San Angelo Eyes Stacy Dam Site
San Angelo files a presentation with the Texas Water Commission to study the feasibility of a Stacy Dam at about 18 million dollars. The project would supply municipal and industrial water and may require broad cooperation from water users in McCulloch Coleman Concho and Runnels Counties. The site lies downstream from Lake Nasworthy near the Concho River where the four counties meet.
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San Angelo
Tex Water Commission
Commion
McCulloch County
Doole- Hoole
Ryant
Corps of Engineers
Stacy
Bryant
Concho River
Colorado River
McCulloch, Coleman, Concho
Runnels
Spillers Move to St Louis After Brady Schooling
Mr and Mrs Spiller both grew up in Brady and completed first grade together at South Ward. He earned a B S in chemical engineering and will work as a Monsanto Company engineer in St Louis. Their daughter Suzanne was born in 1940.
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Mel Hoge Spiller
Brady
Demeers
University of Texas
Wadd
South Ward
Marine Recruiter to Visit Brady for Recruiting Session
United States Marine Corps staff sergeant Otis Milligan will be in Brady from to 12 noon on Wednesday September 2 to speak with potential recruits ages 17 to 28. He will provide information on enlistment and opportunities in the Marine Corps.
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Otis Milligan
United States Marine Corps
Brady
Marine Corps
Highway maps available at Chamber of Commerce office
Official highway maps for every state including Hawaii and Alaska are now at the Chamber of Commerce office. They are free for the asking if anyone is planning a trip, said manager George Purcell. Most maps issued in the last few weeks are 1064 editions.
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union—Haven
Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
George Purcell
Mrs Otto Frederick Remains Hospitalized. Likely Brady Release
Mrs Otto Frederick who was hospitalized on August 12 has responded well to treatment and expects to be released from Brady Hospital on Friday. The update notes her improved condition and planned discharge.
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Otto Frederick
Brady Hospital
Brady Plans for Bigger Public Schools Across City
The Brady City Plan discusses future school needs, site sizes, and locations. It calls for increasing elementary sites to about eight acres, junior highs 15 acres with 500 to 1,000 students, and senior highs 1,000 to 2,000 students where feasible. Existing facilities are uneven, with several wards undersized, prompting expansion or relocation to undeveloped areas.
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Brady
North Ward
South Ward
East Ward
Dunbar
Brady Junior High
Brady High School
Little League Officers Meet Thursday Night
The Little League Baseball Association calls a 7:20 p.m. meeting at Rich ards Park field on Thursday Sept. 3 to close the year. Managers assistants umpires officers sponsors and parents should attend as new officers are elected for the 196% season and possible Texas Teen-Age Baseball Association joining is discussed. Bobby Hollman of Brownwood will be a special guest. George Garrett urges turnout.
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Little League Baseball Association
Little League
Richards Park
Texas
Mrs J A Anders Dies After Illness in Brady Hospital
Mrs Florence Anders, 83, died at 5 30 am Wednesday at Brady Hospital after eight days as a patient. Funeral services were held at Wilkerson Chapel at 3 pm Thursday with Rev Li Grimes officiating and burial in Live Oak Cemetery. Born February 15, 1884 in Sprinkle. family lived in Katemney and moved to Brady in 1939. Survivors: husband J A Anders. son Roderick Smith of Natchitoches. daughter Mrs Clarence Bell of Brady. two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. two stepdaughters Mrs Jo Nell Rogers of Big Spring and Mrs Marie Brown of Corpus Christi. two stepsons Harris and A J A Anders Jr of Dallas.
