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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1970
Page
1
A reflective piece notes how many feel out of place in modern society and perform polite rituals while inwardly uninterested. It laments the hollow nature of small talk and suggests many are driven by circumstance rather than desire. The author hints at alienation and questions genuine connection in everyday interactions.
Aldrich, administrator of Cuero Community Hospital, outlined aLicensed Vocations Nurses program that could enroll 12 to 15 students based on hospital occupancy. The one year training leads to state board eligibility, with 25 extended care beds planned and full transfer of records and staff to the new facility.
Buchel Bank has completed buying a parking lot facility and adjacent property from Hamilton Brothers to support future growth. The site includes three vacant Church Street jets used for bank staff and customer parking, plus a North Esplanade lot and building formerly housing McClung's Grocery and Tel-a-Win Company. No immediate changes are planned, but a feasibility study will assess long term development to expand the bank and service facilities.
Cuero Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3972 will have its records inspected tomorrow night during a joint meeting with the Auxiliary. District 24 Commander Junior J. Jones of Lolita and District 24 Deputy Inspector A. W. Schaffner of Cuero will conduct the inspection. A supper at 7 p.m. precedes the 7:30 p.m. meeting. Final plans will be made for the membership drive and the August 8 barbecue and dance. A report on Sunday's turkey shoot is also scheduled.
John J L Moore Soil Conservation Service worker returns to Cuero headquarters for a three month orientation. Moore previously worked with SCS from 1951 to 1957 and later taught in the agriculture department at Southwest Texas State University for ten years.
Congressman George Bush Republican candidate for the U S Senate speaks in Cuero at downtown park bandstand at 1 00 p m Thursday July 30 with arrival around noon He will stay about an hour accompanied by his son George Jr Bush has a following in Cuero and DeWitt County. in 1964 he polled 2652 to 2891 for Yarborough in the race for the seat.
Reports say heavy rain fell north of Cuero while downtown Cuero saw only a sprinkle. Esplanade got a trace to non measurable rain and the Yoakum Gonzales highway area endured 3 to 3 1/2 inches, with Gus Cage helping winch trucks from mud.
DeWitt County ASC chairman Lee Pargmann urges farmers and ranchers to inspect safeguards and safety practices during Farm Safety Week. He stresses public safety due to growing farm visitors and notes Nixon designated July 19 as National Farm Safety Week with a call to reduce farm accidents. Gov. Preston Smith issued a similar state proclamation.
DeWitt County Historical Survey Committee backed Cuero's plan to mark its 100th anniversary in 1972. Frank Sheppard will present to the Chamber of Commerce as the committee supports any chosen project. Members Schaffner Sheppard Hamilton Buchel were named to study acquiring the old Southern See.
Contributions to the Jerry Hess Fund reach $7,510.47 by 11 a.m. Wednesday, more than half of the $15,000 goal for Cuero youth Jerry Hess's kidney transplant. Deposits total $7,477.46 across Buchel Bank and Farmers State Bank, with $32.50 undeposited at The Cuero Record.
Special To The Record Hurricane Becky weakened from a hurricane over west Florida coast. The New Orleans weather bureau said Tuesday morning it was a tropical storm with top winds near 40 mph, down from 75 mph Monday night. Rain drenches Pensacola and parts of the Florida Panhandle as the storm weakens. Further weakening expected.
Joe B. Reuss announces plans for a 15 300 sq ft brick concrete block complex in the 500 block of North Esplanade to house Perry Bros 5c & Co Store Reuss Drug Store and Vanity Fair Beauty Shop with completion early in 1971 The building will include a 60 by 180 feet parking area and 180 by 85 feet footprint and lease agreements with Perry Bros and Reuss Drug Store and a signed non finalized lease with Vanity Fair.
L. Duckett, deputy district governor of Region 4 Lions International, served as installation officer for the Victoria Boulevard Lions Club. John Wuenehe was installed as president, with Don Esley as past president. Jack Cartwright received the Outstanding Lion of the Year award.
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