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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1972
Page
3
The column presents quick sketches of neighbors wives and their flaws, including Bernice who drinks and curses, Marge who avoids chores, and Lenore who preaches sex morality. Readers ask how to handle marital and relationship issues with candid responses from Ann Landers.
The Screw worm Lab in Mission Texas reports 78 new county cases with daily totals. A grid system releases 1600 sterile flies per square mile weekly while production peaks at 2 million flies weekly, not enough without cattleman cooperation. Officials urge livestock checks on calves and postponing dehorning and castration to prevent spread.
The piece notes over 28 000 youths nationwide participate this year in Boys State programs stressing government basics and national traditions. It highlights extended eligibility to 18 year olds and that most participants are 16 to 17. A Capitol visit on Tuesday morning will let each elected official serve in his office.
The Cuero school board approved over $800 for youth and health initiatives and a $400 donation to the Cuero summer youth program to fund swimming lessons. A visual testing machine costing over $400 will be purchased for the Cuero-DeWitt County Health Department. Pedro Gonzales of Victoria outlined Texas Rehabilitation Commission operations, introduced by Gene Grafe.
A resident describes dye materials from cochineal lichen and milkweed to create reds purples yellows and greens for a book of dye recipes. She also crafts ceramic beads for macrame while visiting Cuero and a letter from her son, M/S John Hudgeons, stationed in France notes his trip including Paris the Louvre a Memorial Day arc de Triumph ceremony and a 48 star U S flag alongside the French flag.
Funeral services were held today for Edgar Qui nt on, 54, who died Wednesday at the First Baptist Church. Burial was in Hillside Cemetery under Oak Memorial Funeral Home. Pallbearers included Emil Schroeder Jr, Emil Schroeder, Leroy Schroeder, Lionel Kueckner, Carl L. Gerald, and Coot Coppedge. Rudolph M. Fuchs 90, died Wednesday, service at St. Peter and Paul Catholic Church Meyersville, burial Freund Funeral Home. Pallbearers were Robert DeYoung and Ronald Tagliabue.
The Cuero Community Hospital reports recent admissions including Brenda Hall Bell Mixon Sylvia Davis Marie Puente Mary Russell Alfred Rivera Werner Schley Leroy Koenig Eliza Bradshaw Lonnie Towery Jimmy Campbell Gary Rucker Alfred Koennig Sister Nepomuene Svaick Cato Jackson Robert Laster Sylvia De La Cruz Carmen Garcia Lucretia Hawke Warne Lienhard Lillie Vasquez Beverly Williams Esther De Los Santos Rose Mary Delgado Martha Sinclair.
Visiting Rotarian Rotary- Kelley of Victoria introduced Ed Mixon who led the meeting. Ken Long of Cuero Publishing discussed remodels at the Cuero Record and compared letterpress with upcoming offset printing. A Q and A followed, then a brief business meeting before adjournment.
Calvary Baptist Church announces a two week Vacation Bible School from June 12 to June 23. Daily sessions run 1 30 to 4 30 p m under director Mrs John Means with a picnic and special activities planned for the students.
Cuero Municipal Park hosts events on Thursday June 22 and Parents Night Program at 7 50 p m on Friday June 23. Films will be taken of children on the first two days for display at Parents Night. Boys and girls ages 4 through Grade 9 invited to attend.
In Cuero a 75 with an 11 handicap wins amateur golf at Cuero Municipal Golf Course. Firemen attend convention in Amarillo. Boy Scout Camporee crowns troop 244 at Bennett Ranch. Mrs Henry D Wood visits Houston. Cuero VFW names Commander Herbert Frels to All State team.
Complaints continued listing individuals and offenses: speeding for James Mirian Easley Ernest F Armstrong Kenneth Hosey with addresses in Fort Worth Victoria and George West. no valid inspection certificates for Samuel Wibur Steen Jr and Johnny Lee Hohn. no valid inspection sticker for Jessie Lee Jenkins. no driver’s license for Ramo Garga. and Robert Guerin of New Braunfels.
Viet helicopters launched a large evacuation of wounded from An Loc today with choppers arriving throughout the day. Hundreds of injured waited over a month to be flown out while fighting continued nearby.
Readers urged self control to set a tone for government and society. Officials stress restraint to prevent excess and protect civic integrity. The piece argues disciplined conduct reduces conflicts and builds trust in institutions.
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