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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1972
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers letters discuss a married lover facing wife’s denial and a younger mistress. The page also covers dog waste on sidewalks and pregnant students in high schools with views on leash laws and policy changes.
The Arnecke ville Community Center hosted a meeting to elect officers for the HD Club. Officers elected were Mrs. J. V. Lamb president, Mrs. W. H. Goebel vice president, Mrs. Walter Sager secretary, Mrs. Edwin Egg treasurer, Mrs. Walter Koenig council delegate, and Mrs. Edwin Nagel alternate council delegate. The gathering featured readings and talks and set next meeting for June 14 at 8:00 p.m.
Cuero residents report record Guadalupe River levels as the old bridge sees heavy traffic from visitors on Mother's Day. Local Cuero natives recount past floods, while neighbors share family milestones including birthdays anniversaries and travel to Cuero for weekend visits with relatives.
Susie Ann Flores infant daughter of Pete L and Eva Villa Flores died at 4 48 am in a local hospital and was buried today at Hillside Cemetery with Freunch Funeral Women in charge. She is survived by her parents one brother two sisters and grandmother Mrs Lucinda Villa.
A resolution to create a strong young Republican organization aims to counter mass misinformation among today’s youth. Another measure seeks to maintain the oil depletion allowance at not less than 22 percent amid the energy crisis and push domestic petroleum exploration. Mrs. J. B. McAlister, vice chair of the collective committee, presided at the county meeting.
In Barnsley England Frank Bottom changed his name to Frank Emerson saying it brings relief after years of jokes about his name. He recalls his daughter Marie Rose crying over classmates teasing her with the surname Bottom. No dismissals reported. Betty Dean Eve Flores Lu cio Perez Vera Elsik Amelia Sally Doran admitted at Cuero Community Hospital.
Daily classifieds from the Nero Record show listings across jobs for clerks and drivers, housing ads seeking rooms and apartments, sale notices for furniture and appliances, and person notices about wanted help and services.
May 15 1947 notes Jeannine Bell as valedictorian for May 28 graduation. Cuero Junior High eighth graders to tour San Antonio. Principal Estelle Evers announces, with several local residents and clubs noted for activities and community events.
Joe Sheppard received the Pete Bluntzer Award as the Gobbler football team’s most dedicated senior at the Cuero All-Sports Banquet. Eddie Shinn presented the honor honoring an era founder’s legacy. coaches introduced teams and activities as special recognitions were announced.
A partial crossword clue list runs across with many missing letters and jumbled numbers. It includes French author Claudea and phrases like -La Douce and My Fr as well as several down clues such as Norse god mischief and Italian city.
A substitution puzzle assigns letters to form a proverb about mothers wrestling with dislikes. The note credits King Features Syndicate and lists the publication date as 1972. The decoded quote suggests insight into a mother’s selective understanding.
UPI USDA report shows cattle and calves at 1300 head with slaughter cows steady to strong and feeders mostly steady. Utility slaughter cows 25.50 to 27.90, cutters 24.90 to 25.90, bulls 47.50 to 51.75, good 2375 to 245 Ibs 41.50 to 44.25, 450 to 550 Ibs 38.00. Feeder heifers 250 to 300 Ibs 41.75 to 46.00, good to choice cow calf pairs 300.00 to 225.00. Hogs active. barrows and gilts 7 higher, 200 to 220 Ibs 25.75 to 26.90, sows 20.50 for 400 to 475 Ibs. Sheep and goats offerings light with no testing.
Report describes rising flood waters swallowing a tree shaded subdivision and parts of a highway. Boats survey submerged homes as patches of lake appear across former pasture land. The situation is dire but could be worse.
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