Meaningful child and future in a timeless tale
A Chinese philosopher meets a crying lost child and helps him home, who then sings on the road. An anonymous American writer warns that a child will carry on our work and shape cities, nations, and institutions, underscoring the need to guide the next generation.
Lions See Celia Slides at Cuero Lions Club
Jim Cobb presented a slide program with narration on Hurricane Celia to the Cuero Lions Club. The images, shot hours after the storm by Cobb of KCFH, showed Rockport Aransas Pass Portland and Corpus Christi as officials welcomed visiting Lions from Yorktown and four guests.
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Cuero Lions Club
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Yorktown
Gene Grafe
Open House Plans for Parish Sisters at Our Lady of Guadalupe
Parish council met Tuesday night to approve open house plans for the Sisters of the parish. The event is scheduled for September 27 from 2 to 5 p.m. at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church.
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Our Lady of
Rev Peterson to Be Honored for 25 Years in Ministry
The Rev Calvin Peterson pastor of First United Methodist Church will be feted for a quarter century in the ministry. A reception Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. will be hosted by the council of ministries and the Ladies Bible Class. Peterson began with a 1945 preacher's license in Schulenburg and has served churches across Texas including Rocksprings, Victoria, Cuero, Rockport, Lyford, Menard, Jourdanton, Odem and Premont.
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First United Methodist Church
Council of Ministries
Earl Dodds
Walter Wagner
Peterson
Schulenburg
Texas Lutheran College
Seguin
Perkins School of Theology
Dalas
School of Theology
Rocksprings
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Victoria
Cuero
Rockport
Lyford
Menard
Jourdanton
Odem
Premont
Troop 243 Practices At Skills And Inspections
Boy Scout Troop 243 held a weekly meeting with 25 scouts and three guests practicing first aid bandaging Morse code signaling and outdoor games. Garry Phillips led uniform inspections with four patrol leaders while Lonnie Lyman and Phillips were named scouts of the week.
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Garry Phillips
Hubert Barber
Agri-Business Industry Conference Planned in San Antonio
Businessmen from South Texas will meet at the St. Anthony Hotel Tuesday October 27 for the Agri-Business Industry Opportunities Conference. The event is being planned by the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce South Texas Chamber of Commerce and the Texas Manufacturers Association.
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South Texas
St. Anthony Hotel
San Antonio
Greater San Antonio
Newman Expands Cuero Real Estate Firm with New Associate
B D McKinney formerly of Bryan Texas joins J T Newman real estate firm in Cuero. McKinney, in business since 1951 in real estate and since 1939 in insurance, chose Cuero for growth and to partner with Newman in a venture aiming to become the area’s largest operation. They reside at 205 E French St Cuero and 605 S Esplanade is the firm address.
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Bryan
Texas
J. T. Newman
Cuero
Newman
McKinney
Mr. Newman
New Agriculture Aide Appointed By Agriculture Commissioner
Jom C. White announces a new staff addition to the Taxes Department of Agriculture. Les Schrimsher of San Antonio joins the TDA as a Marketing Specialist focused on egg promotion. Born in Gonzales, Schrimsher attended public schools and has long lived in San Antonio.
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Jom C. White
Taxes Department of Agriculture
Les Schrimsher
San Antonio
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Texas Railroad Commission raises October oil quota to 87 percent
The Texas Railroad Commission boosted the October oil allowable to 87 percent of potential, the highest since January 1949, with a 7.1 percent rise from September and a 33.3 percent gain over a year. Production caps set at 4 234 781 barrels daily, but actual October output is seen at 3 480 000 barrels.
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Texas Railroad Commission
Texas
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Ben Ramsey
City Officials Leave Cuero For Meetings
Three Cuero officials attend meetings in College Station and Port Lavaca. Mayor Jack Edgar and City Manager Will Cockrell with Dewey Henderson go to an industrial development conference and plan to return tomorrow night. Councilmen H E Weatherly Jimmie Reiffert and Ken Adams with their wives attended a Texas Municipal League regional meeting in Port Lavaca.
