National Guard Open House in Brownwood Texas
La Col. Joseph L. Maverick announces Texas National Guard Open House Senior Day and New Maintenance Shop Dedication at Camp Bowie on Richland Springs road near Brownwood. Event runs 1 30 p m to 5 p m with Huey helicopter free fallers and S2ton tanks on display.
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Joseph L. Maverick
112Th Armor
Texas National Guard
Camp Bowie Military Reservation
Richland Springs Road
Brownwood
Brady Armory
George Patton
Mrs Easterwood Listed On Who's Who In Education
Mrs Mike Connie Easterwood daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Burklund has been chosen for the 1975-76 edition of Who's Who in Texas Education. Selections reflect achievements nomination or service and only a small percentage of Texas educators are featured. She teaches elementary in Colorado City 1.8 D and earned degrees from ASU Baylor University. Her grandmothers reside in Brady along with her sister Carrie Burklund.
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Mike
Connie) Easterwood
Martin Burklund
Texas
Easterwood
Colorado City
BHS
ASU
Baylor University
Louise Helge
Eddie Burklund
Brady
Carrie Burklund
Bicentennial themes in life liberty and happiness
The article outlines four core issues for citizens to reflect on: individualism success pleasure and wisdom. It links rugged individualism to independence and pioneer spirit, success to growth and progress, pleasure to leisure and enjoyment, and wisdom to knowledge and education as part of a Bicentennial observance.
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U. S
May
Final Rites Pending For Fred Spiller
Fred Spiller, 87, Brady longtime businessman, died at 4 45 a m Thursday in a local nursing home. Services are pending at Wilkerson Funeral Home. The report also covers Texas 1976 planting intentions with cotton up 7 percent to 4 65 million acres and sorghum down 12 percent to 7 million. Beef bargains and cattle feed trends noted along with Upper Rio Grande citrus crop forecasts for 1975 76.
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Fred Spiller
Brady
Wilkerson Funeral Home
Texas
Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Cattle
Texas Cattle On
Rio Grande Valley
Valencia
Glenn Rites Wednesday Sue James Glenn
Glenn Rites Wednesday for Sue James Glenn 80 of Brady died in Heart of Texas Memorial Hospital. Services conducted at Wilkerson Memorial Chapel with burial in Live Oak Cemetery. Born June 21 1895 in Brady he was a lifelong McCulloch County rancher church member and World War I veteran. Survivors include a niece and a great niece and a nephew. Love makes the world go round but marriage stops it from spinning.
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Sue James Glenn
Brady
Heart of Texas Memorial Hospital
Wilkerson Memorial Chapel
Jon Lowry
First United Methodist Church
Lamar Leifeste
Live Oak Cemetery
McCulloch County
Biddie Harkrider
Billy Jean Floyd
James Wolf
San Angelo
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National Guard
Mike Easterwood
Mrs. Easterwood
County Extension Agent News
Vyvien Duncan
Hrandy Brady Monument
Earl Finlay
Wilkerson Funeral Service Insurance Company
Mason
Scott McWilliams
Will
Mac
McMillan
Pd. Pol
Lincoln Craft
AGRI
John C. White
Glenn Rites
E. Main Brady
Clan Mills
Brady National Bank
Federal Income Tax Return
FDIC
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