Vocational Agriculture Class Shows Strong Year at Llano High
Llano High School reports the 1925 Vocational Agricultural Class earned $2,195.45 in labor income from student work. Alex Hardin led with $521.75 and Geo Summers $69.45. the program aims to teach farming value, home life, crop diversification, and local prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger L. Simpson
Llano High School
Ray Chapman
Rufus
Deats
L. W
Alex Hardin
Lenox Ligon
Melvin Milliger
Geo. Summers
Norman Schuessler
Wilson Smith
Eugene Turbiville
Eugene Turbivilie
Adolph Mathews
Liana‘ High School
George Summers
Elmon Stewart Announces Candidacy for Llano County Assessor
The News publishes Elmon Stewart’s campaign announcement for Llano County tax assessor. Stewart, lifelong resident, asserts his qualifications and commitment to duties, asking voters for consideration and expressing intent to serve with integrity and focus on county interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmon Stewart
Llano County
Stewart
Presbyterian Church Sunday Worship Schedule
The church offers Sunday School at 10 a.m. Worship services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. led by Pastor Wesley Prince.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Prince
High School Christmas Programs Impress with Spanish Theme
The Highschool celebrated Christmas with trees and gift exchanges and two programs. Miss Deal led a Spanish class program praised for accurate language and customs while the Senior Class pageant featured elaborate costumes and Biblical narration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Ethel Jenkins
Miss Deal
Sonora
Texas
Briggs
Christian Church Notes January 10 1926 Llano
Sunday School at 9 45 a m Communion Service at 11 a m honoring a report from the One Day Missionary Convention in Austin by Chas Milliger and T W Levy. Evening program features music and talks by the pastor on overcoming difficulties. Prayer meetings Wednesday 7 p m. Ladies Aid meets Friday at Mrs Chas Milliger. Various local students and visitors are listed as holiday arrivals and departures including Sam Watkins Miss Rush Warner and Bill Watkins.
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Austin
Chas, Milliger
T. W. Levy
Christian Endeavor
Christine Rimes
Ladies Aid
Chas. Milliger
Llano Holiday Visitors Share Time With Local Residents
During Christmas week and the holiday period many relatives and friends visited Llano. Mrs Alf Bedford and sons from Lamesa stayed with Mr and Mrs W D Cone. T M Casbeer and family from Liberty Hill visited Mrs Casbeer’s mother Mrs R A McInning. T F Moseley and wife returned from San Antonio with Miss Ruby Moseley. Miss Rita Davis holiday with her parents. Miss Lucille Atchison returned from Fort Worth to resume studies. E H Hayden and family from San Saba visited Llano then Mason. Miss Lena Lowe planned a winter trip from Llano to California and back in spring. Milton and Carl Shirley came home to aid their ailing father Rev E D Shirley. Louis Cummins of Austin met relatives at J W Cummins’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slater Moseley
San Antonio
T. M. Casbeer
Liberty Hill
Liano
Casbeer
R. A. Mc. Innng
Rita Davis
Rosebud
J. W. Davis
Lucille Atchison
Llano
Mrs. W. T. Atchison
Fort Worth
E. H. Hayden
San Saba
Mason
Lena Lowe
California
Milton
Carl Shirley
Rev
E. D. Shirley
Liouis. Cummins
Ward & Treadwell Optical
Austin
J. W .Cummins
Ona Darnall
Jack Smith
A. Parkhill
Dr Bowman and wife visit Uvalde and San Antonio during Christmas
Dr A C Bowman and his wife spent several days in Uvalde visiting his parents and relatives. They also traveled to San Antonio for a short time before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Bowman
Uvalde
San Antonio
First Liano Boy Attends Tech College at Lubbock
Arden Brame attends Tech College at Lubbock and spends Christmas at home with parents Mr and Mrs C H Brame. He is the first Liano boy to enroll since the institution opened last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arden Brame
Tech
Lubbock
C. H. Brame
Local notes on Christmas visitors and business updates in Llano and Stephenville
Jack Adams returned to Stephenville after holidays in Llano to wrap up a local bank closure. Dale and Macon Delevan of San Antonio prosper in Alamo real estate and loans. O K Smith, now in Waxahachie, enjoyed holidays with family and praises Llano. Mrs. W D Vawter, visiting from Omaha, stays with her daughter Mrs. Milliger and plans months here. Frank Lockhart of Loraine and family visited, with Lockhart noting drought hurt business last summer but year end pickup despite crapa shortage.
