Thanksgiving greetings across Cuero area families
Jeanie Blalock a former Record reporter is home for the holidays from Sam Houston State University. Local hosts include Mrs. D. L. Prentice and guests Frank Scrivner of Bryan. Numerous out of town visitors from Cuero Yorktown and San Antonio share Thanksgiving with local families including the Domingues and Hathaway households. Kimberly Jean Wyche marks her 11th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanie Blalock
Record
Sam Houston State University
Huntsville
D. L. Prentice
Texas A&m
Frank Scrivner
Bryan
W. A. Laake
Pat Laake
Yorktown
Laake
Fr. Gosney
Kristi
Mark
Dana
Alvin
Jo Schneider
Kimberly Jean Wyche
Bauer Named Secretary to County School Superintendent
Kenneth Parker of the U S Navy son of Mr and Mrs Jake Parker was home on a seven day leave. He left Cuero Navy 24 to return to his ship the USS Saratoga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Parker
U. S. Navy
Jake Parker
Cuero Navy
Saratoga
Cuero Hospital Admits and Dismissals Listed
Cuero Community Hospital admissions include Marjorie Wricht Ernest Duran and Josephine De Smet with dismissals of Mrs Dean Wagner.
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Cuero Community Hospital
Marjorie Wricht
Ernest Duran
Josephine de Smet
Dean Wag
Market Prices from Hansen Feed and Supply
Local grain market quotes list ear corn at 1.05 per bushel and shelled corn at 1.25 per bushel. The notes reflect cash grain rates available from Hansen Feed & Supply.
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Hansen Feed & Supply
Friday Livestock Fort Worth Market Report
UPI USDA weekly cattle and calves data show slaughter cows and bulls steady to strong, feeder cattle mostly 50 to 1.00 higher. Utility and commercial slaughter cows 21.50 to 23.80, bulls 26.00 to 29.90. Feeder steers 300-400 lbs 44.50-45.75, 400-500 lbs 41.00-44.50. Heifers 200-400 lbs 36.50-41.00, 500-400 lbs 34.00-37.00. Bulls 400-450 lbs 39.50-42.00, good 200-400 lbs 37.75-42.25. Cows good and choice 21.00-24.75. Hogs: barrows and gilts lower, sows 50 lower. Barrows and gilts US 2-3 200-260 lbs 18.25-19.25, sows US 1-2 300-600 lbs 16.00-17.00. Sheep: slaughter and feeder lambs, choice 94-103 lb 25.00, good 97 lb 23.08.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
U.S
Fire kills three children in Ohio frame house
A fire at a frame house near Camnellville Ohio claimed the lives of three children who were left alone while their parents milked cows. The blaze occurred Thursday night on a Thanksgiving extension.
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Austoria
Ore
Camnellville
Ohio
Classified Highlights From Cuero Record
Local Cuero Record classifieds feature notices and ads across rentals employment automobiles and services. Readers find apartment listings job openings vehicle sales and miscellaneous announcements reflecting daily life in Cuero Texas.
Polliwogs Thanksgiving Guests and Family Notes
Gay Ratliff of Austin and two children Shannon and Rosemary arrived Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving. Shannon Sr joined them. Joy Koker of Houston joined the family gathering at the Edu Mugge home. Jane Breeden spent Thanksgiving Day in Austin with Fielding Jr. Claude and Anabel Moore joined their son Buddy More and family of Austin to spend Thanksgiving in Nordheim with the Janssen family. Greetings from L. D. Red Webster recalling Cuero days. Isabella and Al Schaffner plan to visit Leon Kruse in the VA hospital in Houston. Bob Reed and Alice Naylor of San Antonio spent Thanksgiving. they left Friday after lunch via Yoakum to visit Benton Cain. Birthday wishes to Joe Tomanec and others. Christmas card display note.
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Gay Ratliff
Austin
Shannon
Rosemary
Shannon, Sr
Joy Kokernot
Houston
Claude
Anabel Moore
Buddy More
Nordheim
Janssen
Bob Reed
Alice Naylor
San Antonio
Yoakum
Benton Cain
Suspect Held In Forgery Case in DeWitt County Jail
Hugo Wiensch Jr. aged 56 of Yorktown is held in DeWitt County Jail on forgery charges. He was arrested Wednesday at 4 30 p m by the DeWitt County Sheriff Department.
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Hugo Wiensch Jr
Yorktown
DeWitt County
Anita L. Buehrig 83 Cuero native dies in Victoria
Funeral services for Anita L. Buehrig 83 of Victoria were set for Friday at 2 50 p m at First English Lutheran Church with Rev Clifford Smith officiating Burial followed at Memory Gardens Cemetery She died Wednesday in a Victoria hospital Survivors include son Ralph Buehrig Cuero a daughter Mrs John Bayless San Antonio a sister Mrs Olga Moeller Cuero four grandchildren and five great grandchildren Pallbearers named Herman Schaefer Bill Mahan Stanley Karcher Harvey Buehrig Harry Tegeler Milton Wachties
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Victoria
First English Lutheran Church
Clifford Smith
Memory Gardens
Colonial Funeral Home
Ralph Buehrig
Cuero
John Bayless
San Antonio
Olga Moeller
Storm Deliveries Snow Across Northeast and Plains
Storming weather leaves two feet of snow in Vermont and record November totals in Albany while dumping 20 inches in West Virginia and Virginia areas. Coastal cities see heavy rain, temperatures dip into the 30s as far south as the Gulf. Snow blankets the Upper Midwest to the Dakotas as Pacific Northwest rains persist.
