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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1972
Page
3
An assortment of Ann Landers Q A columns covers marital issues and social advice. Topics include infidelity response, wedding shower politics, handling in laws, and health remedies with noted critique of kitchen cures. The piece ends noting a booklet offer and field enterprises copyright.
UAL Flight 553 bound for Washington struck houses on its approach to runway 13, leaving orange flames and black smoke. A ham radio operator claimed the airliner was told to abort due to a business jet near the path. power failed in a snowbound 2 square mile area affecting 5,000 homes. Three stewardesses survived while the pilot and two flight officers were believed killed.
Jeff Ray of Scout Troop 242 completed an Eagle Scout project turning an old West Main Street building into a Wells Fargo Stage Coach Inn. The effort spanned months with the downtown beautification committee guiding the work. The ceremony will follow in late December or early January. Jeff is a Cuero High sophomore and active in football and band. His Eagle board included regional leaders and the Capitol Area Council will review next. Jeff would be the first Eagle in Troop 242 history. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ray.
Tel a Win Co located at 118 N Esplanade Cuero is identified as the electric motors headquarters.
Looking Back Tuesday December 9 1947 a fire at the Jay Young garage around 3 pm caused no damage and was extinguished by the Cuero Fire Department. Bill Holdgraf and Willie Tolbert hunted in Del Rio returning with a 12 point buck a 10 pointer and a 3 pointer. Vela's Red and White store earned second prize in a nationwide Trainload Sale contest for Class B stores. Santa Claus arrived by helicopter to downtown Cuero on Saturday with about two thousand children watching.
Reader letters to Santa are accepted at the Santa's Mail Box in the Cuero Record Office 119 East Main Street Cuero Texas 77954. Grace Campos ages nine requests a Barbie set with outfits and dishes rather than a chimney delivery and notes living at Green Garden apartments.
Polliwogs notes that schools close December 15 for Christmas, with comments on whether teachers or students are happier. Mrs. Herbert Farmer plans a Louisville trip to stay weeks with Sue and Sam Bridge. Mrs. John Steen assisted to Austin and Mrs. Henry Carson returns from Temple after hip surgery. Benjamin Franklin quote ends the column.
Cuero Community Hospital reports admissions for John Galindo Sr Albert Lien hard and Lucie Sierra. Dismissals include Dorothy DeLeon Ben Saenz Culberson Stubbs Deborah Wake Lloyd Hotz Woodrow Burkett Guadalupe Vasquez and Mary Puthoff.
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