Trophies To Champs In McCulloch Junior Rodeo
The McCulloch County Junior Rodeo at G Rollie White Downs Arena August 11 12 crowned Best All Around Boy and Girl seniors Bonnie Sewall Brookesmith and Bill Bratton Rochelle and juniors Ginger Epperson Tom Epperson Cherokee. Event results list winners in Wild Cow Saddling Bull Riding Senior Vie Down Roping and more with numerous riders from Brady Mason Rochelle Harper Lampasas and nearby towns. Committee chairs Tom and Lester Galbreath led planning with Sheriff Lake Vogel and others. stock provided by Harvey Ringer Carl Kiesling M D McWilliams and crews. 4-H leaders supplied sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCulloch County
County
G. Rollie White Downs Arena
Bonnie Sewall
Brookesmith
Bill Bratton
Rochelle
Ginger Epperson
Tom Epperson
Cherokee
Wild Cow
Brady
Lampasas
Glen Grote
Mason
Mark Moseley
Mike Miller
Kerrville
Donnie Miller
Mark Miller
Bob Bush
Richland
Craig McMillan
Brownwood
Buzzy Harper
Ray Bush
Bill Bush
Richland Springs
Allen McCartney
Bobby Zesch
Don Dennis
Paul Lehmberg
David
Barbara J. Peril
Harper
Terry Jane Wolf
Jeanne Chew
Susie Locklear
Debbie Gentry
Jeannie Gail Whiteley
Jonnie Sewall
Prady
Barbara Peril
Leslie Huling
San Angelo
Joe Beth Peril
Pam Bierschwale
Jo Nell Epperson
Cynthia Whitworth
Doole
Hardy Stewardson
San Saba
Larry Ringer
Corky Bierschwale
James Williams
Mackey Ranne
Bennie Deeds
David Whitworth
Marcia Montgomery
Hamilton
Jo Beth Peril
Pam Bierschwab
Janet Huffman
Carleigh Montgomery
Tom and
Lester Galbreath
Camp San Saba
Bill Huffman
Guy Siler
Sheriff Lake Vogel
Speedy Wells
Jack Williams
Tom Galbreath
Tuffy Moseley
Steve Snodgrass
Pete Finckwell
Lester Gal
Elementary Pupils Register Aug 28 For Enrollment
Students in Brady elementary schools must register Monday August 28 with birth certificates report cards and book cards. Vaccination proof required. Out of town bus students divided by district attend China or South Ward and North Ward accordingly. Bus routes run morning and return by about 11:30 to 12 noon.
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Thes
Brady
China Elementary
South Bridge
15Th Street
Jordan Street
Adkins, Radiey
Avenue A
Carey Avenue
Brady Creek
South Ward
North Ward
Medicaid program to start in Texas on Sept 1
State and hospital officials expect the new Texas Medicaid program to begin September 1, covering 550000 needy residents. The plan, authorized by the same federal act as Medicare, will use $155 million in benefits in year one with a four to one federal match for $26.7 million state outlay. Eligible Texans include welfare recipients and certain disabled or institutionalized individuals, with services paid through a fiscal intermediary and administered by Blue Cross Blue Shield under state supervision. Identification cards will be issued for enrollment.
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Austin
Tex
Texas Department of Public Welfare
Welfare Department
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Department of Public Welfare
Texas Officials Shuffle Roles And Rules Across Agencies
W O Karpendo will become chief engineer of the Texas Aeronautics Commission on Sept 21. L H Prodoehl of Austin starts as first director of the state operated information education and referral service for mentally retarded. Parks and Wildlife Commission holds August 17 hearing to map rules for importing selling or releasing undesirable tropical fish and fish eyes. List includes 11 species such as Aruana Piranha electric eel electric catfish Garpike Pavon or Peacock bass two South American catfish and freshwater stingray. Draft quota for September is 1180 for 155 draft boards. August 1421 July 974 May 85 April 675. Approximately 4000 men to be forwarded for Army service. Gov Preston Smith sets November 11 special election in Harris County to fill Rep Lee Duggan Jr seat. New Texas Occupational Safety Board to interview applicants for chief safety engineer at 17500 per year on Sept 7.
