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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1972
Page
3
A collage of Ann Landers columns addressing relationship fears and moral questions. Topics include the Swinger’s fear of commitment and the value of Jesus as healer, a grandmother’s curiosity about grandchild conversations, a bereaved grandmother’s inquiry into youthful phone calls, and guidance for a wife dealing with an alcoholic husband.
President Nixon reports solid backing for exploring summit opportunities as he defends U S strategic forces and pushes for further talks with the Soviet Union. He notes Moscow accords on medicine pollution space naval incidents and expanded trade as foundations for lasting ties.
Tomorrow is the final day to pick up a numbered bumper sticker for the Cuero Retail Merchants Association contest. Over 200 Cuero residents have registered. stickers are free at The Cuero Record and must be displayed to enter the monthly drawing beginning Monday June 5.
Wholesale prices for May mark a fifth straight monthly drop with food category trends: March and April fell but December January and February rose. Livestock prices jumped 45 cents while poultry values rose 2.3 percent and processed meats poultry and fish increased 2.6 percent.
South Viet casualties reached 1 percent killed and 26 wounded after a Kontum engagement on Tuesday as the page carries a continuation from VPage One.
The council approves a one year contract with Hillside Cemetery Association for care of lots and perpetual care maintenance with fees flowing to the city. The agreement expires June 30 1973 with automatic annual renewal unless city association disagree. DeWitt County Drainage District No 1 funds materials for two blocks of drainage while the city provides labor. Hospital Drive named for street north of Cuero Community Hospital. Cuero Municipal Airport passes FFA safety inspection. Council honors Walter Allen for a $1 water well drill at the old pump station. Low bids for water and sewer pipe approved.
Mr and Mrs David Lewis of Houston announce the birth of their son John David on May 15. Grandparents listed as Mr and Mrs Walter T Lewis of Cuero C C Coppinger and Mrs Barbara Coppinger of Houston.
The Cuero Record notes Democratic and Republican runoffs for Texas offices on June 3 and May 6 primaries. Voters in DeWitt County decide in county commissioner precinct 3 with Gilbert Koopman facing Gus Hattenbach. Results post at the county courthouse after 7 p.m. and continue until all boxes report.
Monday report notes the Coastal Food Company opening announced by owner M C Tucker in Cuero. The item ties to a 1947 Cuero Record recap of local business developments and community activity.
Troop 242 plans an inter-troop softball game pitting the Cougar and Moccasin Patrols, followed by a rabbit-run. Guests may attend. Scouts meet Scoutmaster Hamilton’s home this Friday at 7:00 PM. Money-earning Flag activity supported by Mrs Dietze and Mrs Pickens. John Blackwell donated a rug to Troop 242.
The VEW unit approved building a new headquarters for Post 3972 on Yoakum Highway after a full facility inspection. Members should attend at the NYA or the new headquarters Saturday 8 to 9 a.m. to meet supply crews. All VFW Post meetings will move to the new post home starting Tuesday night per Commander Wilfred Peters.
Mrs Jennie Mathis 83 died in a local hospital Thursday Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 p m at the Brothers Chapel Methodist Church with the Rev Jessie H Moreland officiating Burial will follow in Evergreen Cemetery under the direction of Jamison Funeral Home Survivors include two sisters Mrs Johnnie B Harris of Cuero and Mrs Alfreda Crawford of San Antonio
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