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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1972
Page
3
Readers seek coping tips for suggestible kidneys and marital fidelity. Anonymized letters discuss psychological triggers for urination, infidelity, and genetic relations in blended families. Ann Landers suggests mental imagery techniques and reinforces lessons about cheaters and family ties.
The Confraternity of Christian Doctrine presented a Christmas program at Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish Hall with dances and the La Pastorela celebrating gifts from the three wise men. About 250 people attended as Elodia Ruiz and Sister Rowa organized the event under Rev. Jerry Mackin.
The article notes that benefits eligibility remains 65 and over until the new law takes effect in July 1973. It states no action is needed before then and promise further publicity as the date approaches. It also mentions Medicare eligibility timing for seniors.
Funeral services for Mrs B D Pruitt, 67, of Eastland were conducted today at Meyers Funeral Home in Stockdale at 2 p m. Burial followed at Hillside Cemetery in Cuero at 4 p m. She died after a lengthy illness in Stockdale and was a former Cuero resident. Survived by husband, one son Bobby Pruitt of Stamford Missouri, one brother Milton Stedge of McQueeney, Texas, and five sisters Mrs Ruby Cannon and Mrs Eula Smith of Stockdale, Mrs Lea Bixon of Stockdale, Mrs Claire Leigh of Kerrville, and Mrs Elizabeth Fink of Toledo Ohio.
Polliwogs enjoyed a trip with a Dallas brother to Lordsburg where they visited a sister. A birthday list includes Flora Rabke Fritz Koehler Gilbert Saenz Jr Nan Milligan and Raymond Shows. Mrs Fritz Koehler remains confined at Cuero Community Hospital after a fractured femur from a fall while stepping into a car for a ride.
Mrs. Viola Merritt reported work at McCloskey Hospital Temple Texas during the Gift Shop December 4 7. Mrs Nell Curling notified Dinter Unit No 3 gifts from Cuero totaling 37875 dollars. A New Years Eve party and dance at the Civic Center will charge non members 150 for admission while Legion and Auxiliary members attend free. Legion and Auxiliary will help distribute Toys for Tots at the Civic sponsored program on Saturday.
Children ask Santa for gifts in a holiday mailbox column at the Cuero Record Office 119 East Main Street. Mary Elizabeth Guajardo age seven writes for Crissy and Softina, while Richard Anthony Guajardo age four asks for a train set, a Walking Robot, and a bike. Postscript includes Christmas wishes from Melanie Sager and others seeking bikes and GI Joe clothes.
The F111 went down 50 miles southwest of Haiphong with two crewmen listed as missing. North of the 20th Parallel naval bombardment and air raids ordered by President Nixon followed the collapse of Paris talks. Nihon Denpa said Hanoi was hit by multiple waves starting 11:10 p.m. with a 75 minute second raid.
Commissioners report ongoing actions by the Soil Conservation Service on the North Cuero Watershed project. After the motions, the meeting adjourned.
Looking Back Friday notes county agent J W Jackson received a pin for 25 years of service at a banquet at A M College. Miss Jane Ellzey arrives Saturday from Pecos for a two week holiday at home with Mr and Mrs Parker Ellzey of Austin also visiting for Christmas holidays.
Apollo 17 returned to Earth at 2 25 p m EST landing in the sea after a 13 minute descent from 6 8 miles per second. Cernan declared all is well and praised the bullseye splashdown as a fitting finale to the last Apollo moonflight.
Daily visiting hours are 10 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. Admissions include Delores Baker Bernice Billings and Karlyne Tiffin. Dismissals are Patricia Barfield James Light Thelma Hiller and Hugo Bachle.
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