Brady High names all A honor roll for six weeks
Twenty seven Brady High School students earned all A honors for the first six weeks of the new school year. The list includes 13 seniors, seven juniors, five sophomores and two freshmen, with students named across seniors and juniors sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady High School
Billy Boswell
Mary Sue Bratton
Lillie Hermanson
Parl Irish
Mary Glyn Kittle
Rosemary McCord
Bonna Jean Nance
Jerry Neal
Cynthia Reynolds
Kenneth Richardson
Vernon Ryan
Ronnie Salter
Wilburn Shurtleff
Bobby Andrews
Barbara Bodenhamer
Nancy Bruce
Gary Cochran
Glenda Dodds
Sarah Feagin
Kenneth Flemming
Jane Glenn
Richard Harrison
Carolyn Ingram
Marcell Lemons
Diane Liverman
Joe Martinez
Barbara Miller
Carley Ann Miller
W. D. Miller
Pat Probst
Lem Railsback
Richard Rickman
Bill Ricks
Jackie Roddie
Janet Rudder
Jerry Smith
Sherron Smith
Pat Terry
Glenda Ward
Edgar Young
Ballou Couple Appears on Break the Bank in NYC
Mr and Mrs W H Ballou of Brady visited New York City early this week to appear on the radio quiz show Break the Bank. They won fifty dollars but could not break the bank and later wrote The Standard from Wilmington Delaware awaiting Hurricane Hazel's passage before resuming their East trip after leaving Brady October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Ballou
New York City
Brady
Rochelle Brady Lions To Sponsor Toy Bowl Game
Brady and Rochelle Lions clubs sponsor a Toy Bowl charity football game at Bulldog Stadium on November 16 at 7 p m. Teams from Brady and Rochelle, coached by N M Curlee and Leonard Boyd, consist of boys 12 and under from local ward schools. Tickets cost 25 cents for students and 50 cents for adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Bulldog Stadium
Rochelle
Brady and
Rochelle Lions Clubs
N. M. Curlee
Rochelle High School
Leonard Boyd
Brady Junior High
Curlee
Boyd
Jury Trial Moved From Mills County to Williamson County
Judge Evetts halted proceedings in Goldthwaite and moved the Barton Dutton case to Georgetown after veniremen fell short of a jury. Bonds set at 6500 each as prep for the Williamson County term beginning November 1. The case stems from the July 4 castration of Fort Hood Sgt Clyde Bennett at a ranch west of Goldthwaite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
James K. Evetts
Goldthwaite
Roy Barton
David Dutton
Brady
Georgetown
Williamson County
Barton
Dutton
26Th District Court
Evetts
D. B. Wood
Sfc
Clyde Bennett
Fort Hood
M-Set
Charles Mitchell
Bennett
Lampasas
Pennsylvania
Mitchell
Arlie Daugherty
Bessie Hosek
San Antonio
Ft. Hood
Goldth
Father Visits Shaver in Jail After Guilty Verdict
H. C. Brown of Grapeland visits his son Jimmy N Shaver in the McCullough County jail three days after the murder conviction. Brown, believed dead by Mrs E McGhee, says he learned of the trial from newspapers and plans to meet the family and discuss work on the Grapeland farm after Shaver’s release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy N. Shaver
MecCulloch County
Shaver
H. C. Brown
Grapeland
E. &. McGhee
Jimmy
Brown
Bexar County billed for Shaver murder trial costs
County Judge W M Deans sent a $1979.86 bill to Bexar County covering juror meals and pay, and expenses for District Judge Joe L Mays, the court reporter, and a special guard in Jimmy N Shaver's Brady murder trial. A supplemental bill for jail board and additional costs will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Deans
Bexar County
Jimmy N. Shaver
Brady
Joe L. Mays
Deans
Shaver
New Park Named For Sports Fan in Brady
The Brady City Council named a new southeast Brady park Willie Washington Park in honor of a longtime resident and prominent local sports fan born in 1886. The Oakdale Addition site includes 36 lots near Dunbar School. Other actions include curb and gutter work on West 17th Street and a plan to curb vandalism with City Marshal Clay's oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Washington
Brady
Washington
Old Queen Hotel
Houston
Lavaca County
Oakdale
Dunbar School
Aubrey Townsend
Hallowe'en
Townsend
EB. T. Clay
Armistice Day Holiday Declared By Brady Schools
Brady merchants vote to close for Armistice Day and the four day weekend begins with Thursday November 11. The School Board approved the day off and a Friday, November 12, for students. The board also authorized purchase of a 44 cubic foot refrigerator for the school cafeteria.
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Brady
Dutton and Barton in Brady trial portrait piece
A Brady portrait explores Roy Barton and David Dutton as they face a high profile case. Nevin notes Brandy Creek figures known for humor, generosity, and toughness while detailing their backgrounds, reputations, and contrasts ahead of the Goldthwaite trial coverage.
