Cole See 55 Cent 8-Lb Marsh Seedess Bag
A local advertisement promotes an 8 pound bag of Marsh Seedess seed priced at 55 cents. The listing highlights a value deal and urges purchases from the grocery or hardware retailer.
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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1956
Page
6
Marilyn Monroe Headlines Scenic Drive In Run
The Scenic Drive-In Theatre schedules a three night showing of The Seven Year Itch starting Sunday. Marilyn Monroe stars opposite Tom Ewell in the Billy Wilder romantic comedy filmed in color CinemaScope with exterior NYC scenes drawing huge crowds and intense media attention during production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Monroe
Tom Ewell
Billy Wilder
New York City
Miss Monroe
Mr. Ewell
Wilder
Milton Krasner
Brady Hospital Admits and Discharges Feb 5 8
Brady Hospital lists admissions for February 5 to 8 including W P Gober Mrs Lloyd Blauvelt Rochelle John McLeod Pontotoc Mrs Luke Kendrick Eden Walter Hurd Brady and others. Discharges on February 5 6 7 include Mrs Kelly Brown Frank Laurels and two more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Gober
Mercury
Lloyd Blauvelt
Rochelle
John McLeod
Pontotoc
Luke Kendrick
Eden
Walter Hurd
Brady
Sherman Huie, Jr
Doole
Caroline Latham
Fredonia
Edward Turner
Jimmie James
Charles Guentert
Katemey
Jess Buntyn
Field Creek
John Leakey
Menard
Curtis Street
Allen Lawrence
Robert Beeman
Roy Ellison
T. T. Turner
Melvin
Sherry Brown
Richland Springs
Norman Painter
Harold Sessom
Eben Thompson
T. Moser
Bert Harrison
Jess Sorge
Beth Rawlings
Santos Garcia
Kelly Brown
Frank Laurels
Alfred Schwertner
Baby
Roy Morales
Mary Shearer
Carmen Phillips
John
L. A. Aycock
George van Dolen
Pear Valley
W. T. Gary
H. G. Lowrey
Carolyn Latham
Half of FHA Production Loans Used by Farmers for Equipment
Approximately 5 130 000 dollars or 48 percent of production and subsistence loans obtained by Texas farmers from the Farmers Home Administration in the past year were used to purchase equipment livestock and similar investments. Loans bear 5 percent interest and are repayable based on income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Farmers Home Administration
Walter T. McKay
FHA
Exension Service
Medical and Surgical Hospital News February Notices
Medical and Surgical Hospital News lists two items: on February 5 Mrs. Clint Zimmerman and Mrs. Chester Richie, Brady. On February 6 Mrs. J. P. Arledge, Bra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical and Surgical Hospital News
Clint Zimmerman
Chester Richie
Brady
J. P. Arledge
Bra
Farm credit options expand for farmers and ranchers
McKay outlined that credit types beyond emergency loans assist farming households. Real estate credit supports purchasing and developing family-type farms, financing soil conservation, and developing water systems for farm homes, livestock, and irrigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKay
Ford’s Thunderbird V-8 Powers Low-Priced Thunderbirds
Ford’s Thunderbird V-8 engine in Fairlane and Station Wagon models is the biggest, most powerful eight in the low-price field at no extra cost. In nearly every model the 56 Ford, equipped as buyers want it, remains the lowest-priced car built in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
America
Insurance choices and policy tips for smarter coverage
Advice emphasizes that high premiums can be wasteful if the policy offers poor service or insufficient liability protection. It notes collision coverage pays for damage to your car regardless of fault and urges comparing rates, reputations, and service before buying. It also mentions farm insurance concerns and household details from a social event list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Larce
Ewr
Colliatog Insurance
Girl Scouts Plan International Friendship Project for Korea
Brownie Troop 2 meets on Wednesday to learn about Korea and prepare a community project. They design a Let’s Fill a Check Po filled with school supplies for a Korean girl, while maintaining a patrol structure and practicing a skit for the Girl Scout Lawn ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Browne Troop 2
Mach
Patricia Tamillow
Donna Hown
Hills Miller
Betty Baquand
Susan Niven
Carol Crump
Delia Gonzales
Carole Elliott
Beverly Irish
Verna Fae Jacobson
Thresa Nice
Charles Elliott
Leonard Crump
Ant
MYF Members Hold Regular Meeting at First Methodist Church
The MYF of the First Methodist Church held a regular meeting at the church last Sunday at 5 48 p m. Attendees included Nancy Archer Linda Kay Leach Gilly Trigger Charles Anglin Reynold Carlson Virginia Carlson Elene Corder Burton McCord Edlin Hahn Jackie Threadgill Byron Bratton Sandra Barton Bonnie Hrook Bette Bowden and Diana Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MYF
The
First Methodist Church
Nancy Archer
Linda Kay Leach
Gilly Trigger
Charles Anglin
Reynold Carlson
Virginia Carlson
Elene Corder
Burton McCord
Edlin Hahn
Jackie Threadgill
Byron Bratton
Sandra Barton
Bonnie Hrook
Bette Bowden
Diana Williamson
Founders Day PTA Event Planned in Brady High School
Local PTA units schedule a joint Founder's Day program in the Brady High School auditorium at 7 pm on Thursday February 16. Mrs Jimmy Cushenbury will introduce the film How To Live 765 Daye Year by John A Schindler as part of the observance. Public invitation extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinson
South Brady
M. J. Bean
G Calla
W ! Tad
South Hrady
Commissioners Court
Autry Vinson
PTA
Parent-Teacher Association
Unite of
Brady
Strady Hieh Schooel
Jimmy Cusenbary
Tlow
John A Schindler
Mrs A R Hays Hosts Bridge Luncheon In February
Mrs A R Hays acted as hostess at the Wednesday Bridge Luncheon at her home on Crothers Ave. The high score went to Mr Herbert Wood with Mrs John Curtis in second. Other players included Mrs T White, Sam McCollum, J B Anderson, W E Campbell and Mrs B R B Tomme of Brownwood, daughter of Mrs Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Hays
Koo Crothers Ave
Herbert Wood
John Curtis
Mmes
T. White
Sam McCollum
J. 8. Anderson
W. E. Campbell
B. RB. Tomme
Brownwood
Curtis
Mothers Club to Meet at Brady High Band Hall
The Mothers Athletic Club will meet at 7 p.m. Monday in the Brady High School band hall to discuss forming a youth center. Anyone interested in the project is invited to attend. Mr. Abilene and Mr. Roy Brown left today for Abilene where Brown will work with his brother, Orton Brown, of Val Cedar Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers Club
Mothers Athletic Club
Brady High School
Abilene
Roy Brown
Atilene
Brown
Orton Brown
Val Cedar Street
Pins Invented in the 14th Century
The note states that pins did not exist before the 14th century, marking a historical milestone in everyday hardware development. It highlights a shift in Sewing and metalwork practices as pins became common tools.
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Connie Schaeg
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Linda Sue Taylor
Mary Jo Trammell
Nancy Templeton
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