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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1971
Page
1
Henry Rossman is harder headed than I am Cecil Singel remains on my side Henry Luddecke Sr kept his calm on Wednesday Mrs Burns McAlister speaks kindly Z J Fischer a married Romeo with a poor insurance risk Jake Cohen sold me a cup with no price talk Maurice Aronstein paid for coffee He won’t say why Fd Cox did me a favor Bill Ferguson paid 50c coffee in Hawaii Cuero cup price 22c Thursday Ben B Prause Jr visited Oscar Adickes thanks for a ride to Kenny Prause
A cold front moved across Texas leaving clear skies and freezing temperatures. Dalhart reached 38 then 23 by midnight as North and West Texas saw plummeting readings and a harsh north wind. Some regions faced snap conditions while South Texas briefly hit 78 before the chill set in. Antifreeze sales surged as motorists prepared for winter.
At the Cuero Rotary meeting Myron Bass outlined Rotary Foundation activities noting the November 14 week marks the foundation's 1916 origin. He described scholarships for study abroad funded by sending clubs while host clubs provide care. In 1971 six hundred youths received awards and over 4600 have participated. Visitors John Stump Wither and Steve Fineh attended, with Norman Ince as guest. Cuero Rotary reported October attendance records in district BR4, which includes 35 clubs.
The Cuero Area Ministerial Alliance sponsors a Community Thanksgiving service at First Presbyterian Church at 7 30 pm on Sunday November 21. Readings prayers and a sermon by Rev Calvin Peterson of First United Methodist Church will mark the service with an offertory for Alliance projects and a Dial A Prayer goal. A nursery will be available at St Michael's Catholic School.
Senate Democrats threaten to block Nixon tax cut unless Republicans allow a vote on financing presidential campaigns with tax dollars. Plan would let taxpayers earmark one dollar to public funds. funding could total about 204 million for each major party with provisions for new parties.
Eighteen homemakers attended a Christmas ideas meeting on Wednesday November 17 at the DeWitt County Electric Cooperative Kitchen. Demonstrations on nutritious Christmas treats were led by Mrs Mildred Martin and Expanded Nutrition Program Aides, with planning by the volunteer Expanded Nutrition Advisory Group.
The Texas Railroad Commission boosted December oil allowable by 21 241 barrels daily, lifting the rate from 62 5 percent to 63 percent of maximum production. Commission Chairman Byron Tunnel cited declines in domestic crude oil stocks over the past year as the main reason for the increase.
A meditation on Romans 3 3 stating tribulation works patience and endurance through trials, framing hardship as a mill that grinds toward virtue. It urges steady faith while acknowledging pain as part of spiritual growth.
A long list of donors and amounts for a United Fund drive includes Mr. and Mrs. Graham Hamilton and many Cuero area contributors from banks, stores, funeral homes, and individuals. Totals show a date-to-date sum around 10 291 with memorials and various company and civic group contributions.
Winners in the 9th annual De Witt County Pecan Show were named after judging 129 entries by Calhoun County’s Gilbert Heideman and Tobar Shelton. The public is urged to visit the show at the Coppedge Bros Service Center today and Saturday as judging for the bake show continues. Winners include Ray Leissner Yoakum and Elo Zacharias Cuero for Native categories and John Chuek Yoakum for In Shell.
Representative Tim Von Dohlen announced his active support for Rayford Price as the next Speaker of the Texas House. He said his decision followed district outreach, discussions with candidates, and evaluation of backgrounds and abilities.
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