Rain Records Fall In Brady As Year Ends
Brady weather sets new rainfall marks with 43 inch on Tuesday night raising the annual total to 44.49 inches. East Sweden led with 1.00 inch while county stations ranged from .20 to 1.00 inch. Farmers push ahead planting winter grains, aided by recent showers despite wet fields and continuing Pacific fronts.
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Brady
Texas
Sweden
Ford Ranch
East Sweden
Paul Engdahl
Joyce Hurd
W. L. McDowell
Fairview
W. C. Whitworth
Doole
Brady Dogs face Eagles in Junction after Llano injuries
Brady Bulldogs coach Del Wilson reshapes squad after nine players were hurt in the Llano game. Six juniors and one freshman will be moved up as the team prepares for a Friday clash with Junction Eagles. Key injuries include Penn, Jackson, King and Capps out for the season. others may return with treatment.
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Brady Bulldogs
Llano
BHS
del Wilson
Eagles
Junction
Mike Warren
Winfred Dove
Brad Davis
Danny Walton
Gene Edmiston
Allan Fletcher
Joseph Pierce
Drex Martin
Barry Sutton
Royce Mayfield
Wilson
Jeff Robinett
Charles Partin
Penn
Heart of Texas Memorial Hospital
King and
Jackson
Capps
San Angelo
Clock set back for standard time across Texas
The article explains daylight saving time ends this Sunday morning in Texas and other states. At 2 a m Sunday clocks are turned back one hour to standard time. People are advised to set clocks before bed Saturday so they are not an hour early for church.
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Texas
Rochelle High Homecoming Plans Set for November 6
The Rochelle School observes homecoming with queen crowning and Mr Football honors at halftime of the Hornets versus Christoval. Festivities begin with activities at 3 or 6 with the 1930 reunion of the class of 1948 at 1 p.m. in the school gym. admission is $1.25 for adults and 75 cents for children under 12.
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Rochelle
Hornets
Christoval
Kenneth
Mitchell
Massive UF Campaign Kicks Off In McCulloch County
The McCulloch County United Fund plans a bold drive starting Monday November 1 aiming to top its $14 000 goal. Chairwoman Alice Glenn Ricks sends 400 pre mailed letters for advanced gifts to Brady residents and the Youth for United Fund led by Lyndon Myrick will canvass Brady Monday evening. The employe division chaired by L J Patterson with Mary Black co chair will recognize firms with 100 percent employee participation. Rural leaders Erich Lemke and co chairmen coordinate community drives door to door or at local events.
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United Fund
McCulloch County
Jean F. Williams
Alice Glenn Ricks
Brady Chamber of Commerce
Lyndon Myrick
Brady
L. J. Patterson
Mary Black
Patter
Son
McCulloch County United Fund
Ed Keeling
Brady—Ballinger
Ballinger
Texas
McCulloch
Menard Plans Three Day Centenary Celebration
Menard residents prepare a three day centennial from November 11 to 13 led by Frances Talbot Fish publicity chairwoman. Registration runs November 11 from 8 am to 5 pm at the community center as volunteers urge broad participation and giving to the county wide drive.
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Menard
Frances Talbot Fish
Engineer Studies Remodeling Of Courthouse
Clayton Shiver an Amarillo based architect and engineer was hired by the McCulloch County Commissioners Court to study remodel options for the courthouse and jail. The study costing 3000 dollars aims to add space and improve security while preserving the exterior, with recommendations due to the court in January.
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McCulloch County
Chamber Leader Drives Brady United Fund Effort
Mrs. Bill Robinett, Brady Chamber of Commerce secretary, oversees United Fund records and checks as clearing house for donations. She aims to raise the 14000 dollar goal this year, notes contingency fund use, monthly drafts, and weekly reports to Texas United Community Services in Austin.
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Bill Robinett
Brady Chamber of Commerce
United Fund
Chamber of Commerce
Texas United Community Services
Austin
McCulloch County United Fund Agencies Total
The McCulloch County United Fund reports total contributions reaching the amount of 914000 in combined agency fundraising. Local organizations participate to bolster community services and civic projects.
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J. H. Allen
Allen
Ken Whiteley
Burnet
Marble Falls
Hector Cepeda
Lewis
Pear' Valley
FIFE
Olohn
Mercury
Placid
Brady Lakeo
Serady
Ocalf Creek
Ocamp San Saba
United
Aubrey Davee
Roger George
Youth For United Fund
RHS
Chamber
McCulloch County United Fund Agencies
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Boy Scouts
Salvation Avenu
Texas United Fund
United Service Organization
West Texas
Red Cross
Blood Mobile
Christian Record Braille Foundation
Southwest Diabetic Foundation
Chamber of Commerce—Service
Contingency Fund