Passing Parade miscredits aprons and notes local making
The column corrects a previous claim about apron design and production for the McCulloch County Fair. Aprons were designed and made in Brady by the Ladies' Auxiliary of Heart of Texas Memorial Hospital, with T. Wood acting as director of sales. Other locals, including T. A. Parker, provided related goods. The note also invites descendants of John and Annie Cook Wright to respond.
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T. Wood
McCulloch County Fair
Brady
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Heart of Texas Memorial Hospital
Ol’ T
T. A. Parker
Elizabeth McSwain Sworn In as County Probation Officer
Elizabeth McSwain was sworn in as McCulloch County Probation Officer by County Judge Hettie F. George. The appointment was made by District Judges A P Allison and William C Breedlove to replace her late husband R F McSwain. The county commissioners approved the appointment at their regular meeting. Minutes of the McCulloch County Development Board were read. the board supports county assistance after fundraising for the museum. The court set 1976 as Bicentennial and County Centennial year and approved the budget after no public hearing. Public Health officials discussed landfills and permits. the court will pursue solid waste help. The court directed bids for an old bridge removal, and set $40 per mental and alcoholic case processing fee to state hospitals with indigent exemptions. A new sheriff’s car was approved with bid advertisements planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth McSwain
Hettie F. George
A. P. Allison
William C. Breedlove
R. F. McSwain
McCulloch
McCulloch County
Public Health Department
Abilene
Mike Menzies
Stanley Thompson
United States
Sheriffs Department
George
Brady ISD hears contingency bond financing offer
Gordon Charleton of Columbian Securities Corporation of Texas met Brady Independent School District trustees to discuss a contingency financing plan for a potential bond election with no costs unless a bond election is called. Supt. Carroll Tatom noted 1975 enrollment at 1,514, up five drivers were added and ambulance service for football games will be shared by two funeral homes on an alternating basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Charleton
Columbian Securities Corporation of Texas
Brady Independent School District
Carroll Tatom
Supt
Tatom
Dickye Moore
Cynthia Moore
Richard Davis
Jeannie Davis
Otis Wyckoff
Jack Williams Dies Monday in San Antonio
Jack Williams 70 of Brady died about 9 p m Monday in Audie Murphy Veterans Hospital San Antonio after an illness. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 p m in Wilkerson Memorial Chapel with Rev. Ray Ash conducting. Burial in Rest Haven Cemetery. Born July 3 1905 in Mason he was foreman of Cohen Ranch and a World War II veteran. A noted fiddler he played with the Buck Knox group at the Brady Chamber of Commerce banquet last April. Survived by wife Virginia Slaughter Smith four daughters Patsy Reiser Texi Lea Woodbury Virginia Houghton Darlene Britt a son Earl Smith two sisters Clara Walker Mary E Barnett 18 grandchildren three great grandchildren.
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Wilkerson Memorial Chapel
Ray Ash
First Baptist Church
Rest Haven
Mason
Cohen Ranch
Baptist Church
Williams
Buck Knox
Brady Chamber of Commerce
Graves to Speak at Laity Day Service at First UMC
Dr. T. C. Graves of Goldthwaite will address the 11 a.m. Laity Day service at the First United Methodist Church. Rev. and Mrs. Jon Lowry join the San Angelo District Clergy and Laity Retreat in Ozona, having left Brady on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Graves of
Goldthwaite
First United Methodist Church
Jon Lowry
San Angelo
Ozona
Brady
Ramirez Melvin celebrates 113rd birthday
Nicolas Ramirez of Melvin marks his 113th birthday on September 10. Bernardo Ramirez of Abilene says his father remains active, still tending a garden, as family visits to celebrate the milestone.
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Nicolas Ramirez
Melvin
Bernardo Ramirez
Abilene
Brady Council approves 12 percent electric rate hike
The Brady City Council met in a special session to pass an emergency ordinance raising electric rates 12 percent across all categories. Mayor Norman S. Lawler cited budget overruns and a need to fund remaining eight months of the fiscal year as the reason, with May 1976 as the target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady City Council
Norman S. Lawler
Lawler
Billy Jack Neal
Brady
Brady Municipal Gas Co
Trio Purchase Bradham Ins Co and sports meets at Brady High
Mr and Mrs David Youngblood and Daniel E Miller bought the M M Bradham Insurance business. The trio plans to serve Brady with all insurance needs and move from prior locations after marrying in 1969 and settling in Brady in 1970 and moving to Brady on August 20. The first Girls Booster Club meeting is set for 7 30 p m Monday in the Choral Room at Brady High. Three girls volleyball games with Ballinger are scheduled for Tuesday starting at 5 30 p m with freshman junior varsity and varsity.
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Richards Memorial Library
Willie Huffin Gilbert
H. W. Gilbreath
Edward Geeslin
Allie Nelson
Loretta Julin
Ross Ziehr
John G. Jones
H. E. Spears
Richard Moseley
B. A. Hallam
Georgia
Walter Morrow
A. W. Moseley
Arvie Wegner
Standing
Ray Young
K. D. Lindsay
Maud Pikuritz
Luther Jernigan
Harold Deaton
David Chalmers
Brady High School
Ballinger
David Youngblood
Daniel E. Miller
M. M. Bradham
Miller
University of Missouri
Kansas City
Guthrie Center
Iowa
Aaron
Eric
Brady
Youngblood
M. M. Bradham Insurance Agency
Mrs. Youngblood
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L. B. Smith
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
R. Brent
Helen) Cook
Rt. 1
Carothers Rd
Franklin, Tenn
John
Annie Cook Wright
Wilson County
Tenn
William
Eldorado) Smith
Wright
United States of America
Texas
County Commissioners’ Court
Paul Willis
Precinct No. 1
Securities Rep
Jack Williams
San Antonio
Audie Murphy Veteran's Hospital
Methodist Church
Mr. Ramirez
Council Oks
Trio Purchase
Bradham Ins. Co