Tinney family visits. local notices and events in Milburn TX
In Milburn Texas Sept 6 residents note a light rain after a long dry spell. Visitors include Arthur and Mae Tinney San Angelo and Ben Wana Tinney Wichita Falls. Ed Shuler returns from 14 months in a San Antonio hospital. Weekend guests meet Dennis family and others from Odessa San Angelo Clyde Burleson Lubbock Elm Grove Orange Fort Worth Brady Mercury Brownwood. Upcoming events include a Henry Shumate yard sale and Cox Cemetery Auxiliary fund drive with a semiannual work day. Community notes also joke about TV and cooking during football season.
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Arthur and Mae Tinney
San Angelo
Ben and
Wana Tinney
Wichita Falls
J. C. Woods
Big Spring
Don Donaldson
Ed Shuler
San Antonio
Dennis
Ben Dennis
Odessa
Muriel Roberts
Kevin and
Keith Giddins
Clyde
Curtis
Jackie Singleton
Burleson
Ex-Teachers Plan 1977-78 Year Start
The McCulloch County Retired Teachers executive committee met August 29 led by Floyd Marshall. Five meetings are scheduled, first on September 14 at 7:30 P.M. at the Community Center with a covered dish dinner and social hour.
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McCulloch County
Floyd Marshall
Kimble Menard Singing Convention to Meet in Hext Church
The Kimble Menard County Singing Convention will gather at Hext Baptist Church Sunday afternoon. Rev. R L Denton of San Angelo preached there last Sunday. Various local residents and visitors from Brady Austin Menard and other towns are noted as attending events and staying with local families during the Labor Day period. A fire department crew from Mason County helped service a truck and thanked donor Bob Tedrow of Menard. The next meeting is set for Monday Sept 12 at the Hext Community Center.
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Hext
Texas
Kimble-Menard County
Hext Baptist Church
R. L. Denton
San Angelo
Ronnie Dodd
Austin
Alton Looney
C. C. Bingham
Brady
Torre Duderstadt
Menard
Earl Ray Anderson
Tommy Smith
Sandy
Ray Pope
Carroll Looney
Elvis Parker
David Parker
Phillip Parker
Sid Fraiser
Llano
Ray Anderson
Kenneth Flemming
Sherry
Kingsland
Ricky Anderson
Angelo State University
Mason County
Bob Tedrow
Hext Community Center
Donnie Anderson
Damon Branden
Mrs Pinson Rites Held in Brady Funeral Service
Mrs Alvoritta Brown Pinson age 81 of Brady died Monday at a Menard nursing home. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Wilkerson Funeral Home Northside Chapel with Henry McBroom leading. Burial followed in Rest Haven Cemetery. Born April 3 1896 in Mason she lived 45 years in Brady. Survivors include son Byron Pinson Ennis three daughters Burke Bradford Fort Menard Jornod Fort Wayne Ind and Martinkus Dallas two sisters Bill Buntyn Fredonia and Marvin Willman Mason eight grandchildren seven great grandchildren.
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Alvoritta Brown Pinson
Brady
Menard
Mason
Charles Pinson
Byron Pinson
Ennis
Burke Bradford
Howard C. Jornod
Fort Wayne
Ind
Charles Martinkus
Dallas
Bill Buntyn
Fredonia
Marvin Willman
Brady ISD Trustees Postpone School Board Meeting
John R. Rudder and Superintendent Carroll Tatum announced there will be no Brady Independent School District board meeting Monday night due to no business requiring action. Honored guests at the Hudspeth home for the Goat cookoff included Phil Cull and Nancy of Fort Worth. Cull is Nerf Ball Champion at Glenview Baptist School, where he serves as principal. Cull and Dr. Hudspeth took second in the egg toss competition with a 126-6 pitch.
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John R. Rudder
Brady Independent School District
Supt
Carroll Tatum
Kenneth Hudspeth
Phil Cull
Nancy
Fort Worth
Cull
Glenview Baptist School
Hudspeth
Final Rites In Brady for A. D. Morris
Aubrey Daniel Morris 39 of Brady found dead with Carlene E. Wilson 42 of Ingram from gunshot wounds in a mobile home at Ingram Justice of the Peace will rule Wilson death murder and Morris death self-inflicted a .22 pistol found at the scene Funeral services held at Wilkerson Northside Chapel Brady with Rev Evans J Burleson officiating burial in Rest Haven Cemetery Born February 26 1938 in Sutton County he welds and was a Baptist Church member Survived by eight sons three brothers four sisters and a daughter with numerous relatives in Texas and New Mexico
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Aubrey Daniel Morris
Brady
Morris
Carlene E. Wilson
Ingram
Justice of Peace
John Hill
Hill
Wilkerson Funeral Home
Northside
Evans J. Burleson
Walnut Street
Teacher Earns Master’s Degree From Tarleton State University
James Keith Simpson received a master’s degree in vocational agriculture from Tarleton State University in Stephenville. He is a Richland Springs High School 1966 graduate, holds a Tarleton BS, and works as a vocational agriculture instructor at Rochelle. He is married to Donna Liverman of Junction, who teaches in Richland Springs schools.
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James Keith Simpson
Tarleton State University
Stephenville
O. D. Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Richland Springs High School
Tarleton
Simpson
Rochelle
Donna Liverman
John Liverman
Junction
Richland Springs
Brady Texas newspaper masthead and mailing details
Brady Texas publication information lists address 201 S Bridge Street Brady TX 76825 phone 597-2959. It notes publication every Friday second class mail status and date of entry May 17 1910 under the March 3 1879 act.
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S. Bridge Street
Brady
Texas
Record 5 236 Enroll at ASU
Angelo State University reports a fall enrollment of 5 236 students, surpassing projections by more than 100 and marking a rise of about 300 from last fall’s 4 942. Net changes balance as similar numbers may withdraw and register for Saturday classes.
HD Club Back From Campout
The Heart of Texas Club members from Buchanan Dam attended a three day Home Demonstration encampment with Ruby Allen Gladys Baird Lara Brown Leta Casey Floy Faulkner Ida Glasscock Lucille Scott Bessie Penn Loretto Julin Willie Huffman Patty Engdahl Ann Ludwick Ava Crumley and Alpha Belt listed as attendees. On day two Rev and Mrs Lamar Leifeste Leifeste's secretary Albert Crumley and D L West joined for the luncheon.
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Buchanan Dam
Heart of Texas Club
Ruby Allen
Gladys Baird
Lara Brown
Leta Casey
Floy Faulkner
Ida Glasscock
Lucille Scott
Bessie Penn
Loretta Julin
Willie Huffman
Patty Engdahl
Ann Ludwick
Ava Crumley
Alpha Belt
Lamar Leifeste
Leifeste
Albert Crumley
D. L. West
Absorption of Brady Enterprise and McCulloch County Star
The report records the merger or acquisition of The Brady Enterprise and The McCulloch County Star, noting the first date May 2 1910 and referencing Heart of Texas News dated November 2 1942 as context for coverage.
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Brady Enterprise
McCulloch County Star
Heart of Texas News
Brady Standard Classified Rates and Notices Summary
Classified rates listed for display and class ads, with per inch and per word charges. Notices for church entertainment events and non news items billed at regular rates. Rates mention various editions and regions including McCulloch County and Texas beyond. The text also shows small line and column rate references and an out of state note.
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Ade
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