Rites Pending For Lee B Moran Llano County Constable
Funeral services are pending at Waldrope Funeral Home for Lee B Moran 85 who died Tuesday night at McCloskey Hospital He served as Llano County Precinct 1 constable and was a former Southern Pacific Railroad employee Survivors include his wife two sons two daughters a sister two brothers and seven grandchildren
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Waldrope
Lee B. Moran
Llano County
Moran
McCloskey Hospital
Waco
W. G. Moran
North Atlantic
Florence Kelly
Ennis
Southern Pacific Railroad
Llano
Precinct I
Lee B. Moran Jr
Garland
John David Moran
Atlant
Georgia
J. D. Gleaton
Tripoli
Libya
Jerry Oestreich Liano
R. H. Hughes
Claude Moran
E. E. Moran
Houston
Rites Held Tuesday For Gaines Maxwell
Funeral services for Gaines Maxwell 68 were conducted Tuesday afternoon at Burnet with Ministers L V Nobles and Robert F Turner presiding. Burial followed in Bluffton Cemetery. Maxwell a Bluffton rancher and World War I veteran died Monday at his home. Survivors include his wife of Burnet two sons Harold D Maxwell of Lubbock and Jerry B Maxwell of Bluffton two daughters Mrs Bobby Brown and Mrs James E B Wright of Burnet two brothers Oliver Maxwell of Austin and Martin Maxwell of Sudan and six sisters Mrs Leslie Hill of Lampasas Mrs Charlie Cross of Pawhuska Okla Mrs Vern Weaver of Sudan Mrs Lois Warden of Austin Mrs Sam Holland of Llano and Miss Olive Maxwell of Mexia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffton
Gaines Maxwell
Burnet
L. V. Nobles
Robert F. Turner
Harold D. Maxwell
Lubbock
Jerry B. Maxwell
Bobby Brown
James EB. Wright
Oliver Maxwell
Austin
Martin Maxwell
Sudan
Leslie Hill
Lampases
Charlie Cross
Pawhuska
Okla
Vern Weaver
Lois Warden
Sam Holland
Llano
Olive Maxwill
Mexia
Union Bible School Closes With Diploma Night
The Ca cation Bible School at First Union Church Lake Buchanan held its closing program on Friday night with diplomas for graduates. Parents attended to see the students' handiwork and admire crafts from a week of training as teachers were thanked for their dedication.
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Cacation Bible School
First Union Church
Lake Buchanan
Mrs. Mary Delavan Dies in San Antonio at 93
Ninety three year old Mrs. Mary Catherine Delavan died Tuesday in San Antonio where she had stayed with her children. Funeral services were held at the Church of Christ Wednesday with ministers Silas Howell and Lynn Nobles officiating. Burial was in Llano Cemetery. She was born February 4 1871 in Red River County Texas and lived in Llano County 90 years. She married Henry L. Delavan in 1887. he died in 1938. Survived by two daughters Olga Hays and Elva Nunnelly of San Antonio two sons Norris L. Delavan and E Dale Delavan of San Antonio eight grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Three sons preceded her in death. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Catherine Delavan
San Antonio
Church of Christ
Silas Howell
Lynn Nobles
Llano Cemetery
J. W. Rhodes
Henry L. Delavan
Delavan
Olga Hays
Elva Nunnelly
Norris L. Delavan
Llano
E. Dale Delavan
Jim RF. Rhodes
Oklahoma
Arthur Collings
Ed Stewart
Macon
Otha
William
R. P. McWilliams
M. J. Stewart Jr
Lee McDonald
Therbert Stewart
Lynn Ward
Adolph Honig
Summer school class of 54 students named in report
The list names 54 students for a Llano area summer session including Mrs. Jerry Newton Miss Margaret Paul Mrs. Susie Weise Mrs. Walter Klett Mrs. Jack Butler Miss Alice Mary Rice Miss Iris Ann Floyd and James Woidworth.
