The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 70, No. 176, Ed. 1 Monday, July 27, 1964 Page: 2 of 12
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<WUiO RECORD, Monday. July 27. 1264
PERSONALS
Among the Cueroiui who
went to La Grange Sunday for
the horse races were Fritz and
Dutton Lane, Billy Bell, Don
Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Wis-
hert and two daughters, Diane
and Debbie and Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Hahn and son
Mr and Mrs. Alfred Friar.
Mrs. Ray VoeHcel and two dau-
ghters who are visiting here
from Houston; Mr. and Mi'S.
Carter Thomas, and Dr. and
Mrs. L. B. Landry and son.
Buck, were Yoakum visitors
Sunday evening
All I Jakes A Childrens summer
dresses reduced to half price.
The Smart Shop in Cuero. (adv.
Mr and Mrs. Ted Harwood
drove to Yoakum Sunday even-
ing for a brief visit
Congratulations to BiHy Al-
brecht whose birthday was July
as.
Buddy Breeden, an of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul H Breeden Jr.,
left Saturday for Austin to at-
tend a Boy Scout Junior Lead-
en Instructors' training course
at Cwnp Tom Wooten. He will
be one of 40 youths selected
from over the state. The course
will test until August first.
Buddy is a member of Troop
240 of which O L Eaves is
scoutmaster
Mrs. W. O. Murray and
grandson, John and Mrs. R. P.
Whtfiekl of San Antonio are
siiending the day with Miss An-
na Lee Green and Chief Justice
and Mrs. Howard P. Green
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Quid-
dock and three children of Hou-
ston and Mr. and Mrs. Kirksey
Bennett and two children of
Beeville spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Chnddork.
Mrs. John Hudgeons and son.
Mark and S/Sgt. and Mrs. John
Hudgeont and sons of Ran-
dolph Air Force Base in San
Antonio spent the weekend ini
Port Aransas
Mr. and Mi's. Nick Cameron
spent Sunday in Kenedy with
Dr and Mrs. J. B. Seay
Congratulations to Cathy
Tlirailklll who Is eight years old
today
Melinda Maucr of San An-
tonio and Barbara Gohmert of
CaatroviUe are visiting Melin-
da’s grandparents Mr and
Mr* C. C. Baker.
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET
I
CUERO CASH GRAIN MKT
Schaffner’s Inc.
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Milo ................. 1.73 cwt
Ear com on the farm . 1.00 bu
mill -------------1.25 bu
Shelled com ................ 1 3T bu
TEXAS POULTRY PRICES
AUSTIN HIPI-lJSDAi Poul-
try:
South Texas Steady; sup-
plies adequate for- fair to good
demand: movement normal;
broilers - fryers 3-3 3/4 lbs.
14.5.
East Texas — About steady;
offerings and supplies ample
for fair to good demand; move-
ment brisk; estimated slaugh-
ter 546,300 head; broilers-fry-
ers 13.4 - 14.2.
PORT WORTH LIVESTOCK
FORT WORTH (UPI-USDAl
— Livestock:
Cattle 2,000, calves 300; ac-
tve, strong to 50 higher; load
good around 775 lb. slaughter
steers 21.50; few high standard
and good 5WV630 lbs. 18 00-20.;
few good near 700 lb. slaugh-
ter heifers 20.65; standard 650-
700 lbs. 16.00-17.00: good up to
575 lb. calves 17.50-20.00; good
500-600 lb. feeder steer year-
lings 15.50-18.00; good steer
feeder calves 16.00-19.00.
Hogs 500; steady; mixed 1-3
grade 200 - 250 lb. barrows and
gilts 16.50-17.25; scavs 1-3 grade
335-550 lbs 13.50 - 14.00.
Sheep 2 300; steady; good and
choice 74 - 103 lb. wooled spring
slaughter lambs 20.00 - 22.00;
good and choice 71 - 76 lb.
shorn spring fambs 20.00: ewes
6.00-6.23.
“STW OH THf 9AS—OK I'll M IATS FOf Mr SCWM9 CUM."
fte fNNkri StlV) Smrm
SpMd killed 14,190 end infused 1,M3,000 in I9M.
Hospital Notes
BURNS HOSPITAL
Youth Dies
In Accident
Obituaries j
MRS. IDA M. WOLF
Funeral services for Mrs.
Ida M. Wolf. 48. of Rt. 4. Cue-
ro. who died Saturday, were
held Sunday afternoon at Arnec-
keville.
A prayer was said at 2 p.m.
at Freund Chapel after which
the body was taken to Zion
Lutheran Oiurch where the
Rev. Raymond Durst, pastor,
officiated at the rites. Burial
was in the Ameckeville Ceme-
tery.
Pallliearers were Wayne Wolf.
Alton Goebel, Dalton Fried-
richs, Victor Goebel, Willie
Wagner and Eddie Lassman.
