Mrs. Vance Yates Ill at Medical and Surgical Hospital
Mrs. Vance Yates of Brady was a patient at Medical and Surgical Hospital from Wednesday to Friday. The report notes her admission and discharge timeframe without further condition details.
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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1954
Page
7
Mrs. Vance Yates of Brady was a patient at Medical and Surgical Hospital from Wednesday to Friday. The report notes her admission and discharge timeframe without further condition details.
Brady residents S. B. McCormick E. D. Diehl and W. R. Malone were admitted to Medical and Surgical Hospital on Sunday.
Charles Tibbs, 57, Texas pioneer aviator now running a Grand Prairie flying school, recalls soloing in 40 years ago and barnstorming Jennies from Illinois to Texas. He narrates tense moments with wing walker Pat Murphy in 1920 and decades of Midwest fairs, fairs, and a Christmas Eve arrival in Grand Prairie while reflecting on Jennies’ rugged toughness.
Mrs Walter Jones of Mercury entered Medical and Surgical Hospital Thursday and was dismissed Monday. Evelyn Young was a patient in Medical and Surgical Hospital from Friday until Monday.
One look settles it. The 1954 Buicks are described as the biggest hit with glamour styling and dramatic interiors. Showroom traffic is steady as customers place signed orders, praising the new back swept windshield and prices.
Tibbs, a World War I aviator and later flight instructor, ran a flying school in Oklahoma City and operated airports in Cisco, Weatherford, Amarillo, and Oklahoma City. He served again in World War II and inspected jet engine installations for Boeing in Wichita. He was seriously injured once when a Jenny airplane tipped over on his shin.
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