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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1971
Page
3
In Milburn Texas July 13 residents report extreme heat limiting daytime activity. Elm Grove Church hosts revival mainly at night. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Bill Doak and son Don from Cleburne spending the week, and campers enjoy shade by pecan trees over the Fourth of July weekend.
A financial summary lists 90,851.18 total liabilities reserves and capital accounts 7,693,196.10 memoranda.
In Brady Texas on July 16 1971 local narrator Earl Donahoo hosts visitors from Dallas Mercury and Colorado Springs. He recalls old times at Milburn cemetery Elm Grove school and Baptist Church and notes desks from the old school are being sold for memories with buyers from California and Fort Worth while plans for a log school near the Colorado River and Beasley Cemetery are discussed.
Perry's will hold a grand opening Monday July 19 at 8 am after enlarging and redecorating the north side of the square. The store offers air conditioning a fabric and shoe department and expanded lines. Carl Schoenewolf Brady manager with 25 years in the company and 14 years in Brady oversees preparations.
The Brady family held a reunion last weekend with numerous attendees from J. L. Brady in Sudan to Harold Brady in Cisco and diverse locales including San Angelo Fredericksburg Tucumcari Port Hueneme and Big Lake. Visitors included Urban Turner Temple Nellie Hight London and T. T. Monroe Brady.
The Young Homemakers will hold a special meeting on Monday July 19 at 7 30 p m in the homemaking department brady high school. The gathering aims to complete preparations for the college clinic July 21 22 in San Marcos for Area VII of Young Homemakers of Texas. A food preservation program will be presented. All members are urged to attend.
Irving Cohen of Fifth Avenue card shops says shoppers spend more time choosing Mother's Day cards than Christmas cards. He notes jokes about Mother Hubbard and Whistler's Mother fade as Mother’s Day approaches and moms are treated with high respect.
Road accidents in Australia killed 3,798 people and injured 91,549 in 1970, according to Canberra dispatch. The report notes the high hazard level of driving and calls for safety measures.
A nationwide survey of penal institutions finds the guitar as the most popular musical instrument among inmates, highlighting a shift in inmate musical tastes and the appeal of guitar music.
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission adopted changes in hunting and fishing regulations at an Austin meeting on June 4. The rules include bans on snagging and jerk fishing, tagging trotlines, size limits on catfish, and turkeys may not be taken from roosts. Also updated are life jacket requirements for boat passengers and migratory bird hunting rules on private property. The report notes births of Holly Cherise Shelton and Bianca Leana Pina with family details.
Ronnie Gene Gassiot, 403rd ASBO certified School Business Administrator, left Harlandale ISD San Antonio after 11 years as business manager to become Director of Business Services for Region 20 Education Service Center. He and his family reside in San Antonio with ties to Lohn and stock farming interests.
About 15 000 people attend the Glamis Stadium event in Salisbury without major incidents. Police switch off power after the festival runs an hour past legal time for public meetings.
Vandalism and burglary in Dallas schools have reached 91,000 dollars, nearly doubling the 50,000 dollar budget for such acts, which was exhausted in February. Grand Junction, Colorado, traces its founding to 1881 after Ute removal to Utah reservations.
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