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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1971
Page
1
Guest columnist notes Rev Robert Brown written piece and updates on attendees John Hudgeons Caesar Adickes and Erwin Kasper cite hospital news. Puns, product names and religious guidance punctuate Pat Sez urging rest on the Lord's Day and faith over daily pursuits.
The jury awarded Freddy Stansbury and wife Trudy Stansbury 8500 in a collision suit against Margarite N Dolan. The May 15 1971 accident near Cuero at US 183 and US 77A prompted claims for damages including repairs and use of another car. Jurors included E E Dickinson and Julia Partida among others. Judge Joe Kelly presided in 24th District Court.
Rep Tim Von Dohlen met with Howard Bennett to finalize details of the 42nd Legislative District Economic Development Clinic planned for next week in Cuero. The event runs Thursday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Cuero Housing Authority Community Building with 8:30 a.m. registration. Local agency representatives can meet one on one with state and federal officials to discuss programs and issues. Bennett handles local luncheon and refreshments with community groups.
A blue norther from the Rocky Mountains threatens Texas ending a warm spell with potential wet snow in the Panhandle and showers from Dalhart to Brownsville. An Arctic front hits the Panhandle while another lags from the Pacific. weekend cold, wet weather expected statewide. Temperatures rose into the upper 80s in the south and east. Dalhart recorded the low or high reading in Texas.
A devotional encourages seeking good to live and be assured of God's daily presence. It links inner talk with outward walk and faith, echoing guidance from scripture about aligning beliefs with actions.
The Youth Choir of First Baptist Church will present a Christian folk musical Now Hear It Again at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Cuero Housing Community Building West Church Street. Director Mrs. T K Chaddock leads taped accompaniment with choir members Barry Boone Bruce Buchel Ruth Chaddock Sherri Clark Cindy Goebel Ginny Goode Joe Lynn Henry Randy Henry Karen High Linda Ley Brenda Means Jeff Ray Sandra Reinhardt Allan Robey David Tiffin Wayne Tiffin Cathy Weber Allen Whitehead Camille Whitten Cindy Whitten. The group will also perform at Calvary Baptist Church during Sunday services.
Cuero Nursing Home invites trick-or-treaters on Sunday night from 6 to 8 p.m. under administrator Patsy Kebell guidance. Children are welcome but asked to be considerate of elderly residents and visit toward the end of the evening.
The record lists contributors and amounts toward a total to date of 65 215 dollars. Individuals and businesses from Cuero and surrounding areas donate varied sums from 10 to 250 dollars.
Grace Episcopal Church hosts a confirmation Sunday at 10 30 am with Rt Rev R Bar Dicus Suffragan Bishop of the West Texas Diocese presiding. Families will share communion and a coffee hour in Proctor Hall followed by luncheon at Jack Wallis home. Bishop Dietly and wife Mildred accompany the bishop. he also preaches in Yoakum at 5 pm.
The Cuero Record ends afternoon delivery to the Yorktown Post Office effective Monday November 1. Subscribers in Nordheim Yorktown and nearby routes will receive the paper the next morning via Victoria routing. Publisher Howerton departs prompting this change with a forthcoming annual subscription offer.
Thomas Mann former ambassador to Mexico and longtime U.S. foreign service officer spoke on non-aggression and non interference policy abroad at Cuero Rotary Club. Lott Taylor introduced Mann who served as assistant secretary of state for Latin American affairs.
About 175 Cuero 5th through 8th graders collected 191.70 on October 27 for Pakistan Refugees via Church World Service. Pastors and students thank the community as funds buy food medicine and aid for Pakistanis living in destitution in India.
Cuero announces three building projects totaling about 131000. The largest is a new Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3972 home on the Yoakum highway site. The VFW post voted to proceed once paperwork is complete, with bids approved and permits issued for a Mowe Moo Drive-In and a home for Carroll Buchhborn.
The City of Cuero will hold an auction of delinquent tax properties Tuesday November 2 at 10 am at the De Witt County Courthouse. Tax Assessor-Collector Glenn Sigmund notes several lots with various houses. Details are available at City Hall.
The Cuero Lions Club board approved giving $25 to San Antonio State Hospital for a patients Christmas party and suggested donating unsold candy to Cuero needy children. Don Albrecht named project chairman and a resolution honoring Jack W Howerton was adopted, noting his Lion service and contributions.
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