One-Armed Painters Prove Skill Across Dallas Shops
Ray Mhoon and Carl Tubb, both missing one arm, work at Dallas Goodwill Industries painting and refinishing furniture. They describe the challenges of balance, ladder use, and handling materials while proving they can work as fast as two able-bodied men. Mhoon, 50, supports a wife and daughter. Tubb, 47, arrived at Goodwill after an accident and learned painting from Mhoon.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Ray Mhoon
Carl Tubb
Goodwill Industries
Mhoon
Tubb
Koon
Midland
Roby
Snyder
Goodwill
Bonham
Beaumont
Refrigerator service available for all makes
Local repair service offers domestic and commercial refrigeration support. Reliable help with prompt response via telephone by calling 2292.
Richie Wins School Gym Addition Contract
The Eden School Board awarded Chester Richie of Brady the gym addition contract with a bid of 14 992, the lowest of six. Construction should start immediately and finish by the start of the fall term.
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Eden School Board
Chester Richie
Brady
Richie
Local visitors from Pecos spend day with Howe family
Mrs Billy Sol Estes Jan Dawn and Billy and Mrs Curtis Gene Lewallen and her son Mike flew in from Pecos Thursday to visit for the day with Mr and Mrs D A Howe Jan Estes stayed on to spend the week with her grandparents Office Supplies The Standard
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Billy Sol Estes
Jan
Dawn
Billy
Curtis Gene Lewallen
Mike
Pecos
D. A. Howe
Jan Estes
Brady Bride R E Luhn and Nellie Adkins Wed in Dallas
A May 1912 Brady news item reports the marriage of R E Luhn and Nellie Adkins at 7:45 p m in Dallas with Dr C H Harles officiating. The couple, returning to Brady, reside in a home bought from Mr Lockhart. Luhn works as a stenographer and bookkeeper for O D Mann & Sons, while Adkins previously headed the Pear Valley school.
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C. H. Lewis
Dallas
R. E. Luhn
Nellie Adkins
C. H. Harless
Grace Church
Luhn
Lockhart
O. D. Mann & Sons
Waddle
Meers
R. E. Jackson
Denton High School
Cresson
Granbury News
Jackson
Brady High School
Woodmen Circle
McCulloch County Woodmen and Friends
Livestock and Farming News roundup
Virgil Middleton drenched 500 head of ewes and lambs last week and used phenothiazine salt this week for stomach worm control. H C Broman drenched 150 head Monday and sprayed for flies and lice, also spraying his poultry house and barns. Oscar Byman vaccinated 10 calves for blackleg and sprayed cattle and barns for fly control. Claude Turner drenched sheep Tuesday, and T R Turner’s sheep were drenched Wednesday. Odice and T R Turner sold about 160 pairs to Robert Ledbetter. Walter Russell sold 43 head of solid mouth ewes at Brady Tuesday. M P Renfroe sold about 59 Debouillet ram heads at Menard auction Tuesday. he was accompanied by Dr E Renfroe. Both cattle and sheep were plentiful at the Heart Of Texas auction in Brady, with prices fairly weak.
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Virgil Middleton
H. C. Broman
Oscar Byman
Claude Turner
T. R. Turner
Odice
Robert Ledbetter
Walter Russell
Brady
M. P. Renfroe
Menard
Mr. Renfroe
E. Renfroe
Heart
Brady Girls Lose to Eden in Local Basketball Game
The Brady basketball team faced Eden last Friday afternoon and lost 25 to 12. The local girls fought hard but were outclassed by their opponents, with several attendees including G. C. Kirk and Rosa Stallings noted in attendance.
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