The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 61, No. 187, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 10, 1955 Page: 6 of 14
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• THE CCKRO RECORD, Wednesday, Angust 1R, 1»5S ) jo and 20 Years Affo
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From Record Files.
Aug. M, IMS
Official Jap conditional sur-
render was received in Swiss and
YA
•k,
Omit Salt from Diet
On Doctor's Order Only
My Boom oi Tomorrow
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>y HUMAN N. BUNOESEN, ».P.
THB doctor has at his com-, tion, especially In the
' time.
Swedish capitals—Miss Mamie j m»fld a larS« number of weapons
Heard was slightly injured in an j wltjY * 10 *tta*lt *lckness
aoto crash on Esplanade- Lt. tnd lu health-
Col. Edgar was scheduled to re- Drugs, operations, physical
port to Fort Sam Houston—An- measures such as heat, light and
nette Schorre left for Austin to
spend the weekend with Sue Ce-
leste Jones—John Luddeke who
was still in the European theater,
was promoted to captain—Cu-
dahy duck farm experiment be-
gan—Timothy O’Keefe was pro-
moted to Lt. Col—Burglars en-
tered Doll House—Lt. J. T. New-
man was awarded Purple Heart
posthumously—V-J services were
to be held—Four powers dis-
patched quick answer to Nips,
and Jap’s answer was awaited
Japs might keep Emperor,
he must take allied orders
massage, exercise and diet all
have special roles in the endless
fight to prevent disease and re-
gain good health. But any of
these things, used at the wrong
time in the wrong way, may in
tensify Illness and interfere with
recovery.
The Salt Free Diet
This is especially true of the
so-called salt free diet which in
reality, is only a low salt diet, be-
cause it is a practical impossibil-
ity for the body to maintain itself
but i on a diet in which there Is no salt
was 1 at all. Such low salt diets have
summer
Record happy family memorie* on rotor movie film lo enjoy through
the Tears.
Horae Movies—Fun to Shoot and Show
fiait is made up of two elements
sodium and chlorine, both needed
for normal functioning of the
body. Bvery cell in the body needs
sodium. It Is also necessary that
thdre be a normal balance be-
tween the various minerals in the
body for normal heart action.
An adequate amount of chlo-
rine is needed so that the body
may make hydrochloric acid,
which is ivecessary for digestion
in the stomach.
In such disorders as heart dis-
ease and chronic kidney disease,
excessive fluids may accumulate
in the body tissues. This is known
at. edema. The low salt diet helps
clear up this edema, but such a
diet is not the kind that a person
can regulate for himself.
Don’t put yourself on a low salt
diet. Consult your doctor, who
will decide how much salt you
need.
Every day more tsunilies are
becoming aware of the wonderful
fun of home-mjvie making and
•how ing.
family activities, vacations,
travel, sports events, parades, fish-
ing. boating, the children at play
- in all of thesr there is a wealth
Of movie material unrivaled by
•\en the best of Hollywood scen-
•i ,os. Not that 'oday’s home-
nuvie makei expects ti compete
w,;h Hollywood. He doesn't —
s.;uply because hi. aims are dif-
ferent His prime purpose is to re-
coi-d personal experiences, adven-
tures. achievements and develop-
ment—end then to show them at
home to family and friends who’ll
r■’ o.v sharing happy times and
intimate highspots as the reels
unwind
Home movies, however, can be
Just as smooth as the professional
product There are a few simple
tech -: uCj of continuity and in-
terest to be learned - and from
then on you won t have to make
any apologies for the quality of
your movie-making instead of
being merclv yards and cards of
you can exnsct to have "Standing
Room Only"etery time i.’a movie-
night at youi house!
Instead of isolated shots, your
movie camera should shoot ui se-
quences—telling a story in motion
and color just about the way you
would tell it if you were relat-
ing an incident to a friend. This
will give your movie story its
needed continuity. For interest,
you will do weU to remember
pace and distar.ee. In other words,
one shot may require twelve sec-
onds to establish a certain point;
another, only three or four. Some
of your shot should be taken at
a greater distance; others will be
more effective as close-ups. And
always plan on using ulenty of
film, so that you can edit if neces-
sary without losing any essential
parts of your story.
If you us' 8mm film, your mov-
ies need rot be hown on a screen
much more than a yard wide.
