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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1972
Page
4
Republican Doug Harlan, candidate for Congress from the 21st District, announced a one day Llano visit on Friday July 28 during a 30 county tour. He aims to meet 650000 people and shake 50000 hands to prove a person can win without wealth.
Mr and Mrs Albert C Clarno move from Ortonville Michigan to Llano making their home at 608 FE Tarrant Street They are parents of Rev Dale Clarno pastor of Bible Baptist Church Mr Clarno is retired from General Motors Corporation.
Local families and visitors gather in Pontotoc for family events and church activities. Notable names include the Polk, Waldren, Stovall, Bode, Harris, and Stockbridge families as well as out-of-town guests from Odessa Llano Mason Marlin and Llano. The community marks a historical academy dedication and a birthday celebration for Ora Miller aged 84 with relatives across Brady Llano Richland Springs and Fredonia attending.
A bank in Llano County Texas submits a 1972 report of condition with totals for liabilities reserves and capital accounts including 1 098 180 92 500 000 317 000 381 180 92 and 9 096 702 76. Mac W Hutto vice president cashier swears the report true and correct before Theresa Collings notary on July 14 1972.
Mrs. John F. Sanders, formerly of Llano, has moved to Brownsville from Houston after a month visiting her daughter. She will teach English at Brownsville High School in the fall and will reside at 1234 Russell Apt 206 Brownsville Texas 78520.
The Llano Pony League hosted Marble Falls on July 12 for their last regular home game. Llano won 15 to 4 after five innings as Willie Gonzales pitched three batters, allowing three hits. Carmona and Nesistra yielded eight hits, including a bases loaded homer by Ray Dale Ashabranner and a three-run shot by Stacy Frasier.
Paradise Point residents and visitors hosted and joined gatherings at Lakeshore Drive and nearby homes. Austin guest Gina Buske visited grandparents. Hendr ix family from Houston and Cross Plains joined. Canada and Great Lakes trip planned for Davenports and Napps. Local families hosted guests from Midland Pleasanton Lockhart Waco Levelland and more.
Lone Grove residents recount a busy weekend with Gene and Tonia McMillan from California visiting son Jesse James and family in Llano while other relatives journey from Lampasas San Saba Sour Lake and Llano to see local households. The gatherings included a birthday party for Kim Baker hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Tilmon Harlow.
Frank Owenses hosted a varied group of relatives including Desmond Sagehtle and Derol of Willow City and Tierbert Owen of Houston. Others visiting or visiting nearby towns included O.C. Henderson of Llano, Virgie Cornelius of Bryan, and multiple gatherings around Burnet San Angelo Fort Worth and Dallas with extended family at Jhomanson and Graham residences. The 84 Club met at Ola Mae Frazelett's home Tuesday.
A singing party was held at the Caton home in Buchanan Village last Friday night. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Welch L Suffel Henry G. McGee Fred Buske Phillip Cannon and Mrs. Inez Bruckner. The Ray Easley home on Mesquite Street nears completion as the Easleys plan to move from Kerrville by August 1. Mr. and Mrs. C B Gibson are in New Mexico attending the Baptist Encampment at Glorietta.
Informal ceremony on Saturday July 8 unites Linda Darfene Sherry daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Sherry with Jesse Ray Robertson son of Mrs. Georgia Robertson of Llano Justice of the Peace Travis Bawcom officiated in his office. Attendants were Karen Sherry maid of honor and Jay Robertson best man. Linda, a Llano High senior, works at The Acme while Jesse, a Llano Automotive employee, attended Brownfield and Llano High. Family dinner followed at The Western Restaurant.
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