Pontotoc girls win. Llano in prep for championship clash
Pontotoc girls defeat Castell 34 to 19 in high school basketball elimination. Pontotoc boys lose 2 to 0, forcing a Llano game for the championship. Llano High School prepares for next Saturday’s matchup, while Pontotoc coach Moore promises a chicken dinner for fans. County director R L Simpson urged unparticipated teams to join. Examinations proceed as Llano students endure flu and cold-related delays. State Education official Miss Cotham visited Llano, pleased with work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesday
Pontotoc
Castell Girls
Llano
R. L. Simpson
Liano High
Moore
Ligne
Miss Cotham
Department of High School
State Department
of Education
Big Dance at the Opera House Tomorrow Night
According to Tom Boyd Llano will host a social at the Opera House tomorrow night with Joe Teagardner's Orchestra of San Angelo providing the music. Local young men assist in organizing the event and promoters expect many out of town visitors for the occasion.
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Tom Boyd
Llano
Opera House
Joe Teagardner
Orchestra of
San Angelo
Boyd
Peterson Home Finishing Today After Improvements
Workmen finish the Worth Peterson residence today with a new addition and other enhancements. Contractor Lee Hazelwood and a crew have toiled weeks on carpentry and painting, giving the Peterson family a home they can be proud of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth Peterson
Peterson
Lee Hazelwood
Pioneer Citizen P A Cook Visits Liano Business
P A Cook, a Cherokee pioneer citizen, was a business visitor in Liano Monday. He said bank failures demoralized business some yet people remain optimistic and expect a splendid year. Sonne Ere Te Daa Ty Rantinese reports Pavisia Mountain folks await rain to ready ground for plowing and note cattle are in good shape despite cold weather.
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P. A. Cook
Cherokee
Liano
Cook
Ately
Rantinese
Pavisia Mountain
Austin man plans Llano fishing trip in spring
Tom Holland of Austin visited Liano's area for several days last week to pack stored goods. He said he will return in the spring for a fishing trip on the Llano and praised the region's recreational appeal each spring and summer.
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Tom Holland
Austin
Liano
Holland
Llano
Miss Beveridge Sets Day for No Then Markets
Miss Beveridge leaves for St Louis to study styles and buy Spring and Summer merchandise for Boots and F-merchandise. She will visit wholesale houses and return in about three weeks. On her return new Bering creations will be displayed and she will advise the trade on latest fashions after attending two principal market centers.
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St. Louis
Moss
Miss Beveridge
Miss. Beveridw
Red Cross Outlines School Health and Nutrition Talks
The Red Cross outlines upcoming medical examinations and weighings for children next week with results sent home. Mothers nutrition classes run at North and South side schools with six talks on topics from malnutrition to school lunches and diet.
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North
South Side
North Side
Llano Church News and Local Bank Updates
The Llano Christian Church notes a visitor preacher filling the pulpit and extends an invitation for next Sunday. Grady Faubion departs to Marble Falls to aid the bank liquidation efforts as Wet Water Towne Works. E. O. Ramsey arrives from Lampasas to oversee the Smithwick Fur Company operation this fur season.
Acme Dry Goods Prepares for Annual White Sale
Acme Dry Goods Company plans its big White Sale starting January 29 and running five days through February 3. Wi H Wallace says the event will be the greatest yet with new stock bought in the coming days and a full page ad set to announce notable bargains.
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Acme Dry Goods
Wi. H. Wallace
Wallace
Death of N B Freeman Prominent County Pioneer
N B Freeman, about seventy two, longtime resident of the county, died at his home after several days of pneumonia January 15. Survived by his wife and four children Lee Hull Witchell N B Freeman Jr Joe and Lum Freeman. Funeral services held the next day at Minyes Chapel cemetery with many locals in attendance. He was a successful businessman and a public spirited gentleman, mourned by a wide circle of friends.
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N. B. Freeman
Lixug Conty
Freeman
Grant Reaper
Sir. Freeman
Lee Hull
Witchell
N. B. Jr
Joe
Minyes Chapel
Triand
Llano Businessman Recovers From Austin Operation
R. U. Mayfield returned from Austin where he underwent an operation and went back for further treatment. He is rapidly improving and said he hopes to resume business within a few days.