That’s plenty large enough for
the average home-movie presen-
tation to a relatively small group
of people Movies made on 16mm
film can be projected for much
ultimatum — Margaret Anne j been employed in the treatment
Thomas was six years of age high blood pressure, chronic
Aug. 8 and she had a birthday j kidney disease, heart disease, and
I party at her home-Frank Stock-! =ven thou8h futllely. ior reduc-
jton and Miss Helen Goodrum 0f jia* menus- \
| Seguin were to be married Aug.! No one should attempt to main-
15 at Seguin. !tain himsel* on a low salt diet ex-
___ i :ept under constant supervision
I oy a physician. A low salt diet has
j Aug. io, 193S ! special danger in persons who
j Preston McDonald who had j sweat a great deal, since much of ______ __________________
undergone surgery, was im- the salt in the body may be lost'reduce the size of~the prostate
j proving—St. Michael 's eongrega-! through sweating. Hence a low gland, the effect is only a tempo-
tion was to have a benefit picnic j,a^ °‘et must be used with cau-! rary one.
{.September first—The affair was!
; to be at Lindcnau hail, according j............ ■ ................................•■■■........................... .■ ——
ito Rev. Leo Gocrtz—A crowd ofjj0hn Hartman who recently un-'
unore than 3,000 attended the pic-!denve„t surgery in , hospital ,
me the year before—School was \
jto open Sept. 9.—Post office re*1 there,
{ceipts showed steady gain, ac- j Miss Frieda Hartman attend-j
cording to Postmaster Wm. J. led the Golden Wedding celebra-'
jOtt S. A. Carville of the Cuero; ll0n at home of Mr. and Mrs.
Gm Co. was planning to open ., „ . , ...
the Cuero Feed and Shelling Co. Alfred Drc,cr of Meyersville
;—Annette Schorre celebrated her Sunday afternoon, then spent the . . _
sixth birthday Aug. 3 with a night with Mrs. Ida Goebel and Iactlvlty’ last, Sunday’ August 7,
part)'—Jane Moore was eleven! Mrs. Otiilie Koenig. j the event being the dedication of
years of age Aug. 7—Present at! Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stoldt andithe.new Zion Lutheran Parson-
QUESTION AMD ANSWER
J. B.: My prostate gland Is en-
larged. Is it true that taking fe-
male hormones will eause a de-
crease in its size?
Answer: Although taking fe-
male hormones will temporarily
Lutheran Parsonage
At Arneckeville
Is Dedicated
The Lutheran Church of Ar-
neckeville was a scene of much
I her parts' were. Faye
I Moore, Susan Hamilton,
Ruth : baby visited a little while in
Claire,the R. A. Hartman home Sat-
age.
After a dinner of
'Marie, Ledah Claire Boldt, Ann j urday evening. They were return-; beef, the dedication
j Louise Merritt, Olita Edstrom,
jSara Margaret Davidson of Hous-
ton, Anne Hefner, Helen Buoh-
| rig, Jane Ellzey, and Mary Hel-
en Burns.
‘•animated snapshots, your movies j larger liv.ngroom grou* orchurch
will tell a story iruuo lily, clearly i and club get-togethers.
and colorfully. And pretty soon| —John Van Guilder
TIP FOR TEACHERS: For liv-1 The albatross is the'largest of
ing quarters near schools place j all sea birds. It sometimes ct-
a "Wanted To Rent” ad in The; tains a height of four feet, a
Record. Also read the Record j weight of 25 pounds and a wing-
columns for Jatest offers. (11) I spread of 17 feet.
GREEN DeWin News
Mrs. W. F. Hartman
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Koenig
and Billie and Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Goebel and children spent
Saturday in Pasadena with Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Koenig and fam-jMr. and Mrs. Alton Goebel and
ily. |children, Ml*.- and Mrs. Albert
ing to their home in Victoria af-
ter a vacation with his parents
in Paola, Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. Arinin Wolf en-
tertained a small group of rela-
tives and friends Saturday night
in honor of Melvin’s 11th birth-
day .Those present were: Mr. Muehlbrad. Open house
and Mrs. Victor Goebel and fam- ed.
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tliamm
and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Wolf and sons. Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Reinecke and baby,
barbecued
services
were held with the Rev. D. Lee
Muehlbrad, the resident pastor,
officiating.
