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Newspaper

Cuero Record

Location

Cuero, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1971

Page

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Choices Open On Program set aside options for 1972

DeWitt county farm official Don Chesser says the 1972 feed grain and cotton programs announced by USDA expand set aside choices. Farmers may sign up between January 17 and February 5 and select combinations to protect base or allotment history, with set aside payments and loan provisions detailed for corn grain sorghum and barley.

Don Chesse DeWitt County Farm Program U.S. Department of Agriculters USDA Chesser

Bible Thought on God and Priorities

A devotional fragment cites Haggai 1 9 about neglecting God’s house and pursuing personal comfort. It urges putting God first, then others, and finally self, presenting a theologically framed call to reorient priorities.

Memorial fund drive totals reach across Cuero community

A Cuero United Fund drive lists numerous donors and pledges from individuals, families, and local businesses. The compiled total to date reaches 8,597.48 with Memorials adding 150.00 and an overall tally of 8,747.48. Donors include Farmers State Bank, Cuero Record, HEB Grocery, Allied Mills, Coca Cola, and many others across the area.

Graham Hamilton Farmers State Bank Buchel Bank Cuero Federal Weber Motor Co Freund Funeral Home Ark.-La Gas Co Gulf Coast Wood Prod Conrad & Tarkington Carl R. Wagner Cuero Livestock Com., Inc Nielsen 7-Up Bottling Co Coppedge Tire Service Duckett Motor Co Cuero Foodcraft Store Surface Burial Vault Co D. M. Stiles LeRoy Hamilton Regency Furniture Co Carter Thomas S.W. Bell Telephone Co L. L. Battery Ph. G Koenig's Drive O. E. Hall Stimson Furniture Co Charles Tubbs Lester Frers Jewelers Cuero Nursing Home Ben Franklin Erna B. Koehler Oak Memorial Fund George W. Trowell Ruess Pharmacy Jake Cobn Kiecka & Center Pharmacy J.C. Penney Co John Wheeler Emil Penner J. T. Newman Coca-Cola E. T. Summers Jr John C. Hamilton M. H. Leslie Oil Co Friend No. 5 Dietze Electric Cuero Gin White’s Auto Store Friend No Cuero Oil Mill Allied Mills Lawrence Tiffin R. EF. Mundt Kate Thompson L. E. Henneken Boy Scout Troop Mike Weber Winter Post Amer. Legion T. O. Buchel Jim Stone Cuero Friend Bohne Earl Dodds Amer Gilbert Wieland H. H. Henneke Adickes Bidg Myron Bass Phylma Bush

Eight CHS Singers Score at Auditions

Cuero High School choir students won places in auditions at Victoria High School. First soprano Rachel Newsom and second alto Karen High advance to state choir auditions in Austin in January and join the removal choir clinic and concert. Six other members earned regional choir or alternate honors and will attend the regional clinic and concert in January. Mrs. Joe Buenning and Mrs. Julia Chaddock accompanied the group to Victoria.

Right Cuero High School Victoria High Som Karen High Austin Joe Buenning Julia Chaddock Victoria

Congressmen Reject School Prayer Plan

The House voted against a constitutional amendment to restore school prayer, with Judiciary Committee Chair Emanuel Celier saying the issue is “interred.” Supporters vow to push again in 1072, aiming to unseat members who voted against prayer in school while Supreme Court rulings from 1962 and 1963 on school-sponsored prayer remain cited.

Frank Eleazer Washington Upi Judiciary Committee Emanuel Celier House

Council To Meet In Future Over Cuero Cable Franchise

The Cuero City Council postponed a decision on a Communications Services Inc. cable franchise due to the absence of Councilman Dick Coppedge. Tom Gleason outlined a $250,000 system to offer more channels, with $19 installation, $6 monthly service, and taxes and pole rent to Cuero. The company operates in nearby towns and holds franchises in Karnes City and Kenedy.

Cuero Dick Coppedge Larry Smith Texas A&m University College Station Tom Gleason Communications Services Inc. of Kansas Smith Willand Kleinecke Greason Gleason Cuercites Communications Services Yoakum Beevile Karnes City Kenedy

Two Car Collision Near Here No Injuries Reported

A Monday 6:50 p m two car crash 48 miles northeast of Cuero on US 77A caused heavy damage to both vehicles. Drivers Leslie Charleston 50 of Yoakum and Hubert Levy Barber 52 of Cuero were involved. Barber slowed to turn onto a country road and Charleston struck the rear.

