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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1971
Page
7
Dear Heloise describes five children ages four to twelve improvising a picture letter to grandparents. The oldest, James, 12, choreographs the activity using magazines to substitute words with images, turning a simple message into a long, picture filled note that delightfully amuses their grandparents.
The state of Texas to all interested in the estate of Mary Borhl deceased Cause No 5859 Probate Court DeWitt County Myrt Bolhl administratrix with will annexed filed October 14 1971 verified account for final settlement and request for settlement and discharge Hearing at 10:00 am on first Monday after ten days from publication being November 1 1971 Cuero Court House All interested parties must appear or file a written answer contesting the application by that time and place
Notices describe a bake sale at the Methodist Church Fellowship Hall on Saturday October 18 at 9 a.m. to benefit Methodist Youth, plus a hunting teaser offer and a carpet cleaner rental deal. Ed Deres is listed with a phone contact 434-1145 in San Antonio.
The column shares warm reader notes and practical tips. A grandmother recalls a playful granddaughter quote about keeping a smile and kindness, while advice covers packing lunch notes for safety and a hair curling hack using lipstick tube tops. Copyright 1971 King Features Syndicate.
Duffield of the Magazine Publishers Association denounces government inquiry into truth in advertising as an assault on press freedom claiming statements not verifiable by literary or statistical proof cannot be used in ads. In Charlotte Charles Crutchfield honors Billy Graham noting most great men are only recognized after death.
Frank Van Gertel, a Seattle window washer, dangled four stories above after his safety strap failed. He told reporters his first worry was keeping his head and he yelled for help as a passerby with a camera photographed the scene.
Washington officials say there will be no postal rate increases for at least a year. Assistant Postmaster General James W. Hargrove reported the service would seek a rise in first class rates from eight to nine cents and air mail from 11 to 12 cents next spring.
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