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Brady Standard in Brady, Texas

10 Jun 1955

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Brady Standard

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Brady, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1955

Page

3

Rochelle Families Move as Change Touches Community

Rochelle Texas community notes several families relocating for summer or new jobs in Austin Sherman and other towns. Arthur Scharlach and wife move with Gwen Arthur Jr. and Jimmie. Neal family relocates to Sherman. Arch Gainer and sons pursue advanced studies in Austin. Edward Cates and David Moseley head to the University of Texas and Tarleton. Peggy Boyd starts work toward a master’s degree. local youths pursue careers and education while remaining ties to Rochelle.

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Rochelle Tex Arthur Scharlach Gwen Arthur Jr Jimmie Austin Scharlach Land Commissioner's Rochelle High School University of Texas Butch Arthur Neal Sherman Don Texas Tech Neals Neal Raleigh Weals Kallison Ranch San Antonio McCulloch County Raleigh Brady Street Bobby Missouri Ralph Atlanta Texas University Arch Gainer Paul Sam Gainer Edward Cates Edward Tarleton College T. E. Cates Bureau of Federal Investigation David Moseley Bob Moseley David TSCW Peggy Boyd James Boyd Rochelle School
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Rudder's 90th Division Opens Two Weeks Training at Fort Hood

About 1,500 Texas civilian soldiers of the 90th Infantry Division begin a two week summer training at North Fort Hood under Brig. Gen. J. Earl Rudder. Units from 39 Texas towns arrived in rain for day one. The week features Texas Press Day and a visit by Lt. Gen. Ike D. Clark of the Fourth Army.

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Rudder Fort Hood Texas 90Th Infantry Division United States Army North Fort Hood 9Th Texas Own J. Earl Rudder Texas Sun 90Th Division Fourth Army Boy Scout Oasis Austin Ike D. Clark T. Williams
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Final Rites Held For R. G. Hughes

Funeral services were conducted in Temple for R. G. Hughes 62 a Santa Fe railroad conductor who died Monday. He is survived by his wife Annie Campbell of Brady two brothers and a sister with graveside rites by the Masonic Lodge at Hillcrest Cemetery Temple.

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Temple Hewett Funeral Home R. G. Hughes Temple Railroad Annie Campbell Brady Hearne Santa Fe Railroad First Baptist Church Knob Creek Fort Worth Lillie Bobo George Brown Masonic Lodge Hillcrest Cemetery
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Birth of Gayle Lynn Stindt in Bay City visit

Mr and Mrs W H Stindt received word from son in law Curtis B Oliver of Bay City of the birth of a second daughter Gayle Lynn weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces Christened Gayle Lynn The first daughter Linda Ruth age 3% years old Mrs Stindt staying in Bay City for a week Mrs Dorman Capps of Pontotoc was admitted to Brady Hospital Friday and released Saturday

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W. H. Stindt Curtis B. Oliver Bay City Little Miss Gayle Lynn Linda Ruth
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Mrs. Walter Hurd Stays at Brady Hospital

Mrs. Walter Hurd was a patient in Brady Hospital Thursday. Others entering the facility that day included S. M.

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Walter Hurd Brady Hospital S. M
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