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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1968
Page
4
Pvt. Robert L. Taylor is home on an eighteen day leave visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie Taylor, Sr., and friends. He has been stationed at Fort Polk, La. After leave he is slated for duty in Viet Nam. Taylor is a 1967 graduate of Cuere High School.
Paul Guthrie Jr visited Cuero en route home from Fort Worth while Mrs. Harold Holtman of New Braunfels spent time with her parents in Cuero. Six Cuero Jaycees and wives attended the Edna Jaycee Installation Banquet in Edna. Texas Medical Association meeting keeps A J Bohman and spouse in Houston, returning Sunday. Cuero High School choir travels with 77 students to Corpus Christi for songs, Rockport barbecue, and return tonight led by Choir Director Mrs Chester Buenning.
Frank Rabel, once a Cuero Hospital Foundation patient since February 15, 1968, has been taken to Stevens Nursing Home in Yoakum, per his son A R Ike Rabel. He celebrated his 83rd birthday on May 1. Annie Lee Green and Bell G Ellzey visited Port Lavaca on Thursday with cousin Mrs Jim P Wood. Ed Sager caught a 3% pound blue cat at the Herbert Frels place Wednesday evening, with father-in-law John Marburger of Victoria.
The Cuero Classroom Teachers will meet Monday at 4 p.m. in Hunt Elementary School cafeteria to elect officers for the 1968-69 year. Wendell Koenig will speak on the DeWitt County Credit Union.
Charles L Schulz 77 lifelong resident of Rt 3 Hallettsville died at 12 15 pm Thursday in a Houston hospital He was born February 5 1891 in Hackberry Lavaca County Funeral services and interment were held at 2 pm Friday at Old Kinkler Cemetery near Hallettsville under Buffington Funeral Home Yoakum He is survived by seven cousins
William Salles aged 41, a tractor operator for DuPont Co., died Thursday night in a Victoria hospital after a long illness. Born November 23, 1926 in Cuero, he married Lillian Rodriguez in Cuero on March 31, 1961. Survivors include his wife, four children, four sisters, four brothers, and burial is in Clinton Cemetery following funeral at Freund Funeral Chapel Sunday at 4 p.m.
Burns Hospital admissions list Leonard Koonce Mrs Magora Milligan and Mrs Florence Nixon Dismissals include Mrs Margeret Butler Anton Joseph and Sam Parker at OCasto Hospital admissions Bonnie Buenger and Fedencio Guerrero Dismissals include Mrs Eloisa Cisneros and Theodore Fromme Stratton Hospital admissions Edith Anne Ramirez Dismissals Fritz Berger
About 600 Cuero residents and local groups gathered for a patriotic rally to support U S soldiers in Vietnam. The event followed a postponement due to Dr Martin Luther King Jr s death and fears of a May 20 demonstration. Flags and flag burning ceremonies were discussed with plans for a safety disposal of old flags.
Kenneth Enoch argues VICA would train youths in a realistic trade, provide dignity and a sense of identity, and set goals for students who drop out. Karen Gibbs relays the 20th Annual State VICA meeting in Austin, with Rosemarie Zimmerman named local chapter sweetheart. The banquet honored employers with certificates, Burns Hospital and Lone Star Textiles receiving special recognition.
City Council discussed bid openings upcoming in June and the water needs to replenish the lake for irrigation. One well is available and reported in good condition. Progress payments were approved for the baseball park and the new sewage disposal plant, both nearly complete.
UPI reports the United States and North Vietnam agreed to meet in Paris to discuss conditions for possible peace talks. President Johnson announced by national broadcast that May 10 in Paris is acceptable to the United States.
The Neighborhood 4 H Club met Wednesday to discuss a possible HemisFair trip. Decisions on whether the trip will be made will be the topic at the next meeting. Attendees included Carmen Acosta Mari Guerrero Hilda Gonzales Maria Aranzco Mary Ruiz Betty Trevino Delores Cuellar Dora Hernandez Mary Cervantes and visitor Gloria Garibay.
USDA weekly notes steady cattle and calves at San Antonio plus varied calf and feeder prices. Slaughter steers and heifers 25.00 to 25.50, cows 16.60 to 18.40, bulls 21.30 to 23.80, calves 25.00 to 25.25, feeders with 400 to 600 lb heifers 22.60 to 25.50 and 275 to 450 lb steer calves 29.40 to 34.00, hogs steady with barrows and gilts 18.50 to 19.00 and sows around 15.00 to 15.30.
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