Polliwogs and local events mix with Cuero society notes
Mrs Esther Leubert rests at her sister Mrs Herman Boethel's home after discharge from the hospital. Frank Tolbert of the Dallas News will report on the Turkey Trot parade set for the 23rd in Thursday's paper. Ed and Voneile Weyn visited San Antonio and attended the River Art Show. Mrs Ed Kelley shares a Cuero Cake recipe and filling. Jane Sorrel returns from Brady visit. Centennial plans progress. Turkey Trot art show sponsored by Cuero Art Guild with Dalhart Windberg judging. invitations sent for a Sunday tea dance.
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Esther Leubert
Herman Boethel
Frank Tolbert
Dallas News
Voneile Weyn
San Antonio
River
Ed Kelley
Turkey
Cuero Art Guild
Dalhart Windberg
Victoria
French Protest U S Bombing Labeling Act Deplorable
Paris reports the French government protested U S bombing of the French legation in Hanoi and President Pompidou called it deplorable. In Stockholm the Swedish Foreign Ministry said American bombs also crashed down.
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Paris
United States
U.S
Hanoi
Georges Pompidou
Stockholm
Sweden
Jean Christophe Ceberg
Maurice Schumann
Arthur K. Watson
Jean Lecat
Saigon
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Susini
Cuero Turkey Trot Route Announced
The Cuero Turkey Trot parade set for Monday October 23 will begin at 10 30 a.m. with 23 bands and about 2000 bandsmen leading 125 entries chaired by Mike Weber. The color guard opens followed by Cuero High School Gobbler band under Nat Alewine.
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Morgan Avenue
Esplanade
Broadway
Mike Weber
Uvalde Chamber of Commerce
Cuero High School Gobbler
Nat Alewine
Newton Crain
Cuero Hosts District Meet For Honor Society
Over 400 students from 34 high schools attended the Gulf Coast Association district meeting hosted by the Cuero Honor Society at St. Mark's Lutheran Church. Gladys Stall opened the session with a patriotic theme as Rev. H A Hanson gave the invocation and Dr. E E Sims delivered the welcome.
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Gulf Coast Association of the National Honor Society
Cuero
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall
Gladys Stall
H. A. Hanson
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
E. E. Sims
Cuero Independent
Sharon Peters
Open House Slated At The WAY Station
Open house at the WAY station is set for Saturday October 14 from 6 30 to 7 30 PM Teens from Cuero Beeville San Antonio Victoria Port Lavaca Bloomington Kingsville and Portland will perform at the coffee house sponsored by the First Baptist Church of Cuero The event aims to provide a supervised teen gathering for fellowship discussion and faith in Jesus Christ
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Lavaca
Bloomington
Kingsville
Portland
First Baptist Church of
Cuero
Jesus Christ
Cuero Pilots Sponsor New District 8 Clubs
Cuero Pilot Club and allied chapters from San Antonio and Baytown will sponsor new clubs in District 8. The Cuero club voted to donate to Toys For Tots and hosted Open House at Blue Bonnet Youth Ranch. A Cuero Centennial booth plan and Sunday Victoria workshop delegation were announced.
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Cuero Pilots
Cuero
San Antonio
Baytown
Erma Pierce
Mary Polzin
Bluebonnet
Pilot Club of
Centennial Tickets Available for Cuero Celebration
Tickets for Cuero Centennial four day celebration events are on sale at the Centennial office 212 North Gonzales. Mail orders accepted until October 16 with a self addressed stamped envelope. Parade seats and coronation events priced from 1.25 to 6.50 dollars. Parade of Homes 2 dollars.
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Cuero
Centennial
North
Gonzales
Murray Tarkington
Centennial Cochairman
Centennial Office
Cuero Centennial
Turkey
Parade of Homes
Cuero Lions Name Miss Julie Hartman Queen
Cuero High School senior Julie Hartman has been chosen as the queen of the Cuero Lions Club. She will represent the club at zone and district meetings and at ladies night functions, according to club president Don Albrecht.
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Julie Hartman
Cuero Lions Club
Don Albrecht
Cuero High School
Lions Club
Albrecht
On Demand Textbooks Change College Publishing
The on demand publishing trend replaces traditional hardcovers with custom short run paperbacks. MSS Information Corp and rivals print six by nine inch books from photographed articles at about 6 cents per page in royalties, selling around $5 for 200 pages.
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Marc and
Susan Strausberg
MSS Information Corp
The
Strausbergs
MSS
New York
William Casey
Casey
Securities and Exchange Commission
Xerox Corp
International Business Machines Corp
Simon & Schuster
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Roy Appleton
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Chamber of Commerce
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Gulf Coast Association of National Honor Societies
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aveEnmue
Cuero Federal Sav
Ings and Loan
Jackie Hall
Burns McAlister
Cuero Honor Society
Monte Doolittle
Pilot International
Cuero Club
Bert McAlister
Ramada Inn
Pierce
By Leroy Pope
Up! Business Writer
UPI
Yoakum
Yorktown
Irells’ Pharmacy