the event concluded Sunday.
Ann Cusack fixes sixth antique trunk for granddaughter Kathleen Cu sack and invites support for Senate Bill 230 addressed to Honorable William N. Patman. Howard Bennett plans April 1 housing opening as Bill Nami carries an insurance check after a highway mishap. Lyndie Cusack returns to Lubbock classes with friends Diana Brown J. B. Brown Terry Shackleford and Diana Love visiting from San Antonio Cuero locals praise town architecture during a visiting period.
A reader advocates restoring old frontages rather than modernizing exteriors. Mentions Kaye Tarkington Sharon Steen aiding Bob Pickenses in interior wood work at their recently purchased home from the Aldriches near Cuero. Also lists birthday wishes and a note on Frankfurters for cooks.
British Army officer Henry Shrapnel developed an early 19th century artillery shell that shattered into small fragments to serve as an antipers onnel weapon.
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