Mohair Council Meeting Heads Toward Key Decisions
Mohair producers meet in San Angelo at the Mohair Council of America annual session to chart demand-boosting strategies for 1973 74. Noel Fry outlines crossroad choices with election of directors budget talks by longstanding president. Vincent Monte-Sano to discuss mohair in fashion.
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San Angelo
Mohair Council of America
Cactus
Mohair Council
Noel C. Fry
del Rio
Fry
Vincent Monte-Sano
New York Couture Business Council
Monte-Sano
America
Sign Man Narrowly Escapes Electric Shock
Bruce A. Price of Grand Prairie suffered a near fatal shock when a wench boom on a Federal Sign Co. truck touched two 7,000 volt lines during sign erection at a filling station on highways 190 and 377. He was knocked unconscious and treated at Heart of Texas Memorial Hospital where doctors reported good condition and soreness.
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Bruce A. Price
Grand Prairie
Federal Sign Co
Arlington
Price
Heart of Texas Memorial Hospital
Wilkerson
Ellis Todd 65 Dies in Lubbock After Brief Illness
Ellis Todd 65 former Methodist pastor died December 27 at his Lubbock home after a brief illness. Funeral services were held December 29 at First Methodist Church with burial in a Lubbock cemetery. Born March 29 1907 in Knolles New Mexico he had lived in Lubbock four years and pastored 34 years at 11 churches. Survived by wife a son Hulon Todd Kansas City Missouri a daughter Mrs David Hamlin Littlefield and siblings Earl Todd Brady Piez Todd Ballinger Mrs Cleo Longmirm San Saba Mrs Hazel Bogerd San Saba Mrs Alta Lewis Eden and Mrs Lois Oliver Austin and two grandchildren.
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Ellis Todd
Earl Todd
Brady
Lubbock
First Methodist
Knolles
N. Mex
Todd
Hulon Todd
Kansas City, Mo
David Hamlin
Littlefield
Piez Todd
Ballinger
Cleo Longmirn
Hazel Bogerd
San Saba
Alta Lewis
Eden
Lois Oliver
Austin
1973 McCulloch County 4H FFA Livestock Show Jan 20
The 1973 McCulloch County 4H and FFA Livestock Show will be at Richards Park Showbarns starting at 10 am on January 20. Co-chairs Dan Miller and Jerry DeBord preside. John Kuykendall from Llano County acts as show judge.
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McCulloch County
FFA
Richards Park Showbarns
Dan Miller
Jerry DeBord
John Kuykendall
Llano County
McCulloch
Mayor Proclaims March of Dimes Month in Brady
Brady Texas Mayor Norman S Lawler proclaims January 1973 as March of Dimes Month urging citizens to support birth defect prevention. McCulloch County volunteers led fund drive through Jan 31 with names of local delegates and a call for donations to back prenatal care research and rubella immunization efforts.
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Norman S. Lawler
Brady
Texas
United States
Fay Ellison
McCulloch County
March of Dimes
National Foundation, March of Dimes
Ellison
Henderson
Melvin
Stacy
Salt Gap
Doole
Melvin Twentieth Century Club
Wet start to January but rainfall trails yearly norm
McCulloch County saw rain sleet hail and snow overnight Tuesday with many stations reporting an inch or more of moisture. January so far totals 1.13 inches, well below last year’s 1.44 and the yearly norm of 22.26 inches.
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Texas
McCulloch County
Robert Regian Buried Tuesday
Robert Regian of Houston died Sunday in a Houston hospital. Masonic graveside services were held Wednesday in Cowboy Cemetery with Wilkerson Funeral Home in charge. He was born July 16 1925 in McGregor and lived in Houston 12 years. He served in World War II and was a member of the Masonic Lodge and Eastern Star. He leaves Lilly Ruth two daughters Yvonne and Carolyn two sons Robert Jr and John William seven brothers two sisters and two grandchildren. BAND BOOSTERS MEET Brady Band Boosters meet Monday at 7 30 p.m. in the high school band hall.
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Robert Regian
Houston
Cowboy Cemetery
Wilkerson Funeral Home
Regian
McGregor
Masonic Lodge
The
Eastern Star
Harris County Sheriff's Reserve
Brady
Lilly Ruth
Yvonne Regian
Carolyn Regian
Robert Regian Jr
John William Regian
Steve Regian
Carbon
Johnny F. Regian
Belton
Monroe Regian
Brownwood
T. J. Regian
William K. Regian
Temple
Amos Regian
James Alton
Leona Gray
Lilly Lott
Brady Band
Wright Services Held Wednesday
Norris Minchman Wright 89 died Tuesday at Chandler's Rest Home. Funeral at 3 p.m. Wednesday in Wilkerson Memorial Chapel, burial in Marion Cemetery. Born February 14, 1883 in Paris, he lived in Brady 15 years as a farmer and stockman. Survived by four sons Sam Brady William Utah Ernest Hurst Dan Abernathy. three daughters L J Daniels Ruby Floyd Capitan NM Wayne Hobbs. 19 grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren.
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Norris Minchman Wright
Chandler’s Rest Home
Wilkerson Memorial Chapel
Ray Ash
Marion Cemetery
Wright
Paris
Brady
Sam Wright
William Wright
Utah
Ernest Wright
Hurst
Dan Wright
Aberna
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