Cuero Leslie Charleston Hope Street Yoakum Hubert Levy Barber Terry St. Cuero Robert Dobbins DeWitt County Bobby McMahan Barber Charleston

Bear Creek 4-H Club Holds Meeting on Demonstrations

Bear Creek 4-H Club met recently with the pledge led by Mrs Winder Martin in charge. The program covered how to give a demonstration. Turkey chance drawings are planned at the DeWitt County Pecan Show per reporter Patricia Miller.

Bear Creek Mirs Windred Martin DeWitt County Patricia Miller

Pay Hike Rule Put At 5.5 Per Cent

The Pay Board voted to cap future wage increases at about 5.5 percent limiting backpay for workers affected by the freeze. Most contracts negotiated during the freeze may take effect unchanged when controls lift Saturday. AFL CIO President Meany called the move a nullification of contracts and said he would take the issue to Congress.

Washington UPI Pay Board Nixon Cost of Living Council The Price Commission Afl-Cio George Meany Meany Miami Wills Congress House Banking Committee Wilbur Mills House Ways and Means Committee

DeWitt County Considers Two Patrol Cars At Meeting

DeWitt County Commissioners Court will discuss advertising for two sheriff's department cars at Wednesday's regular meeting in the county war room. Sheriff N G Cutter Dietze requests the two vehicles. Also on the agenda is discussion of the National Association of Counties and approving bills from Monday.

DeWitt County Commissioners Court Sheriff's Department Sherif N. G. Cutter Dietze National Association of Counties

DeWitt County OKs ads for loader truck clock repairs

In a routine session commissioners approved advertising for a front end loader for Precinct 1 and a two ton truck for Precinct 3 with trade ins. They also authorized a one year contract with Tower Clock Co. of Springfield Ohio to service the Courtney tower clock for 85 dollars plus parts. County Auditor Lawren Henneke was given permission to attend a November meeting at the University of Texas to discuss matching funds for state and federal projects.

DeWitt County Gilbert Koopmann Precinct 3 International Tower Clock Co Springfield Ohio Courtney Tower Lawren Henneke Henneke L. B. Johnson School of Public Affairs University of Texas

Indoor Outdoor Carpeting Brings Practicality to Courthouse

March installation of indoor outdoor carpet at all entrances of the DeWitt County Courthouse drew debate over cost and aesthetics. Officials argue the carpet prevents slips, noting several women previously slipped on slick steps and were hurt, while critics call it wasteful.

DeWitt County Tial Iy Olade

Suspect Jailed on DWI Charge After City Crash

Josef Maldonade Jr. age 42 of 9 Indianola jailed in DeWitt County on pending driving while intoxicated charges. Patrolman J R Adams of Cuere Police arrested him Monday at 8 45 pm after a collision with a parked car near Grace Episcopal Church on Esplanade. The vehicle belonged to James Lynn Hogan of 1504 N Clinton.

Josef Maldonade Jr Indianola DeWitt County J. R. Adams Cuere Adams Grace Episcopal Church Esplanade James Lynn Hogan 1504 N. Clinton

Big Crater Forms Over Atom Blast Site at Amchitka

Amchitka Alaska reports a massive crater formed above the underground five megaton test. Ground shift registered five on the Richter scale and occurred about 38 hours after the blast. AEC spokesman Dave Jackson said the movement was expected and no radiation escaped.

Amchitka Alaska Upi Mondas Atomic Energy Commission AEC Dave Jackson

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United Fund Jack Howerton Elsie Schueneman Houston Hadley Edgar Bob Bishop Meyersville Bert Kirk J. W. Jackson E. L May Stone CHS Rachel New Rebecca Newsom Glenda Harper Linda Ley Jay Cooley Ben Prause Pat Cusack Chalmers P. Wylie Supreme Court New York Pennsylvania Baltanoe Bear Creek Club Crescent Valley Cuero Public Library Valley Gold Creamery D. L. I Tiee Ards Industry George H. Boldt Boldt
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