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Brady Standard

Location

Brady, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1965

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Little League Names All Stars From Brady Teams

Brady Little League announces All Stars with two players from each team. Sponsors are McLeans Sporting Goods and Brady Little League Association. Managers are Otha Hollaway and Elbert Boewell. First game vs San Saba set for Thursday at 6 in Liano.

Brady All- Stars Brady McLean's Sporting Goods Brady Little League Association Otha Hollaway Elbert Boewell Larry Anderson RB. C

Absentee Votes Count in Brady Wet Election

County Clerk Ira Turner reports eight absentee ballots in Brady's local option vote as filings open July 19 and run through August 3. Voters must have a doctor's certificate to receive absentee ballots. ballots must be mailed outside McCulloch County and will not be accepted outside office hours. The August 7 election uses two courthouse ballot boxes with high turnout anticipated.

Ira Turner Brady Civic Loyalty League McCulloch Turner

Fire Destroys H Building on San Angelo Highway

The old International Harvester building on the San Angelo Highway burned overnight from 11:10 Wednesday to 3:30 Thursday. Only walls and a partial roof remained as steel beams melted under intense heat. Two cars and stored furniture were destroyed. low water pressure hampered efforts until additional pumps restored supply. The structure, once Woodard Truck and Tractor then Barbee International, was later owned by Paul E. Trammell after a July transfer.

International Harvester San Angelo Highway At & A Woodard Truck and Tractor Barbee International B. R. Sheffield, Jr Paul E. Trammell C. D. Wyee San Angelo

City Golf Tournament Set For August 1 22

The City Golf Tournament runs Aug 1 22 with finals on Sunday Aug 72 Qualifying scores due July 31 at the pro shop Entry is the August green fee of 10 for men All city golfers may enter with a championship flight and multiple flights as needed Trophies awarded to winners and runners-up in each flight Ernest Barker is defending champion last year about 60 golfers entered

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Auditors Report Shows City In Black

The city fiscal year ended with a net profit of 39000 over prior year as revenues exceeded expenditures by 15000. Council praised bookkeeping gains and approved cemetery caretaker hire Calvin Mitchell, lake safety signs, moving Lake Manager Pinky Burns, and backing FM Road project at Brady Lake. Representative Townsend to meet Texas Highway Commission on August 31.

James Fearelle Council Pinky Burns Brady Brady Lake Terry Townsend Texas Highway Commission Austin

Silent Hog Theft at Kruckemeyer Farm Near Mercury

Rustlers stole 17 hogs from H. W. Kruckemeyer near Mercury on July 14. The 175–pound hogs were loaded via a crowd chute built from pen panels. Sheriff Luke Vogel reported no clues and said investigators will continue their work.

Kruckemeyer Luke Vogel Vogel

Don’t Shoot Lights At Sub Station Warns Sheriff

Mischief makers have been shooting out the lights at the McCulloch Electric Co op sub station on Highway 190 for weeks. Sheriff Luke Vogel warns the offense is serious and violators face prosecution. shooting a transformer could cut power and cause high repair costs. Officers will monitor the sub station going forward.

McCulloch Electric Co-op Highway 190 Luke Vogel Vogel

Board Hires New Teacher for 1965-66 Term

Melvin Board of Education met in a special session last Friday to hire Mrs. Willie J. Younger of Brownwood as homemaking teacher for the 1965-66 term. She holds a degree from West Texas University and taught three years in Lometa. Supt. Floyd Marshall still seeks applicants for a coach mathematical combinations to complete the faculty.

Melvin Board of Education Willie J. Younger Brownwood Younger West Texas University At Canyon Lometa Floyd Marshall Mathematica

Float Wins First Then Breaks Down at Cole Man Rodeo Parade

The July Jubilee Float took first in the out-of-town division of the Cole man Rodeo Parade last Friday. Riders were Linda Harvey Janice Breckenridge Sheryl Wall and Miss Heart of Texas. The float broke down after a few blocks but had already been judged.

Texas Exes Plan Bus to Rice Texas Game

The McCulloch County Texas University Exes plan a bus trip to the Rice Texas game in Austin on October 23. Interested riders must contact Stanley Wallace by July 30 to obtain tickets, with a ticket drawing on August 1. The Exes have run a bus to Austin for several years.