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Jerry Newton
Margaret Paul
Susie Weise
Walter Klett
Jack Butler
Alice Mary Rice
Iris Ann Floyd
James Woidworth
Mrs. Holley Named Artist of the Month
Buchan an Arts and Crafts Group held a Tuesday session with 14 members including Mrs. Herb Killen and Mrs. Mae Brown. Sunday closed a Rock and Wood exhibition run before Aqua Festival. vacationers from San Gabriel California to Freer listed. Janet Holley chosen Artist of the Month for first half of July and will hang Heritage at the Observation Cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan Dam
Herb Killen
Kingsland
Mae Brown
Burnet
Buchanan Arts and Crafts Group
Rock and Wood
San Gabriel
Calif
Florida
Wisconsin
Louisiana
Baytown
Houston
Borger
Freer
Janet Holley
Observation Cafe
Around Buchanan Home Demonstration Meeting Notes and Visitors
The Buchanan Home Demonstration club held its regular monthly meeting at First Union Church with Mrs. Charles Fitzgerald and Mrs. Roy Barry hosting. Texs Public Safety official Bill Tate spoke on safe driving and fielded questions. Guests from the 4-H group were invited to July demonstrations, with plans for glove making demonstrations by Mrs. Cone in Llano during September and a workshop date to be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fitzgerald
Roy Barry
Buchanan Home
First Union Church
Bill Taté
Edna Hart
Bertter
Sherman Long
Son Hueson
Llano Hospital
Egbert
Murchison
Vic Geren
Corpus Christi
Bob Steelman
Hobbs
New Mexico
Brown Gerer
Jack Combs
Austin
John Coker
Baytown
Kingsland Church to Elect Officers and Consider Property Sale
The Kingsland Christian Church members meet at A. D. Henderson residence at 10 a.m. Sunday July 12 to elect new officers and discuss selling the church property to move or build on a more desirable site. A card of thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy offerings after a loved one's death. A for sale ad lists a 4 room and bath house in a good neighborhood with two phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsland Christian Church
A. D. Henderson
Ed (Lillie) Moore
Three Prothers Eye Baseball Careers
A trio of brothers, Lynn 14 Frank 16 and Richard, pursue baseball in Llano County. Lynn catches for the Buchanan Dam Little League team, while Frank and Richard play with the Llano men's Highland Lakes Teague. Rankin Johnson, ex major leaguer with the Red Sox and Indians, coaches Llano and forecasts bright futures for the brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Richard
Frank Fredrich
Rankin Johnson
Llano
Wiley Strange
Llano County
Fredrich Brothers
St. Richard
Frank
Shirley Fredrich
Ben Wheeler
Buchanan Dam
Buchanan Lions Club
Highland Lakes Teague
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Johnson
Llane
Twins Injured At Enchanted Rock Adventure
Toni and Joni Osbourn fourteens of Llano sustained injuries during a Future Homemakers of America outing on Enchanted Rock. Toni broke a leg and fractured an ankle while Joni broke both forearms after a fall. both were treated at Llano Memorial Hospital. Their cousin Glynn Dell Osbourn recently broke a leg in barrel racing.
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Toni
Joni Osbourn
Davis Osbourn
Enchanted Rock
Homemakers of America
FHA
Llano High School
Joni
Llano Memorial Hospital
Waldrope
Glynn Dell Osbourn
Car Train Crash Claims Field Creek Woman at 61
A car train collision near Miles on Wednesday morning June 24 killed Mrs. Ed Moore 61 of San Angelo formerly Lillie Schneider a Field Creek native nurse. Her husband injured hospitalized at Shannon in San Angelo with a serious but expected recovery. Survivors include three sisters and five brothers listed by name with ties to Llano Hondo Pontotog and Fredericksburg.
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Miles
Field Creek
Ed Moore
San Angelo
Annie Bode
Llano
Ted Wiemers
John Wiemers
Hondo
Ernest Schneider
Lee Schneider
Frank Schneider
Pontotog
John Schneider
Brownwood
Sam Schneider
Fredericksburg
Rufus J Deats 55 Dies in California
Funeral services for Rufus J Deats 55 were held at Val Halla Chapel North Hollywood California. He died Thursday morning June 25 at the Motion Picture Hospital Llano native. Survivors include his widow five sons a stepmother brother sister and one grandchild with relatives in Llano San Antonio Tow and California.
