Death Claims Two In January’s Grim Toll In Texas
The piece notes Bryant’s early youth quotation about facing death as January claims more locals. It reports the deaths of Albert McCulloh Sr. of Penelope, Texas, father of Dr. McCulloch of Brady Hospital, and 23-year-old Lowell Ray Williamson of Sugar Land, son of Mr. and Mrs. J P Williamson, McCulloch County natives, marking a somber community moment.
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William Cullen Bryant
Albert McCulloh Sr
Penelope
Texas
McCulloch
Brady Hospital
Lowell Ray Williamson
Sugarland
J. P. Williamson
McCulloch County
Education gains as Andrews high school refurbishes facilities
A San Angelo Standard-Times note highlights Andrews West Texas new 2 900 000 high school building with carpeted classrooms funded in part by Ford Foundation and the American Carpet Institute. The piece reflects on attitudes shaping youth development and humility as pathways to reward.
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San Angelo
Abraham Lincoln
Sorosis Club Discusses Medicine and Its Impact
Brady Sorosis Study Club’s January meeting explored how medicine shapes destiny. Topics covered federal food and drug regulation, major medical discoveries, vaccines, and enzyme biology, with remarks on safety, labeling, and ongoing medical research. The program closed with a prayer and social hour. next meeting fixes on family safety.
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Brady Sorogis
E. M. Hahn
Rebe
Young Scholar at Tech Follows Father's Path
LUBBOCK Texas 16 year old James Ward enrolls at Texas Tech after graduating high school early in Tecoma Washington He is son of Dr James F Ward Sr the Tacoma ophthalmologist who earned a master's degree at age 19 in 1932 Ward credits early entry to college with time to explore interests and emphasizes disciplined study routine balancing academics with swimming tennis and orchestral activity.
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Lubbock
Tex
James Ward
Tecoma
Wash
Texas Technological College
James F. Ward Sr
Tacoma
Ward
James Jr
Young Ward
Texas Tech
J. F. Ward
Oldest Living Baptist Church and Historic Texas Crossings
The article notes the Old North Church near Nacogdoches founded in 1838 with a 1852 building, organized by Isaak Reed who arrived in 1834 and was killed in 1848. It also highlights Horsehead Crossing on the Pecos as a Butterfield Route landmark and mentions Texas ice production starting in 1875 at Jefferson and moving to Harrisburg.
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Oldest Living Baptist Church
Living Baptist Church
Texas
Nacogdoches
Old North
Isaak Reed
Reed
Tennesee
Old North Church
Overland Mail
Butterfield
St. Louis
San Francisco
Marion County Court House
Jefferson
Harrisburg
Alaska
Rochelle School Lunch Menu For January Week
January lunch menu for Rochelle School lists weekly meals from Monday through Friday. Each day features a main dish, two vegetables or sides, a fruit, a dessert, and bread. Highlights include navy beans with pork on Monday and salmon loaf on Friday.
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Pakistan
Bashir Ahmed
Sorosis Club
Margaret Frances Barber
Fed and Drug Administration
Food and Drug’ Administration
Aubrey Davee
W. N. Ellis
M. J. Bean
Federation
Zaio Woodford Schroeder
GFWC
Arvie Wegner
J. H. Behrens
Red Cross
Brady Theater
Millicent Martin
Bill Travers
France
Tech
Father
Pontiac
Morrow
North
Horsehead Crossing
Pecos
Crane
Mrs. Tucker
Kimbell
Lipton
Maxwell House
Supreme Saltine
Supreme Sugar
Idaho
Pet’s
Gabbert’s Brick Chili
Sun Valley
N. Bridge St
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