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Brady Standard

Location

Brady, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1966

Page

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Hunt Controls Airwaves At Night Brady High Principal

Brady High School principal Boyd Hunt leads ham radio operators in MARS, serving disaster alerts and messages for servicemen overseas. Area IV includes 500 civilians linked to Air Force bases, keeping 24 hour watch during emergencies like hurricanes. Hunt, the county’s only operator, spends two hours weekly on air and uses surplus USAF equipment, including a teletype machine, to relay messages quickly.

Boyd Hunt Brady High United States Air Force Hunts MARS Radio System Inez Hunt San Saba Canal Zone Eet USAF

Bearcats and Bluecats Dominate All-District Picks

The Ballinger Bearcats and Coleman Bluecats shared the District 8-AA all-district selections after a tied season. Coleman earned four first-team offensive selections and three on defense, Ballinger three on each unit, with Brady’s Ronnie Neves on first defense and several others on second teams.

Ballinger Bearcats Coleman Bluecats Coleman Ballinger Brady Bulldogs Ronnie Neves Barry Myrick James Mask Steve Miller Mask Mike Pellizzari Mason Larry Donop Steve Henrick Punchers Mike Lippe Bob Millican San Saba Doug Frick Dick Miller Leland Hamner Larry Goodwin Brady Larry Stovall Llano Joe Miller Billy Hale Bob Howard Chan Priest Danny McQueen Bob Rich Jerry Ringo Danny Nixon Butch Moore Allen Grider Randy Scott Walter Pehl

McCulloch County Adopts Free Voter Registration Law

About 300 residents in McCulloch County registered under the new free voter registration law. Ages 21 to 60 may register without charge, while those 60 before January 1, 1966 are exempt from a certificate. Deadline is January 31 with certificates valid for elections beginning February 1967.

McCulloch County John Guice Guice

Former Gouldbusk Man Cited For His Invention

Leverett W. McMillan of Waco formerly Gouldbusk was honored in Washington for an invention for soil conservation that aids drilling and soil sampling. His seven and a half foot core barrel allows one man to operate a core drill instead of two, saving taxpayers about $9000 annually. Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman presented the special merit award.

Leverett W. McMillan Waco Gouldbusk Washington, D. C Soil Conservation Service McMillan Agriculture Orville Freeman

2 494 Bales Ginned In County Report

Mec Culloch County reports 2,494 bales ginned across four gins as weather stays warm. Lohn Co op gin lists 1,187 bales, Doole Co op and Utsey Gin at Fife show 508 bales by Wednesday, with potential for 1,000 to 1,500 more. Dry summer limited yield, mild forecast aids farmers.

Mec-Culloch Lohn Doole Co-op Utsey Fife

C C Jobson 70 Ex County Agent Dies in Vet Hospital

Charles C Jobson 70 of Mesquite died Nov 9 in Veterans Hospital Dallas after a lengthy illness. He served McCulloch County as County Agent in the mid 20s to the early 80s. Survived by wife daughter Mary Lou Keller of Bedford two brothers Harry H Jobson and Hicks H Jobson all of Mesquite and three grandsons. Masonic services were held in Mesquite Friday Nov 11 with burial there.

Charles C. Jobson Mesquite Veterans Hospital Dallas Jobson McCulloch County Mary Lou Keller Bedford Harry H Hicks H. Jobson

Bells Attend Texas Wedding of Sylvia King and Nathan Glover

Mr and Mrs Clarence Bell spent last weekend in San Antonio visiting relatives and friends and attending the wedding of Miss Sylvia King and Nathan Glover, friends of the Bells.

San Antonio Clarence Bell Sylvia King Nathan Glover The Bells

Safe recovered in brush near Jubilee race track burglary

Sheriff Luke Vogel announced the recovery of Townsend store safe taken in a fall burglary. It was found Sunday in sogne brush and rocks on Post Oak Creek near the Jubilee track, cut open and empty of the main money sack. Two men, Cecil Stembridge and Leonard Ray Robertson, are jailed on burglary charges awaiting bond.

Townsend Luke Vogel Ben Franklin Sogne Brush Post Oak Creek Jubilee Race Track Brownwood Vogel

Brady Preps For Domino Visit Of Santa Claus

Bradyes prepare for the holiday season as city crews string lights on the square with plans to light them on Thanksgiving night. Santa Claus will visit Brady plaza on December 3 in a Chamber of Commerce sponsored event, with the home contest final on December 21 awarding prizes of 25 15 and 10 dollars.

Brady Santa Claus James Feazelle McCulloch

McCulloch County Singing Convention to Meet in Brady

The McCulloch County Singing Convention will meet in Brady on Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock in the Gospel Tabernacle. A featured performance will be the Bell Family Quartet of Temple. Everyone is invited to attend.

McCulloch County Brady Gospel Tabernacle Bell Family Quartet Temple

Governor's Tourist Meeting Draws HemisFair 68 Plans

Mayor John Rudder and George Purcell attended the Governor's Tourist Development Conference in Austin. The morning session featured speakers from across the state while Gov. John Connally opened the afternoon program outlining HemisFair 68 plans and the Institute of Texan Cultures presentation for the fair.

John Rudder C-C George Purcell Austin John Connally Institute of Texan Cultures

Thanksgiving Visit to Amarillo Family

Mr and Mrs H H Nicholas left Tuesday afternoon for Amarillo to spend Thanksgiving with their daughter Mrs Don Crumbley her husband and three grandchildren.

Amarilo H. H. Nicholas Amarillo Don Crumbley Mr. Crumbley

Mother Dies at Morton November 17

Mrs H D Griffiths mother Mrs A C Brown 81 died in Morton after a sudden pneumonia attack. Funeral at First Baptist Morton with burial in Morton Cemetery. Survived by five daughters five sons 54 grandchildren 117 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Relatives attended from Brady and nearby communities.

H. D. Griffith A. C. Brown Morton First Baptist Church J. F. Langdon Balls Mattie Pillingtons Hobbs N. M Dave Singleton Knox City

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Bearcats Bluecats Mike Virdell Mike Edington Greg Pyles Sammy McLarty Mike Holmes Lesley Elkins Pat Zucha James Virdell Jarvis Gossett Walter Post Donald Riggs Lanny Hallmark Linn Parrish Chuck Priess Stanley Henrick Senor C. C. Jobson Vet Cecil Stembridge Leonard Ray Robertson Rudder Purcell
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