Llano Jaycees weigh electric clock plan for football field
At the Llano Jaycees monthly meeting held at City Park tonight members vote on sponsoring an electric clock for the Yellowjacket football field. The clock costs about 2000 dollars to be raised by selling ads on the sign. They will provide transport home for players after practice and a public address system for local games. Dr. Robert Hunger to be chief announcer and a Miss Llano Jaycee contest ad sale committee will be formed if approved.
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Onight
Llano
Robert Hunger
Llana
700 Persons Attend Church Dedication
Approximately 700 persons attended the dedication ceremonies for a new sanctuary at St James Lutheran Church in Llano on Sunday. The day included praise services and an open house with a non congregational dinner and several memorial gifts placed in the sanctuary.
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St. James ' Lutheran Church
Llano
F. H. Koerth
Winston Koerth
H. A. Holtzer
Rains Delay City Dam Completion Progress
City utilities manager R V Derrick reports about sixty feet of the dam remains to be poured after rains interrupted work last week. About 940 feet already completed with plans to resume if weather allows within a few days. Meanwhile sewer lines are being finished as water demand stays moderate this summer.
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R. V. Derrick
Derrick
Tommy Short Earns Architects Degree at A&M College
Mr and Mrs Tommy Short and their son live in Llano after he earned an architectural construction degree from Texas A&M College on August 22. He designed a new home for his parents on Valley Spring road and will assist in its construction. He will also design and assist with other local projects.
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Tommy Short
Llano
Short
Texas A&m College
T.A. Short
Valley Spring Road
Proper Rat Killing Demos Slated By Wildlife Service
Llano County 4 H clubs and U S Fish and Wildlife Service announce rat control demonstrations in Llano area. On September 4 at 8 30 a m in Valley Spring James Epperson ranch and at 10 30 a m Lone Grove Tilman Harlow ranch. Castell 2 pm Kassel Moseley ranch Prairie Mountain 5 30 pm Charles Keese ranch. Demonstrations cover proper bait use with dry and water bait.
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Llano News
Llano County 4-H
Llano
Llano County
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Valley Spring
James Epperson
Lone Grove
Tilman Harlow Ranch
Castell
Kassel Moseley
Prairie Mt
Charles Keese
L. P. Amsler
Liano
Texas
Field Creek
Tow
Hotel Llano
Oxford
Llano Schools Begin Term September 2 With Full Day
Llano schools reopen on Tuesday September 2 with a full day and regular bus service. Lunch remains 30 cents per meal, weekly meal tickets available from homeroom teachers. New Elementary and O Henry students receive room assignments and early dismissal to shop for supplies. High school conducts a morning assembly before class, with schedules issued by sponsors.
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Llano
A. Henry School
O. Henry
Schol
Are You Going Away to School Llano Notice
A Llano newspaper invites readers to submit names of students leaving for the fall college term. Parents or students should call 92 to provide the details and current school plans.
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Llano
Lions Club Names Committees For Coming Year
Llano Lions Club president Lester Inman announced committee appointments at a Tuesday luncheon, naming members for constitution by laws convention finance membership program publicity public relations and more. Central Texas Electric Co op manager W C McWilliams reported rapid growth in Highland Lakes and Tow to Kingsland area demanding expanded lines and facilities. Ten new directors were elected at the annual meeting led by Troy Foster.
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Cen-Tex Electric Co-op
Leslie Pain
Anadarko
Oklahoma
Lion International
Llano Lions Club
Lester Inman
Charles Whitley
T. J. Watkins
T. M. Massly
M. C. Dalehan
Jim Watkins
Ruben Balko
M. W. Raesener
J. E. Smith
Charles Sagebiel
Don Waldrope
Lions
T. D. Swenson
Central Texas Electric Co-op, Inc
Yellowjacket
W. C. McWilliams
Kingsland Lakes
Central Texas Co-op
Llano
Highland Lakes
Co-Op
Resi
McWilliams
Troy Foster
Fire Civil Defense System Organized in Llano County
Llano County groups including the fire department the Chamber of Commerce Hill Country Livestock Raisers Assn and the Farm Bureau met at the Courthouse to plan a joint fire fighting and civil defense system. Lester Inman coordinated the meeting appointing a committee with John Dodgen and Inman co leading the effort and Luke Moss Raymond Winkel and Edgar J Moss on the panel.
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Liana County
Fire Department
Chamber of Commerce
Hill Country Livestock Raisers Assn
Farm Bureau
Tilane County
Lester Inman
Llano County
John Dodgen
Inman
Luke Moss
Raymond Winkel
Edgar J. Moss
Steins Lumber Co Opens New Kingsland Yard with Weekend Prizes
Steins Lumber Co of Kingsland invites families to the Labor Day weekend opening of its new Kingsland lumber yard with prize giveaways. Registration for youth under 16 and for ladies only is featured, with items such as a deluxe double glider, paint, exterior panels, and hardware to be won.
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Stein Lumber Co
Kingsland
Carter
Traffic Safety Group Sets Five Projects in 90 Days
The Llane County Traffic Safety Council met August 25 at the chamber office. Five projects were approved for completion within ninety days including a schools education class, assembly programs, a hazards listing, driver education, and weekly articles and radio spots. Committee chairs are Herring, Simmons, Virdell, Nalls Moss Ligon and Shipp. The council supported local law enforcement in traffic safety efforts.
