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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1973
Page
6
Mr and Mrs Winoed Ralies af Rosenberg visited last weekend with his mother Mrs dln James and Leon Ruy letting lit Lire anil Siygen.
The column lists results from a Sunday Rest Ball event with teams led by Cattie Carter and J. Dognett, scoring four points each, and multiple foursomes around 62 to 64. It covers Men’s Travel Fre Mooretall results, with top scores 162 and 157, and notes on June events, putts, and players Sherry Weber, Stella Hoetster, Patty Renick, and Dorothy Porch. An announcement promises a Fourth of July Flag Tournament and a covered-dish supper on the holiday.
Keith Ihms 15 of Llano County will represent Liang County at the first Texas 4-H Congress July 10 12 in Navarro Hill ton hotel. The theme Values In Transition will feature speakers including Dr Milam Male Jr from the University of Georgia. Ihms a Gold Star 4-H boy with seven years in 4-H work and has completed projects in swine poultry electricity safety and farm and ranch management. He placed third in the state Farm and Ranch Management contest and has served as club reporter secretary and council delegate. He attended State 4-H Roundup and the district Recreational Leadership Camp and represented 4-H at Governor for a Day in Austin last year.
The U S Department of Agriculture asks producers to report early fuel shortages affecting agricultural operations to their county ASC office. Report acreages for cotton, peanuts, and other crops by deadlines in July and August. Some provisions on set asides and payments under price support programs are outlined, with requests for prior approval to avoid penalties.
AUSTIN announced a new hunting and fishing regulations guide for 1973 will be printed and distributed to the public before the season starts. The 32 page booklet includes 28 new features and a revision of regulations with county reads, maps, and permit explanations.
Llano records show a largely mild period with a high around 100 degrees on May 19 and little rainfall for the year. The Llano weather station noted 12.94 inches of rain in the first six months of 1973 and 2.0 inches in a recent reading, with monthly highs fluctuating but remaining warm overall.
The Cunninghams hosted a lawn picnic with Mrs Johns and Sinders of Brownsville attending. After a week in New Mexico and other trips, Mr and Mrs Dale Woldbovay joined. Alfred and Walter Klett will donate boards while the group plans craft boxes and cookies for rest homes and younger children.
Double ring wedding at Tow Baptist Church unites Mary Denise Martin granddaughter of J C Pepper Llano and Ronnie Lee Hodges son of Ettel Hodges Llano in a June 22 ceremony. Bride wore old fashioned gown, matron of honor Linda Robertson, best man Terry Decker. Couple at home 400 F Bins Street Llano.
The Miller family of the late Mr. and Mrs. FLW Miller met at the American Legion Hall in Fredericksburg on June 24 for their annual reunion. Eighty relatives attended including three living children, prizes were awarded for farthest travel and oldest/youngest members, and new officers were elected. The 1974 reunion is set for June 23 at the same hall.
Mr and Mrs Taylor Virvtell and Dr and Mrs Dan Hoerster hosted a fish supper at the Virdell heliport on Sandstone Street Saturday night guests numbering about seventy attended. The July 4th motif featured a serving Bible with a red white and blue cloth flowers candles hats and yard lighting with torches and hurricane lamps. A variety of salads beans tomatoes fish and cake were served to guests.
Mrs John F Sanders returns to Houston after a Week on the coast. A former Elano resident now living in Brownsville in winter months she is a member of the local facility there.
The Old Sat Wlers reunion has shifted from the second Thursday in August to the second Saturday. Interested people should mark their calendars accordingly.
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