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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1971
Page
5
Dear Heloise offers a Beat Inflation Salad recipe using greens juice gelatin and vinegar blended with vegetables to create a molded retread salad. Also shared are ceiling hole repairs with cotton stuffing a sun sleeve for drivers and light verse from Mrs Rex Little plus diaper changing tips from Miss TLB and Aunt Heloise.
Sealed proposals for constructing 26.951 miles of asphalt concrete on US 90A SH 60 and SH 71 segments in Wharton and Fayette counties will be received at the Texas Highway Department in Austin until 9:00 a.m. May 26, 1971. Plans and specs with minimum wage rates available from C A Weise, Resident Engineer, Columbus Texas. Usual rights reserved.
United Press International notes for Tuesday May 11 1971 the 131st day of the year. The moon sits between full and last quarter as the date unfolds.
The report shows Alaska recording 630 calls per person, followed by Hakwari with 530. The remaining states average 426 calls per person, highlighting wide regional differences in activity levels.
Notable events include Irving Berlin born May 11 1888 in the United States. Minnesota enters the Union as the 32nd state in 1858. Glacier National Park Montana created by Act of Congress in 1910. WGY Schenectady NY begins TV in 1928. Birmingham Alabama truce attempt ends with bombing at Rev A D King home in 1963. Benjamin Franklin quote closes the note.
Record Files notes Ray Sager son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Sager is among three freshmen honored for scholastic achievement at Texas Lutheran College. The region reports fewer anti Catholic letters to President Kennedy by cranks and Cuero district qualifies for two new state paid teachers due to higher average daily attendance in white schools.
Mrs Newton Smith is installed as president of the Junior School PTA. O M Boyle is elected president of the Cu ero Lions Club. Riebschlae ger, Rudy Fuehs and Frank are named in the proceeding lineup.
Sheppard returned from a Knights of Columbus convention held in Galveston, reporting a productive gathering and renewed fellowship with fellow members.
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