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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1965
Page
2
Public hearings across 152 Texas counties set May 21 through June 4 on game and fish regulations. McCulloch County meets June 2 at 10 a.m. at the Courthouse. Swede Dohrson invites all to attend and comment.
About 100 out of town golfers participate in the seventh annual Heart of Texas Business Men's Golf Tournament in Brady. Championship flight qualifiers began at 7 a.m. Last year’s champion O B Poole Jr returns to defend. City official James Feazelle reports the Municipal course is in good shape with fairways sound and a small lake adding interest.
Jeffrey Anderson, son of Dr. J. P. Anderson and Mrs. Diane Anderson, is awarded a Secondary Science scholarship for a Houston program training high school juniors in mathematics chemistry and research. Forty Texas participants were chosen by University of Houston Director Dr. R. L. Motard. The course runs June 21 to August 13 with UH faculty supervising biology chemistry and computer research projects.
Loadcraft, Inc. denies Brady relocation rumors and plans a Denton headquarters office to coordinate with Brady and Augusta plants. President John Moellinger says two thirds of work will stay in Brady, with expansion in military bids and a new heavy diesel truck line slated for Brady and Augusta facilities.
Lee Gaddis Geeslin son of Mr and Mrs Edward Geeslin longtime Sam Houston State Teachers College staff member has been named Dean of Fine Arts at the college He his wife and 16 year old daughter will depart June 1 for Rome and France for a two month art museum visit
McCulloch County citizens faced with aggressive out of town insurance salesmen risk loss of savings and pensions. County Attorney Murray Jordan warns seniors to verify identification, avoid cash payments, and mail checks to the company. He cites two felony theft complaints in Justice Court where a policy was sold but nothing delivered and urges careful form checks to prevent denial of coverage.
Visiting in Denver Mr and Mrs Walter Louis Bryson and Patti and Judy Bryson left Thursday morning to be guests of their daughter and sister Miss Sandya Bryson in Denver Colorado.
Principal Paul Huntington announces Brady Junior High eighth grade honor students for promotion to high school. Kathy Jackson tops with 97.4 average for girls. Rita Crew is second with 06.4. Donald Barley leads boys with 95.3. Eight grade has 97 eligible for promotion and informal ceremonies were held Tuesday.
Mason Adkins son of Lt Col and Mrs George Adkins of San Antonio formerly Brady is named to the Southwest Conference all star golf team by coaches and sports information directors. He played golf for Texas University this year and is grandson of Mr and Mrs Paul Johnson.
McCulloch County farmers begin combining as oats and wheat yields look promising. Test oats reached 39 pounds at F and M Co op with 53 acres in oats. Farmers from Fairview to Lohn and Brady Lake report good oats and wheat prospects, though some fields remain too wet to harvest.
The Brady Bulldogs football schedule for 1965 lists the same opponents with venues reversed from last year. Games are set for September 3 Ballinger away and Lakeview home, through November 5 San Saba away with district designations noted.
May 31 is a holiday in Brady and the Standard Herald office will be closed. Please submit news and ad copy early Friday and Saturday morning to ensure Tuesday publication.
The annual Cowboy Cemetery working will be held Saturday starting at 7 30 a m and continue all day. Volunteers are urged to come bring a lunch and be prepared to work until the job is finished.
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