Surviving are the husband,
Walter R. Wolf; two 90ns, By-
ron and Douglas of Amecke-
ville; two brothers. Elmer Rein-
ecke of Victoria and Albert Re-
inecke of Mission Valley; and
one sister, Mrs. Arm hi Wolf of
Cuero; her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. F. Reinreke of Mission
Valley.
MORE TROOPS PROMISED
SAIGON. South Viet Nam —
OJPD— The United States has
promised to send more U. S.
soldiers and civilian advisers to
South Viet Nam and to furnish
more equipment for the waf
aganst the Communist guerril-
las, the Vietnamese government
announced tonight.
Admissions A. W. Schultz.
Sister Louise, Grandma Fanny
Farther. Mrs. O. L. Davis. Mrs.
Blake Alexander, Mi's
BQSQUEVTLLE, Tex. (L’PI)
- A hot rod. traveling by po-
lice estimate at more than 90
miles an hour, roared into this I
•ns community just north of I
poar]ie ; Waco right after midnight this |
FLOWERS
GLADYS LAAKE
CR 5-3623
Ex-Prisoners
Name Commander
UIVR I OUR W Altai
A NEW PACR
Wornuet
OM Watch Fare* and
Crystal*. Now.
%mm & Waflier
JEWELERS
Mir hers
HATCH REPAIR*
Cuero Texaa
HOT SPRINGS. Aik <UPI>
Ralph Rodriguez
que was installed as national
commander of the American
Ex - Prisoners of War in Hot
Springs over the weekend.
About 300 ex-prisoners of war
heard Gov. Orval Faubus ad-
dress the group on his wartime
experiences and tell of a book
he had written during World
War II titled "In This Faraway-
Land.”
About 4.000 members belong
to the national organization
which ended its three-day con-
vention Saturday night
Deer Season
May Green, and Earl Dodds.
Dismissed: Mrs. Ina Goebel.
Louie Liendo. Mrs. Wilhe
Shropshire and baby. Mrs. Wal-
i ter Gawlifc and baby, and Joe
Boothe
CUERO HOSPITAL
1 Admissions: Mrs. Ray Mar-
kowsky. Penny Lou Janssen.
Albuquor- Mrs. Willie Boone, Mrs. Alber-
ta Wicland and Ernest Cannon. 1
Dismissed: Mrs. Eduardo
Oros<x> and Mrs Louise Riden-,
our
Noted Cowboy's
2nd Wife Dies
morning and went into a wild
skid around a curve on Farm !
Road 1637
The auto, a souped-up 1957
Chevrolet. skidded 525 feet|
d<iwn the load, snapped off a!
utilty pole, careened off tho
brick wall of a cabinet shop
and smashed into an oak tree, !
Robert Angelo. 30. of Waco.!
the driver was thrown out and j
run over by the car before i t
hit the tree. He was killed
Waoo police records show An-
gelo paid more than J700 i n
traffic fines since February.
1958
Compensation OKed
! For Nervous Cows
!
BEVERLY HILLS. Calif |
tUPIl - A Requiem Mass was
celebrated for Mrs. Victoria.
Mix. *ec<*vd wife of cow bo v mo-, ST- THOMAS. England 11PI ‘
vie star Tom Mix ! The local council agreed U>
Mrs. Mix. who acted under the I day to pay farmer I-eslie Drake
name Victoria Forde. died Fri-1 W78 in compensation because
day in her homo here
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Commission has regulatory re-
si*e»sft>llity for these animals.
A sanctuary area in South
Texas border counties where
white - winged doves and cha- • Detey* totaling nv^e than
taken was ! hour '*'ere caused by problems
with radio gear on the Atlas '
I pneumatic drills used near his j
farm upset Drake’s cows, made,
j them cross and reduced their
milk yield j
cameras
chalacas may not he
redefined as that portion of Tex- . , , .,
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: the Starr - Zapata county line
to Mission, fomi Mission to U
j S Highway 281 via F. M. 1016
and F M. 1926 ami along U S
2K1 to the west city limits of
Brownsville
In those counties under regu-
! latory responsibility, the Qxn-
1 mission designated a legal tur-
key as a gobbler or bearded
. hen A bearded hen was further
dr-fined as a turkey hen hav-
ing a visible beard protruding
1 through the feathers <4 the
breast
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POUR uut of every five women in tins community will out-
live their husbands Iret ns help you and your wife with
.•re-uijrming.
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Today thru Tuesday
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la our bus in ms we
deal with just one kind
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responsible for
supplying children
with shoes that provide
them the ultimate in
foot comfort and fit.
We eee that they
receive a perfect fig
every time, no that
they ere aaeured of
foot comfort later os.
Entrust us with the
fit of yostr child.
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Mills, Lin. The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 70, No. 176, Ed. 1 Monday, July 27, 1964, newspaper, July 27, 1964; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth695964/m1/2/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cuero Public Library.