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Texas
Morris S. Schwartz
Selective Service
Army
Preston Smith
Harris County
Lee Duggan, Jr
Houston
New Texas Occupational Safety Board
Edward Long Rites Held at Cox Cemetery
Edward Wellington Long 68 died Tuesday in Brady Hospital after a long illness. Services were held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Cox Cemetery graveside directed by Wilker son Funeral Home with Rev Elmo Turnell officiating. Born July 19, 1899 in Placid he was a life long resident and farmer. He married April 17, 1923. Survived by his wife Bernice a son Oliver Long of Placid a daughter Mrs George Nichols Jr of Imperial and a sister Maudie Long of Muleshoe. Pallbearers were George Veazey Kilmer Barrow Preston Cowan Ollie Weatherman Joe Walker Turnell and Damon Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wellington Long
Brady Hospital
Cox Cemetery
Wilkerson Funeral Home
Elmo Turnell
United Pentecostal Church
Mr. Long
Placid
Bernice
Oliver Long
George Nichols, Jr
Imperial
Maudie Long
Muleshoe
George Veazey
Kilmer Barrow
Preston Cowan
Ollie Weatherman
Joe Walker Turnell
Damon Cunningham
Guests of parents spend week with Fowler family
Mrs Harold Lee Shary and Keith from Houston visit her parents Mr and Mrs Egan Fowler this week staying in their home. The note records a social visit and guest names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lee
Shary and
Keith
Houston
Egan Fowler
Our Teenagers Help Fight a Big Fire Last Week
Brady teenagers aided the fire department during a major blaze helping with hoses and water. Young men and women from all races volunteered many hours and were praised by the fire chief for unselfish effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Albuquerque and Belton Couples Visit in New Mexico
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Bell of Albuquerque and Mr. and Mrs. Don Rich of Belton visited Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Flanagin. Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Flanagin, former Clayton area schoolmates, reunited after 41 years. Also present were Mrs. Jesse Taylor and Mrs. Eunice Flanagin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Bell
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Don Rich
Belton
Burrell Flanagin
Bell
Flanagin
Clayton
N. M
Rich
Husband
Ft. Hood
Card of appreciation for San Saba grass fire help
Mr and Mrs Barnett and Mr and Mrs Carroll extend thanks to Mevin Fire Department members who fought a grass fire on their ranch lease at San Saba last Saturday. They express appreciation for the time and effort given.
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Mevin
San Saba
Miss Mary Ann Dillon to Receive Masters Degree
Miss Mary Ann Dillon daughter of Mr and Mrs Fien Dillon of Brady is scheduled to graduate with a Master’s in Elementary Education on August 25 from Trinity University San Antonio. Dillon also earned a BA in religion from Trinity and is employed at St Luke’s Episcopal Church and Day School in San Antonio.
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Mary Ann Dillon
Fien Dillon of
Brady
Trinity University
San Antonio
Dillon
Trinity
St Luke's Episcopal Church
44 Entries Vie In Shetland Pony Show
Forty four entries exhibited at the Brady Shetland Pony Show held at Richards Park show barns last weekend. Competitors traveled from Dallas Vernon Navasota Abilene Mineral Wells Weatherford San Anonzo Ovale Winters Brady and Enid Okla. Mr. Larigo owned by John Norman of Winters named model stallion and Wyndmoor Gloring owned by Williams Pony Farm of Brady was the model mare. Clifton Thomas of Haskell judged the show with multiple grand and reserve champions listed by owner and location.
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Richards Park
Dallas
Vernon
Navasota
Abilene
Mineral Wells
Weatherford
San Anzio
Ovale
Winters
Brady
Enid
Okla
Mr. Larigo
John Norman
Model
Wyndmoor Gloring
Williame
Baid
Kenyple Dolls Diablo
J. K. Lee
Red Velvet
O. Kk. Hale
Cathy el Tego
Hoffman Pony Farm
Vernon Reserve
Lions District Governor J. Marvin Allen Speaks at Brady Club
J Marvin Allen district governor of 2A-1 Lions International was principal speaker at the Brady Lions Club luncheon at Plateau Restaurant. He discussed his Chicago convention trip from July 5 to 8 and urged plans to attend the International conclave in Dallas next June.
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J. Marvin Allen
San Angelo
Lions International
Brady Lions Club
Plateau Restaurant
James Wilkinson
Brady Club
Allen
Chicago
Dallas
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McCulloch
Frady
Harker
Larry N. Dawson
Nash Wholesale Hardware Co
Fort Worth
S. College
Scotty
Sheila
Donnie
Gibbs
Senate
Dorsey Hardeman
David Ratliff
Stamford
W. E. (Red) Berry
Bruce A. Reagan
Corpus Christi
J. P. Ward
Meridian
Smith
Charles Herring
Henry C. Grover
Ben Barnes
Charles Scruggs
Charlie Schreiner
Doy Forkner
Lubbock
Hilary Doran
del Rio
Delwin Jones
Barnes
Rayford Price
Palestine
Anthony R. Cartlidge
Texas Liquor Control Board
E. A. Gordon
Texas Fine Arts Commission
Ted H. Strauss
W. O. Karpendo
Federal Aviation Administration District
Texas Aeronautics Commission
L. H. Prodoehl
Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission
Edward Long
City Drug Co
Dial
Ers
N. M. Barnett
Mrs. Carroll Barnett
Community Service & Supply
Southwest Texas Shetland Breeders Association
PD Wl V
Olin
Clifton Thomas
Haskell
Lions Club
J. W. Ragsdale
Optometrist
Heady, Texas
COX Gulf Station Second Auto Supply
W. Commerce St
Brady, Texas
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