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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1972
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Marcel Pollok and son of Alice visited with Mr and Mrs Leslie Wanjura Sunday afternoon. Republican Women s Club meeting postponed until March 28. Happy Birthday to John Mc Curdy and Mrs Charles R Tubbs.
Murray Carte, former Cuero jeweler, died earlier today and will be buried tomorrow in Jennings Louisiana. His body lies in state at Miguez Funeral Home in Jennings. no further funeral details were available at presstime.
Funeral services for Robert T. Bradford age 50 of Houston were held Saturday at the Freund Funeral Home Chapel in Cuero. Burial followed at Hillside Cemetery with pallbearers Lanny H avail, Tim Kirkland, Robert L. Egg, E F Schorre, L Throm, and Mike Kirkland. Bradford died Wednesday in Houston Methodist Hospital.
Funeral services for Ella Anna Adickes 73 were held Sunday at St Mark's Lutheran Church with intern Mr Donald Mattson officiating. Pallbearers were Alfred Enders Bill Berger M E Toerck James Dreier Lee Hartman and Melvin Adickes. Mrs Adickes died Friday in a local hospital.
Cuero Community Hospital reports admissions for Florence May Reese Albert H Marrow Louis G Buchhorn Isabel Cuellar Nellie B Jones Hichard Scott Shaw Delores Caraway and Fred Dedear. Dismissals include Ora B Wesley and William Bohmann.
Descendants of Don Martin De Leon and relatives Patricia Henry Jim Vence and Alphonso De Leon will dedicate grave markers. A reception follows at the Mc Namara O Connor Historical and Fine Arts Museum at 502 N Liberty with Ray Jolliff coordinating visitor accommodations.
Cuero area notes include Letha Blain and family visiting Meyersville while searching for car keys, Ernest Cannon home recovering, Nick Cameron feeling weak but up, and spring events such as the 35th Annual San Antonio Home and Garden Pilgrimage on March 25 and 26 with bus service. Community birthdays at Grace Episcopal and Cuero Centennial HQ buzz update. Gene Junior Morgan visits Cuero. belated birthday wishes to Wayne Polzin Joe Gene Peters and Mary Smith.
Guidance advises placing shoes and leather items near the closet top rather than on the floor to deter mildew. Proper storage reduces moisture exposure and prolongs the life of leather goods.
The committee urges replacing harsh jail terms with treatment for addicts and notes a Britain example. It cites 400 000 to 500 000 heroin addicts in the U S and calls for reform in grand jury use for street crime, faster probation procedures, and ending preventive detention to aid rehabilitation.
Leavenworth Kansas WP reports entertainer Tiny Tim received a plaque featuring a car icature and the inscription Leaven worth Loves You Tiny after a weekend show at the federal penitentiary. He performed with three prison band members before about 1000 inmates and spoke about his divorce from Miss Vicki.
The report notes considerable damage to both cars in the accident but states there were no injuries.
An American trade mission from Dallas and Fort Worth began negotiations in Hong Kong to promote direct sales and joint ventures. Led by Rex Brack of Braniff International and Ralph E. Young of the Dallas Chamber, the 12-member group aims to establish local agencies, direct sales, and U. S. investment opportunities across a broad range of industrial products.
Seventy one players chased low scores as Donnie Gips led a Cuero team to an eight under par 60 in the Tri-City event. Close behind were several Cuero and Yorktown rivals while Victoria’s Wild Game Tourney also featured strong showings across multiple flights and divisions.
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev told the Congress of Soviet Trade Unions there are bright prospects for President Nixon's Moscow trip It is possible to improve US Soviet ties but not at the expense of third countries He warned China and the United States against secret deals and urged a non aggression pact with the Soviet Union
Pat Sez by guest columnist 8s M P GOD IS ALIVE expresses unhappiness over Oscar Adickes losing his wife and the difficulty of finding words to comfort him. The piece directs readers to support their spouses and notes Oscar Hotz of Austin returning to Cuero before noting the writer’s own malaise.
Gonzales Texas UPI report quotes Jack Dubose president of the National Egg Co saying Newcastle disease may prevent the usual post Easter slide in egg prices. He notes a prior expectation of a drastic price drop due to oversupply and Easter demand. The outbreak led to a national emergency and could require up to 1.5 million West Coast hens to be killed.
Easter Seal Representative Koehler outlines revised services to aid the disabled through Easter Seal Society. He urges donations to the Easter Seal Appeal before the 1972 end date Easter Sunday April 2. He notes potential indirect effects on egg prices from national egg producers co operative.
Mr and Mrs Bob Eichholz of Victoria announce the birth of a son on Sunday March 19 at Citizens Memorial Hospital. He weighed eight pounds. Grandmothers are Mrs Keefer of Victoria and Mrs Norma Eichholz of Cuero.
A humorous collage riffs on newspaper bloopers from various papers. recounts nurses and interns being honored with wives present and jokes about milk supply after heavy rain. includes Eastland population forecast and an airline ad boast. end line notes a tongue in cheek truism about professional errors.
Cuero Gobblers finish second in the Yoakum Tom Tom Relays behind Refugio with 136 points to 186. CHS won multiple events led by the 440 yard and 880 yard relays with Mitchell Blackwell Carter Eichholz and Whittington posting new records. Whittington also won the 220 yard dash, Campos set a mile meet record, and Blackwell, Hill, Aleman Saenz and Williams posted multiple second and third place finishes.
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