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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1971
Page
1
A asides filled with local musings and names including De Glenn Towery and Mr Mrs Mar vein Preies. opinions on Hoover resignation and public morals surface amid scattered anecdotes about marriage and personalities. The fragmentary column hints at community concerns and contrasts between hopeful and troubled attitudes.
Paul Frels was presented with the Ford Pasinen Management Award for Accountants recognizing excellent performance as Ford dealer accountant. The honor noted his assistance to Weber Motor Co during the 1910 calendar year.
The article notes a White House Mother’s Day service led by Rev. John Harper in the East Room with attendees including elderly representatives invited by President Nixon. It mentions a Gratton West Virginia high school choir from the first Mother’s Day service in 1806 at St Andrew’s Church and recalls Nixon’s memory of his mother Hannah Milhouse Nixon.
The display clock at Lester Frers Jeweler starts its seven to fourteen day countdown as senior David Cusack winds it. Graduating students’ names circle the face and the closest guess to the minute hand wins a Bulova watch valued at 35 dollars, provided by Lester Frers and Bulova.
The Cuero Record reports Pvt Ramirez, a July 2 1970 graduate, on basic training at Fort Lewis Washington and advanced training before serving in Germany. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Ramirez of Cuero and was recognized by the Pilot Club of Cuero.
A year old Yorktown man, Lovel A Blain Jr, was in fair condition at Bexar County Hospital after being shot in the face at his home around 10 p m Friday His injuries occurred with a 410 gauge shotgun and he was airlifted from Sam Houston AFB to San Antonio following initial treatment at Yorktown Memorial Hospital Police and sheriff officials investigated noting blood found in the home and that Blain reportedly called his sister and then others to report the incident.
Dr. Q E Hall Jr announces an expanded rubella vaccination drive for children ages one to ten in Cuero West Knox Meyerville and Nordheim DeWitt County with clinics at Cuero schools on May 25 plus an AO preschool program and additional details to follow.
United Press International reports hailstorms pounded southeast Texas late Friday, striking rural areas and small towns such as Leaky Hondo Utopia and Junction. No heavy rain or high winds reported. western Texas remained dry while the east stayed moist. Temperatures mostly cooled to the 60s to 70s statewide with Laredo posting the day’s high in the state and nation. Forecasts called for scattered showers to linger into Saturday.
A Legion sponsored stag stew event drew a crowd Friday evening at the pump station area. The gathering appeared to be a yearly affair with community members attending and enjoying the stew.
Lone Star Textiles Inc. mill at Cuero remains shutdown after bankruptcy. A small crew of about 513 workers handled remaining cotton duck orders last summer but production halted this week. Ownership of the former Cuero Weavers warehouse reverted to the Sher Industrial Foundation which released equipment after a rental payment from Walter Heller Company of Chicago. The Heller firm secured title to the mill property and equipment and has rejected a low purchase offer as未authentic information remains elusive.
The CHA opened fourteen units on Site B Friday under Howard Lennett. All units were occupied and families were settled by Saturday. Minor landscaping delayed occupancy planned for May first. May 14 targets opening forty more units on Site D for elderly and family occupants, bringing total operating units to eighty. Original forty six units were occupied in April.
Terrie Means spoke to the Home Demonstration Council about an education activities demonstration held Friday. She will present at the State 4H Roundup in June at Texas A&M University. Mrs Callie Henneke reported on a civic demonstration convention to be held in Dallas in September. Twenty members met at 2 pm in the REA conference room with Vice chair Mrs Aust Helmers presiding. Mrs Ann Dreher attended as a visitor.
A Baccalaureate service for seniors from the First Presbyterian Church will be held on May 23 in the morning. Honorees include Margaret Brantney, Bill Buon Sing, Robert Caskey, Liga Haneent, Kennedy, Jack Klein, Gerata McChwanes, Janet Metlane, Blake Muir, Patricia Murphree, Dinah Windel, and Set Winter. The sermon will be delivered by Rev. Cl Rogers Metain, pastor.
New officers to be elected for the upcoming sab year at a Cuero High School homemaking department meeting Monday at 7 0 p m Mrs J G Murnam serves as president Virgil Hartman from Arnokeville will present a program on interior decorating Hostesses will be Mrs Wayne Wolf and Mrs we Barta Loretta Goodenough is re porter
AUSTIN Texas Dr Fimer C Baum who resigned last week from the State Banking Board may still be a member of that board. State law allows a governor to appoint a person to the board and that person serves until the legislature can confirm or reject the appointment.
Tricia and John prepare for a June 12 ceremony in the White House Rose Garden. They seek personal touches for the service with input from chaplain Dr. Latch and other advisers. They hope to discuss marriage guidance prior to the wedding day.
The Cuero City Council, in a special Saturday session, chose Larry Smith to serve as City Manager. Smith, 35, of Tonkawa Oklahoma, currently manages Yoakum, will resign there and assume duty after the council’s final word. Mayor Jack Edgar announced the selection after interviews with council members and a series of Friday and Saturday sessions.
A DeWitt health effort reports brucellosis control advances with continued monitoring and outreach. Officials note steady case reduction and ongoing vaccination and testing campaigns to protect livestock and public health.
A federal judge said he will rule early next week on a bid to free antiwar activist Leslie Bacon on grounds of illegal government surveillance. U.S. District Judge George Boldt indicated he would act on a motion by Bacon's attorneys and the ACLU to quash a grand jury subpoena and drop wiretap evidence.
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