Brady City Plans 15 to 20 Year Development Master
A public meeting Tuesday night at 7 30 in the Municipal Golf Course clubroom will present Phases 3 and 4 of the Brady City Plan. Freese Nichols Endress of Fort Worth prepares the plan with state health department support. The meeting aims to explain future roads and business district, and community facilities with a final comprehensive report planned.
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Brady
Freese, Nichols & Endress
Fort Worth
Joe Paul Jones
Planning Department
State Health Department
Armadillos and Dry Weather Highlight Rural Texas Notes
Woodpile John Morris visits town at 77 and stays cheerful despite aging and limited work. Aubrey Davee reports pear Valley cows eat butane-scorched prickles with breakfast on dry mornings. Earl Hall from Doole country notes thin grazing as drought persists. Armadillo meat and lore fill the column, including a trap anecdote. Charley Miller plans a vacation from Waldrip via Brownwood and Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Davee
Pear Valley
Aubrey
Jarvis to Speak at First Christian Church Sunday
Dr. Charles W. Jarvis of San Marcos will speak at the 10 40 a m morning service of the First Christian Church with Karl K Steffens providing special music. Jarvis, a dentist and noted speaker, will discuss Fundamentals of Religion and human relations in a warm humorous style.
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Charles W. Jarvis
San Marcos
First Christian Church
Karl K. Steffens
Jarvis
Texas
Dr. Jarvis
Texas A&m
University of Houston
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
University of Texas School of Dentistry
Houston
Austin District Dental Society
Texas Dental Association
Omicron Kappa Upsilon
National Dental Honor Society
San Marcos Kiwanis Club
Knife and Fork Clubs of America, Inc
American Medical Association
City enacts ordinance targeting dangerous dilapidated buildings
The City Council passed a law to vacate repair remove or demolish dilapidated unsafe structures. Buildings with 33 percent beam damage or 50 percent wall damage or fire wind decay qualify. Inspectors will check public and other structures and notify owners for hearings before potential court action.
Aggies to Meet At Richards Park Tuesday Picnic
All Texas A&M alumni students and families are invited to a get acquainted picnic at Richards Park on Tuesday at 1 p.m. A covered dish should be brought and a meal will be served by the 44M Mathes Club.
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Texas A&m University
Richards Park
Brady Bulldog Band Summer Practice Starts August
The Brady Bulldog Band will begin summer rehearsals on Monday August 3 at 9 a.m. in the high school band hall. New freshmen take entrance tests after the morning session. Students should bring $4 for the Garner State Park trip. The trip runs August 12 to 15 with additional late afternoon rehearsals after football field lining.
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Brady Bulldog
Garner State Park
Brady Firemen Attend Texas A&M Training School
Three Brady firefighters Howard Salter L J Armstrong and Perry A Lawrence attended the annual training school at Texas A M in College Station. Their attendance earns Brady a five percent credit on fire insurance rates.
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Brady Fire Department
College Station
Texas A&m
Howard Salter
L. J. Armstrong
Perry A. Lawrence
Brady
City Bookkeeper Resigns After Twenty Years Service
Mrs. Kate Broyles longtime employee in the Brady Water and Light Works bookkeeping department has resigned effective August 1 after twenty years with the city starting February 15 1944.
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Kate Broyles
Brady Water & Light Works
Brady Hospital Candy Stripers Aid Nursing Prep
The Candy Stripers volunteer program at Brady Hospital marks its third year with six Brady High School girls Claudia Neve Claire Schaeg Chevyl Knight Kay Yarbrough Gayle Hubbard and Linda Moellinger. After 50 hours of supervision and 12 hours of classroom training they qualify as nurse's aides and may continue with more instruction after age 16. The program exposes girls to 150 health fields guiding college major choices.
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Linda Moellinger
Gayle Hubbard
Claire Schaeg
Kay Yarbrough
Claudia Neve
Brady Hospital
Lena Mae Land
Brady High School
Vernon Neve
Charles Schaeg
Chevyl Knight
Bill Harwell
R. L. Yarbrough
City adopts retirement plan for Brady employees
Brady City Council approves the Texas Municipal Retirement System. Employees contribute 5 percent with city match. Eligible after 15 years, benefits depend on service, salary, and retirement age. State makes no contribution. Plan may start by September.
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Brady
Texas Municipal Retirement System
Two Weeks in California Vacation Ends for James Family
Mr and Mrs W H James and daughters Linda and Rebecca return from a two weeks trip in California and other western states. They visited sights and returned home recently to their town.
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California
W. H. James
Linda
Rebecca
Clarence
Preacher) Terry
Dallas
Houston
Preacher
Houston Colts
Electric Co op Members Meet Here Aug 1
The McCulloch Electric Cooperative will hold its annual membership meeting at 9:30 a m on Saturday August 1 in the Brady High School auditorium. Reports on the prior year will be reviewed and three directors elected. District 1 nominees Harold Price and Joe T Beauchamp. District 6 nominees Sheral Colburn and Rex Parker. District 7 nominees Johnny Humphries and Carl White. Current directors include R J Deck Sheral Colburn George Johanson Merle Taylor Orville Beakley Jack Edmiston Taylor Duncan Elmer Posey Bobbye Hurd. Bob Murphey of Nacogdoches will preside.
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McCulloch Electric Cooperative, Inc
Brady High School
Harold Price
Joe T. Beauchamp
Sheral Colburn
Rex Parker
Johnny Humphries
Carl White
R. J. Deck
George Johanson
Merle Taylor
Orville Beakley
Jack Edmiston
Taylor Duncan
Elmer Posey
Bobbye Hurd
Bob Murphey
Nacogdoches
Rain Spurs Varied Totals Across Mc Culloch County
Rain fell unevenly across Mc Culloch County on Wednesday with 1.10 inches by Doole’s ram gauge, 0.80 inches at Pear Valley, and 0.70 inches at Lohn. Doole reported wind damage to a seed house and a windmill near the Doole gin yard as showers continued into the afternoon.
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McCulloch
John Brown
Stacy
Doole
Brown
Pete Murrell
Pear Valley
Henry Bradley
Fife
Emmett Moore
Lohn
Dallas Firm to Take Over Rosenberg's Store Oct 1
Lintz Department Stores of Dallas will move into the Rosenberg building and open a new store October 1. Joseph E. Chastain, president, said the Brady store will carry the same lines and operate with the Rosenberg Myers standards. The Lintz chain has 11 Texas and Oklahoma outlets and will hire existing Rosenberg staff September 15.
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Dallas
Rosenberg
Lintz Department Stores
Joseph E. Chastain
Lintz
Rosenberg-Myers Company
Chastain
Lints Company
Texas
Oklahoma
Uvalde
Hillsboro
Terrell
Brownfield
Cleburne
Guthrie
Pauls Valley
Lawton
Sayre
Country Boys
Lints
Abilene
Brady
Rosenberg's
New York
Tase Guinea
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Cheryl Knight
Woodpile
John Morris
McCulloch County
John
Earl Hall
Doole Country
Earl
Dillo
Charley Miller
Waldrip
Brownwood
Far West
Christian Church
New City
Aggies
G. S. Hubbard
R. W Moellinger
Paul Hanson
Oma Jay
Verda Hargrove
Faye Morgeson
Velma Martin
Jimma Lou Mask
Jean Huffman
Buster Sayles
James Feazelle
Feazelle
W. C. Hutto
Melvin
Pat Glasscock
Curtis Norman
Paint Rock
Eden
Borrow
Frank Ogden
Frank Ogdens
Dick Trail
Pasche Country
Trail
Hymie and
Sidney Nees
Lintz Company
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