Jackson B Love Elected Commander Of Llano Legion
Jackson B. Love, Llano County ranchman, was elected commander of the Llano American Legion post. Other 1949 officers include F. W. Sawyer as first vice commander Edgar James Moss as second vice commander A R Haynes as third vice commander Allen S. Johnson as finance officer Dr George C Lenington as chaplain Raymond Rogers as historian H D Siniard as service officer Dr H J Hoerster as post physician Karl Schneider as post adjutant Melvin Welch as sergeant at arms and John A Moore W H Osbourn Otto Neid H C Blodgett Rudolph F W Grenwelge T M Allen and Lewis D Simpson as executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano
Jackson B. Love
Llano County
American Legion
F. W. Sawyer
Edgar James Moss
A. R. Haynes
Allen S. Johnson
George C. Lenington
Raymond Rogers
H. D. Siniard
H. J.hoerster
Karl Schneider
Gonzales Observes Independence Day
Texas Independence Day was observed in Gonzales by junior high students honoring Matthew Caldwell with a grave wreath and a patriotic radio program. Under teacher C M Nelson, Caldwell known as Old Paint was celebrated and a Texas flag was placed on his grave as part of a Senate resolution honoring Texas pioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonzales
C. M. Nelson
Caldwell
Senate
Ernst Smith
Patricia Wood
Bobby Boothe
Lelia Gescheidle
Jennie V. Logan
Tommy Wright
Suzanne Klein
Kincl Reelected President of Taylor Volunteer Fire Dept
Louis A. Kincl was reelected president of the Taylor Volunteer Fire Department. New officers include August Adamek as vice president Hubert Beach as secretary Ben Holub as treasurer B J Korman as chief Luke Darrall as first assistant chief Johnnie Hafernik as second assistant chief B J Korman as drillmaster Luke Darrall as assistant drillmaster the Rev Lawrence Dudink as chaplain Bobby Hafernik as mascot and Mrs Johannah Forson as sponsor. August Adamek named pension committee member Johnnie Hafernik elected district convention delegate for May. Frank Williams and Eugene Sanders spoke briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Louis A. Kincl
Taylor Volunteer Fire Department
August Adamek
Hubert Beach
Ben Holub
B. J. Korman
Luke Darrall
Johnnie Hafernik
Lawrence Dudink
Bobby Hafernik
Johannah Forson
Frank Williams
Pension Committee
Eugene Sanders
Buchanan Rod and Gun Club to Meet in Llano
D Henson, Llano auto dealer and new club president, calls a meeting of the Buchanan Rod and Gun Club board and legislative committee for Thursday at State Park on Inks Lake. Elected secretary treasurer Elmer Jones and directors include Hartzell, Johnson, H Buchanan, Kuykendall, Elliott, and Farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano
D. Henson
Buchanan Rod and Gun Club
Inks Lake
Henson
Highland Lakes
Elmer Jones
Buchanan Dam
David L. Hartzell
Marble Falls
D. A. Johnson
H. R. Buchanan
Lampasas
W. R. Kuykendall
Burnet
George Elliott
E. L. Farmer
Ground Breaking Set By Burnet Baptists
Burnet March 2. The First Baptist Church will break ground next week for a new church building. A contract for 35157 dollars was let in late February. The old building will be moved to the back for an educational wing. The new structure will face east on the present site.
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Burnet
Spl
First Baptist Church
Rural mail route jubilee planned for Texas
The Fay ette Rural Letter Carriers Association launched plans for the golden jubilee of Texas first rural mail route from LaGrange to be observed July 4. Officers include John L. Giese West Point president and Kermit Blume Ledbetter vice president with delegates to Tyler state convention. Soil notes report sodding waterways across Hays Caldwell Travis district with Bermuda and buffalo grasses and multiple cooperators. Rain totals and hubam clover and Triple-A programs are also noted along with local farming developments and farm guidance.
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Austin American Agricultural
Texas
LaGrange
Fayette
Hays-Caldwell- Travis Soil Conservation District
Bermuda
Lockhart
R. W
Ruddie) Schroeder
Otto Borchert
J. Louis Mohle
Cibilo
E. M. Hutcheson
Elm Grove
Caldwell County
L. W. Ellis
McMahan
Eleven Gonzales Pupils Cited in Music Festival
Eleven of the 22 Gonzales entrants at the Fifth District Music Festival were rated superior by critic judges held in New Braunfels. Iris Anna Christian earned superior vocal solo for the second year. piano solos by Bob Burchard Suzette Wilson Shirley DeBerry also rated superior. two piano quartet teams received superior ratings. The convention planned a hymn festival in Austin on the first Sunday afternoon in May as part of Music Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonzales
Federation of Junior Music Clubs
New Braunfels
Cecil Morris
Iris Anna Christian
Bob Burchard
Suzette Wilson
Shirley DeBerry
Peggy Newberry
Opal Lee Clark
Jo Ann Clark
Carolyn Reid
Leita St. Clair
Joan Kuntschik
Austin
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Jackson B. Love Heads
Llano Legion
Melvin Welch
John A. Moore
W. H. Osbourn
Otto Neid
H. C. Blodgett
Rudolph F. W. Grenwelge
T. M. Allen
Lewis D. Simpson
West
Lamar
Miracle
Maee
Austin Fairway Foods
Dan Libby
Libby
Dic
C. S
Mit
Oleo
Swift
White
Kraft’s Kay Cheddar
Decker
Iowa
Bonnet
Swift’s Pork Roast
Boston Butts
Hart
Pard
Vac. Pac
Sunnybank
Cora Pla Safeway Store
Taylor Firemen
Buchanan
Burnet Baptists
Dave Shanks
Reubews
Ve Peevepesueee
Max Lablack
Kyle
Kurt Ohlendorf
Rogers Ranch
Kerman Kasch
A. P. Yates
Lytton Springs
Albert Hoffman
Maxwell
Dallas
Soil Conservation Service
Kerrville
Hubam
William W. Wilson
Lampasas County
ACA
Hubham
Triple-A
Wilson
Madrid
Tripl-A
Shelby
Shelby D. Elliott
K. M. Trigg
Bastrop
McDade
C. A. Stone
Alfred Kastner
Bowen C. Sims
Smithville
Sims
Bastrop County
W. J. Herbert
Lytton Springs Dairy and Poultryman
Herbert
Watterson
C. C. Watterson
Vetreans
Jack
Jack Holloway
Paul
Frank
Frank Svoboda
Big Springs
Fremont County
Idaho
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