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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1975
Page
3
The Cuero Community Hospital Board of Directors met Tuesday to consider raising room rates to cover operating costs and the January 1 1976 wage and hour increases. Hospital Administrator Larry Krupala said an increase will be necessary to adequately operate the facility.
The board reports new admissions and discharges, contemplates a $4 daily room rate, and authorizes Krupala to seek Blue Cross approval for a rate increase. They accept a $2,364 vinyl wall covering bid, authorize a $750 pediatric aerosol tent, and study in house laundry. Three revised Medical Staff By-laws pass. Telemetry gear for ICU is studied.
Obituaries list services and survivors for Frank Thompson 70 of Cuero Willie Pratt Jr Cuero and San Antonio Rev C E Bottorff former Cuero resident Rev Bottorff 33 years at Cheapside Baptist Rev William Wild 86 Cuero Ed Davis 63 Deridder La Emma Weston 76 Westhoff and related services held in Cuero Lindenau Westhoff and San Antonio with Faher details of conductors and survivors including spouses children and grandchildren
DeWitt County Game Warden Bill Drehr gave a film on Texas Parks and Wildlife Department training for prospective wardens to the Cuero Lions Club. The presentation covered study months and physical training before graduation and showed training in action. The Cuero Lions will meet Monday October 6 for a special program by San Antonio Wings players. Visitors included Rev. Adam Cansino and Cuero High School students Constance Sheppard and Tina Tice.
Edward E. Kusy Jr of Lavaca County files in 24th District Court to recover a $5000 judgment from Manufacturers and Wholesalers Indemnity Exchange. He says a November 8, 1974 personal injury judgment remains unpaid after an occupational accident July 9, 1968 while employed by Victoria Compress and Warehouse Company, which had liability insurance. He also seeks $34.50 interest on the judgment.
Dr and Mrs A J Bohman purchased the Fischer heirs property in 1948 and preserved its turn of the century charm. The 1975 tour features Stevens Calk house 408 E Prarie Davidson Kobernot 306 Terrell and Crisp Hammond 309 E French with tickets 2.00 at Cuero FTA Chapter. Tour runs October 4 and 5 from 2:00 p m to 5:00 p m.
DeWitt County agriculture agent advises farmers to optimize small grain fertilization with nitrogen phosphorus and selective potassium based on soil tests and crop needs. Fall nitrogen and phased applications protect yields. Winter pasture varieties in oats wheat and ryegrass are listed with disease resistance notes. Chinch bugs threaten St. Augustine lawns. recommended insecticides and granule application guidance are provided.
Dance classes started Monday at the Cuero National Guard Armory for children of local Sons of Hermann lodges. Eligible ages begin at three. Instructors are D Ette Pieper and Carol Binz of Cuero. Mothers auxiliary officers listed include Christina Sturm Rose Rath and Clara Matura. The 1975 76 year ends with a May recital by all students.
Cuero Jaycees helped the Cuero Outreach Development Program for Mentally Retarded children by erecting swings installing educational toys and mending playground gear. Profits from a tennis tournament funded toys lumber and a bright carpet for the day room.
Members of the First Methodist Church administrative board will hold their regular bi monthly session on Sunday, Sept. 21, at 2 p.m. in the church. Charles Stone chairs the board, Mrs. Dutton Lane is secretary. Reports from activity leaders will be approved and long range planning will be discussed, with urgency for full attendance. Plans for a Centennial celebration in spring 1976 are under way.
Langdon Smith announces the 1975 76 junior high student council officers with Marty Block as president and Ray Reese as vice president. Secretary treasurer is Karlene Kruger and B J Drehr named fire chief with Steve Sager as assistant. Sixth seventh and eighth grade representatives and advisory members are listed. All were elected by popular vote.
DeWitt County Farm Bureau agency manager Robert E. Mathews and county career agent Billy Walden returned from the annual statewide agent meeting in Fort Worth at Green Oaks Motel. Ed McKay outlined the Texas State Constitution proposal while Carrol Chaloupka reported on the bureau’s efforts for agriculture. Mathews and Walden received special recognition for serving more than 1,000 bureau members.
A Texas A&M Extension Service weekly report notes DeWitt County harvest slowed by heavy September rains. About a quarter of the cotton remains in fields due to moisture. The advisory also warns of heavy ticks and screwworms in livestock populations.
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