Personal notes from Cuero area weekend visits and plans
Mr and Mrs Paul Loos attended the Texas Prison Rodeo in Huntsville. Mrs Calvin Peterson led a leadership conference in Kerrville. Mrs Jim Lassiter and Mrs Co W Bryan of Griffin visited Cuero relatives. Scooter Cheatham and son Ched of Austin visited Cuero relatives. Richard Hogue and Explorer Post 210 members went to a national planning conference in Austin. Plans for 1971 were made and Mrs John McCrabb will visit San Benito to see her cousin W F Heath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Loos
Texas
Huntsville
Calvin Peterson
Women's Society of Christian Service
Mt. Wesley Methodist Assembly Grounds
Kerrville
Jim Lassiter
Co. W. Bryan of
Griffin
Scooter Cheatham
Ched
Austin
Richard Hogue
Explorer Post 210
John McCrabb
San Benito
Tex
W. F. Heath
Oldest Night Club Founded in Paris in 1843
A Paris venue dates its origins to 1843 as the earliest known night club. The establishment gained prominence in the city’s social scene, influencing nightlife culture and entertainment norms of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Blankenship Visits Cuero To Resolve Plant Issues
J. O. Blankenship of Tupelo Mississippi, co owner of Regency Furniture Co, is in Cuero this week to help fix production problems at the Cuero plant. He helped establish the Cuero operation and runs four Tupelo area plants, and will stay through Thursday according to Regency president C P Einster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Blankenship
Tupelo
Mississippi
Regency Furniture Co
Cuero
Mr. Blankenship
C. P. Einster
Regency
Texas homestead exemption history and proposed rise
The text traces the evolution of urban homestead exemptions from 1839 through Texas statehood in 1845 and the 1869, 1876 constitutions. It notes the current $5000 exemption and discusses a proposed $10,000 maximum, arguing the change reflects higher land costs and economic shifts while acting as a floor for family welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic of Texas
Texas
Pilot Club Officials and Charter Details
Cuero community group lists 35 members with Mrs Les ter Frers as president and Mrs Corinne Carlton as vice president. The club received its charter February 1 1965 with 29 members and Mrs James Massey served as first president. A Cozy Nook Confectionary window displays club projects. Mrs Carl Wagner will speak on Pilot to the Cuero Rotary Club luncheon Thursday.
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Lester Frers
Corinne Carlton
James Massey
Barbara Calhoun
Pilot International
Macon
Georgia
Pilot Club of Cuero
Pilot
Jack Edgar
Cuero
Pilot Club of
The Bald Eagle Symbol Abroad and At Home
The piece traces reactions to the bald eagle as a national emblem from Britain to the Capitol, noting Jefferson Adams and Franklin’s views. It highlights keeper Broderick V. McCrossin praising the eagle, cites a hunting incident, and warns the bald eagle is rapidly vanishing due to illegal hunting and pesticide poisoning.
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Washington
Anne
Prince Charles
U.S
Elizabeth
House
Gerald R. Ford
United States
Ford
Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
Jefferson
Adams
Caesar
Russia
Germany
Poland
Holy Roman Empire
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
Broderick V. McCrossin
National Zoo
McCrossin
New Mexico
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Listed
Admissions include Leo Galindo Jr Mary Ann Kautz Veda Pleasants Sherri Lane Alfred Littles and Chavella Garza Dismissals include Sister Adolphine Florus Walter Pierpont Henry Zacharias and Wilma Williams.
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Leo Galindo Jr
Mary Ann Kautz
Veda Pleasants
Sherri Lane
Alfred Littles
Chavella Garza
Adolphine Florus
Walter Pierpont
Henry Zacharias
Wilma Williams
Lindenau 4-H records and meeting notes
County Agent Orval Wright demonstrated proper completion of 4-H record books at the Lindenau club meeting. Adult leaders Mrs. Matejek and Mrs. Weldon Buchhorn outlined project report requirements and sewing class plans. Achievement Night was discussed. club members voted $5 for expenses. Arlen Buchhorn presided. roll was called with twelve members two visitors and two adults present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orval Wright
Lindenau
Dave Matejek
Cuero
Matejek
Arlen Buchhorn
Weldon Buchhorn
Johnny Warzecha
Peggy Warzecha
FFA Honors Awards At National Convention
The passage describes criteria for the American Farmer and American Farmer Degree in the Future Farmers of America. It notes requirements on age out of high school, earnings, leadership, and scholarship, and mentions presentation of gold keys, certificates, and travel stipends. The National FFA Convention involves over 12 000 participants and is conducted with HEW and Education Office cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Farmers of America
Future Farmers of America Foundation
FFA
U.S. Office of Education
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Local notes cover pecan harvest and community events
The column notes a crop gathering of pecans from two trees and reports on Bruce Tubbs preparing to ship to F E Edwards Air Force Base in Cheyenne Wyoming. It mentions Katie Doell’s band gaining popularity, a Victoria Art Guild critique, barber shops taking Monday off for cleanup, and reminders of Christmas shopping days. Birthday wishes, home hints, and a detailed report on the National FFA Convention and its activities conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Tubbs
Charles and
Ann Tubbs
Victoria
F. E. Edwards
Air Force Base
Cheyenne
Wyoming
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N.Y
Alois Bomba
Wilfred Leist
American Legion Civic Center
Calvin Webb
Otis Carpenter
Pilot Club
Doll House
Pres
Cuero Community Hospital
Kleinecke Nursery
N. Esplanade
Freund
Electric Motors
Tel-A-Win CO
Max Factor
Elecka Drug
San Diego, Calif
Hospital News
Village Discount Record Center
Village Shop Center
Rialto
Pretty-Boy Floyd
Reuss
Fabian Forte
Jocelyn Lane
Astrid Warner
Adam Rourke
American International Pictures, Inc
Good Western
Marshall Kiugman
STJ
Polliwogs
BY Polly Howerton
Walter Doell
Katie
Maurine Wiswell
Metropolitan Art Guild
J. D. Kauffman
Edgar Ricky Koenig
Joe Wayne Laster
W. T. Smith
George Olson
the Record Office
Cuerko, Texas
W. Reuss Blvd
Nathan Post Lumber CO
Esplanade
Cuero Record
Busines
BIG Country Radio
Cuero, Texas
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