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Cuero Record

Location

Cuero, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1971

Page

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Cuero City Well Reopens After Cave-In in Park

Cuero’s first municipal well dating to 1880 reopened but not for use during heavy rain from Hurricane Fern. The waterlogged ground hindered filling the cave-in and heavy equipment. a temporary fence was placed around the hole. City records are missing leaving the depth uncertain, with estimates from 30 feet up.

Cuero Willard Kleinecke T. O Boots) Buchel Otto Buchel Abel Trevino Paul Bustos B. L. Prentice

Court to hear redistricting power battle in Texas

The Texas Supreme Court will hear arguments on September 23 about whether the Redistricting Board has authority to act on House reapportionment. Sen. Oscar Mauzy seeks a mandamus to compel the board to reapportion into 10 single member districts to satisfy one man one vote rulings.

Austin Mauzy Gus Mutscher Dallas House U. S. Supreme Court Tomy Konioth Attorney General's Office

Complete 1971 telephone directories from Southwestern Res office

Town Vaux notes obtaining two full phone directories after an in hospital stay and questions the impact of Directory Assistance on call time. He mentions a misbound yellow pages cover and a cave-in exposing a water well, hinting at upcoming discussion in Town Talk.

Southwestern Res

Spectacular Dies Seis Parade Planned in Los Angeles

A grand Dies Seis parade is planned in Los Angeles with military and high school bands leading, Mariachis, 50 floats and mounted Charros. Grand marshals will include the personal representative of the President of Mexico and Consul General Jose Cano. Local groups may join via Elsie Harmon and trophies honor parade winners.

San Antonio Bill Reth Lone Star Brewing Company Mexico Jose Cano Roth Tory San Saba Dolorosa Houston Alamo Avenue E Alamo Plaza Commerce Elsie Harmon

Flood Waters Recede as Fresh Rain Looms on Edith’s Path

Floodwaters receded across South Texas after Tropical Storm Fern, with Maria Edith aimed at the Gulf Coast bringing heavy rain. In Roma and the Lower Rio Grande Valley floods eased, while rescuers reported two more people rescued by air and a Houston teen drowned in flooded terrain. Red Cross and Salvation Army sheltered about 200 evacuees. insurance losses estimated at 1.4 million dollars with ongoing road damage assessment.

United Press International South Texas Edith Edith Nicaragua British Honduras Mexican Gulf Coast Brownsville National Weather Service Corpus Christi Peel Red Cross Salvation Army Roma U.S. Coast Guard Air Station Corpse Christine Aransas Pass Edith Fern Mexican Mountains Insurance Information Institute Dallas

Trail Ride Scheduled From Westhoff City Park to Ranch

Town and Country Trail Riders plan a Saturday ride starting at Westhoff City Park at 3 p.m. and proceeding to Sample Bros Ranch also known as Old Gardian Ranch. A stew supper will be served, according to Trail Boss Melvin Hilbrich.

Westhoff City Park Sample Bros

Float Contest Gets Extension

At a Chamber of Commerce meeting the extension of the float contest deadline was announced. The event seeks ideas and sketches for a moving float with mandatory mechanics by experts. A $10 prize awaits the winner.

Chamber of Commerce

CCA Directors Discuss New Chamber Program 1971

The Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture directors met Monday night under new president Howard Bennett. They reviewed a 1971 72 work program with member suggestions including an annual celebration like the Turkey Trot and promoting Cuero as a retirement town.

Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture Howard Bennett Chamber N. A. Hanson Turkey Howard Kleinecke Cuero

Man Wanted Here Jailed In Calhoun

Charles Spencer Reed, 31, wanted on several charges, is jailed in Calhoun County on two counts drunk and dis orderly conduct. DeWitt County seeks Reed when Calhoun finishes. Reed faced three $200 bonds altered by bondsmen. Charges date from Nov 24 1970 and Nov 2 in DeWitt County Court listing drunk in public resisting arrest and using profanity.

Charles Spencer Reed Calhoun County Homer Roberson DeWitt County N. G. “Cutter” Dietze Roberson Reed Calhoun Justice of the Peace Albert Lev S Court Intesa de Witt Justice of the Mai Wallied

NAACP Session Set Thursday At Mt Herman Church

The Cuero NAACP will hold a called meeting Thursday at Mt. Herman Baptist Church inviting all members to attend. The Youth NAACP schedules its monthly meeting on the fourth Thursday at Mt. Herman Church.

Cuero Naacp Mt. Herman Baptist Church Youth Naacp Mt. Herman Church

Proverb Wisdom On Diligence And Trust In Work

An old proverb states the diligent will rule while the careless lose trust. It warns that laziness in labor leads to unreliability and missed responsibilities. A good job performance earns confidence and rewards.

Special guest speaker to address Lions Club meeting

Richard Sehrag of San Antonio will speak on satellite meteorology at the Lions Club weekly meeting at Sands Steak House. Paul Sager, program chairman, notes Sehrag, a National Weather Service employee, will also include a slide presentation. Sept 22 Methodist meal at United Methodist Church basement. Candy sale chaired by Howard Bennett set for Oct 6.

Lions Club Sands Steakhouse Richard Sehrag San Antonio Paul Sager Sehrag National Weather Service United Methodist Church Howard Bennett

DeWitt County approves Henneke audit report

County Auditor Lawrence Henneke told the DeWitt County Commissioners Court that the 1970 auditor's report shows cash balances ending December 31 1970 at 98971972 with 10871657 credited to funds in late 1970. Revenues for the year totaled 1109821 12 and total resources rose to 1953597 40. Disbursements dropped 21678 04 from 1969 due to tight spending and efficient service use. Insurance coverage includes Tort Claims Act protection for roads and bridges and Workman's Comp for staff. The board also approved three reserve deputies at Sheriff No G Cutter Dierce's request.

Henneke DeWitt County Keane G. ‘Cutter Dierce

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