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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1967
Page
2
Lee Wimberley Jr. is named to the SWI Beard honor list. The announcement cites his achievements as a sophomore at Southwest Texas, with emphasis on team contributions and recognition by Stan Conleoge.
Fragmented readable text references a forthcoming event near December 23 with mentions of a large seral gathering and an investigation. It notes witnesses and a driving incident, with vague implications of a faith community and public commemoration. Names and exact places remain unclear.
Granite Hills Hereford Association held a sale in Johnson City where Granite Husker H3 was the champion and top selling bull bringing 1300 dollars. Russell Davis purchased the reserve champion bull shown by HOA and Mark Barnett of Marble Falls for 106. Fifty bulls sold at an average of 1840 dollars with fewer Llano County breeders consigning.
Kingslanders Kengsland Me and Mrs. Bol Diekehut were honored with a reception held Sunday afternoon at Barrow Hatlin Ra wf. The observance marked their fiftieth anniversary with family members attending.
Elaine Seastos reports on the Extension Service introducing new sewing pattern sizing. The Pattern Fashion Industry committee approved revised measurements to align with four quarter sizing. Charts show the new sizing alongside former measurements and will be adopted by Pattern Fashion Education members.
Fragmentary note reports Frank Hoof attending a meeting with Sam Antomao in San Antonio. Readable bits mention a statement or plan and a personal reference. Unclear specifics.
Mr and Mrs Bobby Weber and Carine Savings visited last weekend with relatives including Mr and Mrs Spencer Weber. The gathering emphasized family bonds and local ties.
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