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Jack Adams
Llano
Stephensville
Adams
Dale
Macon Delevan
San Antonio
Henry Delevan
Alamo City
W. D. Vawter
Omaha
Nebraska
Liano
Chas. Milliger
Mrs. Vawter
Pexi
United States
Frank Lockhart
Lorenga
Local residents share holiday travels and health notes
Mrs S V Gatman returns to Liano after holidays with relatives in Lockhart. Mrs Sophie Grenwelze comes home from Austin for Christmas. Misses Lois Robinson and Francis Davis resume school in Esbon after holidays. Milford Oates transported J E Lawhon to Temple for specialist care due to appendicitis. Russell Keyser reports Castell Christmas was splendid with grand opera level music. Prof E H Hereford and family visited from Georgetown during Christmas week. M M McInnis from Rosebud also visited. Miles notes undertaker work in Rosebud and praises Liano. he says Rosebud grows fast but no place beats Liano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K. Smith
Waxahachie
8. S. Smith
O. K
Liano
Lois Robinson
Francis Davis
Esbon
Russell Keyser
Castell
M. M. McInnis
Rosebud
R. A. Me
Llano River Impresses Tulsa Visitor On Winter Bridge Stroll
A. L. Tordid of Tulsa toured Llano during the holidays. He claimed she had visited every state but never saw anything like the Llano river. With the thermometer far below freezing, he stood on the bridge over an hour admiring the clear waters flowing over a rocky bottom and said spring fishing will draw him back.
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A. L
Tordid
Tulsa
Okla
Llano
Union
Llano River
Llano social notes and hints of trades day plans for 1926
Rev E A Hunter presiding elder visited Llano on Tuesday to meet with local friends. Geo Gray of Cherokee called on business and visited Dr G L Gray and wife. Mrs Ona Darnall visited San Saba and returned with her mother Mrs A Parkhill. Lee D Watkins and wife of San Marcos visited Llano over the holidays with relatives. Watkins reported improved business in his town and a promising crop year for 1926 after a poor prior season. Llano may host a trades day late this month with new features, announcement to follow if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Gray
Cherokee
Llano
G. L. Gray
Cold snap devastates South Texas fruit crops and late harvests
W. J. Moore and family visited in San Benito during the holidays. He reported heavy rain and poor roads in South Texas. The recent cold damaged fruit crops, killing untold thousands of dollars worth of orchard fruit. Raisers had left crops on trees due to low market prices, hoping for better prices when the cold spell reached the gulf coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Moore
Ruth
J. B. Shoemake
Waco
San Benito
Gulf Coast
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Christian Church Notes
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Miss Rush Warner
Range
Mrs. H. C. Roth
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Florence Ryan
H. C. Roth
Bill Watkins
University
Charles Milton Darnall
Russ Porter
Glynn Smith
Llino
Kim Watkins
Georgetown
Southwestern
C. V. Watterson
Frank Newsom
College Station
A. & M. College
Walter Lange
Field Creek
Lange
Porter Spinke
Clifford Watkins
New Orleans
Tulane University
Bruce Duncan
Southwestern University
Bruce
Wallace
Alf Bedford
Lams Pasas
W. D. Cone
T.F. Moseley
Miss
Ruby Moseley
That City
Donse Brothers
Bogusch Garage
S. V. Gatman
Lockhart
Sophie Grenwelze
Milford Oates
J. E. Lawhon
Temple
Mr. Lawhon
E. H. Hereford
Hereford
J. Barnett
Hf Hereford
Tow
E. A. Hunter
Invoice Books
Llano Drug
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