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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1966
Page
8
Mr and Mrs Leon Jennings of San Antonio formerly of Brady and Sohn receive notice from the 25th Administration Co Casualty Branch that their son Lester Jennings has been promoted to Spec 4 in Viet Nam as of October 1.
Dr. J. P. Anderson urges citizens to support sanitation and public health measures. Clean water, proper sewage, solid waste disposal, and air quality are vital to prevent illness. The message highlights environmental hygiene, personal responsibility, and the role of community services in health protection.
One screwworm case is confirmed on the W J White ranch ten miles west of Brady in McCulloch County. It is the first local screwworm activity since the statewide outbreak. County Agent Travis Langford urged stockmen to inspect livestock and send samples to the Mission Screwworm Laboratory, noting kits are available at the county office.
Brady School Superintendent C A Reynolds says plans for tuberculosis screening of all 1st and 7th graders in McCulloch County are nearly complete. Melvin Rochelle and Lohn will send students to Brady for testing under the county health officer and school nurse supervision.
Memorial services for Frances McLean are scheduled for October 22 at 3 30 p m at Park Hill Baptist Church San Antonio. She died from injuries in a late August car accident near Benbrook. Her son Hulon, also badly injured, is recovering as expected per the family.
Howard Bloomer and Ben Sims attended the 26th annual Texas Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisors meeting in Austin. The event highlighted rural and town conservation efforts under the theme Today's Challenge To Meet Tomorrow's Needs with speakers including G Scruggs John F Hutchison A K E Cascino and Sam Studebaker.
Mrs Evers H P C was admitted to Brady Hospital on October 6 after a stroke at her home. She is reported to be getting along well by family members.
The Rochelle school meals list options for the week. Monday Tamale pie with navy beans and salad. Tuesday fried steak with mashed potatoes and green beans. Sloppy Joes on buns with sides. Thursday creamed turkey on noodles with English peas and carrot strips. Milk, bread and butter provided daily.
County Judge K O Ellington, president of the board, asks if Brady and McCulloch County want a Community Chest campaign and pleads for a volunteer as campaign manager. Several contacted individuals declined, and the drive lags behind neighboring counties, creating a desperate need for leadership.
Newton Aullie Copeland widow Mrs Newton A Copeland 90 of 1810 S Walnut Brady died 5 pm Wednesday in Brady Hospital after two weeks illness. Born November 25 1875 in Lexington Texas she married Dec 15 1806. Funeral Friday 2 pm Wilkerson Chapel Rev Bill Kenney First Baptist Church. burial Rest Haven. Survived by husband four sons two daughters sister and numerous grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren.
A $250000 personal injury suit against the City of Brady is pending in federal court in Austin. Tommy Finklen of California sues for the estate of Charles D Pete Wolf who died at 31 from an electrical shock at Brady High School field in September 1963. His children James Vickie and Denice and wife Billye J Wolf seek damages under Texas death and survivors act alleging many acts of negligence jointly and severally.
Mrs Pete Tomlinson of Amarillo was admitted to St Anthony Hospital for treatment Monday. Her mother Mrs Gene Samuelson and Mrs S P Tomlinson went to Amarillo to be with the family the remainder of the week.
The Brady cafeteria offers Tamales with steamed rice and sides including green salad pinto beans crackers and sliced peaches. Beef stew with mixed vegetables beets buttered cornbread and cherry cobbler. Wednesday features turkey and dressing giblet gravy cranberry sauce green beans buttered rolls orange jello with mixed fruit and ice cream. Meat loaf with catsup and hominy is also listed.
A Friday meal features combination salad Sally Lunn cake applesauce and Noodles turn casserole beets corn mixed green biscuits peanut and rolled wheat cookies.
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