Elder Jack Embry Dies in Poswel After Stroke
Jack Embry aged 86, longtime Brady resident and World War II veteran, died at 5:15 a.m. Monday in Roswell after a stroke. Born in Victoria, he lived in Abilene and Brady before moving to Gain Angelo and later Fort Worth area. Survived by wife Margie Bell Hayes and other relatives, services held in Abilene with the Kimwood Memorial at Abilene. burial at Fort Worth area cemetery.
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Abitene
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Local obituary fragment lists several residents and origins
A partial obituary snippet names individuals including H Kouete St Paul, Th Bt Mardy from Albuquerque NM, Lieve Pierte from Rotwell, John Moxley from Lubbock, Harry Harnett from Merkel, A A Cox from Corsicans, Victor Mehulze from San Angelo, Otto Frederick and Charles E Epps from Brady with hometowns and associations.
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Alene
Himbry
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Ildren Paulifearera
He. H Kouete
Petail Merchants Elect New McCulloth County Retail Board
Albert Broad elected president of the McCulloth County Retail Merchants Association at Monday night meeting, succeeding Karl K. Steffens. Perley Samuelsoon from Winston Insurance Agency named vice president. Mera Daysie Byler named manager. Reports show year credit totals up over prior year with merchants noting more cash on hand.
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McCulloth County Retail Merchante Association
Karl K. Steffens
Perley Samuelsoon
Winston Inturance Agency
Daysie Byler
Lampasas Entries in Area Meet Highlight Winners
Frederickeburg pupil Kathryn Ottmer places fourth in tennis while Lampasas shows multiple top finishes across spelling numeral sense typing and shorthand events. Competitors from Lampasas include Dennis Mayes Charles Cas James Whiteley and Howard Hughes with strong showings amid regional schools Brady San Saba Fredericksburg and Jon Sata.
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Kathryn Ottmer
Frederickeburg
Dennis Mayes
Lampisas
Laraipasas
Cynthia Alstond
Marc Aen Fowler
Brady
Kveton Metooret
Christene Allen
San Saba
Glenta Faye Oliver
Judy Christian
Lampasas
Ann Schofield
Norma Irvine
Dick Moseley
Bobby Templeton
Gary Byrd
Jimmy Baker
Charles Cas
Howard Hughes
James Whiteley
Lick Moseley
Marney Westerfeldt
Fredericksburg
Kadhrann Jones
Judy Tietz
Linda Willy
Rita Ledbetter
Jon Sata
Nell Quain
Ann. Gilmore
Rachel Miller
Revival at Gospel Tabernacle Sets Weeknight Services
Evangelist C. W. Hoots of California will lead a revival at Gospel Tabernacle 203 East Pearl beginning next Tuesday night. Pastor Rev. C. L. Grimes says services will run nightly at 7 30 o clock. The church has been redecorated inside and a fellowship meeting is planned for Monday night.
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Parade Float Plans under Way for Jubilee McCulloch County
Jubilee Parade chairman C P Rockwell calls McCulloch Countians to plan floats. He offers help to parade committees with design ideas blueprints and materials. Committee members include Jonny Miller Bill Grant Mrs OAS Hoatlunm Mrs Ft Da yengate and Lake Vorel. BE C Martin and Javmiind Benesiit will be in bars of a reserved seat section and Mrs Marroll Watkins WHE Supervisor oversees sanitary band Curene for the parade.
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Marroll Watkins
Curene
Industrial tips from trade publications aid Brady Chamber
The excerpt notes various sources for industrial tips that can help local businessmen. It mentions Smithville factories and Austin shopping, then cites publications like The Wall Street Journal and Business Week as useful references. It suggests Brady readers supply timely suggestions to the Chamber of Commerce.
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Business Week
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Journal of Commerce
Brady
Chamber of Commerce
Melvin FFA Teams Head to Tarleton for Contests
Melvin High School FFA will send livestock and dairy judging teams to Stephenville for area contests Saturday at 7 40 a m. Livestock team members are Lannie Parks Richard Sumvison and Willie Lopez. Dairy team members are Woodrow Hall Billy Turner and Gale Weed. The same teams competed in the Coleman Invitational. last Saturday Sun vid h was top livestock member and Turner topped the dairy team.
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Stephenville
Lions Club Charter Night Marked by Banquet and Speech
The Roanoke Lions Club celebrated Charter Night on the last Monday in March with a banquet hosted by the Junior Class of Roanoke High School under sponsor Mrs. L. A. Beycon. Guest speaker J. T. Jones, deputy district governor of Lions Clubs in Texas, spoke on club service to crippled children and the local Camp for Crippled Children project. The club, founded seven years ago, has grown to about 40 members with 22 new enrollments, and officers including Howard Price as president.
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Kereville
Grirain
Howard Price
Billy Moseley
G. 8. Hubbard
Clifton Foster
Leon Lane
M.A. Gainer
Kenneth
Tootsie) Mitchell
Light turnout in April 2 special Senate election
Voters showed limited interest in the Tuesday special election for Senator. Ralph Yarborough led the field by a small margin with Martin Dies, Thad Hutcheson, John C. White, and Ralph W. Hammonds also on the ballot.
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Ralph Yarborough
Smail
Martin
Thad Hutcheson
John C. White
Ralph W. Hammonds
Melvin Re-Elects City Officers In Tuesday Vote
In the Tuesday election of April 2 Melvin re elected city aldermen Floyd Marshall and Alvin Bolton and named T Wood as city Secretary.
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Alvin Bolton
T. Wood
Broads Welcome Baby Girl at Seton Hospital
Mr and Mrs Alfred T Broad of Austin celebrate the birth of a daughter at Seton Hospital weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces on Wednesday. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs Howard O Broad of Brady and Gen and Mrs Vernon K McGee of Washington DC. Also visiting were Mrs Donald Dacus and daughter Cindy of San Angelo with Mr and Mrs Tommy Clay.
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Austin
Seton Hospital
Howard
Broad
Brady
Vernon Kb. McGee
Washington, D. C
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