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Cuero
College Station
Port Lavaca
Jack Edgar
Will Cockrell
Dewey Henderson
Chamber and Agriculture
Cuomo
H. E. Weatherly
Jimmie Reiffert
Ken Adams
Texas Municipal League
Commissioners Appraiser Talk Evaluation Plan
Southwest Appraisal firm J R Hamilton met De Witt County Commissioners to discuss a countywide property evaluation plan. He outlined site visits, building and soil reviews, and provided a bid list of prior evaluations while local officials weigh outside firm use and a mixed citizen commissioner plan.
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Southwest Appraisal
de Witt
E. E. Sims
Cuero
Floyd Doehrman
Meyersville
Harry Gibson
Larry Smith
Yoakum
Lawrence Dieutze
Herbert Frels
CISD
Wil
Cockrell
Hamilton
Cuero Ministers Alliance Plans Fall Activities
The Cuero Ministerial Alliance outlined two fall events at a Wednesday meeting. A trick or treat fundraiser for the Jerry Hess fund is set for Oct. 28 with donations solicited 4 to 6 pm, and youths will collect after gathering at St. Mark's Lutheran Church. The Community Thanksgiving service occurs Nov. 22 at Grace Episcopal Church at 7:30 pm with Rev. Peter Higgins delivering the sermon.
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Jerry Hess
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Calvin Peterson
First United Methodist Church
Grace Episcopal Church
Peter Higgins
St. Michael's Catholic Church
Paul Abbott
Cuero High School Poster Winners Named for Constitution Week
Winners in Cuero High School Constitution Week poster contest announced on Wednesday. First place went to Gerard Gonzales, second to Lisa Hansen, and third to LeRoy Wesley. Cuero chairwoman for Constitution Week is Mrs. Ann Cusack of the Guadalupe Victoria Chapter DAR. Constitution Week nationally observed September 17 to 23.
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Cuero High School
Winnner
Gerard Gonzales
Lisa Hansen
LeRoy Wesley
Ann Cusack
Cuero
Guadalupe-Victoria
Daughters of the American Revolution
Rev. Charles Niebel Dies in West Germany
The Rev. Charles Niebel formerly served Our Lady of Guadalupe Church from 1926 to 1949. He died Friday in Huenfeld West Germany at age 87. Born August 14 1898 in Bochum he served in World War I before joining the Missionaries of the Holy Family and his ministry in Texas and later retirement in Germany.
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Charlies Niebel
Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church
Huenfeld
West Germany
Francis Kunz
Kunz
Niebel
Germany
Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
Blessed Sacrament
Rev. Niebel
Padre Carlos
Rev
Bochum
Congregation of the Missionaries of the Holy Family
Treves
United States
Texas
Campfire Girls Register 10 At Meeting
Ten Campfire girls attended a Tawasi Campfire meeting at the home of Mrs. Fred Bohne. Names include Donna Drehr Karla Kahlich Mary Jane Moore Sylvia Parker D Ette Pieper Debbie Prenzler Linda Smith Lauren Tarkington Bonnie Laster and Mary Kathryn Polzin.
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Tawasi
Fred Bohne
Donna Drehr
Karla Kahlich
Mary Jane Moore
Sylvia Parker
D’ette Pieper
Debbie Prenzler
Linda Smith
Lauren Tarkington
Bonnie Laster
Mary Kathryn Polzin
Murray Tarkington
Walter Pieper
Charles Parker
Astroworld
Campfire Council
Campfire Girls
Woodgather
Grace Episcopal Church
Cost of litter cleanup top highway bill in Massachusetts 1969
Massachusetts spent 748924.32 dollars for litter cleanup and rubbish control on highways in 1969, according to the state Department of Public Works.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts
State Department of Public Works
San Marcos Chilympiad heats up as chili hopefulls gather
About 50 contestants vie for Texas chili chef title at the Republic of Texas Chilympiad in San Marcos. The event, run by the Chili Appreciation Society International, aims to send the Texas champion to Terlingua for the World Championship on November 7. An estimated 15,000 chili fans are expected for a two day festival featuring parades rodeos dances and a juried cook off led by Dr. Billy Mac Jones.
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Texas
Republic of Texas
Chili Appreciation Society International
Dallas
Big Bend
Billy Mac Jones
Southwest Texas State University
Chilympiad
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