Cuero Teems With Visits And Local Happenings
Retirees Mr and Mrs A H Schodde spent Labor Day weekend in Kerrville and Hunt and helped Mrs Lillian Jacob celebrate her birthday on September 8 with relatives including Mrs Josephine Brown and James Korth. Kassel Lambert joined Allied Mills Inc Cuero plant as sales coordinator after moving from Gonzales and leasing a Cuero home. Additional gatherings featured the Moore and Machost families visiting Westhoff and Yorktown, and Port Lavaca guests Ibroms staying with Leon Ibrom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Schodde
Cuero
Kerrville
Hunt, Texas
Lillian Jacob
Josephine Brown
James Korth
Herman Gleinser
Weser
Marguerite Bohne
Marvin Rabke
Rudy Martin
Sandy Bomba
Karen Grunder
Bill Machost
Yorktown
Janie
Joanie
Jill
Kassel Lambert
South Texas
Allied Mills Inc
Gonzales
E. Clayton
Robert Ibrom
Port Lavaca
Leon Ibrom
Eugene
Westhoff
Figures in Yoakum Mourn James Manning 17
Services were held for James Michael Manning 17 at St. Theresa Church with Rt. Rev. Msgr. William Kelly officiating. Graveside rites followed at St. Joseph's Cemetery in Yoakum after his body was found Sunday in a vacant field near Corpus Christi. He had been missing since August 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoakum
James Michael Manning
St. Theresa Catholic Church
William Kelly
St. Joseph's Catholic Cemetery
Annaville
Corpus Christi
Young Manning
Editorial Material on Poverty and Realignment titled by Addison
The writer argues that poverty could be solved by good will and reallocation of American priorities. He criticizes reprinting editorials from Texas papers as counterproductive and notes Daniel Persch Addison of Illinois as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hick Texas
Daniel Persch Addison
Ilinois
Polliwogs and People of Cuero Life Notes
Local column highlights Gracie Meeker touting Record classified ads for furniture sales, a move to California, and Cuero ties. Victoria Fine Arts Association reports strong ticket sales for the year at 7.50 for four evenings. Eunice Hall moves into Joe Reuss apartment with daughter Lois Wheeler, planning River Art Show reservations for October 3 and 4. Birthdays listed for several residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Meeker
John
California
Cuero
Victoria Fine Arts Association
Joe B. Milam
Eunice Hall
Sugarland
Joe Reuss
East French
Eunice
Lois Wheeler
Notable Local Movements and Visits Mark Sept 1960 Notes
In Nor dheim area Mrs H A Audilet attempts to raise 12 baby quail with bantam hen as mother. Jack Howerton attends Texas Press Association meeting in Austin. Mr and Mrs Charles Riebschlaeger and Mr and Mrs Frank Sheppard return from Monterrey Mexico. Also notes Sept 11 1959 Sleepy Cuerolles rises to pull down windows as cool front brings light rainfall. Frank Sheppard visits Dallas. Annie Brightwell and W D McCurdy depart for two week visit in San Antonio. Alvin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Audilet
Nordheim
Jack Howerton
Texas Press Association
Austin
Charles Riebschlaeger
Frank Sheppard
Monterrey
Mexico
Cuerolles
Dallas
Annie Brightwell
W. D. McCurdy
San Antonio
Alvin
Notable Admissions and Dismissals Listed
The record lists admissions for Victor Vasquez, Sister Adolphine Florus, Mrs Rae Lancaster, Louis Zurbek, and Mrs Lorrine Sturm. Dismissals include Frankie Taylor, Linda Whittington and baby, and Rebecca Hoser, Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Vasquez
Adolphine Florus
Rae Lancaster
Louis Zurbek
Lorrine Sturm
Frankie Taylor
Linda Whittington
Baby
Rebecca Hoser
Memorials honor Sisters of Incarnate Word in Cuero
A lengthy list notes donations and memorials from numerous individuals and families in Cuero and across Texas to honor sisters and permanent vows. Names include Mrs. Walter Koenig, Mr. Joseph A. Burns, Dr. Gaillard T. Reuss, and many others, with amounts from 3 to 500. The record reflects donations to the Sisters of Incarnate Word & Blessed Sacrament and related communities, alongside mentions of local businesses and parish-affiliated supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of Inecarnate Word
