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Newspaper

Brady Standard

Location

Brady, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1976

Page

5

The Rat in Your Home and How to Stop It

The Texas Department of Health Resources warns home visitors are rats when food scraps and harborage exist. Overfed pets, unsecured garbage, and gaps invite rats that invade kitchens, walls, and attics. Public programs and homeowner action focus on removing food and shelter to curb infestations nationwide.

Texas Department of Health Resources Texas United States Public Health Education Division General Sanitation Division Amarillo Brownville Health Department U. S Department of Health Resources

W. A. Hogan Dies in Hill Country Hospital

William A. Shorty Hogan 69 of Harper died January 29 at Hill Country Memorial Hospital Fredericksburg. Services February 31 at United Presbyterian Harper with burial Harper Cemetery. Born January 13 1907 in Comanche he was a rancher. Survived by wife a son Billy Hogan of Navasota a brother four sisters mother and two grandchildren.

William A. (Shorty) Hogan Harper Hill Country Memorial Hospital Fredericksburg United Presbyterian Church Harper Cemetery Comanche Hogan Annet Green Brady Minnie S. Green Billy Hogan Navasota Orvil D. Hogan Big Sandy Vondle Simmons Dallas Louise Moore Bernell Huddleston Irving Inez Campbell Duncan Okla Pearl Williamson Stephenville

Brady Chamber set to host economic district meeting and safety clinic

Brady Chamber of Commerce board meets February 2. A February 19 Brownwood Coliseum session will explain an Economic Development Assistance District spanning seven counties to access EDA loans and grants. The group plans a Home Safety and First Aid Clinic with instructor Jerome Wilkerson and an organizational meeting February 19. The board commended Dan Miller and committee for nearly six thousand dollars raised at the livestock show. They note a San Angelo banquet and a planned April 8 bicentennial event. The Crafts Fair is scheduled April 10–11 at San Angelo Fairgrounds with booth space by March 20. A McCulloch County Cystic Fibrosis drive seeks a chairman. The office collects job seekers and employers, and ranch leasing inquiries rise for 1976. A West Texas Water Needs presentation comes February 23–27 for groups. The Mountain Matterhorn in the Alps is described as collapsing with eroding slopes and an overhanging peak.

Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors John Jones Brownwood Brownwood Coliseum Brown Callahan Coleman Comanche Eastland McCulloch Mills San Saba Miller and Siler Greater Chamber West Texas Chamber of Commerce West Texas

Kimble Menard Singing Convention Set at Hext Church

Hext Texas February 3 The Kimble Menard County Singing Convention will meet February 8 from 2 to 4 p m at the Hext Baptist Church. Everyone is welcome. Local residents and visitors are noted in social roundups including visits among Carriger Nixon Turner Kinsala and Jacoby families with several travel and birthday events.

Hext Texas Kimble-Menard County Hext Baptist Church Hazel Carriger Raggan Nixon Junction Anne Belle Turner Totsie Kinsala Menard Earl Jacoby San Angelo Oliver Hamilton Brady Hospital

Congressmen Purge Reflects on Public Spending and Prayer Breakfasts

In a January 30, 1976 Washington column Congressman Bob Purge condemns federal subsidies and a liberal Public Works Bill while praising National Prayer breakfasts and school programs that begin with prayer and allegiance pledges. He stresses respect for country and Maker as key to a strong nation.

Technical Sergeant Jacob A Whitten in Korea unit

Technical Sergeant Jacob A. Whitten, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Whitten of Brady, serves at Kunsan Air Base Korea with a Pacific Air Forces unit. An avionic sensor systems technician, he was previously at Udorn Royal Thai AFB Thailand and is a 1961 Eldorado High School graduate. Land of Fire Tierra del Fuego name origin linked to Magellan and fires.

Kunsan Republic of Korea Kunsan AB Pacific Air Forces Jacob A. Whitten C. M. Whitten Brady Whitten Udorn Royal Thai Afb Thailand Eldorado High School Tierra del Fuego Land of Ferdinand Magellan South America

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