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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1972
Page
3
A reader laments a husband’s strict push on teens about sex and trust. Ann advises open communication, trust, and possible counseling for the father. A second letter from a woman in love with a married executive seeks guidance on secrecy and fairness. Ann notes potential repeated cheating and cautions about relying on such relationships.
Holly Sheppard drives a Mustang while Linda McMahon owns a car and Mark Whiteman of Victoria son of Virginia and Horace Whiteman now drives his own vehicle. Jimmy and Shirley Crain host a family dinner for Newton Crain's birthday with children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren present. Newton Jr and Rose of Houston attend with four children and grandchildren. Bill and Mary Louise Crain of Houston cannot attend. Birthday wishes go to N. M Crain and Vivian Ware.
President Truman died after a period of illness, with tributes from Lyndon Johnson calling him a 20th century giant. He rose from a Kansas City haberdashery to the White House saying he did what had to be done. Former rivals and allies alike recalled his decisive leadership during turbulent times.
Funeral services were held for George Wachtendorf 72 of Cuero with burial at Westhoff Cemetery. Suzan Joan Simpson 11 of Cuero died in San Antonio. burial at Leming Tomlinson Cemetery. James Clyde McElroy 42 of Austin, a Korean War veteran, died at home of his parents. burial at Hillside Cemetery. Survivors named include children and siblings.
All children enrolled in the Sons of Hermann dancing school will take part in a Christmas program at the event. Dance instructor Mrs Jennifer Patton from San Antonio will attend. She notes there will be no dancing classes on January 1, 1973.
Looking Back recalls Betty Jo Johnson of A J in Kingsville leaving for Bishop. In Cuero she visited classmate Charlice Frank. About seven hundred children attended the annual Cross the Kansas Christmas party. Multiple families shared Christmas Day in Port Lavaca Austin and surrounding areas with relatives and friends. Royal holiday visits include LeRoy McDonald in town for holidays with his mother Mrs. Emma McDonald and other relatives. Guests in Nordheim San Antonio and Brownsville included the Mutschler Hoehne families and the Hoehne clan visiting in Dallas and Port Lavaca areas.
Highway Patrolman Robert Dobbins reports Miss Gohmert turned left into the path of Jesse Brown of Victoria on the Yoakum Highway around 5 30 p m. Browns car hit the Gohmert auto sending it into a parked car owned by Ida Mae Hahn of Cuero. Brown uninjured. three Gohmert youths treated and released from Cuero Community Hospital.
Cuero Community Hospital reports admissions for several patients including William Wesley, Mrs. Mary Ramirez, Mrs. Mary Atkinson, Mrs. Bruncey Majesski, Pete Anzaldua, Mrs. Guadalupe Le con, Joe Milligan, Mrs. Marie Ordonez, Mrs. Amelia Renteria, Mrs. Patricia Wanjura, Ortencio Serrano, Delores Baker, Leo Kortz, Gertrude Stevens, Winifred Russell, Betty Oneil, Marcia Marin and Elda Klein felder.
About 25 youths from the Penticostal Church of God of Cuero caroled at several town locations last Friday night. They rode a hay rack pulled by a tractor with supervisors Mr and Mrs Billy May and Mr and Mrs Gary Miller. The event is an annual church holiday tradition followed by refreshments at the rector's home served by Rev L C Barnett.
The Texas Water Quality Board issues a permit to Crescent Valley Creamery of Victoria to operate Wayne Dairy in DeWitt County with no discharge. Runoff from barns goes to a 93 acre foot pond and is irrigated on 40 acres of adjacent cropland. Located east side of Cheapside Road FM 766 two miles north of Cuero.
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