Springtime Texas Colors Across Farmland and Towns
The Heart of Texas basks in a colorful April to May panorama with bluebonnets buttercups and wildflowers along the Brownwood highway near Bert and Gertrude Harrison’s home. A Terrell funeral for Murphy Qualls was noted while E. T. Williams of Camp San Saba was pictured with Réscue Grass. Lucille and Lefty Reynolds send greetings from Lake Dominguez near El Fuerte Mexico as Bradyites plan a Baja trip.
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Brownwood Highway
Bert
Gertrude Harrison
Herald
Texas
Terrell
Murphy Qualls
E. T. Williams
Camp San Saba
Lucille
Lefty Reynolds
Lake Dominguez
el Fuerte
Mexico
Preston Smith
Bradyite Plan for Economic Stabilization Proposal
Editor Harold Carlson of Brady argues for a long range plan to stabilize the economy through shared sacrifice between management and workers. He critiques federal dependence and proposes a give and take approach as a safeguard against future downturns with a call for reader comment.
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Harold Carlson
Brady
Heart of Texas Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Plans May Meeting
The Heart of Texas Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will hold its first annual membership meeting at 7:30 p m May 5 in St Pauls Episcopal Parish Hall. Officers nominated include Quitn Moseley president and Bill Bodenhamer vice president. The group aims to grow to 200 members and notes 150 current members have donated over 6 000 hours of volunteer work and $3 700 toward hospital equipment.
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Heart of Texas Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Quitn Moseley
Bill Bodenhamer
Ford Slocum
Deposits Rise Across McCulloch County Banks in April 1975
McCulloch County banks Brady National Commercial National and Ranchlander National report April 1975 deposits up about 3 million from April 1974 with loans rising near 2 million. Brady National leads deposit gains near 2 million while Commercial National exceeds 1 million and Ranchlander about 200 thousand.
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McCulloch County
Comptroller's Office
Brady National
Commercial National
Ranchlander National
Brady National Bank
Commercial National Bank
Ranchlander
John W. Jones
Jones
Brady National Eeesee
World War I Vets Meet Here May 10
The Heart O' Texas Barracks 1466 hosts the 21st District Spring Convention of the Veterans of World War I at Brady Housing Community Center on May 10. District officers include Engdahl, Martin, McCall, Necker, Rogers, and Sitas with Auxiliary president Leslie Sheffield. Registration opens at 8 a.m. at Flamingo Inn. Engdahl to order at 10 a.m. Judge George welcomes. Mayor Lawler speaks. Noon meal follows with memorial service and business session.
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Heart O’ Texas
Roger George
Brady
Norman Lawler
Flamingo Inn
Trustees approve low bid for Brady High complex
Brady Independent School District trustees accepted Miller Construction Co. bid of 44275 to construct the industrial arts and drafting complex at Brady High School. The building will rise on the school parking lot at Wall Street and 11th Street following a Monday night called session.
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Brady Independent School District
Miller Construction Co
BHS
Wall and
11Th Streets
New Hospital Rules Increase Costs Facing Patients
Editor notes retirement of Heart of Texas Memorial Hospital administrator after 29 years and succession by Bill G. Boswell. The piece critiques Utilization Review UR rules issued by Casper W. Weinberger aimed at limiting Medicare and Medicaid admissions and stays, arguing higher costs for patients and strain on rural hospitals.
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Atherton
Heart of Texas Memorial Hospital
Bill G. Boswell
Casper W. Weinberger
Weinberger
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Mother Nature
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Pacific
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Heart of Texas Memorial H
Ben Dillon
Ouita Moseley
Ed Haffner
Bill Boswell
Cecil Striegler
Ford
E. Lohn, Jr
John G. Jones
S. Merlin McAnelly
Lamar Leifeste
CNB
21St District Ladies’ Auxiliary
Veterans
Leslie Sheffield
Trustees
Leonard C. Atherton
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