Llano County 4-H Dress Revue Yields Ribbons For Two Girls
Twenty three 4-H girls presented outfits in Llano County dress revue. Janis Stewart won the purple in the senior division and Elaine Lettemeyer the purple in the junior division. Judges from McCulloch County included Mrs. Glenn Hale and Susan Boren.
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Llano County
Susan Cohen
Janis Stewart
Elaine Lettemeyer
Llano County 4 11 Council
County 4H Horse Club
Elaine
Clifford Lettemeyer
Prairig Mountain 4-11
Jamie Sue Banner
June Kassell
Vivian Lang
Jannell Sengebiel
Regina Abbett
Donna Sherry
Karen Sherry
Marie Miller
Gena Roberson
Miranda Sue Rusche
Nan Needham
Judy Ricketson
JoAnn McAnally
Melanie Banner
Barbara Lang
Ann Rode
Marthilyn Birk
Clarice Davis
Ella Jean Rusche
Betty Birk
McCulloch County
Glenn Hale
Dayton Boren
W. D. Fleming
Sandra Marshall
Susan Boren
Liana County
Cactus Hotel
San Angelo
Llano Temperatures Stay Below 100 Amid Dry July
The Llano thermometer stays under 100 for eleven days with nights in the low 70s. Tolano records nine days above 100 in July, last on July 32, while Llano County is not the hottest area. Texas A&M notes the all time Texas high of 120 at Seymour in 1936, with Death Valley 134 and Libya 136.4 claimed as extremes. No rainfall this month leaves pastures parched and ranchers selling or feeding stock hoping for rain.
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Llano
Tolano
Llano County
Texas A&m University
Texas
Seymour
United States
Death Valley
Calif
Libya
North Africa
San Luis
Mexico
Owever
Ground Breaking Held For Kingsland Complex
LAKE BUCHANAN The Lake Buchanan Chamber of Commerce hosted a fish derby and derby fish fry at LCRA Black Rock Park on Lakeshore Drive. Winners include J. D. Ragland San Antonio for largest black bass 342 pounds Olin J Jennings Lake Buchanan for largest crappie 1 5 pounds Carlos Marshall Burnet for largest catfish 30 pounds Dennis Howell Houston for total 127 fish. Prizes listed and many donors thanked.
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Lake Buchanan
Olin J. Jennings
Observation
Carlos Marshall
Burnet
Black Rock
Dennis Howell
Houston
Rock 'N Wood
O. K. Grocery
Childress Crafts
Lakeshore Food Market
Lakeshore Drive In
First Union Church
Cragins Lake Hardware and Sporting Goods
Rock N’ Wood
Thunderbird
Lon’s Marine
Three Additional Teachers Employed In Llano District
Three more teachers chosen for the coming year in Llano schools. Rodger Croker named English teacher at high school. he graduates from Howard Payne College with MA expected this summer. Elizabeth Niles hired as elementary teacher to replace Eugenia Green. she studied at New Mexico State University and Pan American Junior College. Grady Tumlinson selected as high school science teacher with degrees from Texas A&M. Ground-breaking for Highland Lakes National Bank Building and Shopping Center held.
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Linc
Fied
Supt. C. M. Nalls
Rodger Croker
Croker
Howard Payne College
Wall
Llano
Elizabeth Niles
Eugenia Green
Niles
New Mexico State University
Pan American Junior College
Edinburg
Texas
New Mexico
Kingsland
U. S. Border Patrol
Lyn
Janice
Grady Tumlinson
Texas A&m University
Tumlinson
Highland Lakes National Bank
C A. Barnett
Woodrow F. McCasland
M. F
Tex) Wright
John B. Selman
O. E. Ainsworth
Bill McGee
Stein Lumber Company
Fredericksburg
Denist
Farm Bureau Queen Contest Postponed After Low Entries
The Llone County Farm Bureau queen contest for 1964 65 was postponed from Saturday night July 25 due to insufficient contestants. Eligible girls ages 14 to 21 who are unmarried may contact Mrs Iven Bode at 247 5008.
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Llone County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Iven Bode
Plentiful Water Keeps Llano Green All Summer
Llano city manager George Rogers reports water use below 1,000,000 gallons on Sunday July 19 and an average daily use of 1,140,737 gallons through July 20. He notes the Llano River dam increased storage and that ample water should remain unless a lengthy drought hits.
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Llano
George Rogers
Rogers
Llano River
Staedtler Heads to Nashville for Wilburn Brothers stint
Darrell Staedtler left Tuesday for Nashville Tennessee where he will work with The Wilburn Brothers recording artists for several weeks. He plans a tour through the Great Smoky Mountains before returning home.
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Darrell Staedtler
Nashville
Tenn
The
Wilburn Brothers
Great Smoky Mountains
1964 School Tax Rate Set At $1.50
The School Board at its July meeting set the 1964 tax rate at 1.50 per 100 valuation, a ten cent rise to finance a proposed $100,000 bond issue. Voters previously approved a maximum rate of 1.50, with the board having charged 1.49 for two years. The plan aims to fund bonds over 10 years, saving interest compared to longer maturities, with bond maturing costs outlined.
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Slane County Permanent School
Llano Joins Texas History Marker Plan
Llano County joins RAMPS program to place Texas historical markers. City and county officials plan sites of historical significance including homes, churches, and business locations to illustrate the area’s role in Texas history over the coming years.
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Llano
Texas
Lisna Cen Committee
Texas State Historical Survey Committee
Clyde L. King
Llano County
Ignicanc
Youth Rodeo Opens August With Jaycee Events
The third annual Jaycee rodeo, August 7 8, grants entry to youths age 19 and under. Friday night restricted to Liang County youths, Saturday open to all including top four from Friday. Jimmie Stewart chairs. entries require parent signatures at Llano Chamber of Commerce. Mrs Darrell Cates and daughter Jamye visit Terre Farris family.
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Liana Jaycees
Liang County
Jimmie Stewart
Llano
Audit Shows Llano Hospital Pays Its Own Way
After seven years serving Llano County, Llano Memorial Hospital reports a net loss of only 323.38 dollars per a recent audit. The year ended May 31 shows 658 patients treated, 61 births, 64.2 percent occupancy, and 9.5 patients per day with an average stay of six days. Revenue per patient was 152.48 dollars, including charity. Depreciation about 8,000 dollars yearly. About 75 percent of patients use some insurance. Equipment upgrades include x ray units and a new radiology service with top technicians and four registered nurses leading a growing staff of 22 total including aides and support workers. Training for more licensed vocational nurses will begin in September if applications meet.
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Llano County
Llano Memorial Hospital
Herman Racesener
Raesener
Raesene
Llano
Zedler
Rsdiologis
Georgetown
Sar Marcos
Fredericksburg
Roesener
Mildred Stewart
Sid Johnson
Nora Otto
Evelyn Huot
Judith Hodges
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LaMar
Llano Pho‘o
Kingsland Complex
Derby
Clarence Reith
Mary Ann
Bay City
Teeir
Wilbern
JL. Crain
Crain
Sherry Reith
Jaycee Rodeo
Darrell Cates Ard
Jamye of
Booker
Terre
Farris
Cates
Gailarn
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