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Middleburg
Michael Noble
Middleburg Methodist Church
Canada
Bondville
Albany
N.Y
Thomas
W. Va
The
Plains
Gulf
Pacific Northwest
Mountains
Upper
Great Lakes
Dakotas
Hidbing
Minn
Brownsville
Tex
God Is Alive and Other Snippets from a Guest Column
A compilation of short notes and quips from a guest columnist recounting social tidbits. Mentions include thanks to Oscar Adickes, Walter Koenig and Bill Lau downtown for a domino session, and updates on local residents and activities such as United Fund work, cigarettes, and Forthcoming improvements.
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Walter Koenig
Bill Lau
Canadiens Defenseman Serge Savard Out With Broken Leg
Serge Savard of the Montreal Canadiens suffered a broken leg in two consecutive seasons and will be out for some time, team physician Doug Kinnear announced Thursday.
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Montreal Upi
Serge Savard
Montreal Canadiens
Doug Kinnear
Dramatic Reno Landing Amid Hijack Drama
Chutist fliers say the hijacker could have bailed out unseen due to darkness and low flight. The jetliner landed at Reno with tail exit steps open as hundreds gathered and authorities swarmed the field. No bomb, money, parachutes, or D. B. Cooper found after the crew disembarked.
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Reno
FBI
D. B. Cooper
Trial set in Mutscher case with broad affidavits
Affidavits allege Mutscher cannot get a fair Austin trial. Signers include University of Texas system President Vr Charles A. Lemaistre retired speaker Homer Leonard UT architecture Dean Alan Tanaguchi, realtor Hub Bechtel, Austin Grand Jury Association member, former mayors Harry Aikin and Lester Palmer, and builder Nash Phillips. Mutscher, Tommy Shannon, and Russ McGinty were indicted by the Travis County grand jury September 2 with pre trial hearings next Thursday and a January 10 start. They face counts of bribery and conspiracy to accept a bribe related to Houston financier Frank Sharp.
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Mutscher
Austin
University of Texas System
Vr Charles A. Lemaistre
Homer Leonard
University of Texas School of Architecture
Alan Tanaguchi
House of Representatives
Hub Bechtel
Austin Grand Jury Association
Harry Aikin
Lester Palmer
Nash Phillips
Dock Strike Continues Amid Port Closures Across Regions
The Council of North Atlantic Shipping Associations has closed ports from Swarsport, Maine to Brownsville, Texas. It notes President Nixon’s 80 day back-to-work order, previously backed as a California congressman in 1947, now deemed unwieldy.
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Council of North Atlantic Shipping Associations
Swarsport
Brownsville
Tex
Nixon
California
Nixon Uses Taft Hartley Tool On Labor Standoff
The administration previously directed the Justice Department to seek an injunction against the ILWU after its strike of Pacific ports, with a later move during the ILA action that halted Atlantic Gulf and Pacific ports. The injunction for West Coast dock workers expires December 24 and officials say a renewed injunction is unlikely once it lapses.
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Justice Department
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
ILWU
Pacific
ILA
Atlantic
Gulf
Administration
Nixon
Sweet Revenge: Jerusalem Ups Build Car Defect Protest
Zion Levi, a building contractor, claims a firm sold him a defective new vehicle. He has plastered the car with slogans alleging faults and parked it outside the firm’s main showrooms as a protest.
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Jerusalem
Zion Levi
Sologans
Firm Threatens Court Action to Remove Item
The firm indicates it will pursue court action if the item is not removed. Legal steps are anticipated to compel deletion or suppression amid ongoing disputes.
Alfred University Beats Edinboro In Lambert Bowl Clash
Alfred University improved to 8-0 by edging defending champion Edinboro State by two points in the final Lambert Bowl voting. The award honors the top Small College Division III football team in the East.
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NEW York Upi
Alfred University
Edinboro State
Westchester Swim Classic Draws 3000 Entries in New York
The second annual Westchester Swim Classic at the Lila Wallace Center in White Plains will be held in December 1955 and has attracted over 3,000 entries. Sponsored by UPT the event showcases regional swimmers and draws broad participation.
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White Plains
N.Y
Lila Wallace Center
Bugner Suffers Broken Jaw In Loss To Middleton
London heavyweight Joe Bugner broke his jaw in Wednesday's defeat to American Larry Middleton. Manager Andy Smith announced the injury on Thursday.
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London
UPI
Joe Bugner
America
Larry Middleton
Andy Smith
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