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David Nevin
San Antonio Light
Brady
Jimmy Shaver
The
Light
Goldthwaite
Barton- Dutton
Melvin's Bulldogs travel to Richland Springs Friday night
Melvin's Bulldogs face a major test in District 21-B as they travel to Richland Springs for a Friday night clash with the undefeated Coyotes. The crowd is expected to be the largest ever at Richland Springs, with extra bleachers brought in from San Saba and kickoff set for 7 30 p.m. The Coyotes seek their first district title while Melvin, defending champion, enters as underdogs despite a 5 1 record and wins over Eden Menard Eldorado Ozona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Bulldogs
Richland Springs
Coyotes
Dario Garcia
Gail Odom
Donald Brown
Gale Smith
Melvin
Bulldogs
San Saba
Blanket
Rochelle
May
Richland
Eden
After 89 Years Woman Takes First Airplane Ride
Mrs J C Hall of Georgetown makes her first flight over Seadswood on Trans Texas. She turns 90 next May and is accompanied by her granddaughter Mrs P L Uistad and great grandson Bruce Tucker 11. first plane trip for the boy as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hall
Georgetown
Seeadswood
Rs. Hall
L. G. Tucker
Waldrip
Brady
P. L. Uistad
Bruce Tucker
W. R. Tucker
Fish Distribution Brings 8650 Fry to Local Farmers
Thirty one McCulloch County farmers and ranchers received 8650 baby fish for stock ponds and tanks in a fall distribution by the Texas Game and Fish Commission. Fingerlings were handed out from trucks on the courthouse square with 3875 bass 1900 bream and 2875 channel catfish from the San Angelo hatchery. A Y Ball of Cisco and Sam Brady of San Antonio led the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCulloch County
Texas Game and Fish Commission
Courthouse Square
State Hatchery
San Angelo
A. Y. Ball
Cisco
Sam Brady
San Antonio
Brady
Armistice Day Horse Meet Promises Big Field at Jubilee Track
Jack Locklear, race manager, promises a strong Armistice Day program at the July Jubilee Race Track with about 40 horses on site. Quarter horses and Thoroughbreds race on November 11 starting at 2:30 p.m. Tel-A-Win of Cuero will photograph finishes and concessions will operate. Tickets cost $1 for adults and 50 cents for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Locklear
Tel-A-Win
Cuero
Locklear
Former Missionary To Alaska Speaks In Brady Tuesday
The Rev Gordon T Charlton a former Episcopal missionary in Alaska will speak at St Pauls Episcopal Church Brady Tuesday at 7 pm His talk drawn from Alaskan experiences will close the churchs annual fall convocational dinner Also speaking will be William Adams San Antonio Chamber of Commerce publicity director and editor of Church News Adams topic Catechism of Christian Giving Bishop Jones will attend as honored guest with Mason Crocker as host Parishioners from Brady Kerrville Fredericksburg and nearby areas will attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon T. Charlton
Alaska
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Charlton
Everett H. Jones
West Texas
Chariton
Overseas Department
National Council of Protestant Episcopal Churches
William Adams
San Antonio
Brady Post Office Dispatchers Top Test Score
Four Brady Post Office dispatchers excelled on a case examination of distributing 100 pieces of mail in eight minutes. All four—T. A. Lankford Roy Ellison Ernst Otte and E. H. Anderson—scored 100 with Ellison finishing in 2.5 minutes and others under four minutes. Postmaster Mrs. Barry Francks praised their efficiency ensuring mail reaches destinations quickly with few mistakes.
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Brady
Brady Post Office
General Superintendent of Mails
Fort Worth
Bradyites
T. A. Lankford
Roy Ellison
Ernst Otte
E. H. Anderson
Ellison
Barry Francks
Men charged with kidnapping and indecent exposure
Two Brady men faced charges in Justice of the Peace court. John Cortez, 34, was named in an indecent exposure case and had paid a $25 fine last June. he posted a $1,000 bond. Lewis Weaver faced kidnapping charges for taking his four-year-old daughter, with custody previously awarded to his ex-wife in Brady and a warrant sent to Midland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Justice of Peace
J. EB. Harvivon, Jr
John Cortez
Brady
Lewis Weaver
Weaver
Midland
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Eugene Cornelius
Theresa Denman
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Janice Neve
Charles Saunders
Betty Wallin
Angelina Aguirre
Martha Bean
Patrica Black
Patsy Bratton
Larry Franklin
John Hicks
Tom Holliday
Bob McShan
Diane Roddie
Janice Scott
Lee Threadgill
J. P. Tomlinson
Cecil Vance
Ballous
BEXAR
Brady Hotel
Duke of
Brady Creek
Texas Tech
Dale Johanson
Melvin Pos
Donnie Moore
Lester Sutton
Carl Lundquist
Lynn Garver Ib
Wimpy Magnuson
Guy Siler
Jaime de Los Santos
Lester Dahlberg
Jail Odom G
J. D. Smith
Floyd McKinnerney
Leroy Newby
Gary Pearce
Pete Sloan
Thomas Alston
Garry Maxcey
Billy Smith
Larry Cottrell
Thurman Terry
Tommy Atchison
Gordon Charlton
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