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Newspaper

Brady Standard

Location

Brady, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1962

Page

9

Melvin News Highlights Visits and Family News

August notices show visits among Melvin area families with relatives from Hillsboro San Antonio Arlington Zellwood and Phoenix. Also reported are hospital patients Brady School reunion at Peel country club and the death of Tommy Turner in an auto crash with sympathy offered to the family.

Melvin W. J. Walker Hillsboro Frank Marlear Walker Marlar J. C. Lewallen San Antonio Ruby Lewallen Hilma Anderson Y Scene Morgans Eric Holmquist Loveland Colo John Alsdorf Jess Sherman Thomas Alexander Jerry Gail Earl Sherman Linda Arlington Dale C. Sherman Petty Debbie Carroll Potter Jan Del Zellwood Fia Seas Sherman Tommy Turner Earl Dahlberg Kenny Corpus Allcorn Colorado Mrr Elmer Gainey

Social visits and family trips noted in local column

Mrs. E. F. Schmitt's daughter Pat from Houston visited last Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stowe. Mr. Gainey is a nephew of Mr. Stowe. Monk Stowe of Trent and his father Mr. Stowe made a surprise visit Friday en route from Corpus Christi. Talmage Wood and family spent last weekend at Three Rivers for a reunion with all their children, joined by Elroy Otte family, LaVon Anderson family, Gail Wood of A&M College, and Harold White of Three Rivers.

Pat Houston J. A. Stowe Gainey Mr. Stowe Monk Stowe Trent Corpus Christi Talmage Wood Three Rivers Wood Elroy Otte

Sister of Bradyite Lola Mae Rose Dies in Brownwood

Lola Mae Rose of Brownwood formerly Fort Worth died in Brownwood and was buried there Sunday July 29. Funeral was led by Rev. J. J. Jordan of Brady. Bradyites attending included Mes J. E. Herrington, Wayne Spiller, Autrey Vinson, A. J. Ricks, W. A. Carroll, Miss Nola Meers, and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Williams.

Lola Mae Rose Brownwood Fort Worth Ira Turner Brady J. J. Jordan

Card of Thanks for William Lee

The William Lee Family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends neighbors relatives Brady Hospital staff and Holt Baptist Church members for kindness and help during the illness and death of William Lee special thanks to pallbearers ministers Bro Wilborn and Bro Brown and the choir

Brady Hospital William Lee Bro, Wilborn Bro. Brown Holt Baptist Church

Katemcy Remembered: Médicine Roads and Post Office Roots

The account recalls 1879 to 1900 life around Katemcy Texas with the Cowan and Allison families. It notes W. F. Cowan as a country doctor, Mary Cowan riding for help, a local race track, early mills and gins, lime kilns, and the first post office named Katemey. The narrative covers schools, churches, and notable locals like G. F. Hurley and Alfred Cowan.

W. F. Cowan Alfred Bell County Mason County Allisons Mason Prooks Katemey Creek Mary Allison Katemcy Cowan Brothers John Elias Cowan House G. W. Allison Otha Kirkpatrick Mason Mountain Hurleys South Carolina Praters Georgia Brattons Missouri Camp San Saba Ed Will Katemey Silas Scarborough Virdie Baze Arthur Willhelm A. R. Cowan J. H. Dobbs Ed Turner T. H. Wood Felix Jordan Hague Hogue Cole W. F. Jordan G. F. Hurley

Farm Bureau Directors To Meet At Electric Co op

Farm Bureau directors will hold a meeting at 8 p.m. Saturday at the electric cooperative building to discuss upcoming programs and member services.

Farm Bureau Electric Co-Op Building

Forty Riders Present at Heart O' Texas Riding Club Meeting

Forty riders and their horses attended Monday night’s Heart O' Texas Riding Club meeting at the Jubilee. The club now lists 90 adults and teenagers and 10 riders under 12 years old in its membership.

Heart O’ Texas Riding Club

Grandson Born to Harwell Family in Rochelle

Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Price and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harwell of Rochelle announce the birth of Kevin Ray Harwell at New Home on July 13. He has an older brother Jason. The newborn’s father Billy Claude Harwell is the coach at New Home school.

H. E. Price Bill Harwell Rochelle Kevin Ray Harwell New Home Billy Claude Harwell Jason Harwell

Brady Wayne Sellers Visits Rock Hill Evening Herald Publisher

Wayne Sellers, publisher of the Rock Hill Evening Herald in South Carolina, made a courtesy visit to the Brady community newspaper where he discussed regional reporting and community engagement with local staff.

Sellers Brady Wayne Sellers The Rock Hill 8. C Evening Herald

Doc Sellers Visits Brady Friends Despite Poor Health

Doc Sellers and his mother Mrs. Doc Sellers of Rising Star spent Tuesday in Brady visiting relatives and friends. The former publisher of the Brady Sentinel and retired publisher of the Rising Star Record, he is in poor health and could not make the trip.

Doc Sellers Rising Star Brady Sentinel Rising Star Record Brady

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