Personal Greetings and Local Visits Highlight Community Notes
Congratulations to Howard Thamm on his fourth birthday son of Charles and Mrs Thamm Cuero. Thursday guests in the Williams home include Rev George Edwards Goliad and Rev A B Bedford. Williams recovering at home after hospital stay in Goliad. Mother's Auxiliary Troop 241 Bake Sale planned at J C Penney front Saturday Nov 21. David Calliham Cuero to visit sister Linda Calliham Lytle over weekend. Linda teaches in Lytle Public Schools. Bette O'Dell business visitor Yorktown. Mark Ley birthday son of Albert E Ley. Ethel Nolen returned from Dallas week long visit with Van Schindler family. Spec Mueller Corpus Christi visited with Leo Boothe Sr. Recent guests Joe Boothe hosted Earl Boothe Baytown. Mabel Bonner Baytown visited sisters Ethel Alexander Myrtle Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edwards
Goliad
A. B. Bedford
S. H. Williams
Williams
David Calliham
Cuero
Linda Calliham
Lytle
Miss Calliham
Lytle Public
Cuere Community Hospital Admissions and Dismissal
Admissions include Jo Ann Brieden Cathy Prince Beatrice Boone Jessie B Washington and Lena Friedrich. Dismissal: Hollis Peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuere Community Hospital
Jo Ann Brieden
Cathy Prince
Beatrice Boone
Jessie B. Washington
Lena Friedrich
Obituary: John F. Konrad of Westhoff dies after ladder fall
Services were held at St. John’s Lutheran Church in Westhoff for John F. Konrad 72 who died after falling from a ladder while painting at home. Burial followed at Westhoff Cemetery. Surviving are his wife Elsie, two sons Wilfred and Carlton, daughter Mrs Ernest Hosel, five brothers, four sisters, and three grandchildren. He was born Oct 19, 1898 in Flatonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Konrad
Westhoff
St. John's Lutheran Church
Fred
Elsie Konrad
Wilfred
Carlton Konrad
Houston
Ernest Hosel
Willie
Emil
Port Lavaca
Adolph
Corpus Christi
Arnold
Rudolph
Emma Adickes
Cuero
Minnie Hahn
Caroline Pilsner
Nordheim
Adelheid Pheifer
Aid to Pakistan: U.S. aid agency warns of millions needing relief
UPI reports that AID says as many as 15 million people in East Pakistan could require assistance after a devastating cyclone. With unofficial death toll around 500,000, relief for food and clothing is being sped to the region as operations are organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
U.S
Christmas Party Set for Youngsters
The American Legion Auxiliary and Cuero Young Homemakers co sponsor a Christmas Party for children ten years and younger on December 22 from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Legion Civic Center Donations of toys and money are being solicited to buy fruit for the children Cuero Jaycees offer their South Esplanade building for storage and packaging Contact: Mrs Herring 275 5354 Mrs Garrett 275 2333 Mrs Wanjura 275 5108 Mrs Sager 275 2790
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Cuero Young Homemakers
the Legion Civic Center
Cuero Jaycees
South Esplanade
J. W. Herring
Herring
N. Garrett
Leslie Wanjura
Ed Sager
Combined Festivity Scheduled by Buchel Home Demonstration Club
Plans for a 4 1 and Home Demonstration Club party and a Sunshine party were set at this week’s Buchel club meeting. The Buchel party will be December 14 at 7 p.m. in the Buchel Community Center. Sunshine party dates and hostesses were noted, with sixteen members and one visitor present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchel
E. A. Urban
Gerhardt Mueller
DeWait Soil Conservation District News Update
District directors, including Chairman Raetzsch Wagener and Secretary-Treasurer Wilburn Pargman, report progress on critical area shaping by Alfred Simecek and cost share from ASCS. Other items note Jake Cohn clearing 18 acres, Don Stiles harvesting 2 800 bales of Gordo bluestem, and plans for farm ponds by Laura Kuecker and Minnie Mueller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raetzsch Wagener
J. C. Alvis
Wilburn Pargman
Heinie Bade
Erwin J. Metting
Alfred Simecek
Clifford Haun
Soil Conservation Service
ASCS
Jake Cohn
Westhoff
Don Stiles
Quotes Spark Debate on Senate Page Hiring Plan
Washington Senator Everett Jordan criticizes New York Senator Javits proposal to hire a girl page as lacking dignity. Yosemite climbers Harding and Caldwell celebrate an ascent of the Capitan south wall calling the feat insane. London event features Bob Hope at a fundraising gathering with attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
