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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1968
Page
2
Brady report highlights local happenings with brief notices and community updates from Brady Texas. The item list includes impending events and notices affecting residents and businesses in the area.
Kerrville bride Miss Burns married Roger Sockwell in a June ceremony at the First Presbyterian Church. The service included a pink linen gown, a pale pink bouquet, and a three tier wedding cake. Attendants and guests from Kerrville, San Angelo, El Paso, Stephenville and beyond attended the reception at the bride’s home on Promewall.
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Reunion attendees from Brady Gatesville Odessa Valley Mills Austin Crane Crane Amarillo Killeen MeAllen Corpus Christi San Antonio San Angelo and other Texas towns gathered at Richards Park on June 30. The list includes the Hinds Scott Talley Newman Cox Early Shaffer Williams Pabst and many families.
Mrs. Geneva Reader of Buchanan Dam and her daughter and sons from Artesia New Mexico were weekend guests of Mrs. Ed Tittle and family. The visit included Mr. and Mrs. Tittle hosting extended relatives.
A brief notice urges readers to phone in news tips to the Standard Herald office. It emphasizes timely submissions for local coverage and community notices.
Miss Frieda Thormann and John E. Zacho wed at St Paul Lutheran Church Mason in a double ring ceremony. Rev J A Rebber and Vicar Richard Mayerhoff officiated with Kay Herzog organist. The couple will teach at Linn Lutheran School Association in Linn Kansas.
City officials plan to speed traffic by towing away parked cars to clear lanes. The program aims to reduce congestion in downtown areas and may involve towing violators' vehicles to designated lots.
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