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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1972
Page
3
Reader letters address sensitivity to ethnic jokes and family tensions. Ann Landers counsels integrity for speaking out against stereotypes and offers guidance on handling in law care and parent teenage gaps. The column reflects 1972 syndicated advice style.
St Mark's Lutheran Church Senior Luther League schedules a covered dish supper for Aug 13 at 7 p.m. in the fellowship hall and will elect officers for the coming year. Youth services at St Mark's are planned for Aug 20 at 8 a.m. and 10 45 a.m. A midweek service is set for Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. to accommodate worship during the week, Rev H A Hanson reports.
Olga Morales 61 died Friday in a local hospital. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 p.m. at El Buen Pastor Pentecostal Church with Rev. John Carmona and Rev. Fred Trevino presiding. Interment in Community Cemetery Yorktown. Born March 6, 1911 in Yorktown. Survived by son Margarita Morales and two daughters Lupe Lecon and Rosie Morales, all of Cuero, and one grandchild. Funeral arrangements by Oak Memorial Funeral Home of Cuero.
Mrs Dorothy Jacobs president of the Texas Louisiana Synod Lutheran Church Women will address the Cuero unit Thursday at 7 30 pm in the St Mark s Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall.
The Dewitt County FHA committee men are Earl W. Buenger chairman Route 1 Cuero Edward O Mann Route 2 Yorktown and Robert E DeLeon Route 4 Cuero They advise the county supervisor on FHA services and refer responsible borrowers to other credit sources.
The plan allows delivery trucks school buses and teachers on East and West drives around Parkgate Junior High. Parents may use the circle drive or drop children on Junior High Drive in front of the school. One way traffic on Junior High Drive enables children to cross safely.
A crash on Texas 71 near Smithville killed four Colorado Springs residents and injured four others. The dead include Chevy Wade Bundurant 26 and four Bundurant children aged 3 to 5. Survivors include Warren Street 33 and Daniel Holt 31 with Street and Holt sustaining minor injuries. Merlina Lewis 18 and Derick Lewis 1 were listed in serious condition along with Evonne Bundurant 5.
Chamber officials and City Hall plan a clean up and repainting drive including replacing unsightly stop signs and restoring the Band Stand in City Park. The restoration also covers the Public Library and City Hall colors after chamber input. State Highway Department will tidy approaches and upgrade highways for the centennial events.
Cuero Livestock Commission owner Finley Blackwell reports a very active Friday market across calf classes. Total sales reached 1,300 cattle, 60 hogs, and 4 horses with packer buyers paying $37 to $40 for select heifers. Heavy steer and bull calf prices were about $2 lower than 15 days earlier while light stocker calves sold steady and stocker cows set a new high at 400 to 500 per pair.
Mrs. Schaffner urged residents of Ar neckeville Meyersville Cuero to loan relics for a new museum living room dining room kitchen and pantry. Donations include old chams homemade soap washing machine trundle bed bedspread and family histories with extra items from the courthouse museum such as an egg cooler and ironstone ware.
New York detective said suspect’s crib held a baby five days old and a painted Custer portrait while guns concealed in a closet. U S Attorney Gray said an acquaintance tipped that Topping sought a hired killer. Secret Service met with him in Central Park and he paid 1000 dollars as a down payment to kill the President next week. Neighbors called him brilliant but volatile as federal agents led him away in handcuffs with a hearing set for Aug 21.
Readers invited to call 275 3131 with any news while the staff is away. Birthday greetings note Susan Snapp Duncans Donald Albrecht Alan Bond and Dorothy Hamilton celebrating on Saturday August 12.
Viet Nam reports show troops without American ground support repelling multiple Communist attacks including one near Da Nang where the last U.S. ground unit was deactivated hours earlier. Ramsey Clark denounces U.S. bombing in Hanoi. Nixon campaign suit faces delay. George McGovern appeals for funds in Woodstock. An Air Force sergeant begins a three year prison term for espionage. Democrats warn against arms control amendments. Londonderry preps for a Protestant youths march.
Cuero Record retrospective notes: 25 years ago vacationers in Monterrey and Saltillo Mexico and Iris Lee Adickes engaged to Julius Nestta of Hallettsville. 10 years ago births in Victoria and trips to Louisiana Arkansas, plus a Belmont Baptist Church wedding in Abilene. 1967 highlights include Mary Sue Bauer and Roy Binz attending Blue Bonnet Boys and Girls State and Rev C Rogers McLane to be installed as Cuero First Presbyterian pastor.
The purpose of the meeting is to pass the word about happenings in all Cuero High School vocational programs for 1972-73. It aims to orient everyone to rules and requirements including on the job training, and to provide a preyear discussion for questions and concerns while synchronizing plans for a strong start.
Cmdr. and Mrs. W. W Southern announce the birth of daughter Theresa Kathleen on August 11 at 8:00 am in Long Beach California. The baby weighs 8 pounds 7 ounces and has three sisters and six brothers. Grandparents are Walter Koenig and Mrs. Gladys Leck and W. W. Southern of Yorktown and the Green-DeWitt and Edgar communities.
Cuero Community Hospital records admissions including Cleo Turner Becky Atkinson Carl Clay Juanita Carmona Sylvernia Linscomb Pearl Miller David Smith Amelia Duderstadt Charles Knandel Meta Oaken Narciso Villarreal J B Vick Mary Rangnow Sister Michel Borak Edward Gustinger LeRoy Koenig.
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