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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1975
Page
2
The Cuero Independent School District Board of Trustees will meet Thursday November 13 at 7 00 p m to consider purchasing school equipment and supplies. The agenda includes an audit report and reports by Superintendent Dr E E Sims and business manager Rudy Fuchs.
Obituary notices for Marcel Shannon of Cuero who died in Weatherford Texas, Sue Smith of Yoakum and infant Craig Schley of Cuero, Mathilda Meissner of Cuero, Winnie Hinds of Yoakum, Alvinia Trevino of Yoakum, and Mary Lagleder of Cuero. Includes survivors, funeral details, birthplaces, and burial sites across local churches and cemeteries.
The Regional Drug Abuse Advisory Committee to the Golden Crescent Council of Governments will meet Thursday November 13 at 4 p.m. in the LaSalle Room of the Victoria Bank and Trust Co. building. A Drug Abuse workshop in spring is planned, per Lynn Garner.
The church announces the United Methodist Church Women bazaar will be held Saturday November 15 at 9 a.m. in the church basement. Items include handmade gifts homebaked goods pickles relishes plants for home and yard.
The Cuero Public Library will extend children's movie screenings through January. Librarian Mrs. Joe Booth said the 30 minute cartoons play each Wednesday at 4 p.m. for ages 3 to 10, with The Night the Animals Talked as the next feature.
The Cuero Rodeo Association plans a stew supper this Thursday at 7 p.m. in the picnic unit behind the Rodeo arena at Cuero Municipal Park. Don Albrecht presided at the Doll House meeting. Members approved a $25 Toys-for-Tots donation and discussed a spring rodeo at the park arena.
Hawthorne Club members gather Thursday at 4 p.m. in the Woman's Building with Mrs Homer Judge presiding. Mrs Ida Kirk leads a program titled That’s the Way It Was A Share and Tell of Bicentennial Memorabilia. Hostesses are Mrs Chancey Wofford and Mrs Helen Bloss.
Mrs. Ruby Lincke and Mrs. Clara Koenig presented a report on the 14th District Convention in Canyon City at the Westhoff American Legion Auxiliary meeting. The group planned a crime prevention program for the Nov 24 gathering and noted a property identification machine is available to members.
The Cuero Record reports births at Cuero Community Hospital. James Moeller and spouse welcome a daughter weighing 6 pounds 5 ounces. David Teller and wife welcome a son 6 pounds 2 ounces. Ernest Nesmith and spouse welcome a daughter 6 pounds 7 ounces. Armando Mungia and wife welcome a son weighing 7 pounds 734 ounces. Benito Diaz of Kenedy welcomes a daughter weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces.
Marine Lance Corporal Ray DeLeon son of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel DeLeon of 304 West Hamilton Street has reported for duty at the Marine Corps Air Station El Toro California. A 1973 Cuero High School graduate he joined the Marine Corps in June 1973.
A readable OCR fragment lists numerous individuals under categories including Alice McMahon Kitty Cleveland Ella Kleinfelder Rosemary Mungia Adline Katzer Doris Chessher Paula Diaz Marion Gonzales Walter Daily John Bennight Laura Rucker Sylvia Lester along with dismissals admissions and occupancy notes. The text also names Donna Berger Frances Wesley Dorothy Boone Olivia Baker and others in related groups.
City Manager Jim Pratt is authorized to negotiate with an oil company to buy two gasoline pumps for the airport. Bids for two new cars and water line materials are tabled for clarification. Pratt will survey employees on higher retirement contributions under the Texas Municipal Retirement System, with city and employee shares rising about two percent and $4039 annually for the city. Building codes will be reviewed amid complaints about the Southern Standard Building Code. A resolution adopting the affirmative action plan under the Community Development Block Grant Act of 1974 was approved.
Market figures list whitefaced steer calves and crossbred steers with good to choice grades at 30 to 37.50 dollars, average good 26 to 29 dollars, lightweight to 29 dollars, heifer calves 23 to 25.50 dollars. Medium 19 to 22.75, standard 16 to 19, lightweight 16 to 20, crossbred steers 28 to 32. Yearlings show steers 27.50 to 33.75 and heifers 19.50 to 23.75 dollars.
DeWitt County foster parents and hopefuls are invited to a reception on Wednesday November 12 from 10 00 a m to 1 00 p m in the church educational room. The event is hosted by the Protective Services division of the State Department of Public Welfare and Marge Nugent says children are welcome with babysitting available.
World Community Day was observed last Friday November 7 at Macedonia Baptist Church Cuero. Dorothy Taylor chaired and spoke on One Community Under God with assistance from local pastors and church members. The offering supported Church World Service gifts blankets food for disaster relief and CROP program. The loose offering totaled 126.50 with 34 members attending.
Cuero VFW Post 3972 Auxiliary will hold a 7 00 p m supper Thursday November 13 at the Post Home. Members are asked to bring a vegetable salad or desert dish while the post furnishes meat. Billie Culpepper Auxiliary president noted all members should attend.
Army private Jose G Reyes and wife Tomasa of 609E Sarah Cuero, completed OSUT at Ft Polk La on Oct 2. After supper, Miss Sharon Bauer and Mrs Rosemary Cheatham present a cancer self examination film. Poppy chairmen Edward and Mrs Kurtz thank everyone who bought poppies and merchants for sidewalk sales.
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