McCulloch County Texas University Austin Stanley Wallace

County backs lake area Farm to Market road plan

McCulloch County Commissioners adopt a resolution backing a Farm-to-Market Road linking FM 2028 with U S Highway 87. Rep Terry Towns send leads a delegation to Austin on August 31 to push priority funding and possible conversion to a recreational road program, with traffic counts prepared for the meeting.

McCulloch County Commissioners’ Court Terry Townsend Chamber of Commerce State Highway Commission Austin

SAC Coach Praises Ex Brady Players At Rotary Talk

Max Bumgardner Angelo State College athletic director and head coach spoke at Brady Rotary. He praised ex Brady players and noted Angelo State will become a four year state college this fall. Enrollment may reach 200 by September. housing for male students is the current priority.

Max Bumgardner Angelo State College Brady Rotary Club John Morrow George Purcell State College At San Angelo Parcell Bumgardner Board of Regents Rome Bumeardner Buddy Horne Lohn Wade Karl Turner Brady Horne Turner

McCulloch County Singing Convention Set in Brady

The McCulloch County Singing Convention will meet at 2 o clock Sunday afternoon July 25 at the Central Baptist Church on China Street in Brady. Everyone invited to attend.

McCulloch County Central Baptist Church China St Brady

Aged Couple Needs Help After Brand New Fire

Mr and Mrs Ed Weatherford of Prady lost all possessions when their home burned last Tuesday. Blind husband, elderly wife, in need of bed clothes clothing and money. Donations can be brought to 605 Peck Ave or to Walter Gray 1006 S Bridge.

Ed Weatherford Prady Walter Gray Salvation Army S. Bridge Weatherford Gray Peck Ave

Farm Bureau Queen Contest Set for August Fifth

The McCulloch County Farm Bureau queen contest is scheduled for August 5 at 8 pm at the Municipal Golf Course clubhouse. Winners receive gifts and district queens get an expenses paid trip to the state convention, with state queen potential travel allowances.

McCulloch County Farm Bureau Farm and Ranch Girls of Texas McCulloch FB David Dahlberg Farm Bureau McCulloch County State Farm Bureau Ameriecan Poem Bureau Federation Chicato Decere AN Queens

Lifelong Brady Resident Charlie Sellman Dies at 76

Charlie Eliahue Sellman, 76, longtime McCulloch County resident and retired building contractor, died at 10:50 p.m. Wednesday after a long illness. Funeral at 2 p.m. Friday at Wilkerson Funeral Chapel with Rev. Jim Hill officiating. Burial at Roy Cemetery. He was born June 26, 1895 in San Saba County and lived in Brady since 1947. Survivors include sons Ray, Bill, and Dickie. daughters Mrs. Stienecker, Mrs. Wyres, Mrs. McMurry, and Mrs. Sessom. brothers Howard, Tom, and Frank. sisters Mae Henry, Ruth Henderson, Sella Humphrey, and Nell Chesser. ten grandchildren. Pallbearers listed. flowers not to be sent. donations to American Cancer Fund.

Charlie Eliahue Sellman McCulloch County Wilkerson Jim Hill Central Baptist Church Roy Cemetery San Saba County Brady Mrman Long Ray Sellman Wood Calif Bill Sellman Dickie Sellman R. J. Stienecker Granade Hills Leo Wyres Houston Bobby McMurry Clayton Sessom Brownwood Howard Sellman San Saba

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Ernest Barker Paul Huntington Calvin Mitchell Bud Oldham Lake Authority Float The Exes Longhorn ASCS Ben W. Hodges ASC Willie McNatt Wayne Worley Cates Hodges McNatt State Committee Lake FM Ible City of Brady Dodge Crossing Lake Road Townsend Congress Johnson SAC Charlie Sellman Lewis Weeks Hubert Moseley Bill Sanders Wes Bratton David Bratton Todd Myrick Dallas Miller D. W. Jordan T. Gray Troy Smith Claude Knight Tol Roberts Jack Hine Edgar Yates Charlie Bratton Bill Mooring Brown Winkler Henry Bradley Charlie Black Ozona George Dutton American Cancer Fund
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