Polliwogs and Community Notes From Cuero
Arthur Veit, longtime rancher and poultryman in the Smiley-Sample area, is improved at Cuero Community Hospital but still restricted from visitors. Six children including Melanie in San Antonio and Arthur Jr. in Smiley visited at various times. Additional notes cover local families, bridal shower ideas from Ladies Home Journal, and a September–October centennial event. Also mentioned are a 100-year-old relative in Yoakum and upcoming Cuero Law Enforcement Explorers meeting at City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Veit
Smiley-Sample
Cuero Community Hospital
Veit
Melanie
San Antonio
Arthur, Jr
Vonnie Rene
Mark and
Matt
Smiley
Doris Ann Raley
Victoria
Nina Harwood
Kerrville
F. C. Wenzel
Huth Hospital
Yoakum
Polliwogs
Officers Elected For United Fund In Cuero Drive
At a Cuero meeting in the Cuero Federal Savings and Loan offices, 1973 United Fund officers were chosen led by president J D Bramlette Jr and campaign chair Ed Pat Mixon. The $11,000 goal repeats last year with budget lines for youth, Red Cross, Salvation Army, USO, Gonzales Warm Springs, Scouts, Blue Bonnet Ranch, local emergency fund, and admin. Donations of $100+ require at least 25 contributors. checks or cash go to Mrs Estella Schorre at Farmers State Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Bramlette, Jr
Ed Pat Mixon
Estella Schorre
Mattie Herring
Clifton Weber
Jack Howerton
Weber
E. E. Sims
H. A. Hanson
American Red Cross
Salvation Army
United Service Organization
Gonzales Warm Springs
Boy Scouts of America
Girl Scouts of America
Blue Bonnet Ranch
Jack W Howerton
Cuero Record
C. T. Traylor
Schorre
Farmers State Bank & Trust Co
Legion Dinner Proceeds November 12 At Civic Center
The American Legion Post No. 3 will host a turkey dinner on Sunday November 12 starting at 11 a.m. Otis Carpenter commander says co sponsors include the Ladies Auxiliary. Dine in at the Civic Center or order plates to go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Otis Carpenter
Legion
Ladies Auxiliary
American Legion Civic Center
VFW Auxiliary to Sponsor Drug Abuse Program
The Ladies Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars Cuero Post 3972 will sponsor a drug abuse program on Monday November 13 1972 at 8 p.m. at the VFW Building on the Yoakum Highway. The public is invited and school children with parents are especially welcome. The building is large and comfortable to accommodate a large audience according to Mrs A W Schaffner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
Cuero Post 3972
V.F.W
Yoakum Highway
Schoo
A. W. Schaffner
Auxiliary
Chamber Drives 10000 Books for Cuero Library Initiative
The Cuero Chamber of Commerce sponsors a drive to raise 10,000 hard cover books for the Cuero Public Library to stay in the state library program and qualify for federal aid. Donations can be made by placing books in decorated boxes around Cuero as announced by president Robert Pickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cuero Chamber of Commerce
Cuero
Robert Pickens
Social Security Rep to Visit Cuero on Nov 14 1972
A Social Security Office representative from Victoria Texas will meet residents at 9:00 AM in the Cuero County Courtroom on Tuesday November 14 1972. The notice appears in the Social Security page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero
Social Security Office
Victoria
Texas
Social Security
DeWitt County Returns Highlight Nixon Victory and Local Races
Nixon leads DeWitt County with 3755 votes to McGovern 1357 while Koopman loses by 58. Weber re elected commissioner and O Lemke tops write ins. Statewide results show Tower and Briscoe winning with strong local support for amendments and balloted questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Nixon
DeWitt County
George McGovern
Nixon
McGovern
Dave Weber
Harold Heyer
Edgar Dutforth
Gilbert Koopman
W.G
Bill O’ Lemke
O. J. Jansen
John Tower
Barefoot Sanders
Dolph Briscoe
DeWitt
Jesse James
Maurice Angry
Bob Armstrong
Howard Petrick
Socialist Party
William N
Bill’ Patman
Jim Segrest
Doctors say sweating is necessary for temperature control
New York doctors urge the public and physicians to accept sweating as normal and essential. The study notes hyperhidrosis is rare, with hands more affected than feet, and warns that antiperspirants and drugs rarely help. Surgery is presented as the only curative option, often via armpit access, with few complications and high success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Surgery Gynaecology & Obstetrics
of the American College of Surgeons
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Spiro T. Agnew
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Cuero Federal Savings & Loan Association
F. T. Summers, Jr
Howard Kleinecke
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