Radio Man to Emcee Queen Contest Here
Kill Schomette, popular KENS announcer, will emcee the District 7 Farm Bureau queen contest at Brady Country Club next Thursday at 8 p.m. Twelve counties send amateur talent for entertainment. District winner gets trip to state contest in Houston, wrist watches in Houston, and state winner goes to the national Farm Bureau convention in Miami.
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Kill Schomette
KENS
San Antonio
District 7 Farm
Brady Country Club
Houston
National Farm Bureau
Miami
Fla
McCulloch County
Betty Richie
Vester Richie
Brady
George Johanson
E. J. Moss
Liano
R. W. Burgess
Fredericksburg
Anson Oden
Brownwood
Hospital News Patient List for August Entries
A sequence of patient names and associated towns listed under Hospital News spanning August 19 through August 23. Entries include Mrs. Vernon Neve, Mrs. Mary Black, Brady, Woodrow Wilkerson, Mrs. Odell Smith, Menard, Mrs. Eula Harkey and others from Brady, Rockwood, Mason, Eden, Richland Springs, Junction, Salt Gap, San Antonio, and Rochelle. Continuous listings mention multiple dates and patients.
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Vernon Neve
Mary Black
Brady
Woodrow Wilkerson
Odell Smith
Menard
Eula Harkey
Boerne
L. H. Lehne
Fr. McKavett
B. L. Bissett
John
Linda Gay Blackwell
J. T. Avants
Rockwood
Perry Kuhlmann
Mason
Hattie Ward
W. A. Wilder
John Sloane
Jack Bostick
Charles Lynn Bryson
Howard Smith
John Espinoza
R. E. Berry
Richland Springs
S. M. Skinner
Eden
Glenn Smith
Rochelle
J. B. Day
Melvin
I. Z. Woodard
al Joel Swenning
E. T. Leifeste
Oma Stone
Jerry Simpson
G. R. Rothman
Junction
A. W. Huey
L. C. James
Guy Sallee
Salt Gap
Lola Mae Pratt
San Antonio
Mary Mayfield
C. R. Ledezma
A. T. Brown
Sam McCollum
Brady Hospital Schedules Surgical Dismissals and Admissions
On August 18 to 22 several patients including Jack Simpson Terry Parker Jimmy Adams and Kay Slaughter Angleton Julia Evans Ben Martinez Melvin Bessie Mae Smith and George Lacy are listed for surgeries and admissions at Brady. Dismissals occur August 19 Jimmy Adams and August 21 W R Roock Jack Simpson and W L Mooring with additional August 22 entries for Kay Slaughter Angieton and L W Dennard.
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Jack Simpson
Terry Parker
Jimmy Adams
Brady
L. W. Dennard
H. E. Patterson
Kay Slaughter
Angleton
Julia Evans
Ben Martinez
Melvin
Bessie Mae Smith
Charles Bolton
George Lacy
W. R. Roock
W. L. Mooring
Angieton
Sister visit highlights Dallas ties in Doran family
Mrs Dub Doran of Dallas arrived Saturday to visit her sister Mrs Rosa Samuelson and other relatives, extending family ties during the weekend.
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Dub Doran
Dallas
Rosa Samuelson
Angelo Man Who Saw Brady’s Early Days Dies in San Angelo
Jesse James Carpenter 85 known as Uncle Bud, a Brady pioneer born 1861 in Alabama, died Tuesday at his San Angelo home. He moved to Brady at 14 with his father A. J. Carpenter, helped build San Angelo landmarks, and recalled Brady’s first sermon. Funeral held Thursday in San Angelo. survivors include wife and three sons Roy and R. C. Carpenter of San Angelo and others.
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Angelo
Brady
Jesse James
Uncle Bud) Carpenter
San Angelo
Alabama
Mr. Carpenter
A. J. Carpenter
Carpenters
Paint Rock
Bowie County
Carpenter
Roy
R. C. Carpnter
San
Community Column From Voca Texas Updates Visits and Fair
Our area saw no rain last week but enjoyed a refreshing breeze. The Spillers and Fleesons traveled to Fort Worth and Brady with visiting relatives, while Behrens hosts hosted Charley Ohlhausen and family. Attendees joined the Fredericksburg Fair trip with extended visits to Angelo and Del Rio relatives and California visitors from Van Nuys.
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Voca
Texas
E. E. Spiller
Fort Worth
Walter Fleeson, Jr
Brady
G. O. Darley
Charley Ohlhausen
Henry
Hulda
Dora Behrens
C. M. Burns
Visitors from Houston Llano and Mason at Brady Hospital
Here For Week End His son and two daughters and their families visited in the home of C. W. Jacobson over the weekend. The group included Jarvis R. Jacobson and family from Houston, Clide Nalls and two daughters from Llano, and Thomas Brown and two sons and daughters from Mason. Higginbotham's employee Howard Smith entered Brady Hospital Tuesday with satisfactory condition described Thursday.
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C. W. Jacobson
Jarvis R. Jacobson
Houston
Clide Nalls
Llano
Thomas Brown
Mason
Howard Smith
Higginbotham’s
Brady Hospital
Bush Family Visiting Melvin Relatives
Mr and Mrs Joe Bush and their son Jerry of Big Spring are spending several days in Melvin visiting relatives and friends.
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Joe Bush
Jerry
Big Spring
Melvin
Tomball and Houston visitors stay with Steve Swensk
Mrs. Milton Du Bose and daughter Helen of Tomball along with Mr. and Mrs. Gene Russell and their boys from Houston spent Tuesday to Thursday as visitors in the Steve Swensk home. Mrs. Du Bose is the mother of Mrs. Swensk.
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Milton Du _ Bose
Helen
Tomball
Gene Russell
Houston
Steve Swensk
du Bose
Swensk
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