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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1972
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers recounts a teen VD crisis urging clear symptoms and prompt medical care. She warns about gonorrhea and syphilis, notes treatment with penicillin, and stresses consulting a doctor or public health department for examination.
McGovern admitted he and Eagleton had a bargain made last Tuesday. If public pressure forced Eagleton off the ticket, the vice presidential candidate would withdraw, ending the struggle to stay on the ticket. He described a difficult period and a loss of momentum against Nixon.
Senior Patrol Leader Leo Gonzalez led the troop in three howls after parents presented the two scouts with new badges. The Bear Patrol, led by Joe Nichols, ran a first aid program at the regular Pack meeting. Scouts Jeff Dietze and Mark Roller will attend an Order of the Arrow meeting at Lost Pines Scout Reservation near Bastrop this weekend.
Members and guests may attend the post meal dance for a nominal fee. A membership drive is under way with meetings held the second and fourth Thursday each month. Memorial donations offer tables or chairs for $30 per table or eight chairs, or $60 for both.
Agpres offers 350 acres of prime ranch land with 300 cleared and about 250 established coastal, new fences, a 4 000 bale barn, two stock ponds, a deep water well with submergible pump, fine working pens, road on four sides, nine miles from Cuero on paved FM Road. Also one tract of 150 acres. Contact Fred Garrett Yoakum 512-293-3025 and Herbert Garrett San Antonio 512-824-1453. Nite 12 655 1180. 205 West Olmos San Antonio Texas Drive 18212.
Mrs. Louis Hiller of Victoria inspected the post and found order. Guests included Mrs. Leroy Sportsman Refugio and Mrs. Marylene Taglibue Victoria. Members approved donations to the Indian Fund and National Disaster Fund. An annual membership supper is set for August 5 1972 at the Post Home with social hour 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. and supper at 7:00 p.m. Menu features fried chicken. District 24 Convention planned in Moulton October 22 1972. Members may pay 1973 dues. Also notes on housing and census notables and Lana Turner business venture.
Cuero records a week of community notes with Mrs. Hubert Barber recovering from a tonsillectomy. A 1947 Turkey Trot publicity photo features Beverly Bell in a turkey feather dress to appear August 4 in Believe It Or Not. Mary Gayle Weber studies at Mexico City College. High school cheerleaders Hannah Wallace Charlottee Bell Anna Arnold Sharon Williams and Maxine Tubbs depart for cheerleader camp in Huntsville.
Funeral services were held for Donald Vela 29 of Port Lavaca at Our Lady of the Gulf Catholic Church. He died after a brief illness in a Corpus Christi hospital. Born December 16 1942 in Cuero he lived in Port Lavaca since 1954 and was a Calhoun High School graduate, U S Navy veteran, and employed in Corpus Christi. Survivors include wife Kathy a son Donald Mark a daughter Michelle his mother and three brothers.
Cuero Community Hospital lists admissions including Evelyn Hilbert Sister Michael Borak Earl Dodds and Roland Diemer. Dismissals include Lillian Kuchler I dell Kelch Frances Lempa and Ross Schroeder.
Signalization overhead wires will be removed as the city adds the most modern steel master arms and brighter street lights at Hunt and Broadway Esplanade and Church Maine and Esplanade intersections. All control by fixed times except Hunt and Broadway which uses traffic actuated flow.
Mr. and Mrs. William Janysek of Range welcomed a baby girl born Monday July 24 1972. She weighed 8 pounds 6 ounces and is named Jennifer Ann. Grandparents are Mrs Herman John of Cuero and the late Mr John, and Mrs Thomas Janysek and the late Mr Janysek of Runge. The mother is the former Linda John.
Republican candidate T. H. Graham withdrew from the precinct constable race and endorsed his Democratic opponent Walter Rankin after saying Rankin was the better man for the job.
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