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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1972
Page
3
A reader asks about old wives tales on eating dirt and nonfood items and safety. The column advises against foreign-object eating, stresses no scientific basis, and warns of toxic risks. It also covers family dilemmas about visitors and engagements with practical, respectful guidance.
A corrupted OCR excerpt lists names such as Thomas Joseph Chossteorte and Melch, plus scattered terms like Church of the Brethren and Oklahoma City. The text appears as a jumbled mix of personal names, places, dates, and numbers with no coherent narrative.
DeWitt County Historical Museum committees urge donations of any historical items for the Centennial and Turkey Trot exhibit in the Reuss Drug Store building. Civil War pieces welcome. no budget exists so items must be donated. Light items can be delivered. bulky items will be picked up by calling 275-6527.
Admissions listed include Guadalupe Lecon Debra Alstadt Dessa Jentry Lou Egg Arnold Goblke Bertha Fuchs Bertha Lee Gus Pargamatn William Nami Elmo Frey Louisa Gatindo and Paul R Lucas Jr. This hospital news item records new inpatient names.
A fragmented OCR text yields sparse readable bits. The item hints at a local notice or brief update with limited names and places, offering little clear action or outcome to summarize into a fuller report.
Orders by Monday, October 16 will be delivered by Wednesday, October 18. Portis says the sale helps the local club support the community and feed guests during the four day Centennial event.
Officers introduced include David Tiffin president Virginia Ryan vice president and Gavilyn Brown secretary treasurer Irma Oroz co reporter and publicity chair man Jimmie Neil Rackley program chairman Mike Kuecker transportation chairman and Laurie Peterek parliamentarian Don Poizin post committee men and Rod Jones institutional representative Glenn Portis distributed time schedules for the Cuero Centennial and Turkey Trot booth Members were asked to note free hours and contact Portis Joe Sutton of Yoakum spoke on Leo Clubs Special guests included Max Flores Guss Cage Herbert Ruppert and Gilbert Koopman
Aries to Pisces entries offer encouragement and cautions for the day with notes on ambition diplomacy forethought and pace. The piece mentions births of Jenny Lind and George Westinghouse and highlights talents in writing lecturing teaching music design interior decor theater and performance.
Nixon rejected partisan calls to respond in kind while McGovern presses the corruption charge in the East. Nixon, in the Oval Office, held his 25th news conference and pledged no tax increase in 1973 with a plan to explain tax policy on radio. He promised property tax relief if reelected.
Susie Sanders of 3405 Cypress Victoria received a 10 day jail term probated for a year on DWI charges. The docket also lists Wayne Williamson for obtaining lodging without paying, Jerry L Machac for abandonment of children and wife, and others for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
Looking Back recalls Claud Thigpen family visit in Kingsville and A&I students. Charlice Franke returns home from A&I Kingsville for the weekend with her parents. Virginia Dreyer, bride to be of Marvin Fetters, was honored with bridal showers. Ten years ago features Cuero residents in San Antonio and Portland visits. Five years ago notes Dr Gaillard Reuss return to Dallas and DeWitt Electric crews aiding Hurricane Beulah region plus Refugio parade float riders.
Residents on East Main and West French Street reported back door break ins yesterday. Miss Lottie Mae Jones and Mrs. Henneke lost purses totaling about 35 dollars, while Sammy Jones lost a 200 dollar wallet. At Blackwell's Gulf Service Station about 100 dollars vanished from a cash register. Police say a lead is developing as they check possibilities.
Members gather at the Cuero Housing Authority Community Center Friday at 12 noon for a meeting presided by Mrs. August Heimers. Reports from the Texas Home Demonstration meeting will be given from 1 30 to 2 10 p.m. Delegates include Mrs. Walter Koenig Mrs. Emil Buchhorn Sr and Miss Emmie Pflug.
Several persons charged in the Cuero City Corporation Court with being drunk in a public place. Names include Loyd Lee Datsun A W Mersiov sky Daniel Connor Michael Buske Pablo Garebay Jose Olguin and Mercy Ren don. Also charged with possessing alcoholic beverages as minors are Santos Flores Harold Barfield Ernest Thomas Elmo Scott Jr Robert Green and Nathaniel Johnson.
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