Social notes from Melvin Texas residents and visitors
Melvin area residents and relatives are reported visiting and traveling. Otha Fortson family visits Hugo Oklahoma, Darrell Hood's family to Wurtsmith Michigan, Ledbetter and Spiser visits in Eden, and various trips to San Angelo Brady Jourdanton and Brownwood. Beta Sigma Phi brunch honored mothers. State Track Meet in Austin. Patti Wolfe honors list at the University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin
Texas
Otha Fortson
Joe Fortson
Hugo
Okla
Darrell W. Hood
Tammy
Amy
Bradley
Wurtsmith, Mich
Hood
Jackie Garner
Raymon Cook
Lake Jackson
Jack Bevers
Allan Ledbetter
John Bratton
Brady
G. B. Swensk
San Angelo
Ken Mathis
Fred Rossman
Roelean Anderson
Irving
E. F. Schmitt
W. C. Hutto
Walter Cook
Heart of Texas Memorial Hospital
Floyd Marshall
Michael Wuest
Marshall
Wuest
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Austin
Jimmy Marshall
Michele and
Allen
Jourdanton
Jackie Towery
David Ward
Midland
Preston Donaho
Donaho
Eddie Spivey
Veronica
Brownwood
Tim Siler
Guy Siler
David Siler
Club Cafe
Larry Seals
Arlington
Jimmy Atkinson
Patti Wolfe
State University
Judy
Patti
Shields Norwood
August Steel
Brady Standard notes graduation details and community events
The Brady Standard reports on local celebrations and student achievements in Lohn including Ronnie Moore's 90.21 average and state tennis appearances. Valedictorian Lyle Daniel and salutatorian Debbie Solsbery are named with two-year averages, and commencement exercises are set for May 23 with guest Curly Hays speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Moore
Emmett Moore
Lohn
Ronnie
Lohn Junior High School
Lyle Daniel
John W. Daniel
Fife
Debbie Solsbery
D. N. Solsbery
Lohn Tabernacle
Curly Hays
West Texas Utilities Co
Veterans Say Thank You for Successful World War I Convention
George Engdahl and George Campbell of Heart of Texas Barracks No 1466 thank many businesses and individuals for a successful convention. The 21st District of Veterans of World War I credits Judge Roger George Mayor Norman Lawler Brady National Bank Chamber of Commerce Brady Standard and KNEL for help. Kimble Menard Singers set 2 to 4 pm Sunday at Hext Baptist Church. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Engdahl
Heart of Texas
George Campbell
Roger George
Norman Lawler
Brady National Bank
Chamber of Commerce
Brady Standard and Knel
Hext Baptist Church
Report Grain Damage To Local ASCS Office
Wayne Bo Powell McCulloch County ASCS director urges farmers who lost wheat and barley to hail to report losses within 15 days or before grazing. An ASCS appraisal is required and if remaining crop is harvestable no report is needed until harvest. A low yield payment may be possible after harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASCS
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office
Wayne
Bo) Powell
McCulloch County
Powell
ASCS urges quick crop damage reports after harvest
Powell and Gary Philipp emphasize filing within 15 days of harvest for crop damage to allow a realistic disaster appraisal. Residents with ruined wheat or barley should contact the ASCS Office promptly. The note closes with an odd line about a West Coast miniaturization factory capable of fitting into a station wagon valued at a million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Philipp
Powell
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Melvin News
Sue Brown
Doole
Sue
Dallas
Ben Barnes
Harold Brown
Santa Anna
Jack Garner
Sharon Garner
Houston
Lynn Garner
LaMarque
James Mullinax
Perrin
Mullinax
Mineral Wells
John Lee
Eden
Silers
C. V. Siler
Arch Jacobson
Frank Skinner
Leta Stroth
Texas Press
Memsen
Association
Qui
Bridge Street
Brady Enterprise
McCulloch County Star
Heart of Texas News
McCulloch
Brady Standard
Brady Herald
Ers
Strothers
Bierama Castle
Denise
Cudaley
Calif
Homer Medders
Fort Worth
Bill Mikeska
Menard
Johnny Guice
Rudell
Georgia Turner
Bernice Davis
Mary Neal
Johnny Adams
Lohn School
Lyla Lohn
Salutatorian
Kimble-Menard Singers
Brady Brady
Eerl Finlay
City Drug Co
Leo
Brady Savings
E. Main
Brady, Texas
East Suburbia
Royal
James Wilkinson
Homer Duncum Tire Co
Larg E
Uniroyal
Zeta
Janka
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