Blessed Sacrament
Walter Koenig
Mary Helen Burns Hook
Lakeland
Fla
LeRoy Hamilton
Joseph A. Burns
Dallas
John W. Burns
John Gillett Burns
Arthur Burns
Robert B. Baldwin, III
Houston
Cuero Community Hospital
Kent Gardien
Gonzales
Mattie Kent Burns
Robert V. Nelson
Yvonne Sutherland Nelson
Gaillard T. Reuss
J. H. Reuss
Wm. D. Sutherland
Fredericksburg
Harold High
Sisters of Incarnate Word
Victoria
Emil Till
Clete Einster
James FE. Pridgen
San Antonio
J. H. Pridgen
Center Pharmacy
Chas. Riebschlaeger
Lawrence Dietze
A. L. Semmiler
Paul M. Obert
Gene Bigelow
A. C. Fischer
Harold Kleiman
J. D. Bramlette
Farmers State Bank & Trust Co
Cuero Federal Savings & Loan
George Trowell
Burns Hospital
Bert Kirk
Martha Ann Kirk
E. A. Hebert
Stephen P. Hebert
Louis Koenig
Katherine Goebel
Billie Southern
Billy Shimer Dreier S
Lias (Bubba) Steen
Eugene Kach
Felix Hiller
Travis Smith
Buchel Bank & Trust
A. J. Engbrock
Bill Young
R. S. McWilliams
J. D. Kauffman
Cuero Foodcraft
Boysen’s Supermarket
E. T. Teller
John Wheeler
A Friend
Clyde Christian
Ryan's Flower Shop
Vida Finney
Edwin Blackwell
Wm. Grunder
Kleinecke Nursery
Julius Hollman
Dewey Henderson
R. E. Mundt
Helen Burns Bloss
Ada Pridgen
Forrest Windel
James Pridgen
Albert Ley
C. W. Sunday
T. A. Reuss
A. D. Wood
School Bonds and Growth Plans Outline for Cuero District
The Cuero ISD reveals a new building program including eight rooms at John C. French Elementary, ten rooms at Cuero High, and four rooms at Hunt Elementary. Superintendent E. E. Sims reports total enrollment at 2061 with 29 kindergartners, praises staff for a smooth start, notes good student conduct, and cites postponed dirt work at Hunt and the stadium until Oct. 17 per Army Reserve guidance. Board adopts special education pupil placement policy and approves nine DeWitt-Path typewriters at $114.50 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. French
Cuero High School
Hunt Elementary
E. E. Sims
Sims
352Nd Engineer Company
U.S. Army Reserve
Yoakum
Texas Association of School Boards
Austin
DeWitt-Path of
Bid for stencil duplicating unit from Victoria firm
A bid of 497.25 was submitted for a stencil duplicator from Russell Office Equipment Company of Victoria. The item appears in a procurement listing with the exact amount cited for the purchaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Office Equipment Company of
Victoria
Temperature Extremes at Antarctic Pole
Averages at the South Pole show summer temperatures around 20 degrees below zero while winter temperatures reach about 113 degrees below zero, highlighting the region's extreme cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pole
Also Mentioned on This Page
Florine Konczewski
Brother
Herman
Claude Moore
American Legion Hall
SUN
Cuero Municipal Park
ST. Michael’s Catholic Church
James M. Manning
Freund
Electric Motors
Tel-A-Win CO
N. Esplanade
Joneds
Blair
Nathan Post Lumber CO
Service
Blackwell’s
Gulf Service
John Blackwell
Polliwogs
By Polly Howerton
Kaye Tarkington
Laurie
Linton
Ella
Julie Gips
Perry Jackson
Sheila Richards
Victoria Day
Norman L
Butch” Henneke
Bess Breeden, Jr
John H. Junker
David C. Newman, Jr
Avis Cochran
Daphne Bishop Bryant
N.Y
Alois Bomba
Wilred Leist
Cuero Lodge
Edward L. Johnson W. M
H. B. Weatherly
Sec
American Legion Civic
Calvin Webb
Otis Carpenter
Pilot Club
OF Cuerko
Lester Frere
Berger
Earl
Guadalupe River
Reuss
Ramsey’s Restaurant
DeTar Hospital
Navarro
Village Discount Record Center
Village Shop Center
W. Reuss Blvd
American Cancer Society
Rialto
Attie
L. W
Bill
Umphres
Umphres Conoco Station
Texas
City of Cuero Utilities
Thomas Edison
Tradt
Borsen
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