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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1972
Page
3
Excerpted column shows readers seeking help on suicide prevention and life purpose, plus civics and workplace ethics. Ann Landers urges living for others and truth about government hospital misconduct, teen drinking, and a book offer.
J D Bramlette says all seats for the Junior and Senior Coronations and the Turkey Trot Parade are reserved, no general admission. Tickets at 212 N Gonzales are sold 8 30 am to 6 pm daily with noon hours for workers. other centennial offices follow different hours.
The Cuero area hosts a Polliwogs continuation October 22 from three to six at the Cuero Municipal Clubhouse with royal honors by Sultan Yekrut XIV and Sultana Oreuc XIV. A two day Country Market at the Hill Country Arts Foundation Ingram begins Saturday Oct 14 as Kerr County Days. Over 80 art pieces donated by HCAF instructors will be awarded as attendance prizes.
Miss Hartman daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Hartman will represent the Lions on the club float in the Cuero Turkey Trot on October 23. Debbie Grafe daughter of Mr and Mrs Gene Grafe is first runner-up and Cuero High School senior. Other contestants included Terrie Means Barbara Coggins Kathy Weber Sylvia Orozco and Reita Branch. Judges were Mrs Marvin Junker Mrs E H Nielsen Jr and Mrs Ed DeLeon. Harold Tiffin served as contest chairman.
A Paris radio report said the Algerian Embassy was hit and 20 U.S. planes struck Hanoi rapidly. Tass in Hanoi said American bombs hit central districts and heavily damaged the French mission building with several casualties among its staff.
Reports say Saigon South Vietnam forces backed by U S warplanes recaptured a hamlet within 20 miles of Saigon. Communists hold 13 other hamlets near the capital as Kissinger widens North Vietnamese talks into a fourth day. Nixon supporters assail McGovern's Vietnam speech in a push for tougher surrender terms. The Supreme Court weighs challenges to Texas and Georgia abortion laws. Hawaiian longshoremen end a two day dock strike with a new contract.
In Brief reports Nixon backing a Southern-led coalition’s renewed push to break a filibuster blocking a bill to curb school busing for racial balance. Belfast fire kills three youths in five-house blaze seen as premature explosion. London says USSR seeks to recoup naval and air bases from Syria after losses in Egypt. Des Moines plans to restore two concrete infant graves despite a city ordinance.
Albert Ley of the Cuero Rodeo Association announced a 5:30 p.m. rodeo at Cuero Park Arena on October 22 with events including bull riding 20 dollars bareback bronc 15 dollars calf tiedown 10 dollars steer roping 20 dollars steer dogging 20 dollars cloverleaf barrel 10 dollars and junior breakaway 3 dollars. Registration is at American Cafe on North Esplanade the day of the rodeo admission 1.25 dollars for adults 50 cents for children food and drinks will be available after the 4 p.m parade and on the grounds.
A century ago a way station served as a refresh and rest stop for travelers and fresh horses. Mrs. Chaddock hopes the WAY station becomes a place where youth rest refresh and share the WAY, linking past purpose to present vision.
Noticia en español resume eventos locales para la comunidad de Panola con foco en personas, instituciones y lugares relevantes. Presenta un vistazo breve de hechos recientes, destacando entidades como oficinas municipales, escuelas y eventos comunitarios.
Historical notes recall a 1962 Farmers Home Administration meeting in Temple with Maurine Wiswell and Orval Boyle. A 1967 Cuero High cheerleading slate is listed, and Clair Lynn Goodwyn earns Southwestern University honors. DeWitt County reports $309,200 in agricultural land damage from Hurricane Beulah.
Cuero Community Hospital records show admissions of Mary Karnel Mille Miller Rubin Landgrebe and Emma Kelch and discharges for Adnearl Smith Esther Fischer Pete Prokop Sophie Harvey and Annie Muschalek.
Governor Preston Smith will follow the 236th Army Band of the Texas National Guard. Entries assemble at the Morgan Avenue and South Esplanade intersection. The parade moves north on Esplanade to Broadway, turns east, and disassembles on the grounds of French School. Traffic detours divert thru traffic around the route.
Deadline Friday Oct 13 for special costume orders for the Cuero Centennial and Turkey Trot. Mrs. Kaye Tarkington says only a limited number of items remain in stock and urges DeWitt County residents to order now to ensure delivery for the celebration. Residents are encouraged to wear period costumes at all three official functions.
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