Brady area gets D A R chapter push and local notices
A State officer offers help to organize a D A R chapter for Brady and surrounding territory. Notices include a station sale, a notary laundry ad, a buy sell trade listing, a school bus sale by Brady ISD with bidding by Aug 10 1960, county tax assessor election plan for McCulloch County on Aug 20 1960, and claims process for N G Lyle estate with executrix Ruth Lyle at 807 West 12th Brady Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady Independent School District
Selman
Gulf Station
C. A. Reynolds
Brady
Texas
Board OF Trustees
Commissioners’ Court
McCulloch County
United States
R. W. Jordan
Walter L. Bryson
N. G. Lyle
Ruth Lyle
West 12Th St. Brady
Old Rip the Frog Sets Legend on Eastland Courthouse
The 1920s tale of Old Rip ends with the peppered cornerstone scene as the horned frog is discovered alive after 31 years. The event sparks world attention with reports in New York and Washington while the Eastland courthouse becomes a shrine to the creature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Singleton
Methodist Church
Gene Day
Pritchard
Bob Hammett
William T. Hornaday
New York Zoological Gardens
Southwest
Arthur Brisbane
a_ metropolitan journal
Secord
Lindbergh
Atlantic
Old Rip
United States Department of Agriculture
Texas
Dallas
Eastland
Will Wood
St. Louis
New York City
Wil
Wood
Washinton
Calvin Coolidge
White House
United States
Coolidge
Cal
Ernest Wood
Harry
Will
Willie
Rip
Temple of Justice
Bradleys Return From San Francisco Trip
Mr and Mrs Tom Bradley of Fife arrived home after visiting San Francisco California to meet their new granddaughter Mary Elizabeth Bradley Mary Elizabeths parents Mr and Mrs Charles W Bradley and three grandsons Steven Gregory and Jeffery joined the Bradleys on the trip They enjoyed the I ee Follies a Cubs Giants game Fishermans Wharf Chinatown dining and cable car rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hradley
Fife
San Francisco
Calif
Mary Elizabeth Bradley
Mary Elizabeth
Parentaedr
Charles W. Bradley
Steven
Gregory
Jeffery
Bradleys
California
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco Giants
Fisherman's Wharf
Chinatown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bill-Well
Turner's
S. Bridge St
Mall
Frank Herrington
South Plackburn
Hale Haven
Fredericksge Airport
Quincy Rothmann
EJOY
Parton Motors
Ivan Keith
Old
Mason Road
W. Barbee
China
A. B. Cox
Call LY
Nola Meers
Calcutta
S. Mesquite
Crothers Ave
L. B. Smith
Jim Earles
South
Colorado
Midland
P. O. Box
Boise
Idaho
Brady Savings & Loan Association
American Railway Telegraph School
C-O Brady Herald
Rawleigh
W. T. Rawleigh Company
Dept
Memphis
Tenn
G. S. Lacy
S. Pine St
Lillian Meers
Brady Mattress & Upholstery CO
A. H. Broad CO
St. Walnut
C. D. York
Standard-Herald
Archer Sporting Goods
Ph. LY
North Ward
Zora Wilson
Adam's
D. S. Pumphrey
THE
Standard and Herald
A. W Squires & Son
City Roofing CO
Elmer Eckert
Mercury
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution
Survevnng Territory
Anc
W. C. Sanderford
S. R Shaw
Brookesmith
Byrd
Brownwood Highway
John Harter
W. O Sanderford
State OF Texas
Mcculloch
Love Kimbrough
Pet
Oscar Betsill
Glenn A. Smith
Pat’s Pavilion
Fredericksburg
Texas Rhythmeirs
Rovee House
M. W McMinn
Olden
You
Lipton
Libby
Rosedale
Honey Boy
Charmin
Maryland Club
Gladiola
Duncan Hines
Blackeyes
Gandy
Brookfield’s
Swift
Stanphill
Dially
700 N. Bridge
Tom Bradleys
Frisco
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