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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1958
Page
4
The piece promotes light tackle for bass and pan fish, notes readers’ wide Texas reach, and advises gear choices including Montague rods and Ocean City reels. It also summarizes fish senses, a Lake Travis sighting, and a minnow-preserving ice trick.
The Rochelle Study Club opens its year with a covered dish supper to welcome new members on Tuesday September 9 at 7:36 PM in the Memorial Community Center.
From son Antonio Mrs Callie Hill of San Antonio visited in the home of her cousins Mrs Pearl Bumeguardner and George Willingham. It was the first time they had seen each other in 20 years. Onions contain an oil similar to that used in tear gas bombs.
Twelve million Americans on Social Security will see automatic benefit increases in February due to amendments. Retired and disabled workers gain from $8 to $7.50, families get at least $3, and some at the $200 maximum may rise to $254. No action needed for current recipients. extra checks begin in February. Neil Tarvin to assist in Brady at City Hall 10 a.m. Tuesdays during September.
Rochelle School lists weekly lunch options. Monday features Weiners with sides and peaches. Tuesday offers Fish with potato salad and chocolate pudding. Wednesday presents Chicken pie with corn and spinach. Thursday lists Deviled ewes with tuna salad and beets.
Friday service offers smothered steak with gravy, English peas, mashed potatoes, and a lettuce tomato salad with ice cream. Milk bread and butter accompany each meal for a complete dining option.
Mr and Mrs R B Mohler along with their son Bathy Mohler and his wife and child from Austin visited Mrs Charles Terry in Odessa and her husband and two children over the Labor Day holiday.
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