Lohn News Highlights Local Family Events 1970
The Brady area notes a 1.2 inch rain benefiting grain, cooler temps to 22 degrees, and varied moisture in Pear Valley. Highlights include family visits, a 50th wedding anniversary in Brady, weddings in San Antonio and Houston, obituaries, travel of SFC William Lohn from Virginia via Europe, and local church and school ties with Lohn family members and friends across Brady, Ballinger, San Antonio, and Abilene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lohn
Texas
Pear Valley
W. B. Carroll
Patricia
Ricky
Fort Worth
T. L. West
Warren West
Brenda
Cindy
Darla
San Antonio
West
Ray Nobles
Post
Brady Housing Community Center
B. G. Lewis
Odessa
Larry Lohn
Carl
San Marcos
Lohn Cemetery
Dave Conolly
Ballinger
Ballinger Hospital
Richard
Willis Faulkner
Fred
Asmara
Ethiopia
Hill
Frankfurt
W. T
Germany
Excuses at the Great Supper prompt church admonition
Southside Church of Christ in Brady Texas uses a Luke 14 parable about the great supper to rebuke excuses for skipping worship. The article lists common excuses such as fatigue, hosting visitors, a sick baby, and family time, urging readers to prioritize God and his will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Heaven
Mrs W H Marshall of Brady and Mrs Henry Ho
Two Brady based women named Mrs W H Marshall and Mrs Henry Ho are noted in a brief social item. The snippet mentions their identities without additional context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Marshall
Brady
Henry Ho
McCulloch County Agent reports 1969 extension activity
The annual report shows 1969 extension work by McCulloch County Agricultural Agent including 2000 consultations with individuals and families, 925 for other agencies, 168 news articles, 120 meetings, 1108 publications, over 8000 pieces of mail, 20 adult demonstrations, and four to eight 4 H club enrollments rising from 163 to 214 amid county youth and adult programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCulloch County
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Land Grant University
Texas A&m
Extension Service
Gentle manners note prompts door courtesy for ladies
An old advice line urges keeping doors open for women as a polite habit. It notes thanks may not come, but the act builds courtesy and arm strength.
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Casey
D. B. Krischke
Tony
Brownwood
Gordon Newton
Jerry Rockwell
Julie
Myrtle Browning
R. J. Deck
Leon Barton
Bess Marshall
Coleman
Jack Huie
L. O. Marshall
Monterey Nursing Home
C. E. Frost
Gid Browning
Alley Gardner
Austin
George Hill
W. E. Waite
Mickey Tobey
W. F. Dixon
J. F. Ake
Abilene
Charles Ed Hill
Blooming Grove
Emmitt of
Lincoln Sohn
Bill Tedder
L. D. Browning
Amarillo
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Brady Standard and Heart OF Texas News
Dale Young
Gwynneth Curtis
Austria
Browning
Curtis
Lohn Church of Christ
Col. Talmadge Bratton
Pentagon
Washington D. C
Marshall Bratton
San Angelo
Mmes
J. R. Winstead
R. E. Briscoe
M. W. Holland
E. D Solsberg
Heart of Texas Memorial Hospital
L. S. Walker
Essie Millsap
Lubbock
Fred Lohns
M. H. Short
Hugh
G. L. Doyal
Ray Schulze
Doug
Amy
Midland
Ira Bray
Rockwood
H. E. Crumley
H. T. Montgomery
Daughters
S. C. Crumley, Jr
Dallas
Crumley
Russell Sallee
Eldorado
Grace Draper
Niles
Calif
T. N. West
Alvin Smith
Jayton
Mr. and
Mrs Lincoln Lohn
Oma Tedder
Jerry Tedder
Jerry
Chanda
Mrs Tedder
Grady Moore
Elbert Boswe Gite
Marc
Apdag
Dickye Moore
Brett
Charles Moore
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Imperial Beach
Rice Della Moore
Jack Horne
Sandra Johnson
Houston
Lohn Schools
David
Winford
Sun
Topaz
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Dany Robin
Billy Young
Robert Mitchum
Dean Martin
the Desperados
Vince Edwards
Southside Church of Christ Burns & High
Brady, Tex
Gene Lyles
C. B. Groves City
VA Uniroyal
TRE
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Imes
Jia
Laredo
Bankamericard
James Wilkinson
Homer Duncum Tire CO
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