City and County Work Creek Channel Flood Prevention
Heavy dirt-moving machines from City and all four County precincts clear and straighten Brady Creek as part of a two week flood prevention program run by the City County and Chamber of Commerce. Forty to forty five thousand cubic yards of dirt will be removed this year with work extending from Bridge Street to the Santa Fe trestle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady Creek
County Commissioners
Chamber of Commerce
Lillard Holt
Bridge Street
Santa Fe
Livestock Wool Show At Jubilee To Be Considered
A meeting of the Chamber of Commerce at 9 a m Saturday will discuss holding a livestock and wool show with the July Jubilee. County Agent Jimmy Cusenbary said the group will review all angles, decide on the show, and begin planning if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Jimmy Cusenbary
Willman Baby Arrives at Brady Hospital
Mr and Mrs J W Willman announce the birth of a son born Saturday at Brady Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Willman
Brady Hospital
David Guion Music Club to Meet at 9:20 Saturday
The David Guion Music Club will meet on Saturday morning at 9 20 o clock in the home of Mrs Norman Archer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Guion
Norman Archer
Last Call Issued For Polio Shots In McCulloch County
McCulloch County first and second graders who missed their second anti polio vaccination are urged to report to their family physician before October 1. After that date the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis program will end and vaccines will return to the State Health Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCulloch County
James Anderson
National Foundation For
State Health Department
Farmers Get Fingerlings From State Hatchery Distribu
More than 13 000 fingerlings from the San Angelo state hatchery were allocated Monday and Wednesday to 45 McCulloch County farmers and ranchers for farm ponds and tanks. Bass, bream, and catfish totals were 6090, 3000, and 4265 respectively. Farmers must apply to the Game and Fish Commission and list surface acres on their water bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
McCulloch County
A. Y. Ball
Cisco
Sam Braly
State Game and Fish Commission
Brady Square
McCulloch
Game and Fish Commission
Brady
Austin
Speedy Help by Salvation Army Aims at Point of Need
The Salvation Army, funded by the McCulloch County Community Chest, assists locals without delay. Over 11 months it spent about $600 on transportation for the ailing and elderly, supplied food and clothing, covered medical costs, aided fire victims, provided Easter eggs and a Scout event, and funded Christmas baskets and dental care for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
McCulloch County
Dunbar Boy Scouts
Friday and Saturday football schedule list
Friday features Brady at Del Rio Melvin at Ozona Rochelle and Lohn at Center Point with junior high freshman night 7 30 to 10 30 p m. Saturday shows Brady junior high against Edison junior high at Bulldog Stadium 10 a m and McCulloch County Electric Co op annual meeting at the National Guard Armory 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
del Rio
Melvin
Ozona Rochelle
Open Lohn
Center Point
Country Club
Brady Junior High
Edison Junior High
San Angelo
Bulldog
McCulloch County Electric Co-op
National Guard Armory
City Plans Repairs At Country Club
City officials reviewed the Country Club’s condition after recent events. Mayor pro tem D. A. Harkrider noted plaster cracks, proposed sanding the floor cleaning curtains and building a few walks on the golf course including the hill from the first tee. Aldermen expect continued club growth and approved cleanup now that it generates revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Harkrider
Abilene Women Visit Brady and San Angelo
Abilene resident Miss Sandra Duncan visited friends in Brady during the weekend. In San Angelo, Mrs. Tracy Beckham and Miss Zola Anderson were business visitors on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Sandra Duncan
Brady
San Angelo
Tracy Beckham
Zola Anderson
Relatives Welcome Miss Faye Pearson in San Angelo
Miss Faye Pearson spent the weekend as a guest of relatives in San Angelo, visiting family and friends during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Pearson
San Angelo
Melvin County Sing ing Convention at High School Auditorium
Sing ing convention at Melvin High School auditorium Sunday at 2 30 in the afternoon invites all singers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin
McCulloch County
Melvin High School
Brady Bulldogs Travel Friday to Face Del Rio Wildcats
Brady High School departs Friday morning for Del Rio to meet the Wildcats in a game they hope to win after a 40-0 defeat last year and a one point loss to Cisco last week. Coach Chuck York notes tougher line and good backs but seeks scoring edge. Del Rio has 57-7 win over Sundeen and 6-6 tie with Hondo this season.
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Brady
Bulldogs
del Rio
Wildcats
Cisco
Chuck York
Loboes
Sundeen
Hondo
Joe Garvey
Bobby Weise
Norris Wright
Dogs Drawing Good Crowds Brady Bulldogs Gate Receipts Explained
Brady High reports strong attendance at first two fall home games with San Saba and Cisco. Gate receipts split 50 50 after officials are paid. San Saba: 1909 paid admissions totalling 1697 25 dollars. Cisco: 1684 paid admissions totaling 1505 dollars. Brady's shares reflect these figures and compare to last year’s away game splits.
