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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1972
Page
8
Community notes report the Kerrville funeral for Charles Dresser and weekend travels of several locals including the Hall and Fetters families. Lawrence Welk show attendance in San Antonio is recorded along with birthday wishes and a Home Hunt recipe for a colorful skillet brunch dish.
Dr and Mrs Carrol Thigpen and children John Scott and Jill stay with Claud Thigpen in Cuero Texas. Helen Buchanan, a former local telephone employee, visits Caero. Free moth proofing offered by Fischer Laundry during March and April. Several Yorktown visitors stop by Cuero, including Milton Ledwig Otis Skinner Sr Jim Angerstein and Ben Prause. Judge Howard Green departs Cuero for Crystal City on business.
Members of Troop 242 report 37 registered scouts with joint parent committee support. Mothers and fathers join a merged committee, allowing mothers to serve alongside dads on the group’s leadership. The roster includes Robert Carruthes, Joey Castanon, Mike Sturm, Emil Garza, Robert Fireman, Jimmy Schobey, Michael Hoehne, Hector Cantu, Albert Wade, Edward Wade, John Wade, and others. Thomas and Leonard Jempa name corrections are noted.
Dr. Ellis urged Congress to place children first from prenatal stages through age 25, stressing that early life shapes future outcomes. She warned quality of life in middle age and old age is declining and called for continued congresses to address needs of children and other groups.
The auction totals reach 19 960.63 with top buyers including 7 up Bottling Company Cuero and Sample Bros Smiley purchasing champion and reserve animals. We see prizes awarded to Kay Fuchs Glenda Spinks Rebecca Kaimer Joel Egg and others with awards for showmanship and good housekeeping.
Survey results detail how Preston Smith Ben Barnes and Dolph Briscoe are viewed by Texas voters. Strong dislike for Briscoe and Smith signals solid opposition while Barnes shows steadier support though a notable share dislikes him.
The Texas Poll finds 12 percent of voters strongly or somewhat support the candidate, while 19 percent like him only a little. The independent survey, sponsored by twenty five Texas dailies, has tracked opinion trends since 1940.
Girl Scouts celebrate six decades of service and growth from 18 girls to nearly four million members. Girl Scout Week runs March 11 to 18 with Sabbath and Sunday events and daily focus on Homemaking Citizenship Health and Safety International Friendship Arts and Out of Doors. A Girl Scout display will be shown in the Arts and Craft Shop on Main Street all week inviting public viewing.
A humorous column notes thanks to Phylma Bush and Mrs Jim Massey for help and reading the column. Roy Hamilton criticizes the current economic outlook as not bright. Delmar Diebel plans a Cuero visit Friday. Ike Raborn and Walter Koenig are mentioned in a playful money anecdote. The piece reflects wry reflections on work independence thrift and modern manners.
Bill Jones campaigned in Cuero with his 28 foot mobile headquarters The Winner traveling Texas in a direct people to people campaign Jones an Odessa businessman seeks the Democratic nomination in the May 6 primary He urged Texans to demand a stronger hand in state government and described The Winner as a symbol of new leadership and energy
A Texas Republican group creates a statewide women’s organization led by a University of Texas Law School graduate active in the Travis County Bar Association and the State Bar of Texas. Named Outstanding Young Woman in America in 1969 she participates in many civic charities. Anyone may attend the tea.
Election of Chisholm Trail officers for 1972 73 will be held Sunday March 12 1972 at the Cuero Club house at 2 00 p m. This is also the election of the Chisholm Trail Queen. Cold cuts will be served at 1 o'clock. All Chisholm Trail members are invited.
A political advocate calls for state government reform and a business like operation with stronger career education. He urges expanded job training for welfare mothers to improve employment prospects and reduce dependency.
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