New York
Jacob K. Javits
Senate
Yosemite National Park
Calif
Warren Harding
Dean Caldwell
BB Capitan
LVN Chapter Meeting in Shiner at Waggner Hospital
The Texas League of Licensed Vocational Nurses DeWitt and Lavaca Counties held its November meeting in Shiner at Waggner Hospital. Dr. Pat Waggner spoke on the monitor cardiac unit. Twelve members and one visitor attended. The next meeting will be at Cuero Community Hospital with the annual Christmas party observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas League of Licensed
DeWitt and
Lavaca Counties
Shiner
Waggner Hospital
Pat Waggner
Cuero Community Hospital
Congregation Dinner Planned at First United Methodist
A congregational family Thanksgiving dinner will be held in the church basement at 6 30 p m Tuesday Turkey and dressing will be furnished and members are asked to bring one covered dish not a meat dish The Rev Calvin Peterson pastor said Sunday will be observed as National Bible Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Methodist Church
Calvin Peterson
Trail Ride Aims to Sign Up Participants Soon
The Old Chisholm Trail sponsors urge immediate signups for the trail ride. A supper in San Antonio will honor mayors and wives from pass-through cities on Jan 7. Final trail bus meeting set for Jan 21. 1971 drive dedicated to A B Johnson Archie Page and past leaders. Trail Boss Hamilton leads the 10th year with events from Cuero Feb 5 to San Antonio Feb 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Cuero
Local Cuero Feed Market Adds Ear and Shelled Corn Prices
Courtesy of Hansen Feed and Supply the Cuero cash grain market lists ear corn at 1.05 per bushel and shelled corn at 1.25 per bushel with market notes likely from a local edition.
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Hansen Feed & Supply
CUERO
San Antonio Weekly Livestock Market Report Actionable Prices
Cattle and calves strong to higher for slaughter cows bulls and yearlings with steers and heifers showing broad price ranges. Slaughter calves 27.40 to 29.00, feeders 27.4 00 to 40.00, bulls 28.50 to 32.70, hogs down 25 cents, sows 13.00 to 14.00, sheep steady with udder and pelts noted, goats steady with Angora and Spanish stock priced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Polliwogs and Christmas Craft at Cuero Art Guild
Community notices from Cuero Chronicle describe a regular workshop where members paint Christmas cards and gifts. The column mentions local arrivals and visits, a housing project update, and previews the Cuero Record 76th Anniversary issue. Local birthdays, ticket searches, and kitchen tips accompany the note.
Local Parents Welcome Five Newborns in Cuero and Weimar
CTE and NLD Mr and Mrs Charles Brie den welcomed a baby boy at 6 51 p m on November 19 at Cuero Community Hospital weighing 6 lbs in oz. Paul R Prince and wife greeted a baby girl at 9 30 p m on November 19 at Cuero Community Hospital weighing 7 lbs 9 oz. Horace Ray Parks Jr and wife welcomed a son named Craig Alan born November 16 at Weimar Hospital weighing 8 lbs 4 oz and joined by sister Pam and brother Brian. Michael Alan born November 19 to Mr and Mrs William Holzapfel welcomed by brother Bill born same date. Grandparents listed for both families across Nordheim Runge Cuero Blessing and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brieden
Cuero Community Hospital
Paul R. Prince
Horace Ray Parks Jr
Weimar
Weimar Hospital
Craig Alan
Pam
Brian
Ed Chodre
Nordheim
Horace Ray Parks Sr
Cuero
William Holzapfel
Blessing
Michael Alan
Bill
County officials discuss legislative changes at day-long session
Auditors and representatives contributed opinions on various subjects as Henneke noted. Topics reflected changes in county governments brought by recent legislation. The group felt the meeting was beneficial and praised active participation from all present, as Henneke and Trowell agreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henneke
Trowell
Bibles Donated for New Burns Hospital Waiting Rooms
The alliance received 48 Bibles costing 138 dollars for Thanksgiving services. Twenty English Revised Standard Version Bibles were donated by the Catholic Daughters of America. The Bibles from Burns Hospital will be placed in the new hospital waiting rooms for Spanish and English readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nage One
Alliance
McLane
Catholic Daughters of America
Burns Hospital
Cuero Record Classifieds Daily Highlights
Brief notice summary not provided.
