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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1971
Page
5
The document presents the bank's close of business figures for June 30 1971 submitted to the Commissioner of Banking detailing assets liabilities and capital as required by state supervision standards.
In Castell, since 1872 the Dalchau family has run the local post office housed in a corner of the Dalhau General Merchandise Store. The porch mail boxes and dual daily star-route service mark unique features once praised in a national magazine.
A Thursday night reception at the Valley Spring Community Center honored Lana Shaffer with a pink and blue shower attended by about eighty guests. Gifts were opened with help from Mrs. Ted Bode and Mrs. Smokey Kuykendall. Miss Valerie Smathers registered guests. colorful desserts and mints were served. Several local families and friends visited and extended sympathy for Dr. G. L. Gray’s funeral.
Mrs Aldyth Scudder 68 of Buchanan Lake Village Tow died Monday at home from a heart attack. Clements Funeral Home Burnet is in charge. Survivors include husband Lee Scudder Tow son Bobby Lee Scudder Summersville sister Dorothy Gribble Austin and three grandchildren.
Beatrice Hargrove of Walterboro South Carolina and formerly of Llano visited Llano County friends including Frank McDaniel in Buchanan Dam Vance Walton Alvin Hopson and John Thomas families from Llano. Mrs Thomas hosted a supper and homemade ice cream in her home Saturday night honoring Mrs Hargrove. Attendees included Butch Myers Tammie and Gayla of Baton Rouge and extended Llano residents.
Jeff Mitchell and Buck Mitchell of Llano, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mitchell, dominated youth golf events. Jeff won the senior high school division at the Junior PGA Tour events at Lady Bird Country Club and Kerrville, posting 141 over 36 holes and earning a trophy. Buck finished third in the junior high division with 177 as 21 Hill Country youths competed. Jeff previously placed second at Quail Creek in the 16-17 year old group with 73, and was medalist at the Rockdale Junior Invitational with 73. He qualified for the Alamo Chapter Championship in San Antonio with a 141 and later placed second in the 16-17 division at San Antonio and sixth overall to reach a Houston three-day event. Buck finished 15th of 45 in San Antonio with 92-88-180.
Holiday weekend guests at Mr. and Mrs. John R. Gray included Mr. and Mrs. Jack Zivley Johnnie and Carmel of Austin Derrell Barnett and sisters Janet and Joy Lynn Barnett and friend Jerry Burns of Pasadena plus Mr. and Mrs. A J Hall and grandson Eric Hall of Pasadena.
Mr and Mrs J Leib and son J Carrol of El Paso visit relatives including Mr and Mrs Adolph Schorlemmer Mr and Mrs Ford Clinger and Mr and Mrs Jeff Scott during a weekend gathering.
Dr. G L Gray long served with Alberta Buta as office nurse until retirement. He was named Outstanding Texas Practicing Physician of the Year in 1956 by the Llano Burnet Lampasas medical society and received a 1970 Llano County Chamber award for services. Survivors include brother Judge Raymond Gray and sister Miss Frances Gray. Pallbearers listed.
Llano Texas sale totals 1 973 head with stocker and feeder cattle mostly steady. Slaughter cows and bulls uneven, stocker cows and pairs steady. buyers active and demand strong. Top stocker steers 350 400 lb bring 40 to 64.50 dollars, lighter 60 plus. stocker heifers 350 400 lb 33 97 to 43 50. yearling steers 550 700 lb 91 to 135.00. feeder steers 500 700 lb 30 to 35.50. Several consignors from Llano and Sun Saba with mixed results.
A pantry party Monday July 6 in Northwest Hills honored Jannelle Sagebiel with hostesses Bertha HII and Sergei Kabantschuk. Attendees enjoyed dips chips cake and punch in the Kabantschuk home as lists of livestock sales figures appear in the event notes.
Mrs Norrell of Kingsland dies Tuesday night at Waldtone Funeral Home services pending She was resident of Kingsland six years previously lived in Brownsville member of Heights Church of Christ Survivors include husband Thomas J Norrell three sons Thomas S Norrell Corpus Christi George D Norrell Abilene Harold Norell Cherokee two daughters Marie Kerr Leanders Lucille Weber Brownsville two brothers Roy Wilson Robert Wilson Big Spring grandchildren and two great grandchildren Also noted are visits by Mrs Dan Sagebiel in Uvalde and a son and grandson Jerrell Sagebiel with surgery in San Antonio Tuesday
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