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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1970
Page
6
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Welker plan a weekend trip to Kingsville to stay with son and daughter in law Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Welker and two granddaughters. They will also visit their grandson Roy Cusack a student at Texas A&I University and member of Sigma Chi fraternity.
Related birthday greetings for Jimmy Kuecker son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kuecker. Army Specialist Gary M. Boldt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman G. Boldt, receives Good Conduct Medal in Germany as a senior Medical Aidman of Company D, 46th Medical Battalion, 4th Armored Division. Sanitarian Bud Davis and coworkers trim trees to deter bird roosting in Cuero-DeWitt County Health Department area. Airman First Class Larry G. Nitsche graduates from Shepard AFB missile facilities training. 1969 Cuero High School graduate and son of Bernhard H. and family of Weinert Westhoff.
Mrs. Arthur Means and Mrs. Alfred Waldeck visited Victoria this week. George Lee Fontenot, enlistee in the Navy DELAY Program last June, reported for 11 weeks of recruit training at Naval Training Center Orlando and selected Hospitalman Field. He is grandson of Mrs. Emma McDonald of Cuero Stratton Road. Dr. Bill Gay of USC Long Beach, with Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Gay and children Chuck and Jan of Lake Jackson, plan to visit this weekend to celebrate Dr. Gay’s birthday on November 7.
Boy Scout Troop 245 earned a blue ribbon for high points at the Capitol Area Camporee near Austin. Attendees included 15 scouts such as Wayne Tiffin and Glenn Schultz, with leaders Marion Fetters Jr. and Joe Tomanec. Guests Mr and Mrs Eldred Schultz joined overnight to celebrate Glenn Schultz's birthday.
The Cuero community hospital records show admissions for Minnie Hopkins Martha Marconi and Hilda Schott. Dismissals include Loyd Hotz Florence Parker Ruth Jaeger and Hulda Mueller.
Cuero residents are invited to browse new fiction and non fiction including Up the Organization and The Godfather. Library use is free with no charge for a book card. Remember the men who can't forget and wear a Buddy Poppy on Memorial Day.
Camille Pavalock living here with sister Estelle Wayne asks for one pound coffee cans to send to school children for seat work. Call 275-3129. Kenny Arnold to return home November 27 from four years in the Air Force in Kansas City and resume work as a golf pro. Dewey Schoore mows at Cuero Community Hospital. Beatrice Boone refurbishes an antique lounge chair. Old fashioned costumes and bargains noted. Lyndie Watson on Thursday off from Lyndie's Washateria. Betty Lackey shopping. Christmas nearing. Bob Aldridge of BeauMont visiting in Jack Howerton home. Birthday wishes to several locals. Norman Henneke finds a 1948 Cuero Hi ring. owner to reclaim. Read the Record for savings today.
A local bird lover prompted trimming on a building top tree to reduce crowding. Birds left the roost after pruning. The VFW Buddy Poppy is highlighted as a symbol of sacrifices by war dead in past conflicts for peace.
Dr. George Stafford of Prairie View A and M delivered the main address at Cue ro High School in an assembly sponsored by Future Teachers of America and American Education Week. Stafford urged planning one’s life using available resources and emphasized democracy as a living act by educated people.
Mayor and council members discuss the firing of Cuero Chief Hogue and payroll staffing issues. Cockrell cites prior meetings where patrolmen demanded changes and asserts the city manager has hiring control. Hogue disputes claims of intimidation and notes officers left for pay reasons. Council gives tentative approval to the Wofford-Blackwell II plat and tables annexation.
A VFW Buddy Poppy worn on the lapel marks the wearer as someone who supports the welfare of the less fortunate. The simple pin serves as a visible cue for charitable sentiment and veteran generosity.
A community veterans day observance is scheduled for Sunday November 8 at Westhoff United Methodist Church beginning at 9 a.m. The Rev Calvin Peterson of Cuero First United Methodist will deliver the sermon with scripture readings and benediction by Rev Buddy Wilcox. Pianist Mrs Jesse Stone and singers Mrs Matha Peterson and Catherine Peterson will perform. The service rotates churches each year in Westhoff.
Citizens are urged to remember war dead who secured freedom and to wear a Buddy Poppy on Memorial Day as a tribute to veterans. The appeal emphasizes sacrifice and national gratitude.
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