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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1972
Page
3
A reader asks about teens showing affection in public and is advised that such behavior is not love but cheap. In another letter, two sisters-in-law overeat in a shared home and are counseled to seek healthier habits and busy themselves. A final note from Flowers questions in-laws, urging fair treatment and honest love while referencing a printed guidance booklet.
Victor Garza Ortiz 61 of Yorktown and Edwina Hausmann 75 of Cuero sustained injuries in a two car intersection collision at Stockdale and Hamilton streets Cuero Wednesday morning. Police Chief Clinton Wright described Ortiz traveling east on Hamilton and Hausmann north on Stockdale during the wreck.
Polliwogs continued notes with visitors to the area including Mrs. Avis Reiffert and Mrs. John Bass. Birthdays for Joe Bong iovi Mrs. Bob Lee and Glenn Sigmund. Parker Elizey promoted in the Air Force Reserve to Lieutenant Colonel at Laredo Air Base. Discussion of art show plans by Beryl Griffin and mentions of Bob Hope’s wealth and Quent in and Frank Steitz visit to Columbus.
The Hausmann car sustained heavy damages while the late model pickup driven by Ortiz sustained minor damage. Wright said no charges have been filed pending an investigation by the Cuero City Police Department.
April cancer crusade totals show $2,530.86 collected by the county crusade chair Mrs. Duckett, with $634.50 in local memorials. Donations continue to be accepted by Mrs Caldwell while praise is given to the Cuero Ministerial Alliance and school staff for support.
U S forces report laser guided and smart bombs targeting rail tunnels and truck yards near Hanoi and Haiphong. aircraft from Thailand based units and carrier jets strike Ha Dong Haiphong area damaging buildings and vehicles while advancing threats near the China border.
Spokesmen cited radio Hanoi claims seven U.S. warplanes shot down in five days. Early today Cambodian capital Phnom Penh and outskirts faced a heavy rocket and shell assault using Soviet 122mm rockets and B42 shells, killing at least 24 and wounding 30. An UPI photographer witnessed the attack targeting the governor's house and a state factory at Tak Khmau eight miles south of Phnom Penh.
Wallace lay in a Maryland hospital recovering from bullet wounds when his wife Cornelia spent two days at a conference meeting governors. As the Democratic platform committee prepared a 27 page draft, factional fights over End the War and antibusing provisions led Gov Marvin Mandel to scrap the document and present only brief remarks.
Mrs. Sarah Regner and Mrs. Ronald Hoffmann from Cuero attended the June workshop of the Licensed Vocational Nurses Association of Texas in McAllen. The event focused on Drugs And The Nurses with Dorothy Harris of Victoria serving as association president. Eleven persons from the county division attended the workshop.
Cuero Gun Club members met at DeWitt Electric Co op Building on June 6 with Sarge Gideon presiding. Bill Hartman elected fall trap shoot chairman as the event set for August 27 at 10 00 a m with a barbecue at noon. Thirty two shots include 25 skeet and 21 country doubles. Twelve trophies awarded across women youth high skeet and high doubles divisions. Practice dates noted for August 20 and 26 and range open Wednesdays and Sundays. $1000 paid on new electric traps.
The Cuero Young Farmers Jaycees Softball Tournament schedule shifts the opening game to 8 p.m. at Cuero Park Stadium with Weesatche and Yorktown Years starting at 8 and Cuero Jaycees versus Cuero Young Farmers as the nightcap. Standings show York Oil 2-0, Cuero Jaycees 1-0, Cuero Young Farmers 1-1, Yorktown 1-1, Weesatche 0-1.
Jeff Jacobs Ralph Hartman Michael Smolik and Steven Davis of Troop 241 with Adult Scouter James Monroe depart Wednesday for a five day back packing trip into the Grand Canyon. They join 26 Austin scouts en route visit Carlsbad Caverns Mesa Verde Durango and other sites. Return home June 20 after two weeks away.
Law officers and attorneys conducted a panel on drug abuse in Texas addressing enforcement, policy, and penalties. The discussion highlighted the scope of the problem and potential legal responses.
Rudolph M. Fuchs 90, father of Cuero Inde pendent School District official Rudy Fuchs, died Wednesday at a local hospital. Rosary Thursday at Freund Funeral Home Chapel and services Friday at St Peter and Paul Catholic Church Meyersville, with burial in the church cemetery. Survived by one son, two daughters, eight grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Born March 2 1881 in DeWitt County to Xavier and Mary Walters Fuchs. Married Sophia Lutenbacher November 23 1910 in Cuero. she died 1946.
Edgar Quinton 54 of Cuero died in a Cuero hospital. He lies in state at Oak Memorial Funeral Home until Friday then lies in state at First Baptist Church from 2 p.m. service at 3 p.m. Rev. Bob Hairston to officiate burial in Hillside Cemetery. Born Lockhart March 24 1918 son of James and Ada Priest Quinton. Survived by wife Lulu a son James and daughter Mary Jane Alex all of Cuero and three brothers Louis Oren and William Quinton.
The Cuero City Hall and Cuero Independent School District tax offices have merged into a single consolidated tax office located at City Hall next to the conference room. Edgar Breitkreutz and Mrs. Gayle Schumacher operate the new office using the old Cuero ISD Tax Office phone number 275-2251 for all business and inquiries.
Mr and Mrs David Bade announce the birth of a baby girl in Bryan Texas at 10 26 p m on June 5. The infant weighed 6 pounds 5 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Alvin Schvoller and Mr and Mrs Heine Bade of Cuero.
Boy of Cuero attends first session of Camp Green Hill run by Paisan Girl Scout Council. The camp serves 23 South Texas counties, operates at Lake Corpus Christi in Mathis, and is accredited by the American Camping Association.
A memorial service was conducted Friday at the Knights of Pythias Hall for Mrs. Floyd Buchel who died a year ago. The notice also mentions weddings and travels involving local residents and visits by family, with several names and locations noted.
Local notes span school district grading system explained by Cuero ISD Superintendent John Barnes. Cuero parade float entries include Miss Cuero Kathy Fgg and finalists Jan Blackwell Alene Frels. Yorktown and Yoakum youths win in the Government in Action Youth Tour oratorical contest. House guests visit Orlando and Houston departures referenced.
Rescue teams in Rhodesia fight methane gas as hopes fade for 425 miners still underground after a massive explosion at the Angloe American coal mine. Some workers pulled out alive. 3 bodies recovered while a roster discrepancy raised questions about the exact number missing.
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