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Llane County Traffic Safety Council
Chamber of Commerce
Henry Buttery
Liano Radio
R. L. Herring
Glenn Simmons
Taylor Virdell
C. M Nalls
Edgar James Moss
Lenox Ligon
Bull Shipp
Methodist Parsonage Under Construction on Wright Street
Construction has begun on a new Methodist parsonage in the 600 block on Wright Street. The project aims for completion by Christmas at an estimated cost of 18 000 dollars with 2000 square feet of space and a brick veneer. The building committee is led by Tom Moore and the finance committee by M C Dalhan with involvement from church officials.
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New Methodist
Wright Street
Tom Moore
Larkin Renick
Elgin Hasse
Bristol to Leave Llano Pastorate for Alpine Call
Rev. Robert F. Bristol, minister of the First Christian Church in Llano, will end his Llano pastorate at month’s end and accept a call to the First Christian Church in Alpine. Mrs Bristol and their children are Sul Ross alumni. A pulpit committee led by Agene Atchison will fill the pulpit, with William Wall to preach two Sundays in September and additional Sundays covered by the TCU Bible Chair until a permanent arrangement.
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Robert BF. Bristol
First Christian Church
Llano
Ife
Alpine
Bristol
Marfa
Paul Edward
Mary McVey
Sul Ross
Agene Atchison
HG Wallace
Hiorare Etheridge
Willie, McGermott
Serutchin
Willam Wall
Wall
TCE
University of Texas
Texas
del Ray Gladewater
Ariel Weattherford
Secur
Hall
TCU
Assembly of God Minister Arrives in Liano
Rev and Mrs Anderson arrived in Liano Monday to assume the pastorate of the Assembly of God Church coming from Corpus Christi. They have served as evangelists and musicians. Rev Anderson will preach his first message Sunday morning on Giving Faith and Sunday night on As It Were in the Days of Noah.
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F Anderson
Liano
Assembly of God Church
Corpus Chris
Anderson
MYF Collects Clothing For Overseas Relief
The Methodist Youth Fellowship calls on readers to donate wearable clothes for overseas relief under the slogan Let Your Idle Clothes Go To Work. Needed items include suits and trousers for men, teen garments, children's clothing, layettes, and blankets. hats and certain shoes are not accepted. Bring items to the Methodist Church or call 301 J or 255 for pickup. deadline is Thursday, September 4.
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Methodist Youth Fellowship
Methodist Church
MYF
Llano Sales Receipts Light Yet Market Strong
Llano Sales Company reports light overall receipts but a strong market. Prices included a 1 060 lb cow at 19 cents, 1 210 lb cow at 18.90, 1 080 lb cow at 19.10, 515 lb steer at 31.04, 238 for cow and calf, 1 360 lb bull at 21.40, 1 610 lb bull at 21.25, 360 lb stocker at 34, 250 lb heifer at 31.25, 305 lb heifer at 29, 410 lb steer at 32.90, and a 495 lb fat calf at 25. Hogs top at 19.50 for 200–220 lb butchers.
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Llano
Hl. A. Wimberley
Cr. P. Parkhill
H. L. West
Minnie Belle Ligon
Clayton Lewis
Hi. A. Baesener
Barbara Stewart
Pat Marsehall
Selma Clarrison
Maurice Cohen
Jackets Conclude Camp With Scrimmage Friday
Tollane High School youths wrapped up a week long football camp at the school gym. The Jackets will scrimmage Lampasas Friday at Lampasas as head coach Calmere and assistants led drills and position battles for the Yellowjackets.
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Tollane
Llano County Votes Light in Saturday Primary
Llano County held the second Democratic Primary on Saturday August 23 with light turnout. Commissioner precinct 2 winner was T E Clendennen over Roy Barry 161 to 131. State results include Judge Robert W Hamilton over Edwin Smith for associate justice and Louis Crump defeating Joe Swanner for State Senator district 16 in near complete returns.
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Llano County
T. E. Clendennen
Roy Barry
Moore Johanson
Robert W. Hamilton
el Paso
State Supreme Court
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Houston
Llano
Smith
Rutes
Hamilton
Louis Crump
San Saba
Joe Swanner
Brownwood
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Slane
Crump
Sas Gher
ASC Committeemen Election Set for September 5 1958
Farmers and branchers in ALB and Coats Slata County will vote September 5 1958 for community committee men and alternates. Nominated candidates include Douglas Bauman Alvin F. Davis J Morris Henderson Alton Hillman Floyd Rothmann Randolph Leifeste Leonard Oestreich Eugene Osbourn Von Simpoon J W Winkel Herman Cassaday Marvin Eliott Alex Hardin Jesse Johnson Chas Keese Jack Little Rudolph Oestreich Leroy Rode Carlos Sayebiel John Lawser Fleming Hallmark Hardin Harrison Ligen Moore Stoits Tate Williams. Chairman and vice chairman chosen as delegates and alternate delegates. Ballots mailed August 21 1958. return by 1:00 p m September 5 1958. Eligible voters not receiving ballots may collect at Llano County ASC office.
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Alb
Coot Slata County
Douglas Bauman
Alvin F. Davis
J. Morris Henderson
Alton ©. Hillman
Floyd Rothmann
Randolph Leifeste
Leonard Oestreich
Eugene J. Osbourn
von K. Simpoon
J. W. Winkel
Herman Cassaday
Marvin H. Eliott
Alex Hardin
Jesse F. Johnson
Chas
Keese
Jack I. Little
Rudolph Oestreich
Leroy Rode
Carlos Sayebiel
Elmo J Stoits
Ho L. Tate
W. J. Williams
ASC
Llano
Texas
Labor Day Holiday Declared for Llano District 1958
Labor Day Monday September 1 is one of six 1958 holidays voted by the Llano Retail Merchants Association and Chamber of Commerce. Practically all Llano businesses will close on that day.
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Llane Retail Merchants Association
Chamber of Commerce
Llano
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