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Brady Standard

Location

Brady, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1955

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Flood Toll Sets by Soil Conservation Service in Brady Creek

The Soil Conservation Service estimates flood damage above 466000 in the Brady Creek watershed from May storms. Detention dams Site 39 40 41 near Brady likely prevented greater levee damage, while roads parks and fences suffered costs. The agency seeks federal funds for faster Brady Creek flood control work and cites acreage under water and potential reductions if structures operated.

The Soil Conservation Service Brady Creek SCS Conn Johnson Noble Johnson Brady Dick Winters Brady Creek Watershed Association QO. C. Fisher Lyndon Johnson

New Rest Rooms Built at Track Ahead of Jubilee

Jack Locklear track manager reports two new rest rooms completed under the grand stand for the July Jubilee races. The facilities occupy the former snack bar space as preparations continue for the three day meet on July 2 3 4 with stalls already reserving.

Jack Locklear Locklear

Absentee Voting Opens for Jubilee Queen in 1955

Absentee ballots for the 1955 July Jubilee queen election start Saturday June 18 at 9 a m for McCulloch County residents who will be away on election day June 25. H M Deaton oversees ballots available from him or Mrs J R Cochran at City Drug Store.

H. M. Deaton J. R. Cochran City Drug Store McCulloch County Sylvia Bell Brady Phyllis Bierman Brady Barbara Bodenhamer Brady Kay Bratton Rochelle Mary Sue Bratton Brady Jimmie Helen Harkrider Brady Carolyn Ingram Brady Nancy Moore Lohn Bonna Jean Nance Brady Mary Ann Parks Melvin Cynthia

Brady polio cases update with patient discharges

Gray Carrithers, 15, son of Mr and Mrs George Carrithers, Brady, was doing fine at Brady Hospital after entering last week with polio. Mrs Ross McSwain Jr, the hospital's other polio patient, was discharged Thursday.

Gray Carrithers George Carrithers Brady Brady Hospital Ross McSwain, Jr

Cochran Returns After Two Weeks Visit in Cleburne

Gary Cochran came back Saturday night after a two week stay visiting his sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Doug las Moore in Cleburne.

Gary Cochran Cleburne Douglas Moore

Guy Smith 97 Dies at Home in Brady

Guy Smith, 97, died at 1 20 a m Monday at his Brady home 806 South Cypress Street. A carpenter born December 14 1857 in Hill County he married Minnie Lee Addison. Survivors include five daughters three sons a sister two half brothers 14 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 10 a m Tuesday at Wilkerson Funeral Home chapel with burial in Brady Cemetery.

Guy Smith Brady South Cypress St Hill County Minnie Lee Addison Raymond Hawthorne Calif Paul Smith Fresno Maude Spurlock Dallas May Townsend San Antonio Helen Staley Colorado Springs Colo Edith Davidson Ballinger Ruth Bay Mollie McDaniel Hillsboro Bob Bud Tarrant Wilkerson Furnal Home Chapel Brady Cemetery

Pioneer James E. Spiller Dies at 83 in Voca Community

James E. Spiller known as Uncle Jim, a Voca pioneer and longtime merchant, dies at 6 a m at his daughter’s home in Mason aged 83. Born in Voca in 1872, he built the store now run by Jim Schooley and is survived by his wife Sara, one daughter, two grandchildren and four great grandchildren, with funeral held at the Church of Christ in Voca.

Jim” Spiller McCulloch County Voca Dennis Armour Mason Armour James E. Spiller Sara E. King Spiller Jim Schooley Wade F. Spiller W. W. Spiller Brady Jennie McKnight Odessa Wilkerson Church of Christ Silas Howell Llano W. B. Cox Ed Spiller Jack Fred Spiller James Spiller Eden Hugh Roy Spiller Menard

Storm Edition All Sold Out

The Standard reports its storm edition is exhausted after strong demand last Tuesday. Many readers asked for extra copies to share with friends and relatives, and some storm pictures are printed again on page 6 today.