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Brady Buldogs
Brady High
Bulldogs
Brady
Cisco
City Opens Camp for Transient Farm Laborers in Brady
Brady City Council starts construction of a labor camp on West Main between Walnut and Cypress for Latin American farm workers en route north. The facility, near the Mexican Methodist Church on land owned by J B Rowe, includes a 75 by 18 foot building and a truck shed. Rent set at 50 dollars a month, four month use, Rowe retains part of building, signs planned along highways to direct workers. Mayor Townsend notes up to 20 000 workers may pass through Brady. considers La Prensa ads to publicize camp.
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Brady
West Main
Walnut
Cypress Streets
Mexican Methodist Church
J. B. Rowe
Aubrey Townsend
Coun
Rowe
Bulding
Townsend
Texas Employment Commission
la Prensa
San Antonio
Methodists Plan Erection of Educational Building at Church
First Methodist Church launches a finance drive to build a one story educational building and fellowship hall on the northeast corner of its South Blackburn Street property. John Becker of San Angelo designs the plans. construction follows approval. Community leaders including Earl Todd and Edward Geeslin head committees. guest speaker Rev Homer Weimer of San Angelo will speak at Sunday services.
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First Methodist Church
Blackburn St
John Becker
San Angelo
Fred Hall
Earl Todd
Norman Archer
T. Gray
Jim McFarlin
Bob Carmichael
D. A
Cecil Striegler
Homer Weimer
C. E. Marshall
Brady Delegation To School Parley In Fredericksburg
The Brady delegation of nine will represent the city at the 16th Senatorial District Conference on Education in Fredericksburg Wednesday. Supt. C. A. Reynolds heads the group of civic and service members, with members including Mrs. Howard Salter Mrs. R. L. Akins and others. A preliminary meeting is set for Monday afternoon before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Fredericksburg
Supt. C. A. Reynolds
Howard Salter
R. L. Akins
Edward Geeslin
Joe Ogden
Harold Garrett
Karl K. Steffens
M. E. Kidd
Cecil Verner
Marine Recruiter in Brady Monday
A U S Marine Corps recruiter will be in Brady on Monday September 26 at the Post Office from 9 45 to 10 15 a m inviting young men who want to go places and do things to contact him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Marine Corps
Brady
Brady couple welcome son Kenneth Wade Whiteley
Mr and Mrs Ed Whiteley are the parents of a son born at 10 50 p m Tuesday at Brady Hospital. The newborn weighed 6 pounds 3 ounces and joins a daughter Paula Ann, 23 months old.
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Whiteleys
Brady High
Ed Whiteley
Brady Hospital
Kenneth Wade
Paula Ann
Electric Co op Members to Meet Here Saturday
McCulloch County Electric Co op members meet in Brady Saturday for the 18th annual meeting. Four directors will be elected, with a 1 PM registration and 2 PM meeting at the National Guard Armory. Special events include the Electrical Wonder Show by Bob Craig and a free kids movie in the armory classroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCulloch County Electric Co-op
Brady
Eir
National Guard Armory
Bob Craig
Texas A&m College
Armory
Woody Woodpecker
Concho County
Menard County
J. A. Lockwell
A. C. Knight
McCulloch
O. E. Beakley
Jonce Adams
San Saba County
George Casbeer
Jack A. Sloan
Mills County
A. R. Rowlett
H. W. Barnett
Arthur Scharlach
Bray Family Weekend Trip to San Antonio and Austin
Mr and Mrs Bob Bray and their son Bill spent last weekend in San Antonio. They attended the Texas U and Texas Tech game in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Austin
Bob Bray
Bill
Texas U
Texas Tech
Week-end Guests Visit Wigington Home
Week-end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Wigington included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wittie of Roby, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wigington and Shirley, and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Nimms of Cisco, plus Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wigington of Odessa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Wigington
Walter Wittie
Roby
Raymond Wigington
Shirley
Alvin Nimms
Cisco
J. B. Wigington
Odessa
Wallace Reenters UT as Junior After Saturday Move
Stan Wallace left Saturday to re-enter the University of Texas where he will be a junior student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Wallace
University of Texas
Somerfords Visit Anglins in Hamilton Household
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Somerford of Hamilton were Tuesday guests in the home of their son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Anglin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
A. H. Somerford
Clayton Anglin
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Dodge Road
South Bridge Street
Bradyout West 17Th
Dodge
Dr. Anderson
Anderson
Service of
Tracy Byrd
Charles Bode
York
Eugene Cornelius
Billy Jim Anderson
Knel
Methodists
Roddie Wool Scouring Co
Frank Roddie
Harry Naylor
Pennsylvania
Tions
Roddie
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