Brady Schools Set to Open August 29 With Nurse Appointed
Brady Independent School District regualr meeting sets 1955-56 opening for August 29 and 177 days of classwork. Mrs. Gene Samuelson named school nurse replacing Mrs. Bill Gay Kennerly. Band budget approved, holidays set, Reynolds named lunch program rep, six Royal typewriters bought, new custodian hired, bus operations reviewed, windstorm repairs ongoing, bank chosen as funds depository.
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Gene Samuelson
Brady Independent School District
Brady
Samuelson
Bill Gay Kennerly
Bill Gordon
Pat
McGregor
Brady Hospital
C. A. Reynolds
Royal
Commercial
Floyd Young
Sloyd Ward
Robert Perry
Bremond
Dunbar
Brady National Bank
Airline Service Assured for Now
Congress directs the CAB to extend air service by Trans-Texas Airlines for another year. All towns with five or more daily passengers will gain permanent certificates. those below five will receive temporary status. A CAB hearing on continuance was set for next Tuesday in Washington. Brady’s town remains under five daily riders, and VP John Eichner notes no current traffic issues but permanent status is unlikely without more passengers.
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Congress
CAB
Brady
Trans-Texas Airlines
Washington
TTA
John Eichner
Red Cross to Elect Officers Monday
The McCulloch County Red Cross will hold its annual membership meeting next Monday at 7:30 PM in the Chamber of Commerce office. New officers will be elected and anyone contributing at least $1 is eligible and invited to attend.
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McCulloch County
the Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
The
Red Cross
Store Front Repaired At Rosenberg Myers Department Store
Sol Rosenberg said crews repaired cracks on the front of the Rosenberg Myers Department Store this week and will replace the large front sign much like the original.
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Rosenberg-Myers Department
Sol Rosenberg
Brady National Bank Prepares Open House for 50th Anniversary
Brady National Bank plans a Saturday open house from 2 to 6 p m to celebrate 50 years of service since its July 10 1905 charter. Officers directors and staff will greet visitors. gifts for first 1 000 women. refreshments and souvenirs for all attendees. Only two original shareholders and depositors remain, O E Rice of Rochelle and Mrs W H Wooten of Winchester Ky, with Mrs Wooten sending best wishes to the bank and community. One surviving former employee is Clarence Snider.
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Brady National Bank
O. E. Rice
Rochelle
City Advances Water Well as Noise Complaint Guides Talks
The City Council heard Gerald Kirklin complain that drilling on West White Street disturbed his mother, who must relocate due to nonstop motor noise. The well is finished. Kent & Preston plan to move gear. Council approved payments and projects while addressing the noise issue.
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Gerald
Squeakie) Kirklin
West White Street
Kent & Preston
Kirklin
The
Proprt
Houston
Sam McCollum II
Eugene C. Gray
Mason
R. B. Thornton & Son
Edward Geeslin
Ponto Toc Methodist Church Resumes July Services
The Methodist Church of Ponto Toc resumes regular services Sunday July 10 at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Pastor Rev. Paul Chapman announces. After this Sunday services will be held on the second Sunday of each month.
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Methodist Church of
Superintendent and Coach Resign at Lohn School Board
Supt Oleg Gassiot and coach Bob Browder resigned Wednesday night from Lohn School Board. Gassiot, 12 years in the district, will teach in San Antonio with his wife. their son Ronnie attends Southwest Texas State Teachers College. Browder leaves after leading the six man Eagles to the District 8-B title and will move to Brownwood to attend Howard Payne College.
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Oleg Gassiot
Lohn
Bob Browder
Lohn School Board
Gassiot
Pear Valley
San Antonio
Ronnie Gassiot
Lohn High School
Southwest Texas State Teachers College
San Marcos
Gassiots
Santa Anna Highway
Lohn Cutoff
Gassists
James Finlay, Jr
Browder
Carlton
Lohn Eagles
Brownwood
Howard Payne College
Local staff changes prompt transfers among townspeople
A brief notice notes Browder moved to Sohn last year from Miles as part of staff shifts. Finlay states the person was good but could not be kept, leaving no successors named for the Gassiots or Browder.
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Carbon
Finlay
Browder
Sohn
Miles
Gassiots
Guard Leaves Sunday For Summer Training Camp
Brady's National Guard unit Company C of the 142nd Infantry sails Sunday to join the 36th Division at North Fort Hood for two weeks of training. The camp includes 81 enlisted men and five officers with advance parties and mess men already dispatched. About 10,000 36th Division troops will be at Hood for the two week period with first week platoon tactics and second week bivouac aimed at atomic warfare readiness.
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Brady
National Guard
142Nd Infantry
North Fort Hood
Narvel Rogers
Texas
36Th
Hood
Company C
Destiny May Run Again Saturday as Derby colt nominated
Kentucky Derby colt Trim Destiny, owned by G R White, is nominated for the $50,000 Michigan Mile in Detroit Saturday afternoon though trainer Cecil Locklear has not yet confirmed a start for Tee Dee. Also, Androit, a 2year-old filly from the White stable, has won twice at Ruidoso Futurity Trials in preparation for the $10,000 added futurity on August 13, and Challatea ran in Detroit July 1 winning a $2,000 purse for Challadroit offspring.
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Trim Destiny
G. R. White
Michigan
Detroit
Cecil Locklear
Tee Dee
White
Ruidoso
N. M. Androit
Androit
Challadroit
Whiteford Anna
Challatea
Martin Attends Work Conference at UT
E. O. Martin, coordinator for Brady schools, attended a work conference at the University of Texas on The Big Role of the Supervisor in Improving Instruction. Forty two persons were enrolled. Brady Supt. C. A. Reynolds attended a similar one week conference for superintendents in early June.
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E. O. Martin
Brady
University of Texas
C. A. Reynolds
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Danny Olin
Davy Crockett” Cap
W. V. Olin
Sidney Espy
James Espy
Brady Natonal Bank
Jim McFarlin
H. F. Schwenker
Hardee Russell
Roy Hilliard
Police Department
G. H. Ricks
Ben H. Teague
Water & Light Office
City Recorder
Pontotoc Services
Gassist
Harold Garrett
J. D. Hampton
Mac O. Rankin
Truman Lee
Clarence R. Hermanson
Bobbye Hurd
Harold Weaver
Raymond C. Calley
Sammy Leach
Lupe Lira
Clarence Lohn
Thomas Ruiz
Robert N. Sanders
T. J. Bingham
Johnnie Bishop
Paul O. Cade
N. T. Ellison
Glen E. Jones
Tomas R. Lira
Jesse W. McAnally
Lonnie Peel, Jr
Jon Ed Weaver
Howard L. Williams
Harvey C. Hooker
David M. Barrera
A. R. Buntyn
Norris G. Burns
Thomas J. Caylor
Gordon E. Danz
Eugene E. Frost
Billy W. Goodgson
Billy Hardin
Hari
Jerry D. Blackwell
James C. Edwards
Paul J. Hartcraft
Robert A. Hendrix
Billy J. Hill
Jack D. Jamar
Pete L. Lafuente
Ignacio Martinez
Polo Mireles
Charles L. Moore
Francisco Silvar
Robert L. Smith
Marion S. Ward
Alvin W. Booker
Chester Clark
James Crawford
Lloyd Harris
Charles Faulkner
William W. Jackson
Charles Land
George Mays
Wilburn Myers
Jay Miller
R. D. Owns
Inez
Brady Lions Club
Sandra Barten
Chuck Priess
Susan Hayes
Qur Hayday
Harry Priess
U. S
Andreit
Martin
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