Charles Samuelson Returns From Texas Coast Vacation

Charles Samuelson a teller at Commercial National Bank returned last Saturday from a ten day vacation at Galveston and other Texas coast points of interest.

Charles Samuelson Commercial National Bank Galveston Texas

Lohn Church of Christ Marks Its Golden Anniversary

A history recounts the Lohn Church of Christ beginnings in 1905 with families such as Bates and Isaacs, revival led by A J McCarty, later tabernacle builds, summer open air worship, winter schoolroom meetings, and gradual growth through 1917 including ministers Brill Kidwell and others.

R. D. Draper Church of Christ Lohn M. Z. Bates, Isaacs, Gattis and Per A. J. McCarty A. J. Jones Draper Laremore Cavin Brock Jess Marshall Pear Valley Cow Creek Fife Marion Fowlers Ohlhausen J. W. Hemphill Brothers Brill, Kidwell J. B. Jones C. L. Allen N. Simpson S. W. Alford Ferguson

Brady to host wool scouring plant move from Lowell

Roddie & Co. of Brady, Texas buys a wool scouring plant in Lowell Massachusetts and plans to relocate it to Brady next month. The facility will operate at the Brady Cotton Oil Co. building at 201 South Magnolia Street starting July 15 with a target opening date of September 1. The venture, named Roddie Wool Scouring Co. Inc., will employ about 20 workers on one shift and up to 45 if a second shift is added. The plant will be run by an expert from Massachusetts and Brady’s oil mill building will be remodeled to house the operation.

Roddie & Co. of Brady Lowell Mass Brady Cotton Oil Co South Magnolia St Roddie & Co Paul Klatt Frank Roddie Texas Roddie West Texas Roddie Wool Scouring Co., Inc Roddie Brothers Jack Frank Bill Massachusetts Boston U. S

San Saba PCA Re-elects Officers

J. W. Harkrider of Brady and J. B. Burnham of Goldthwaite were re elected directors as the San Saba Production Credit Association held its 21st annual stock holders meeting in San Saba. James Kuykendall of Cherokee was re elected president as were officers M. A. Field of Burnet vice president H. D. Chadwick secretary treasurer Newell Oliver and Ben H. Ray of San Saba assistant secretary treasurer Chadwick warned farmers and ranchers not to rush to restock ranges as rains have come noting a drought is not ended quickly.

J. W. Harkrider Brady J. B. Burnham Goldthwaite San Saba James Kuykendall Cherokee M. A. Field Burnet H. D. Chadwick Newell Oliver Ben H. Ray Chadwick

Opportunity knocks this weekend for all readers

A newspaper note urges every person, organization, and firm to stay alert for a rare, all-year investment coming in the next few days. It counsels readiness, cash in with neighbors, and reading Standard Friday plus listening to the radio for details.

Mrs. J. Q. Citizen

Brady Photographer Thor Lauritz Dies at 69

Thor Lauritz a Brady photographer died at 11 30 am Sunday at Medical and Surgical Hospital born Sept 19 1885 in Sweden. He and brother Albert ran studios at 211 North Church St after moving from South Blackburn St to California then returned to Church Street three or four years ago Graveside rites were at Rest Haven Cemetery with Wilkerson Funeral Home in charge Albert Lauritz the sole survivor.

Thor G. Laumitz Brady Medical and Surgical Hospital Sweden Albert Lauritz North Church St Blackburn St California Church Street Rest Haven Cemetery Wilkerson Funeral Home Albert

Adkins in Hospital With Heart Ailment

Evans J. Adkins former county judge and county attorney is ill in Brady Hospital with a heart ailment. His physician said he had been in critical condition but was improving on Tuesday.

Concessions Limited for July Jubilee Opera

John Sorell says only a few concessions remain for the July Jubilee. Interested applicants should contact Frank Roddie, who chairs the concession committee.

John Sorell Frank Roddie

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