Petition Drives Back Police Chief Demand At City Council
City Manager Wil Cockrell stood firm on dismissing Richard Hogue as police chief despite passionate appeals from Hogue supporters. Mayor Jack Edgar and council members backed the manager. About 1,500 signatures were reportedly collected on petitions urging Hogue to be rehired. The Rev. Charles Smith and Rev. John Carmona pleaded for reconsideration, noting voters will vote next election day. Cockrell cited policy differences and a 22 employee count in the department during Hogue’s tenure.
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Wil Cockrell
Richard Hogue
Hogue
Jack Edgar
Charles Smith
John Carmona
Pentecostal Curch of God
Cockrell
Local Health Dept Sanitarian Solves Doorstep Sanitation
Bud Davis of the health department fixes a roosting bird problem at the East Main street building. The sidewalk remains messy, but residents are relieved as urban birds are displaced and public areas improve.
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Health Department
Bud Davis
East Main Street
Library Gets Book Shipment
Cuero City Library announces 25 current best sellers placed on shelves for checkout. The shipment, part of a yearly four-volume delivery funded in the 1970 71 city budget, includes fiction and nonfiction titles from Segal Holt Caldwell Fowles Dickey Delderfield Goudge Milford Bouton Speer and others.
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Cuero City Library
Joe Boothe
Segal
Stewart
Caldwell
Holt
Calico Palace
Bristow
Fowles
Youths Its Your Game social club meeting at park
Calling all young people to form a youth social club at Municipal Park Clubhouse. Meeting at 6 PM on Saturday Nov. 7 to discuss governing themselves with minimal adult supervision and plan activities. Come ready to participate or the community effort may fail.
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Municipal Park
Victoria Woman Injured in Cuero Auto Crash
Miss Minnie Lee Hopkins 42 of Route 2 Victoria was admitted to Cuero Community Hospital after a 4 45 PM crash at Esplanade and Main in downtown Cuero. James H Schuenemann 22 of Route 1 Cuero drove west and turned left blinded by sun. Hopkins, a pedestrian, was struck and transported. Police report no charges filed. investigation complete.
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Victoria
Cuero Community Hospital
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Esplanade
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Cuero
James H. Schuenemann
Route 1
Octavino Campos
Schuenemann
Freund Ambulance Service
Unusual Bargains Displayed in Downtown Sale
Unusual bargains will be on display at a sidewalk sale starting tomorrow morning in front of participating Cuero merchants. Items include lemons dust catchers white elephants and other odds and ends at ridiculously low prices as local shoppers browse. Participating stores are Cuero Gift and Toy Shop Stimson Furniture Western Auto Smart Shop Reuss Drug J C Penney Lester Frers Lieberman's Ben Franklin and the Fair.
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DeWitt County
Cuero Gift and Toy Shop
Stimson Furniture Co
Western Auto Store
Smart Shop
Reuss Drug Store
J. C. Penney
Lester Frers Jeweler
Lieberman's Department Store
Ben Franklin
the Fair
Buchel Bank & Trust Farmers State Bank
Cuero Federal S&l
Graham Hamilton
LeRoy Hamilton
Weber Motor Co
Freund Funeral Home
Nielsen
Klecka - Center Pharmacy
Erna B. Koehler
Bert Kirk Jr
Duckett Motor Co
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Ark-La Gas Co
S.W. Bell Tel. Co
H.E.B. Food Store
Coppedge Tire Service
Crescent Valley Creamery
Mrs. Robt
B. Baldwin
D. M. Stiles
Cuero Foodcraft Store
Carl & Agatha Wagner
Cuero Livestock Com. Co
Gulf Coast Wood Products
Conrad & Tarkington Ins
L. L. Battery Drug Store
Frank B. Sheppard
Koenig’s
Coca . Cola Bottling Co
Cuero Oil Mill
Alfred Friar
J. Carter Thomas
Surface Burial Vault Co
Charles Tubbs
Emil Penner
J. Cohn
Quota raises for Cuero United Fund drive
A long list of donors and pledges culminates in a total to date of 36 753 dollars for the Cuero United Fund. The record names individuals and local businesses including Buchel Bank and Trust and Copper Co. donors alongside community groups and prominent residents.
Bicycle Rodeo at St. Mark's Church Tomorrow
A children's bicycle rodeo is set for tomorrow in the parking lot of St. Mark's Lutheran Church starting at 9 a.m. No entry rules. participants should bring their bicycles and arrive ready to start at nine o'clock.
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St. Mark's Lutheran Church
City Employees Honored At Annual Banquet
City workers and spouses filled the Municipal Park Clubhouse for an annual honors banquet. Mayor Jack Edgar awarded service pins to Evelyn Barfield 25 years Charles Coker 15 years Octaviano Campos 15 years Pete Rodriguez 15 years Glenn Sigmund five years Allen Indorf five years and special tribute went to Tom Kennedy who retired as Fire Department driver and remains an honorary member.
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Municipal Park
Jack Edgar
Glenn Sigmund
Charles
Clinton
Tombstone
Wright
Hillside Cemetery
Wil Cockrell
H. FE. Weatherly
Dick Coppedge
Jimmy Reiffert
Ken Adams
Evelyn Barfield
Charles Coker
Octaviano Campos
Pete Rodriguez
Allen Indorf
Tom Kennedy
Fire Department
Alamo Lumber to Open Sherwin Williams Paint Center
Alamo Lumber Company announces the Grand Opening of its Sherwin Williams Paint retail department and Home Improvement Center on Friday November 13. Door prizes will be drawn at 2, 3, 4, and 5 p.m. Winners need not be present and will be notified by mail.
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Alamo Lumber Company
Sherwin-Williams
Bob Graham
Cuero Record
Rotary program features banker Charles Hanley speaker
Charles Hanley of Victoria Bank and Trust gave a public relations talk at the Thursday Rotary Club meeting. Janet McLane, Cuero High School senior and daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. C. Rogers McLane, attended as student guest. Miss MelLane was introduced by Principal Bill Cooper, with Tom Newton and Louis Shows of Gonzales visiting Rotarians.
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Charles Hanley
Victoria Bank and Trust
Janet McLane
Cuero High School
C. Rogers McLane
Miss MelLane
Bill Cooper
Tom Newton
Louis Shows
Gonzales
Health department short course on sanitary food handling
Cuero DeWitt County Health Department and Texas State Department of Health sponsor a public health short course in sanitary food handling on Nov. 12 from 2 to 6 p.m. at Hunt Elementary School cafetorium. Topics cover safe sourcing, storage, sanitary preparation, sanitation basics, rodent and insect control, dish sanitizing, and storing utensils. Certificates issued to finishers. free literature available at the health dept office.
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CueroDeWitt County Health Department
Texas State Department of Health
Hunt Elementary School
Sanitarian
Burgess Davis Jr
Davis
Health Department
East Main Street
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