Pecan Show Entries Advancing to 4-H Fund Drive
The bake show entries are for sale with proceeds going to the 4-H Council to defray expenses of 4-H activities. Notable winners include Lonng Dreier Meyersville and Walter Mueller Westhoff in various divisions, with Henry T. Henneke Cuero winning heaviest native nuts and John Olsen Yoakum top in kernel percent native.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. Henneke
Cuero
Jack Gerdes
San Antonio
John Braden Sr
John Olsen
Yoakum
Henneke
Stuart
Depine
R. H. Hartman
Victoria
Koehier
4-H Council
Royalty comment quoted at My Lai massacre trial
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip referenced by Allen J. Royce during the S. Sgt. David Mitchell case at Fort Hood. Royce calls war brutal and notes civilians were killed as part of wartime misery, suggesting some may want to vent their anger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Hood, Tex
Allen J. Royce
My Lai
Sgt
David Mitchell
Senffs Begin Mission Service After Abilene Pastorate
Pastor and Mrs Senff enter mission service in New Guinea in June 1964. He serves as evangelist teacher pastor and station manager in the Eastern Highlands at Raipinka and Kainantu while Mrs Senff conducts women’s work bookkeeping and other tasks at Raipinka. Their three children Tanya Miriam and Grace are ages 13 9 and 7. The family will reside at Stonewall near Fredericksburg during a year of furlough as he promotes world missions with slides and sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John Lutheran Church
Orwell
Indiana
Grace Lutheran
Tanya
Miriam
Grace
Stonewall
Fredericksburg
World Missions
Also Mentioned on This Page
Howard Thamm
Charles Thamm
Mother’s Auxiliary
J. C. Penney
Mark Ley
Mark
Albert E. Ley
Ethel Nolen
Mrs. van Schindler
Dallas
Spec Mueller
Leo Boothe Sr
Joe Boothe
Earl Boothe
Baytown
Mabel Bonner of
Ethel Alexander
Myrtle Thompason
Kleinecke Nursery
N. Esplanade
Alcazar Carpet Sales & Service
E. Main
Hollis Peoples
John Konrad
Pakistan
Village Discount Record Center
Village Shop Center
Ramsey’s Restaurant
DeTar Hospital
N. Navarro
W. Reuss Blvd
Cuero, Texas
Spoetzl Brewery, Inc
Shiner, Texas
Bowen Distributing CO
Frederick William
Stella Schorre
Ssoil Conservation District News
Laura Kuecker
Minnie Mueller
United Press International
London
Bob Hope
LVN
Polliwogs
By Polly Howerton
Uero Art Guild
Claude Moore
Linda Henderson
Jessie Thompson
Monroe
Louisiana
Ruth Wharton
T. O. Buchel, Jr
Carrie May
Boots’’ Buchel
Homer Berner
Corinne Carton
Frank B. Sheppard
Linda Marie Cobb
August Holzapfel
Monroe Schmidt
Runge
Auditors
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Area Church
Bruce Dean
Chris Robinson
Melody Patterson
Freund Funeral Home
TN Victoria
Town & Country Shopping
Mateo Perez
KCFH
Bob West
Roy Templin
Jerry Gee
Reuss
City of Cuero Utilities
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