Miss Selma Malmstrom Dies in Kerrville Hospital
Miss Selma Malmstrom 75 died Tuesday in a Kerrville hospital after a long illness. Graveside services were held at Melvin Cemetery with Rev. L R Stuckey. She was born July 1 1891 in Round Rock and lived in McCulloch County after 1907 with brother Elmer Malmstrom of Kerrville. Survivors include two sisters Mrs Esther Switala and Mrs Rhoda Pappes of Detroit and several nieces and nephews.
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Selma Malmstrom
Kerrville
Melvin Cemetery
L. R. Stuckey
Miss Malmstrom
Round Rock
McCulloch County
Elmer Malmstrom
D. Malmstrom
Esther Switala
Rhoda Pappes
Detroit
Mich
Agnes Carlson 78 dies. Sweden native lived in McCulloch
Mrs Agnes Carlson 78 died after a brief illness at her home 1801 South Walnut. Services were held at Wilkerson Chapel with two pastors and burial in Live Oak Cemetery. Born May 29 1888 in Sweden she married Eric K E Carlson in 1910. he died in 1949. Survived by four sons eight grandchildren two great grandchildren and a daughter. Pallbearers named Lundquist Jones McLean Cavin Hanson Germany.
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Agnes Carlson
South Walnut
Wilkerson
W. H. Marshall
Trinity Methodist Church
Lamar Leifeste
First Methodist Church
Live Oak
Carlson
Sweden
Eric KE. Carlson
Church Ladies Bazaar and Bake Sale Planned for Wednesday
The First Christian Church ladies plan a bazaar and bake sale next Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Luxuries include country store baked goods preserves jellies relishes pickles a kiddie corner toys pajama bags doll clothes and more. Booths offer decorations seasonal napkins place mats fringed towels Mexican paper flowers growing plants and kitchen accessories. A white elephant booth highlights used items and coffee plus dessert are 25 cents. Four cakes will be given away hourly starting at 10 a.m. You need not be present to win.
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Ladies of the First Christian Church
Lohn News Briefs Highlight Local Visits And Halloween Carnival
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ludwick of Brady visited Sam Fullagar and enjoyed card games with cake and coffee. Durward Thacker from Washington state, recently retired from the army, arrived to visit his parents. A Halloween carnival is planned at Lohn School Saturday night with urging for community attendance. Mrs. Opal Browning joined Jack Leonard and his Temple family for a weekend outing at Gorman Falls.
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Melvin Ludwick of
Brady
Sam Fullagar
Durward Thacker
Washington State
Lester Thacker
Durward
Lohn School
Opal Browning
Jack Leonard
Temple
Gorman Falls
Letter From Da Nang Navy Gunner Reports Monsoon Hardship
A Da Nang correspondent writes from Viet Nam in October 1966 describing hot wet monsoon weather and a constant fight with the elements. He details blasting rock near a quarry four miles from camp for road and concrete work, occasional sniper fire, mortars, and quickly ducking danger. He encloses a $6 subscription renewal and shares greetings to Brady Standard readers.
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da Nang
South Viet Nam
Smitty
Slick
Shooting Navy
Tam
Jack P. Womack
US Navy
Rochelle Wildlife Group to Hear Dickerson Program
The Rochelle Wildlife Subject Matter group will meet Thursday November 5 at the schoolhouse with public invitation. McCulloch County game warden Frank Dickerson will present Legal Game and Outdoor Safety. At East Sweden’s Bobbye Hurd ranch last meeting, 45 quail were released and one covey flushed. Attendees included Elaine Hurd Janet Huffman Mackey Ranne Sandy Evans Sammy Cottle and Gary Engdahl.
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Rochelle Wildlife
Frank Dickerson
McCulloch County
Bobbye Hurd Ranch
Sweden
Hurd Place
Elaine Hurd
Janet Huffman
Mackey Ranne
Sandy Evans
Sammy Cottle
Gary Engdahl
Brady Schools Cafeteria Menu Oct 31–Nov 4
The Brady Schools cafeteria lists weekly meals with daily offerings. Monday features steamed beef and spaghetti casserole with sides. Tuesday barl y beef and buttered rice. Wednesday turkey with dressing. Thursday roast and macaroni. Friday sour kraut wieners and sides. All menus subject to change.
Rochelle school menu for October 31 to November 4
The Rochelle school menu lists daily meals for the week including hamburger with toppings, tamales with sides, fried steak with yams and peas, chicken and spaghetti, fried fish with sides, and planned desserts. Each meal includes milk, bread and butter.
Quarterly Social Security Report Due Before Oct. 31
Brady residents must file a 4.2 percent tax report and pay Social Security taxes for household workers who earn over 50 in a three month quarter. District manager Ted Moelleringer notes reports must reach the IRS by October 31 and that late filings carry penalties. He emphasizes worker benefits and new Medicare coverage requirements starting in 1968. A Form 942 envelope report form is available at Social Security or IRS offices.
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Social Security
Ted F. Moelleringer
Brady
Moellering
Internal Revenue Service
Students Attend UT Stage Show From Brady High
Miss Lucille Welch led 18 Brady High School speech class students to Austin on Thursday to attend a stage show at Hogg Auditorium University of Texas. They were accompanied by Miss Maedell Long and James Price.
