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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1962
Page
6
Mrs. S. W. Hughes returned home Tuesday from Brady Hospital after nearly two months. She suffered a broken hip January 19 at her home and now can walk with assistance.
Indiana couple Glen and Mrs. Gray swap 161 acres for a houseboat named Back of the Moon based at Galveston Watch Basin. They sailed from Ohio River to Natchez and Morgan City, now calling Galveston home with daughter Stephanie aboard as galley chief and student.
The Texas Society for Crippled Children and Adults mails one point five million Easter Seals through its 84 county affiliates. The seals, known nationwide as The Easter Seal Society, fund Texas treatment centers and local services while ten percent backs a nationwide research foundation.
Hallmark introduces Easter greeting cards in new display by Standard Herald Office. Cards feature seasonal motifs and sentiments aimed at holiday correspondence and gifting.
A Floydada Whirl wind Band member thanks the Brady paper for last year’s excellent writeup and expresses pride in the coverage. The letter thanks locals for their help during the band’s stay and conveys deep appreciation for the town’s support.
Mrs Oma Stone of Brady reports her son Jim Lee Brown of Brownwood, a former Brady resident, was injured in an accident. Local officials confirm Brown is hospitalized and receiving treatment. The incident occurred last week and eyes remain on his condition.
The Fletcher Fields, Paul Fields, and Van Bratton families express gratitude for the sympathy and aid offered after the loss of their son and grandson. Your kindness eased their sorrow during this difficult time.
Brady remains hospitalized then released to home in Brownwood after a collision near Cross Plains damaged his car. Jim Lee, traveling salesman for Clements Cigar & Candy Co of Brownwood, works in Brady's trade territory.
Tommy Kidd of Rochelle, a student at San Angelo College, captured the spitting contest at Western Week held in the city last week. Kidd’s squirt traveled 31 feet 3 1 2 inches.
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