Brady area social notes and town visitors across July
Mrs Henry Byrd of Brady Mike Irwin of Odessa and others visit Fort Worth and Brady area. The community gains a fire truck from Commissioner Hollis Hodges after two fires. Local residents and visitors share weekends dinners visits and fishing trips with relatives in Brady San Angelo Bandera Corpus Christi and Padre Island. Multiple named locals attend church events and hosting duties across Brady and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hext
Texas
Henry Byrd
Brady
Mike Irwin
Odessa
Charlie Irwin
Fort Worth
Charlie
Violet Pfeifer
Gene Low
Rashell
Wendy Anderson
Hart Fowler
Hollis Hodges
Donnie Anderson
Charles
R. L. Denton
San Angelo
Ima Jean Stevens
Bandera
Shorty Searcy
Max Ficker
Bill Pylant
Kristi and
Jeffery
San Antonio
Sandy Cope
Ray Pope
Charlie Bradshaw
Alton Bradshaw
Barry
Ricky Anderson
Padre Island
Corpus Christi
Don Luce
London
Anne Bell Turner
Totsie Kinsala
Anna Jackson
Menard
Lucille Shafer
Bill Limpier
Earl Jacoby
Alton Looney
C. O. Bingham
Woody Surber
J. C. Surber
Rex
Sonora
Joe Baker
Johnny Hodges
Max Surber
Gail Wood
Shannon
Eden
Bankie Brewer
Clayton Reeves
Charlie Boquet
Mason
Flossie McWilliams
Letters From Brady Expatriates Miss Home in Tacoma
Flo and W W Metcalf of Tacoma send a Brady Texas nostalgia note to Smitty praising Brady's schools and friends. They recall 50 years there and expect to visit in October while enclosing a subscription check. The letter mentions son Roger and daughter Linda and Brady as a community with strong ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger
Linda
Washington
Flo
Brady
Housing Authority Quilters Reach 40th Quilt Milestone
The Senior Citizens Quilters group formed in 1975 with one quilter, Mrs. Nola Stanford, now includes nine members led by Ida Glasscock and others. There is no charge to quilt, members join by starting a quilt, and must quilt at least one day weekly to keep their place. The group has bought frames and equipment and welcomes new members at the Housing Authority Center, 405 East Main, call 597-2946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Housing Authority
Nola Stanford
Nancy Willis
Ida Glasscock
Cora Watkins
Willie Huffman
Loretta Julin
Allie Nelson
Enola Myers
Clara Capps
Housing Authority Center
East Main
Brady Standard Brief Staff Note
The Brady Standard announces its weekly publication details with address, contact, and publication history. It notes corrections policy and lineage from absorbed papers including The Brady Enterprise The McCulloch County Star and Heart of Texas News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady Enterprise
McCulloch County Star
Heart of Texas News
Classified Rates and Notices From The Brady Standard
The Brady Standard publishes ad rates for offset slicks and classified display with per word and per line charges. Notices of church entertainments with admission charges and non news items are billed at regular rates.
Finding Breast Cancer Early Vital to Successful Treatment
A MD Anderson pathologist stresses early detection as key to successful breast cancer treatment. He notes breast cancer is common due to ongoing breast growth and hormone influence and highlights a minimal stage under half a centimeter with high cure probability. Early signs beyond lumps and screening methods are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.D. Anderson
American Cancer Society
H. Stephen Gallager
M. D. Anderson
Dr. Gallager
Gallager
Social security advice on direct deposit SSI and earnings
Questions highlight direct deposit of social security checks, SSI eligibility with small assets, and the impact of earned income on SSI payments. A 67 year old with a house and car may qualify for SSI. earnings of 100 dollars reduce SSI by seven and a half dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Office
Social Security
Woman Congresswoman Jeannette Rankin’s War Vote Record
Jeannette Rankin of Montana became the first woman elected to Congress in 1916. She uniquely voted against the United States declarations of war in both World War I and World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Jeannette Rankin
Montana
U. S
Call to Escape the Maze Assistance Line
A contact number 597-2975 is promoted to help individuals navigate and exit a confusing maze or labyrinth. The brief urges callers to seek guidance for finding a way out and resolving the situation efficiently.
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Bill Fickling
Earl Ray Anderson
Rothmann’s
Ricky Reeves
Nat Reeves
Charlie Dye
Harold Holmes
Austin
Estelle Williamson
Sugarland
Billy Bowers
Joe Bowers
Bowers
Mrs. Donnie
Anderson
Mrs
Bud Barsch
Tacoma
Wash
Hi Smitty
Evergreen
Yours
W. W
Woody
So. C St
Apt. No
Joyce
Jeffrey
Chmitt Spraying Service
John Schmitt
Curtis Field
McCulloch
Texas Press Association
S. Bridge Street
L. B. Smith
Larry B. Smith
M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute
Counties
Brady Standard
Brady Herald
Ray Henry Days
Spring General Catalog
Frezer
Montgomery
Mary Kay
Darlene Powers
CHIC
Wallace Child
Blackburn
S. Blackburn
Tommy and
Elaine Wallace
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