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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1972
Page
3
A reader seeks help for daily self induced vomiting warning of self harm. Ann Landers urges psychiatric help at low cost and stresses deeper issues behind the behavior. The column also answers readers about workplace noise, mooching and drug awareness with practical guidance.
Tickets go on sale Monday October 2 at the Centennial office 212 North Gonzales for personal pick up. Mail orders accepted until October 16 with a self addressed stamped envelope marked Ticket Order. Checks or money orders made to Cuero Centennial and Turkey Trot. Parade seats single $1.25 Senior Coronation $3 $2.50 $2 $1.50 Junior Coronation $2.50 $2 $1.50 Coronation Ball $6.50 Parade of Homes $2.
Cuero remembers Mrs. Adams a longtime Patron's Civic Club member and church leader who chaired youth work at Mace donia Baptist Church. She raised funds for Cuero Community Hospital, crafted Turkey Trots costumes, and supported American Cancer Society Cuero P T A and Woodmen's Insurance. She born Oct 1907 in De Witt County and survived by Julius H. Adams Francine Adams Love Sgt. Johnnie E. Adams four sisters two brothers and one grandson. The Turkey Trot costume work was limited by illness in 1972. Mrs Adams held roles in local and Texas youth circles and was active in education and the Gobbler Marching Band. A separate note: club secretary Roy Parker reported 100 percent attendance at yesterday's meeting and Pickens discussed special education teaching at Hunt Elementary. A national statistic notes 15 to 20 million Americans have used marijuana, per a National Association for Mental Health Reporter.
Riverside Art Show returns to Victoria Texas on Sunday October 1 at Town Plaza Mall from 9 30 a m to 6 p m Entrants supply own tables props water and money change with a 750 registration fee proceeds support Victoria Junior Woman s Club community projects including snacks for underprivileged Hopkins School flowers for DeLeon Plaza lamp standards and aid to the HEAR Foundation Organizers are Mrs George Weaver Mrs Robert Brown and other club members.
Mr and Mrs Billy Roy Smith welcome their son Toby Lee born Sept 27 at 2 53 pm in San Marcos weighing seven pounds 132 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Billy Smith of San Marcos and Mr and Mrs Homer L Harryman of Cuero. The mother is Pennye Harryman.
A reader argues that not all Northern Ireland guerrillas are communists and distinguishes Regulars from Provisionals. He cites Bloody Sunday and housing and voting discrimination against Irish Catholics, notes Aid to Ireland from Moscow and contrasts Jewish support for Israel, urging American action for global freedom.
Cuero High School junior Bruce Liesman spoke on the Cuero Youth Conference and the state organization at the Lions Club meeting. Liesman, son of Mr and Mrs Ken Liesman, was staff junior counselor at the state conference this year. Local officials included DeWitt County Attorney Robert Post, advisor to the youth conference, who noted the club has donated 100 annually to the state youth conference for several years. New member Bob Osterloh was welcomed and presented credentials by Glenn Portis. Special guests Wilfred Lamprecht and Glenn Sachtleben attended.
Charles Stone son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Stone of Cuero and a Victoria College sophomore has been elected president of Phi Theta Kappa and Phi Lambda Sigma on campus He is a 1968 Cuero High School graduate and majors in law enforcement at the college.
Cuero Community Hospital lists admissions for Inez Morgan Henry Church well Ernest Gomez Alex Gomez Amador Hernandez and Charles Knandel alongside dismissals for Amanda Schorlemer Cassie Green Husbelia Tamez Severa Martinez and Ellen Dreyer.
In Cuero and surrounding areas news recaps reveal Governor Jester overseeing East Texas fires from Austin. A cracker eating contest at Youth Center Park Clubhouse crowns Glen Towry. Local births and veterans notes include the Lassmann boy and a VFW birthday.
The church council discussed a planned renovation and a new look for Our Lady of Guadalupe Church. They voted to restrict dances in the parish hall to those sponsored by church organizations. Rev. Jerry Mackin attended the meeting with council president Joe Sanchez.
Mrs. A. W. Schaffner District 24 President of the Veterans of Foreign Wars visits Ladies Auxiliary posts 8556 in Lolita and 4146 in Victoria with her husband. Accompanied by local leaders, she attends the District 6 Convention in Corpus Christi and a Yorktown barbecue hosted by the Yorktown VFW post and auxiliary.
Former Agriculture Department official Clarence F. Palmby is linked to a wheat deal prior to joining Continental, which later sold about 231 million dollars worth of wheat to the Soviet Union. The inquiry centers on his role and the impact on U S grain exports.
A 104-year-old man who retired at 65 moved to California with his wife Christena who died in 1958. He has seven children all on the West Coast, 22 grandchildren, 61 great grandchildren and seven great great grandchildren.
Funeral services for 73-year-old Anton C. Schroeter of Cuero will be held at Freund Funeral Home at 3 p.m. Friday with Rev. H A Hanson officiating. Burial follows in Hillside Cemetery. Schroeter, born January 17, 1899 in Yorktown, died in a Cuero hospital. He was retired and previously worked for the State Highway Department and a cotton gin. Surviving are eight daughters, two sons, four sisters, and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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