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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1972
Page
3
A reader with a stump leg asks why people stare when she foregoes her artificial limb. Ann advises counseling and resolving anger. Other letters discuss pregnancy body image, Women's Lib, bridge advice, and a tease about a booze article for teens.
Dr Charles Tubbs spoke on bluebirds and building houses to increase their numbers at the Meyersville 4-H Club meeting Rhonda Doehrman led the pledge prayer and motto Phylis Doehrman led the Meyersville song Oh I m a Hayseed The Pecan Show is set for November 17 18 Bruce Jank presided per reporter Jennifer Wauson
Dietze sworn in as secretary treasurer and Libby Gonzales as reporter with John Roller as equipment officer. Scoutmaster Hamilton outlined the improved national scouting program and noted his Austin training to be a coach counsellor. Upcoming Troop supper at NYA Building October 29 and a flag project update were discussed. Hamilton and Owen praised joint efforts of Troops 242 and 244 and announced their UT-Miami game half time participation.
Police witness L B Mitchell said a refrigerated van owned by Roeglein Meat Co of San Antonio was demolished after a train on the Cuero Victoria line struck it at 7 59 a m in the 100 block of West Airline between North Main and Navarro Streets. The crossing has no warning device. Fire crews extinguished the blaze as investigators gathered details.
Mrs Josephine Bitterly Keane 80 of Meyersville died in a Yorktown hospital Wednesday. Rosary at Oak Memorial Funeral Home Thursday 8 p.m. body lies in state until 8 a.m. Friday then to Sts Peter and Paul Church Meyersville for 9 10 a.m Mass of the Resurrection by Rev Francis Smerke. Burial in Sts Peter and Paul Cemetery. Born May 17 1892 in De Witt County to William Bitterly Sr and Leona Golly Bitterly. Survived by son Dennis Keane, three brothers William Ludwig Charles Bitterly, five sisters Lillie Alma Raymond Hans Martin Helfrich Eric Maurer and three grandchildren.
A historical note describes charges totaling 21 percent credit for various fire safety and service expenses. It lists chief's car, National Electrical Code use, night watch, school fire prevention teaching, arson reward, and a firemen training school as components, yielding a new key rate of 21 cents.
Senator Patman, chairman of the Special Senate Committee on Disease Prevention by Immunization, notes immunization cuts disease risk and urges state action. He cites Texas having over 70 percent of measles cases in 1970 and praises funded preschool programs and improved campaigns and data systems to reach children under six.
Marine Private First Class Martin Rincon and Mrs. Rincon depart for Camp Lejeune North Carolina where he will attend Supply Administration School. He left after being named series honor graduate at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego and received a dress blue uniform and wrist watch for the achievement. Rincon is a 1972 Victoria High School graduate with two varsity football letters.
Ford orders a recall of several 1973 models after discovering a missing torsion rod lock pin in the steering assembly. No injuries or accidents reported. Dealerships receive training and a special tool as authorities inspect all affected units built since March 1. Ford cites a prior recall in June for seat belt mechanism faults.
An internationally known legal authority born in Germany and who fled the Nazi regime was stabbed to death by teenage robbers in New York. The crime underscores rising urban violence involving youths.
Pat O'Brien known for his Irish accent will appear as a guest star in a segment of the new television series Banyon.
A compact retrospective from Cuero Record editions notes births, graduations, and moves including a 1947 birth at Cuero Hospital, Joe Burns siblings headed to Southwestern University, and Bernice Cohn entering SMU. Also references 1962 law student Errol Dietze, local visitors, and reunion planning contacts.
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