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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1971
Page
1
A list of donors and contributions totals five thousand eight hundred twenty five to the Cuero United Fund with numerous individuals and businesses contributing amounts from six to two hundred dollars as the campaign progresses toward the goal of eleven thousand.
Cuero hosts an all grade school bicycle safety rodeo at St. Mark's Lutheran Church parking lot Saturday at 1 30 p m. Post M Travelers Protective Association sponsors with 18 trophies across three grades for boys and girls. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1972 will apply Klesa-bike safety tape after the event.
Mrs. Alton Zamson announces two American Cancer Society Campaign Workshops for District 6 in Refugio at the Savings and Loan Building Lambart Plaza. Sessions at 2:00 PM and 7:30 PM feature talks by Rev K Erdelt Don Zimmerman and several local unit presidents on development of legacy programs county memorials and social gifts with reservations through local society officials.
Rep. Henry Reuss releases GAO audit showing the Air Force spent more than 500000 dollars last year to fly civic leaders to bases for briefings and firepower demonstrations. He criticizes the trips as costly Madison Avenue salesmanship in a period of high deficits.
A devotional note cites I Corinthians 6 20 declaring believers are bought with a price by Christ’s death. It asks who can boast self sufficiency when purchased by such love.
Congressmen Abraham Chick Kazan and Tim Van Dohren will be principal speakers at the 24th District Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in Goliad Memorial Auditorium October 23-24. Auxiliary leaders from Cuero will join the event with officers and host welcomes by local officials including Mayor WH Clarke and County Judge Jack Hays.
Calvary Baptist Church of Cuero plans a bus ministry directed by Sunday School superintendent Hercel Thompson. A 64 seat bus has been purchased to help transport members to services. The Youth Choir, directed by Chris Harris of Victoria, aims for monthly trips to nearby towns with 23 youths involved. Sponsors include Larry Tomlinson, Johnany Cooley, and Pete Schulte.
The Texas State Democratic Executive Committee will vote on a nominating committee recommendation naming Roy Orr of De Soto Dallas County as SDEC chairman. Gov. Preston Smith’s allies criticized the choice, saying Orr may be too conservative, while the committee can approve or reject him. The vacancy followed Elmer C. Baum’s resignation amid stock fraud ties with Smith.
Hausman Enco at 1604 North Esplanade held a grand opening on Saturday October 16 featuring prizes for attendees. Local residents won four to one Texas Gold Stamp deals with purchases and free gas giveaways including ten gallons to Alfred C Rougeau of Luling.
An editorial arguing for freedom of association and open shop rights. It cites James Hodgson criticizing Meany and cites polls showing rank and file disillusion with union leadership. The piece asserts Americans must have the right to join or not join unions and pay dues, as part of a wider call for voluntary membership.
The prospective jurors for the Summer Fall 1971 term of 24th District Court were released by District Clerk Pershing Hiller. Jurors from Cuero are listed with several Yoakum and Yorktown entries. they must report October 26 at 10 a.m. to the District Courtroom on the third floor of the PeWitt County Courthouse.
A line of heavy thunderstorms drenched Dallas Fort Worth and parts of Northeast Texas prompting a flash flood warning for Dallas Tarrant and Johnson counties. Reported flooding in Lamar County and Paris with cars stalled, six to eight inches locally, and fatalities from a crash near Forney.
The niece of Roy G. Williams from Bedford near Fort Worth faced danger last week when Ted Waiters, an ally of Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow, kidnapped her, her husband, and child from their Houston home. One daughter escaped and alerted authorities.
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