Immediately following this, the
chairman of the building com-
mittee, Fred Thamm, officially
presented the keys to Pastor
follow'- (
•y GERALD W. CAHILL
Horn* Planning Editor
These plana cover state require-
ments and will pass FHA or
Veterans loans.
For rhe hard to fit lot of 40 ft.,
this 1056 sq. ft. two bedroom house
,is suggested.
GENERAL NOTES
From the foundation to the roof
the plan is nearly square, which in
turn means that construction costs
■will be at a minimum. Although
nearly square, the exterior does r.ot
five the appearance of being like
a box. An attractive diamond lead-
ed glass bay window, with flag-
stone below same, is shown at the
living room. The porte cochere
adds width to the home, as well as
shelter protection in entering the
house from the car during incle-
ment weather. Octagonal window,
with plant shelf below, is an inter-
esting feature located at the entry
hall closet.
LIVING ROOM
The living room has the much
desired fireplr.ee, with ample wail
space for furniture on surrounding
walls.
REDROOMS
Good size bedrooms with cross
ventilation and ample closets are
provided. Linen closet storage is
located in the hallway.
•ATHROOM
Compact bath room has puliman
type lavatoiy and a stall shower.
KITCHEN !
The kitchen has a breakfast nook . BuiId** b,l''e ?rI.nt* of «£*
. . , , .... , house,/ iSo. 734, including floo;r
included within it, and two china ^ plans, elevation, foundation, wirji
closets may be noted in the dining suggested cabinets and general do
room. The complete working plans!tai!l? "ith construction sheet, arc
(nr rk .- i,nm» « i i ; available at $10.00 for CAobu/et
" f"‘l>"* * »'■"* ■" .'hen ordnrf through
IS tt. by _TI tt. double garage. I C»PyriBhi Ados f.oi«r« SyndicoNt—
A book of 40 house plans is available at $1.00, ordered through this papliE;
Daring March of this year, the the house completed shortly be-
old house was razed,
new one begun.
Philip Guzy and son supervised |
the exonstruction, with members j three bedrooms, two bathrooms,
of the congregation donating i living ‘room, kitchen-dinette,
and the jore dedication.
The new home has an office.
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Rath and j Reinecke and Albert Jr.. Mr.; their time and work. Fred Vvith breezeway and garage at-
Alvin Rath and boys visited with
Wm. Bitterly and Doris Sun-
day.
Thamm, assisted by Edward
Brandt, did the finishing work.
Many parts of the house were
Come on in . .. the wearing s fine.
This is the softest wedge of all...
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construction. You'll love it'
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Werner Wolf, Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Wolf and Ralph.
Billy Hartman of Cuero spent
Miss Ida Marie Wolf spent the several days with his grandpar-J individually donated by members
| weekend visiting with friends in I ents last week._ and friends of the congregation.
San Antonio and D’Hanis.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Koenig
Sr. spent the day With Mr. and
'Mrs, Bert Kirk and children
Sunday.
Mesdamcs Rud. and Weldon
.Goebel attended a shower for
[Miss Loy Sehorlemmer in Cuero
! Saturday afternoon.
) Club meeting was well attend-
ed Friday night vvith 18 members
land their families present. Mr.
and Mrs. Dalton Friedrichs and
son were visitors. After the busi-
ness meeting a clever kitchen
!contest v. as enjoyed with Mrs.
.Felix Koenig the winner. Next
{meeting will be held on Sept.
!2nd at 8:00 p. ni. with Mrs. Er-
; nest Berger and Mrs. Victor Goe-
bel as hostesses.
| Mrs. Walter Koenig and Billie
and Mrs. Harold Goebel attend-
ed a shower for Miss Marlene
Oehlke ot St. Mark's parish hall
'Sunday afternoon.
Bobby and Susan Hartman
{spent Sunday writh their grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
(Hartman while their parents, Dr.
; and Mrs. Bob Hartman drove to
! San Antonio to visit w’h Mrs.
tached.
What we are looking for is a
book entitled "How To Get Other
People To Do It."
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Towery, R. Kenneth. The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 61, No. 187, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 10, 1955, newspaper, August 10, 1955; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth696077/m1/6/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cuero Public Library.