Fossils Mistaken For Caliche At Brady Site
Paleontologist Wendell Stewart from Midland explains the chalky Caliche Hill fossils near Brady are oyster shells from 127 million years ago. He and wife LaVelle visited Brady after studying geologic formations north to the Colorado River. Nearby, Smokey the German Shepherd, stolen in a 1948 Brady burglary, is recovered with James Allen Tarleton State College student and owner.
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Fairview
Wendell Stewart
Midland
Texaco
Smith Farm
Caliche
Wendell
LaVelle
Brady
Larry
Mary Ann
Colorado River
University of Texas
Smokey
Jean F. Williams
Brady Butane Co
Jean
James Allen
Llano
Leonard Turberville
Tarleton State College
Brady Students Enroll at TSTI Four Named Brady Siblings Attend TSTI
Four Brady youths enroll at Texas State Technical Institute. They are Robert Shuffield in advanced technology son of Roby Shuffield Joseph Bradley in automotive technology son of Tom Bradley Jr Johnny Weaver in automotive mechanics son of Harold Weaver and Jesse McAnally in meat processing and marketing son of Jesse W McAnally.
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Brady
Texas State Technical Institute
Robert Shuffield
Advanced Technology
Roby Shuffield
Joseph Bradley
Automotive Technology
Tom Bradley, Jr
Johnny Weaver
Harold Weaver
Jesse McAnally
Jesse W. McAnally
Brady Soldier Wounded While Aiding Major in Germany
Pvt Edwin V Sanabria of Ponce Puerto Rico fired on a dayroom door wounding Spec Miguel F Hernandez of Brady Texas as Maj Charles H Pritchett was seized during the incident in Wuerzburg Germany. Sanabria faced two counts of aggravated assault and gun charges.
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Wuerzburg
Germany
Edwin V. Sanabria
Ponce
P. R
Sanabria
Maj
Charles H. Pritchett
Dothan
Ala
Miguel F. Hernandez
Brady
Texas
Hernandez
McWilliams Listed In Who's Who In Texas 1973 74
Dr. M. D. McWilliams Sr. of Calf Creek Route has been nominated for the 1973 74 Who's Who in Texas. The rancher and 4 H leader, a 1957 Texas A&M Vet Med graduate, joins notable business, government and civic figures recognized by state archives and Library of Congress indexed publication.
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M. D. McWilliams, Sr
Calf Creek
Texas
Library of Congress
McWilliams
McCulloch County
Texas A&m School of Veterinary Medicine
Brady Chamber Urges Convention Center Plan For City
Brady Chamber of Commerce and Mrs. Gray Carruthers urged City Council to study a 9,980 square foot convention center on the Brady Municipal Golf Course site. The plan envisions a four-room, 60 by 100 foot meeting space with soundproof walls and a 500 to 600 person capacity, plus a deck overlooking the golf course. Cost was estimated around 350000 in 1974 with financing considered via certificates of obligation and possible tax collateral.
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Brady Chamber of Commerce
Gray Carruthers
Brady
Boyd Hunt
Brownwood
Texas
Don Freeman
San Angelo
University of Texas
Freeman
Carruthers
McCulloch County
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Hunt
C. P. Rockwell
Bill Ricks
McCulloch County Farm Bureau to Hold Annual Session
The 1973 annual meeting of McCulloch County Farm Bureau members is set for 7:30 p m Tuesday Oct 16 in the Brady school cafeteria Six directors will be elected and resolutions voted on Cash and battery drawings will be held with 7 o'clock registration Farm Bureau president J H Hanson says the event will include a film and features The Texas Constitution Revision Committee will present resolutions Johanson membership chairman notes the bureau has already met its 529 member goal with a drive one month remaining
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McCulloch County Farm Bureau
Brady School
Farm Bureau
J. H. Hanson
Texas Constitution Revision Committee
C. E. McMillan
Harry E. Hanson
Gerald Huffman
James Durst
George H. Johanson
Johanson
Protestants Observe World Communion Sunday Oct 7
Protestants are urged to join World Communion Sunday on October 7 to celebrate a risen Lord and the universality of faith. The 1973 theme More Than Bread emphasizes deeper meaning beyond the elements of the Lord's Supper and calls for global unity in peace and love.
Presbyterians State Mission Preaching Weekend
A Preaching Mission will be held this weekend at Brady Presbyterian Church. Guest speaker is Dr. Andrew Edington, author educator sportsman and lay theologian. Meetings run Friday to Sunday at 7 30 nightly and 10 55 a m Sunday. The public is invited to attend.
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Brady Presbyterian Church
Andrew Edington
Chamber Signboard Changes For Plaza Events
Scheduling marquee messages on the plaza moves from C. B. Groves at City Hall to Don Freeman Brady Chamber of Commerce manager. People seeking postings should contact Freeman at the C-C office.
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C. B. Groves
Don Freeman
Brady Chamber
Freeman
C-C
McCulloch County 4-H Achievement Event Set Monday
The annual 4-H Achievement Event at Brady High School Auditorium begins 7:30 p m Monday October 8. Year pins medals and certificates will be awarded. The Gold Star Boy and Girl will be announced. Pam Dickinson MCs Kim Carroll gives invocation Tony Gage benediction and reports on 4-H activities beyond the county including Ecology Conference Range Camp Texas 4H Congress Horse Camp.
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McCulloch County
Brady High School
Pam Dickinson
Kim Carroll
Tony Gage
Bobby Pearce
Susan Bratton
Linda Rodgers
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L. B. Smith
O. K
Caliche Hill
Texas U.’s
North America
Clarence Cole
Leonard
Williamses
TSTI
United Way
Steve Black
Richard Lane
Jack Moore
Concho Valley Council
Brady Schools
Bob Wilson
The
Standard
San Antonio Express
Evening News
Brady Boys
Bob
McWilliams In ‘Who's Who
Convention Center
Rockwell
Norman Lawler
W. A. Dodds
Henry Carr
Ed Valliant
Dwain D. Roberts
McFarland
Brady Lake
North Bridge and
Main
South Church and
Commerce Streets
South Bridge and
Commerce
JRB
McCulloch Farm Bureau
Earth
Texas Methodist
Christ
God
Presbyterians State Mission
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