Birthday cheers and visits across families and nations
Birthday greetings go to Roger Kuecker who marked his 12th birthday with a family gathering at his home. Visitors included Mrs. Herbert Ramsey Mrs. Anna Norwood and Mrs. E V Tolbert with Monte Ramsey a University of Texas sophomore. Also noting Discovery Day in Puerto Rico and a visit from Bay City residents to the Doells. 2nd Lt Mike Koenig of the U S Air Force heads to overseas flights from Tacoma while Prince Ranier III and Princess Grace celebrate Monaco’s Fete Nationale.
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Roger Kuecker
Rogers Home
Herbert Ramsey
Anna Norwood
E. V. Tolbert
Monte Ramsey
University of Texas In Austin
Mertes Koenig
Mike Koenig
U. S. Air Force
Tacoma
Wash
Koenig
Air Force
McCord Air Force Base
San Antonio Man Dies of Heart Attack
Taney and SAN ANTONIO Ed Nieme yer of San Antonio, Shiner native and brother-in-law of Mrs. Augusta Buchhorn of Cuero, died of a heart attack in San Antonio Tuesday night. Funeral services set for Friday at 3 p.m. at Laurel Heights Methodist Church in San Antonio. Burial will be in San Antonio.
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San Antonio
Ed Niemeyer
Shiner
Augusta Buchhorn
Cuero
Laurel Heights Methodist Church
Funeral Services Pending for John Konrad 72
John Konrad died unexpectedly Wednesday after noon at his home near Westhoff after falling from a ladder while painting. Funeral services are pending at Oak Memorial Funeral Home. The body was taken to Victoria for an autopsy.
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Oak Memorial Funeral
John Konrad
Westhoff
Konrad
Victoria
Polliwogs by Polly Howerton celebrates first deer
Laurie Tarkington killed her first deer a six pointer on Morgenroth ranch near Westhoff while hunting with her grandfather Herbert Morgenroth. Also notes Cuero visitors William Nolte and family, downtown parking courtesy, and birthday wishes for Marie Green and others. Tire safety advisory precedes holiday travel.
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Laurie Tarkington
Morgenroth Ranch
Westhoff
Laurie
Herbert Morgenroth
Kidney Danger Signals and Home Remedy Ad
Classified ad warns of kidney disorder symptoms such as waking at night burning frequent or scanty urination and back pain. Promotes three tablets daily for four days as a remedy at J L Buttery Drug Store with instruction to regulate passage and ease aches.
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J. L. Buttery Drug Store
Lincoln’s Answer To Welfare In a Letter To John Johnson
A quoted 1848 letter shows Abraham Lincoln advising thrift and work over charity. He notes repeated requests for help with $80 and attributes recurring hardship to the recipient’s conduct, urging, Go To Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
John D. Johnson
Johnson
Cuero dance to boost Jerry Hess kidney transplant fund
The Cuero fundraiser kicks off with a dance at the Victoria Port Lavaca Highway Magnolia Beach cutoff, charging $5 per couple. Nina Hunter and the Chelsea Four perform with Tommie Tolleson and W. E. Guidry Jr. The event supports 12-year-old Jerry Hess as doctors in San Antonio give hopeful transplant prospects.
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Victoria-Port Lavaca
Magnolia Beach
Nina Hunter
Chelsea Four
Tommie Tolleson
W. E. Guidry Jr
Dunn
Port Lavaca
Union
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louis Starnes
Point Comfort
Cochairmen
Jerry
San Antonio
Jerry Hess
Cuero
Vernon Hess
Stratton
Welfare Case Costs State 1006 Monthly
Agnes Berry and her five children face a temporary motel stay after rent hikes in Raynham forced their eviction. The state provides 1006 dollars monthly, including 727 for motel and 279 for food and incidentals, while she longs for a real home and cooking facilities.
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Raynham
Mass
Agnes Berry
Middleboro
Kent
U.S. 44
Reag the Classified Section Every Day. Ty
The Cuero Record presents daily classified items with a focus on local jobs, goods, and services. Readers browse listings for employment, real estate, vehicles, and household items in Cuero and surrounding areas.
Meyersville 4-H Club Plans Yule Party
Meyersville 4-H Club schedules its annual Christmas party for December 18 after the November 16 meeting. Members plan a hay ride, refreshments led by Julie Haun Rebecca Rainer and Paula Angerstein, and a film with a Q and A. Jim Springs discusses electrical safety ecology and urging outdoor care. Funds from selling Christmas candles and ironing board covers are raised as the club promotes participation in the De Witt County Pecan Show and county 4-H contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyersville
Earl Buenger
de Witt
4-H Club Meeting Recaps Pledge and Stock Show Prep
In January discussions covered club pledge prayer and motto. Chris Doehrman led opening exercises and singing while Rhonda Doehrman led the group. Members named animals they will raise for the county stock show in March. Rhonda Doehrman serves as Meyersville 4-H Club reporter.
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Chris Doehrman
Rhonda Doehrman
My Darling
Clem
Meyersville
4-H Club
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James Yackel
Bay City
Walter Doell
Kathy
Monaco
Prince Ranier III
Princess Grace
Kleinecke Nursery
N. Esplanade
Polliwogs
Polly Howerton
William Nolte
Church Street
Main Street
North Railroad Street
Jeanie Brown
American Legion
Ramon Ray, Jr
Edwin C. Ray
Gatesville
Marie Green
Louise Poenitzsch
Howard Fuchs
Ronnie Saenz
Washington, D. C
Freund Funeral Home
Cuero, Texas
Cuero United Fund
Bammer
Red Cross
Salvation Army
United Service Organization
Gonzales Warm Springs
Boy Scouts of America
Girl Scouts of America
Campfire Girls
Washington
Lincoln Memorial
St. Louis
California
Coles County
Brother
Village Discount Record Center
Village Shop Center
Reuss
Ty the
Hospital News
Cuero Community Hospital
Amelia Hernandez
Bernice Billings
Meredith Ruschhaupt
Ann Drehr
Alcazar Carpet Sales
Rialto
THE
CXC
Savages
Bruce Dean
Chris Robinson
Melody Patterson
ASE Can Films
Electric Motors
Tel-A-Win CO
W. Reuss Blvd
Ming Size
Shugart
Lieberman
E. Main
OF Business
Cuero Record
Eko
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