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Austin
Lucille Welch
Hogg Auditoriu
University of Texas
Maedell Long
James Price
Returns From Amarillo Visit Brought Home Mother
Mrs Gene Samuelson returned home Monday after a two week stay in Amarillo to visit her daughter Mrs Pete Tomlinson who is receiving treatment at St Anthony Hospital Tomlinson remained to care for the children while their mother is hospitalized
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Amarillo
Gene Samuelson
Pete Tomlinson
St. Anthony Hospital
Tomlinson
Samuelson
Mrs Flanagin Hosts South Brady Home Demonstration Club
The South Brady Home Demonstration Club met with Mrs Burrell Flanagin Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Tom McAnally presided and Mrs W W Wilson Jr read the club creed. Officers for the coming year were elected. A family life program The Taters Family was presented by Mrs Flanagin with slides and family scrapbooks. Refreshments were served to Mrs Lelon Wilkinson a guest and several members.
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South Brady Home
Burrell Flanagin
Tom McAnally
W. W. Wilson, Jr
Taters
Flanagin
Lelon Wilkinson
Mmes. McAnally
Wilson
Fount Stroonpe
Loretta Julin
Co. L. Terry
Niel Hateh
Dorcas Class Elects Officers at First Baptist
The Dorcas Class of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs. Mattie Matlock’s home with eight members present. Officers for the coming year were elected: Lucille Alexander president, Ethel Licett vice president, Odia Hobbs treasurer, Nell Garner assistant, C. W. Rowell group captain No. 1, R. L. Burns group captain No. 2, Nola Meers teacher, Mallee assistant and benevolent chairman. The class chose Amazing Grace as its song for the year.
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Dorcas
First Baptist Church
Mattie Matlock
Guy Sallee
Lucille Alexander
Ethel Licett
Odia Hobbs
Nell Garner
C. W. Rowell
R. L. Burns
Nola Meers
Mallee
Local TACLD Chapter Formed in Brady
A Brady group organized a local chapter of the Texas Association for Children with Learning Disabilities. Ten adults attended at Richards Memorial Literary Clubroom. Officers include W. C. Sanderford president and Douglas Avants vice president. Next meeting is Tuesday Nov 1 at 7:50 PM in First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall with special education teacher Sally Davis as speaker.
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Texas Association For Children With Learning Disabilities
Brady
Fellowship Hall
The
First Baptist Church
Sally Davis
Elizabeth Ricks Nominated as SWT Favorite for Yearbook
Elizabeth Ricks a junior at Southwest Texas State College San Marcos is among the Gaillardian nominees for The Pedagong yearbook. Six girls and six boys will be chosen by student ballot on Nov 1 with Elizabeth and Warren Kimberlin named by Sigma Alpha Iota. The nominees will be presented Nov 5 before the annual dance. Elizabeth is a Chi Omega pledge and president of her pledge class, daughter of Dr and Mrs G H Ricks.
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Elizabeth Ricks
Southwest Texas State College
San Mercos
Gaillardian
Southwest Texas Mavorites
Elizabeth
Warren Kimberlin
Sigma Alpha Kta
National
Card of Thanks for Melvin Waltschmidt
The family expresses heartfelt thanks for comforting sympathy and help in their sorrow. Acts of kindness will remain a precious memory and are blessed in their prayer.
Cuero Couple Visits Brady Hospital Patient
Mr and Mrs Arthur Koehler of Cuero spent the weekend in Brady to visit Mrs H P C Evers a patient in Brady Hospital. They also called on Mr Evers and Mrs John Sloane and Mr Sloane.
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Arthur Koehler
Cuero
Brady
H. P. C. Evers
Brady Hospital
Mr. Evers
John Sloane
Sloane
For Sale or Rent: Two Bedroom Home on Walnut Street
Too late to classify ad lists a two bedroom home at 1014 S Walnut with contact numbers 597 2106 and 344 2637. WANTED: hay hauling service offered by William Koerner at 1008 S Cypress, phone 507 8453 or contact.
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S. Walnut
William Koerner
S. Cypress
Resolutions Adopted on Agricultural and Telephone Service
The group recommends county committeemen for the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation be farmers elected for three year overlapping terms. A Brady exchange extension seeks Doole area service by Southwestern States and Central Texas Telephone Co. New FR directors elected Tuesday night include six members led by Harry E. Hanson and C. E. McMillan among others for three year terms.
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Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
Voca, Mercury, Rochelle, Sohn and Melvin
Brady Exchange
Southwestern States Telephone Company
Central Texas Telephone Cooperative
Brady
Doole
Brady Trade
Harry E. Hanson
C. E. McMillan
FB Members Entertained by Local Vocalists and Musicians
K Granville, Gerald Huffman, Virgil Dahlberg and Paul Enge attended a gathering where Kathy Flemming Gayle Taliaferro Sandra Marshall and Jaybara Murray performed vocal selections and guitarists Steve Byrd and Mike Finlay provided instrumental music.
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K. Granville
Gerald Huffman
Virgil Dahlberg
Paul Engedahl
Kathy Flemming
Gayle Taliaferro
Sandra Marshall
Jaybara Murray
Steve Byrd
Mike Finlay
Felt tip pens five color set at $2.49
A five color felt tip pen set is offered for 2.49 dollars by The Standard Herald Office. The item lists colors and price in a brief ad style entry.
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Standard- Herald
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