Brady Standard previews Bicentennial Centennial edition
The Brady Standard plans a mid May debut for a Bicentennial Centennial issue with space selling underway led by Red Simpson and staff. Stories include INDIANS SPANIARDS JIM BOWIE and 1856 life of ADVENTURE, plus local history items and 1907 Brady square photo.
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Red Simpson
Vivian
Larry
Trustees Buy Uniforms Extend Personnel Pacts
Brady Independent School District trustees awarded a $15,656 contract to Fruhauf Uniform Co. for 120 band uniforms at $130.47 each. They extended three personnel contracts for two years with pay increases, including Administrative Assistant Boyd Hunt by $620 and High School Principal Al Chance and Junior High Principal Grayson Wetzel by $500 each. Resignations were accepted from Coaches Jerry McLeod and Richard Davis.
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Fruhauf Uniform Co
Kansas City
Brady Independent
Boyd Hunt
al Chance
Grayson Wetzel
Jerry McLeod
Richard Davis
McLeod
Clarence Cole Dies After Lengthy Illness
Clarence McKinney Cole 58 of Brady died at 11 10 a m Wednesday at Shannon Hospital San Angelo after a lengthy illness Services will be at 4 p m Friday at Wilkerson Memorial Chapel Rev Ray Ash to conduct Burial in Rest Haven Cemetery He was born Oct 11 1917 in Rochelle married Ethel Stewart April 20 1938 a World War II veteran city employee in Brady longtime trucking businessman and avid sports fan Survivors include wife son Joe Curtis Cole Austin daughter Mary Rosick Columbia S C brothers Bruce and George Cole both of Brady sister Stella Lord Midland four grandchildren and two step great grandchildren The article also notes a coaching change at Merkel and Davis and school district financial and attendance figures for the period.
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Clarence McKinney Cole
Brady
Shannon Hospital
San Angelo
Wilkerson Memorial Chapel
Ray Ash
First Baptist Church
Rest Haven Cemetery
Rochelle
Ethel Marie Stewart
Cole
Coley
Brady Bulldogs
Joe
Bulldogs
Lamar High School
Austin
Joe Curtis Cole
Mary Rosick
Columbia, S. C
Bruce Cole
George Cole
Stella Lord
Midland
EDA Representatives Meet With Commissioners Court
Brownwood district representatives from the Economic Development Administration met with the McCulloch County Commissioners Court to discuss the program. Harry Miller and Stuart Coleman described eight counties forming the district under the EDA and the Public Works and Economic Development Act of 1965 aimed at restoring economic health and attracting new industry.
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Brownwood
the Economic Development Administration
U. S. Department of Commerce
McCulloch County
Miller and
Coleman
Chamber of Commerce
Bill Ricks
Kathy Roddie
Ben Dillon
J. B. Hicks
John W. Jones
Boyd Hunt
James Feazelle
Brownwood Coliseum
Nowlin Gets New Contract At Rochelle
The Rochelle School Board in regular session approved a two year contract for Principal Ronnie Nowlin. Supt Kennth Mitch ell and other district leaders also renewed several contracts and set a March meeting for remaining teacher agreements. The board called a board election for April 3 with terms expiring for Bobbye Hurd and Ray Stites.
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Rochelle
Bobbye Hurd
Ray Stites
Prin
Ronnie Nowlin
Kenneth Mitchell
Charles Donohoe
Ralph Bates
Lawler Dodds Cannel File For City Council Posts
City politics heat up as three candidates file for City Council. Mayor Norman Lawler seeks a third term, W A Dodds runs for Place 1, and E A Conner enters for Place 2 against incumbent Billy Jack Neal who won’t seek re election. Deadline March 3.
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Lawler
Dodds
Cannel
Norman Lawler
W. A. Dodds
E. A. Conner
Billy Jack Neal
Brady
Brewster Resigns from Brady to Lead Lohn Schools
Charles Brewster, former Brady High basketball coach and mathematics teacher, signed a two year contract to continue as superintendent of the Lohn Schools after taking the post last year. He previously led New Home as head coach and principal for four years and earned degrees from Howard Payne College and Sam Houston State University.
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Charles Brewster
Brady High
Lohn
Brewster
New Home
Brady
Howard Payne College
Sam Houston State University
Texas Tech
Council Votes Gas Rate Hike For Industrial Use
Brady Energy Board and City Council approve a gas rate increase for industrial use. Municipal power plant moves from 85c to $1 per mef with March 18 reading and April 1 billing. other industries rise from 85c to $1.32 per mef. One bid on Hallum Draw sewer project presented but no action pending HUD legality check. Council also weighs extra insurance and Television Enterprises franchise renewal and rate adjustment.
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City of
Brady
Energy Board
Brady Texas Municipal Gas Co
Reading
Hallum Draw
HUD
Landowners urged to pay dues for predator control
McCulloch County landowners are urged to pay dues for predatory animal control as treasury runs low. President Parker Pumphrey notes $10 dues or 2 cents per acre for larger landowners, with J. D. Morris the trapper at risk without funds. Morris can be reached at 597-7921.
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McCulloch County
Parker Pumphrey
J. D. Morris
Brady Bank
Pumphrey
Morris
Lohn
Commissioners Court
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Milburn
M. G. Seate
Bill Vaughn
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Keller
Henderson and
Crothers
Brady Square
Colorado
Clark Farr
Farr Corner
Farr
Brady Police Department
Clarence Cole
Merkel and
Davis
Leander
Chance
EDA
Nowlin
Jesse Tate
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Soil Conservation Service
McCulloch
Concho Counties
Tate
SCS
Tate Group
Alfred Schwertner
Concho
Heart of Texas Memorial Hospital
Jamie Willismoon
R. 8
Moseley
Hardin Jones
Frank Roddie
Clair Whitesell
Bill Boswell
Connel
Commercial National Bank
W. O. [Otis] Stewart
Daymon McBee
McBee
Stewart
Supt
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