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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1972
Page
3
A reader shares a tip on daily ten minute personal talks with each child to boost self esteem and reduce rivalry. Another woman asks how to address a friend’s poor table manners and receives direct guidance to speak honestly. The column promotes a drug awareness booklet and notes a 1972 Field Enterprises byline.
Bombers destroy two elaborate Fan Song radar units southeast and northwest of Hanoi, while North Vietnamese forces shell Pleiku area. Saigon and military sources report air and artillery strikes, casualties on both sides, and government advances including capture of Quan Loi airfield and nearby Phu Mieng.
The U S command said Typhoon Elsie, now a tropical storm, will ease with heavy rains. Saigon spokesmen reported 455 artillery and mortar rounds fired Monday at government troops near Quang Tri City, while a Vietnamese counterattack killed 51 North Vietnamese, with government losses at seven dead and 30 wounded.
The Texas State Historical Survey Committee notes Markercame Hochheim Lodge actions from 1884 purchasing the upper story for a lodge hall in 1885 and later acquiring the lower story in 1921 to house the school until 1938. The text places markers within preservation efforts and forecasts future guide updates. It ends with a Max Eastman quote on haste and rest.
The DeWitt County Historical Museum will open Wednesdays 1 to 5 p.m. through the Centennial. Volunteers are urged to help with exhibits at the Tur-key Trot Museum in the old Reuss Pharmacy on Main Street and to send contributions to the DeWitt County Historical Survey Committee. The committee seeks a 1869 to 1969 history copy of Mt Zion Baptist Church Edgar Texas and notes donations from Cuero Federal Savings and Loan Association and Cuero Lions Club for the Texas Historical Foundation quota.
Walter Lewis a well known contractor died in a local hospital at 11 am. He lived at 1005 Main. The body lies at Freund Funeral Home with a memorial service Wednesday at 4 pm at First Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev. C Rogers McLane. Funeral services for G V Stevens 64 of Sherman were held Friday at Freund Funeral Home with burial in Hillside Cemetery. Pallbearers included Ralph O Spinks Bryan Stubbs Doug Monk T B Phillips Burgess E Davis and Wesley S Aldis. Willie Warwas 72 had services Friday at St Michaels Catholic Church after dying in a local hospital Thursday. Burial was in Cemetery under Freund Funeral Home. Pallbearers included Joe Hoffman Bennie Prause Julius Nesista C C Havens Edgar Natho and L D Le Galley. Mrs Emilie Marie Duderstadt 80 of Meyersville had services today at St Johns Lutheran Church Meyersville with burial at the church cemetery. She died in a Cuero hospital Sunday night. She was born December 31 1891 in Meyersville daughter of George and Albertina Boldt Wendel. She married Alois H Duderstadt in Meyersville September 17 1911. He died August 26 1965. Survivors include a brother Fred Wendel of Meyersville and nieces and nephews. Mrs Constance T Schorre 80 had services Saturday at Freund Funeral Home with burial in Hillside. Pallbearers included Burson Patton Robert Patton Jerry Biggs Robert S Daniel Joe D Thigpen and Guy Smothers Jr.
Robin Renee Seuge, daughter of Captain Dennis Seuge and wife, was baptized at Zion's Lutheran Church in Arneckeville on Sunday. Sponsors were Charles Chambers of Ft Worth and Cheryl Seuge of Austin. A barbecue at the Sager grandparents home followed the ceremony.
Johnnie Turner Priscilla Es camilla Jeanette Harris Ruth Jaeger Dolly Wofford Ema Leubert Lessie Bass Walter Mueller Margie Lucas Delores Williams George Lord Francis Walters Annie Clarke Carolyn Jones Ann Macha Quincy Whittington all newly admitted to Cuero Community Hospital.
Fire caused by an oil stove destroyed the home of William Bitterly near Arneckeville about 7 o'clock Wednesday night. Nearby notices recall a baby born to Wallace Stahl, Synthia Rae, and health updates.
United States swimmer Mark Spitz, winner of seven Olympic gold medals, was placed under guard by military police in Munich after being found in a hotel room. He, a Jew, was kept safe in the Olympic Village as heavily armed officers watched over him.
UFT President Albert Shanker warned that without a total offer within 24 hours, there would be insufficient time to avert a strike by New York City's 60,000 teachers. The holiday weekend delay left Newport Providence teachers without reported negotiations in eight other communities.
In 1887 the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad completed a north to south line across Oklahoma marking a major expansion in western rail transport.
The menu lists fried fish with sides for Wednesday, fried steak with buttered potatoes on Thursday, and hamburgers with sides on Friday. A Kentucky fishing record states the largest smallmouth bass, 11 pounds 15 ounces, was caught on July 9, 1955, by David Hayes of Leitchfield, Kentucky at Dale Hollow Lake.
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