Vocational Programs Highlight Cuero School Achievements
ICT student Rogelio Trevino prepares for a six week Water Works Operations course in San Antonio to become a licensed Cuero Water Department employee. DE and VOE students report strong honors with nine from DE and eleven from VOE on the honor roll, two VOE students winning UIL Twirling honors, and VICA planning a December candy sale.
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Rogelio Trevino
ICT
City of
CFA Club
Vucational Office
VOE
VOF
UIL
Louise
Texas
Tonya Dromegoole
Jeannie Korth
Kathy Moritz
Cuero Community Hospital
Rind Jones
Ram
Cuero
VICA
Jeff Alexander
Melvin Hilbrich
Caroline Cheatham
Donald Hardt
David Wibiford
Estanislado Castillo
CHS
Ted Jouten
Homer V. Judge
Petra Owen
ESAP
IE Center
Victoria
Daule
Almanac of November Seventh Highlights and Births
On November 7 1971 the Almanac notes Billy Graham born 1918 and events include Lewis and Clark reaching the Pacific in 1805 Harper's Weekly first elephant cartoon in 1874 Rankin elected to Congress in 1916 and Prague riot actions in 1968. Wilde quote on experience closes.
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Billy Graham
Pacific Ocean
Columbia River
Harper's Weekly
Jeanette Rankin
Montana
U.S
House of Representatives
Eereavers
Prague
Backyard parties in Cuero amid mosquito woes
In Cuero from 1944 to 1948 backyard dinner parties with chicken on the grill defined warm evenings. The author recalls Mosquito swarms after heavy rains and notes city and county fogging efforts, including aerial fogging, yet pests persist and threaten outdoor joy.
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Cuero
Lincoln Proclaims Thanksgiving Day with Nationwide Call
The first proclamation issued by Abraham Lincoln invites all citizens to set aside the last Thursday of November as a day of thanksgiving and praise. He emphasizes God as the source of blessings and mercy and urges solemn, reverent observance by the American people.
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Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
A Bishop Urges November as Gratitude Month
A bishop urges observing November as a time to recover gratitude in life. He recalls the Pilgrim Fathers of 1621 who gathered to give thanks for a fruitful harvest and begins an effort toward this reflective purpose.
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New England
First national Thanksgiving Proclamation and advocate Sara Hale
The passage notes gratitude amid peril in the new world and recalls the 1863 Proclamation of a national Thanksgiving Day. It credits Sara Josepha Hale, editor of Godey's Lady's Book, for campaigning from 1827 to 1863 to establish the holiday despite church state concerns amid the Civil War.
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New World
Sara Josepha Hale
Godey
Lady Book
Market report from Cuero and San Antonio livestock prices
Weekly cattle and calf prices show slaughter cows down 50, bulls steady to weak, feeders up to 1.00. Hog prices drop 25 on barrows and gilts. sows also lower. Sheep and goats offerings too light for price tests. Spanish slaughter kids bring 7.00 per head.
Traffic Citations Filed in Cuero City Court
Several traffic citations have been filed in Corporation Court by the Cuero Police Department. Names include James Thomas with a void inspection sticker, Susan Breeden for failure to yield, Margie Griffin for no license and speeding, and Billy Dieringer for no motorcycle license.
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Cuero Police Department
James Thomas
Togo
Cuero
Susan Margaret Breeden
North Terrell
Margie Nell Griffin
WW. Morgan
Billy Ray Dieringer
Drunk Charge Pending Here
Tsibell La Tora Garza of Evers Street Cas e is in DeWitt County Jail on pending charges of being drunk in public. She was picked up Thursday night by Cuero Police Department.
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Tsibell “la Tora” Garza
Ace
Evers Street
DeWitt County
Cuero
Birthday Song Surprise for Fresno Bailiff in Court
In Fresno California municipal court bailiff Ben Kasparian turned 50 as jail inmates charged with drunkenness burst into a cheerful birthday chorus during proceedings. The incident occurred Thursday in a surprising court moment reported by UPI.
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Fresno
Calif
UPI
Ben Kas Parian
Prison term for man who wanted Christmas in jail
London police say Frank Asher 68 was sentenced to eight months in jail for smashing a glass office door. Sgt Malcolm Thornton noted he appeared motivated by a wish to spend Christmas in prison and cited Asher's 30 prior convictions.
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London
UPI
Frank Asher
Asher
Malcolm Thornton
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Rosemary Cheatham
Cuero High School
Area Vocational School
Peggy Jones
the Almanac
United Press International
Trish
Oscar Wilde
Bob Aldridge
Golden Triangle
Beaumont
Port Arttur
Orange
A. B. Hau
Meyeraville
The
Episcopal Church
United States
Canada
Mexico
Courtney
Hansen Feed & Supply
Cuero Cash Grain
Gar Core
San Antonio
USDA
Oscar de la Renta
Record Commercial Printing Department
Ing
Gulf Coast Wood Products
F & H Bit Company
Cuero Oil Mill
Chisholm
A. E. Hensley
the Record
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