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R. U. Mayfield
Austin
Llano
Pecan Planters Urged by Llano County Leader
Mr. Whitsett outlines plans for selecting and funding pecan initiatives in Llano County. He envisions strong potential for the pecan industry and believes no Texas county matches Llano in nut production with proper care. He seeks landowner support and offers guidance to interested growers.
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Whitsett
Texas
Llano
Layne Family Returns to Llano County Home
W J Layne and family return to Valley Spring after years in Eldorado County choosing Llano for its compensation in life not just money. He notes the county offers more than other stations, welcomes back one of Llano County's prominent citizens and calls for more men like Will Layne.
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Brother Prince
Liano
Llano
W. J. Layne
Eldorado
Valley Spring
Texas
Layne
Llane County
Will Layne
Llano Luncheon Club Hears Plan for Fair Grounds Purchase
At a noon Luncheon Club meeting in Llano discussion focused on buying land for a public fair site. Members urged establishing grounds for riding and polo horse training to boost this growing local industry and stimulate economic activity with a planned fair and financial foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano
United States
Studebaker Purchase Draws Prairie Praise
Mr Callaway, a Studebaker enthusiast, traveled to Austin Tuesday and returned Wednesday with a new auto. Leslie expressed satisfaction with the purchase and said if the car provides the Baume service familiar to other Studebaker owners, he would be pleased.
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LC. Brown and Wifer
Sport
Callaway
Studebaker Gent
Leslie
Studebikers
Bridgelub Hostess Event Acknowledges Winners
Mrs. Ira Daniel hosted Bridgelub on Thursday at Mrs. Ray Moss home. After five games Mrs. Orr held high score and received a prize. Mrs. Slater Duncan won the cut prize. Refreshments followed for guests Mrs. Orr, Mrs. Inks, Mrs. Avery, Mrs. Duncan, Mrs. Foster, and Mrs. Collins.
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Ira Daniel
Ray Moss
Orr
Slater Duncan
Mey Dames Orr
Inks, Avery, Duncan
Mana Foster
Collins
Plans to Inst a Rural Switchboard in Llan
County meeting discusses keeping toll rates and promises to deliver one exchange for Llan. Committee and business leaders push for a single county switchboard with installations at Valley Spring Lone Grove and Kingsland to reduce two-phone delays and cut costs.
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Llane
Bluffton
Town
Lone Grove
Duncan
Sandy Mt
Winkel
Field ‘Creek
Valley Spring
Oxford
Prairie Mt
Baby Head
Long Mt
San Fernando
Gainesville
Six Mile
Kingsland
Llan
Id’ Rial
Tha Court House
Inatall & Switchboard
Untesa
United: Teléphone” ‘Company
Qat
W. W. Watkins
W. R. Orr
J. F. ‘Buttery
Ubsted
United ‘Telepiore
A. D. Hailtén
J. Branilfers
Weetdiary
Revere
T Hadford
Valley
Dim Cain
Buhy Hand
Scholommer
H.C. Rickotkon
F. M. Gassaday
J. J. Smathers
J. P Nixon
Weedy Templegin
Shirley ‘Wiliams
Saurday
Janacy
Wal Wake Jty
Harmilton
Peuble Mountain
Theews
Ioew
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Peterson Home
Gladys Fletcher
C. H. Slaton
Fletcher
Willard Brown
T. R. Swanger
Wells
Methodist Church
H. E. Glass
Dallas
Mardie Jinkins
Flora Shaw
Jack Palmer
Marie Johnston
Mrs. Slaton
Martin—Normangee Star
Jae el
Cone
Aginy
Llano National Bank
Politoru
Lino National
Pottorff
el Paso
RED Cross
THE
Christian Church
EL Wilkin
Grady Faubiou
Marble
Waubian
Marble Falls
Ramsey
Lampasas
Smithwick Fur Company
Acme Dry Goods CO
Llano County
NEW Auto
Mrs. Daniel
United Teterhone Company
Milliger
Hagia Cetacentere
Tage
Corp
Hesiday
Liang Fan
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