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Florence Anders
Wilkerson Chapel
Li Grimes
Brady Gospel Tabernacle
Live Oak Cemetery
Anders
Sprinkle
Travis County
Katemney
Brady
Avenue B
Don
Wiad J. A Anders
Roderick Smith
Naeoendoches
Clarence Bell
Jo Nell Rogers
Big Spring
Marie Brown
Cormus Christi
Harris
A. J. A. Anders, Jr
Dallas
Touch Calling Telephone Debuts in Wadeworth Exchange
A new touch calling telephone with 16 pushbuttons replaces the rotary dial in the Wadeworth exchange of Northern Ohio Telephone Co. The device, developed by Automatic Electric Co. for GT and EE, speeds dialing and is tested locally with limited customer trials. An automatic electric pushbutton pay phone is also shown in the downtown area.
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Wadeworth
Ohio
Northern Ohio Telephone Company
General Telephone and Electronics Corporation
Southwestern States Telephone Co
Automatic Electric Company
GT & EE
Touch
Wadsworth Exchange
Edmiston Jr. Receives Master’s in Education at Sam Houston
Edgar L. Edmiston Jr. earned a Master’s degree in Education during graduation exercises at Sam Houston State College in Huntsville. He has taught in a Houston high school and will become a counselor next school year. The Edmiston family visited Edgar, his wife, and son Robin in Houston after the ceremony.
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Sam Houston State College
Huntaville
Edgar L. Edmiston, Jr
Edmiston
Houston
Edmistons
Edgar
Robin
Kimble Menard Convention Meets at Hext Church
A county singing convention will gather Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock at the Hext Baptist Church. The event brings together Kimble and Menard counties for a community singing program.
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Kimble-Menard
Hext ‘Baptist Church
Brady Half Day Schedule For Four County Schools
Four McCulloch County schools Brady Melvin Rochelle and Lohn start half day or full day schedules on Monday with bus routes adjusted. Brady operates half day with 11 a.m. return buses. Melvin and Lohn go full day with lunches. Rochelle buses run late and dismiss at 2 30 p.m. Regular classes resume Tuesday. Brady cafeteria opens Tuesday with lunch at 30 cents and tickets sold by principals. Elementary split by railroad lines. new students bring report cards and Brady requires smallpox vaccination and birth certificate.
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McCulloch County
Brady
Melvin
Rochelle
Lohn
North Ward
South Ward
Brady Bulldogs Scrimmage Shows Defensive Woes
Coach Owens blasted the Brady Bulldogs defense as not yet mentally ready after a scrimmage with Anson. The score was even with two touchdowns. injuries are light aside from Atherton’s broken thumb and Wade’s bad knee.
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K. Owens
Brady Bulldogs
Anson
Owens
Lions Club
Brady
Jimmy Rodrigue
Atherton
Lobby Wade
Mrs Minnie J Robinson and Mrs Delia Gordanier Visit Lubbock
Mrs Minnie J Robinson and Mrs Delia Gordanier traveled to Lubbock to visit their children and stayed in Brady last Sunday. Robinson stayed with son and daughter in law Nelson Robinson and three children in Slate. Gordanier visited Mule Shoe with son in law and daughter in law Guy Edwards. The group visited Howard Smith and Kenneth in Lubbock on Wednesday.
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Minnie J. Robinson
Delia Gordanier
Lubbock
Brady
Robinson
Nelson Robinson
Slate
Gordanier
Muleshoe
Guy Edwards
Howard Smith
Kenneth
College Station visitors return after week with Bodenhamers
Here From College Station Mr. and Mrs. Greg Dye of College Station returned home Wednesday after spending a week here as guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bodenhamer. Greg is a veterinary student at A&M University.
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College Station
Greg Dye
E. L. Bodenhamer
Greg
A&m University
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Eldorado
Ketamae Stallings
Fred Taylor
Mer
Wayne Spiller
Roger Stiller
Ans Spiller
CC Office
School of Vocational Nursing
Trinity Methodist Church
Gloria Lehn
Jack Tyrone
Ranger
P Asledge
Alfred Schwertner
J. W. Willmann
Eldred Pruitt
J. A. Anders
McCulloch
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Dugan Cal
Proud Champs8
Tommy Ruth Archer
Reba Harkind
Janet Winters
Winters
Anna
Rell Henry
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