Otte's Residence Wins Christmas Decoration Contest
The Ernst Otte home captured first prize in the Christmas Home Decoration contest sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. First prize money of $25 was awarded to the Ottes for their standout display.
25 Dec 1970
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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1970
Page
1
The Ernst Otte home captured first prize in the Christmas Home Decoration contest sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. First prize money of $25 was awarded to the Ottes for their standout display.
Funeral services for Albert Carl Bud Oldham were held in Wilkerson Memorial Chapel. Oldham, a retired city employee, died Tuesday at Heart of Texas Memorial Hospital. Rev. Lamar Leifeste officiated. Burial was in Rest Haven Cemetery. He was born February 14, 1900 in Jones County and lived in Brady since 1905. He married Lillian Ecklund in 1919. Survivors include wife, a son, two daughters, seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren, plus siblings and a brother in Brady.
Merchants across the Heart of Texas report solid Christmas business despite unemployment and drought. Clothing stores lead, with toys and small appliances selling well. furniture and drug stores also see strong activity. Shoppers crowd stores as Excalibur closes and Roddie Wool Scouring scales back, but overall outlook remains favorable for McCulloch Countians.
Brownwood's AAA Lions edged the Brady Bulldogs 56-54 as Will Scott debut scored 22 points to lead Brownwood. Willie Jones poured 21 for Brady, Terry Penn added 11, and the teams traded leads through a tight four-quarter battle in Brownwood.
Mrs Margaret Frances Barber leaves Tuesday to spend the holidays in Corpus Christi with her brother Bowen McClure and family.
Mrs. Ernst Otte attempted the prelude at the First Christian Church last Sunday when a sudden power outage stopped the organ. The interruption delayed the processional and disrupted the usual opening.
The Brady High School Annual Staff announced winners after runoff voting. Terry Penn named most popular boy and Peggy Scott most popular girl. Pam Anderson was most beautiful girl, Hal Huffman most handsome boy. Paula Whiteley and Larry Anderson chosen as representative girl and boy.
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