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Rufus J. Deats
Val Halla Chapel
North Hollywood
California
Motion Picture Hospital
Llanaan
Wardlee
Llano
Floyd
Richard
Jerry
Wayne
Calif
Rufus , Deats
James W. Deats
San Antonio
Kletts Host Swimming Party and Picnic
Mrs Walter Klett hosted a swimming party and picnic for her granddaughter Bitzie Klett and 12 Vacation Bible School girls. Hollis Klett served as life guard. The party preceded a family trip to New Mexico and Nevada before returning to Corvallis Oregon.
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Edna Ligon
Houston
Carl Pettibohn
Harlingen
Kletts
Bruhls to Attend State Bar Convention
Llano attorney L. L. Bruhl and Mrs. Bruhl will travel to Houston for the 82nd Texas State Bar Convention. About 5,000 attendees are expected with fifty section speakers at venues across the city. The Bruhls plan visits with his brother and sister-in-law Ewin Bruhl in Houston.
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Llano
L. L. Bruhl
Mrs. Wesley McGuffey Visits San Marcos
Mrs. Wesley McGuffey of Athens is visiting her sister and brother in law Mr. and Mrs Wilburn Oatman Jr Wednesday Mrs McGuffey and Mrs Oatman accompanied by Mrs IL J Huerster visited in San Marcos
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Wesley McGuffey
Athens
Wilburn Oatman Jr
McGuffey
Oatman
IL. J. Huerster
San Marcos
Last Rites Held For Mrs. Mattie Reagor
Funeral services for Mrs. Martha Elizabeth Mattie Reagar were held July 1 at Waldrope Funeral Home with Rev. L A McDaniel officiating. Burial was at Valley Spring Cemetery. She died Monday afternoon at Llano hospital after months of illness. Born July 11 1881 in Burnet County she married John Henry Reager in 1902. Survivors include three daughters three sons two sisters three brothers 13 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren.
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Martha Elizabeth
Mattie) Reagar
Waldrope Funera
L. A. McDaniel
Valley Spring
Reagar
Llano Hospital
Briton C. West
Burnet County
John Henry Reager
Reager
Liano
Methodist Church
Eva Norris
Iris Talley
Roberta Strayhorn
Frank Reager
Danior Reagor
Austin
Clifford Reagor
San Diego
Funeral Held Tuesday For W. E. Wade
W. E. Wade 75 died Monday in Llano after a long illness. Rev. L A McDaniel officiated at Waldrope Funeral Home with ministers Lynn Nobles and Silas Howell assisting. Wade born February 10 1889 in Williamson County lived in Tow for 12 years was married to Nell Catherine Southworth in 1938 and operated a packing house cafe and package store in various Texas towns. Survivors include his wife son William E Wade Jr sister Mrs John Sharman two grandchildren and a cousin. Pallbearers listed with honorary pallbearers noted. memberships included Masons Knights Templar Shrine and Church of Christ.
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W. E
Bill) Wade
Llane
L. A. McDaniel
Lynn Nobles
Silas Howeell
Waldrope
Buriat
Bluffton
Williamson County
Wade
Tow
Nell Catherine Southworth
Big Spring
Sweetwater
Llano County
Llano
Masonic Lodge
Knights ‘Templar
the Shrine
Church of Christ
William E. Wade Jr
Midland
John Sharman
Porterville
Calif
Highland Lakes Baseball League Formed In Llano
The Highland Lakes League opens with Liano hosting San Saba at Robinson Park Sunday July 5 at 2:00 pm. Admission 50 cents, 25 cents. Manager Rankin Johnson of Llano leads the league including Llano Mason Marble Falls and San Saba.
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Liano
San Saba
Robinson Park
Highland Lakes League
Llano
Mason
Marble Falls
Rankin Johnson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carl Fry
Stuart Mackay
Fry
Ronald Jennings
Union Bible School
Mary Delavan
C&b Grocery
Maxwell House
Mrs. Tuckens
Duchess
del Monte
Cedar Farm
Pikes Peak
Mrs. Holley
Buchanan
Mrs
Hazel Lewis
East Luce Street
Jack Walker
Sam Rogers
Duncan Motor Co
Joe Carlson
Homer McDavid
Mr. Miller
McDavid Lake
George Moore
Egbert Murchison
Killeen
Jo Ann McKenzie
Camp Longhorn
Bruhls
State Bar Convention
Mattie Reagor
Highland Lakes Ball’ League
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