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Newspaper

Llano News

Location

Llano, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1939

Page

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Haynes Family Annual Reunion Highlights Texas Heritage

The Texas Haynes Family Association held its 12th annual reunion July 15–16, 1939 at the Haynes ranch in Blanco County with 75 members attending. Attendees included Haynes descendants from Llano Dallas Austin San Antonio Sabinal Canyon Burnet Blanco Round Mountain and others. A history note covered Bert Haynes ranch origins in the 1860s and a letter from Mrs. Haynes recalled Leon Martin Haynes born 1871 who later became association president. An exhibit featured Charles Haynes 1836 1838 Texas service discharge presented to San Jacinto Battle Monument Museum by Violet A. Haynes.

Texas Haynes Family Association Haynes Play A. P Bert) Haynes Blanco County Charles Haynes Texas Llano Henry P. Haynes John James Haynes Andrew R. Haynes Beulah Haynes Dallas John Lloyd Phillips Nell Phillips John Lloyd Phillips Jr Dorothy Phillips Davis Arnold Davis Mary Linn Phillips Austin Willie Russell Joe Russell Joe Greer Russell Jayne Russell San Antonio Norris Dorothy Norris Verna Lou Norris Charles Ernest Haynes Sophia Olney Waynes Ira Haynes Zeller Perry Zeller Violet Alice Haynes Susie Haynes Chowning Susie Jenette Chowning Sabinal Canyon John A. Shirley Burnet Adah Hayner Haynes Norris Blanco Llano County Leon M. Haynes Euphronia Crownover Haynes Mararet Haynes Bergman WN. E. Bergman Wm. Clifford Haynes Alberta Mosley Haynes Hazel Haynes Alice May Haynes Violet Alberta Haynes George Leon Haynes Albert Power Ruth Shelley Haynes Naomi Haynes Leonard Dunman Haynes Albert R. Haynes Frances Stover Haynes Mary Ann Haynes Verna Louise Norris Verna Norris Pruitt Worth Gunn Nellie Haynes Gunn Lou Velma Norris Rogers Frank Rogers Dorothy Nell Rogers Buddie Rogers Round Mountain Josie Haynes Shelley Mable Shelley Frank Shelley Alvin Kroll Myrtle Kroll Katherine Kroll Jack Kroll Charlie Power Haynes Ruth H. Haynes L. Bergman W. WF. Stanton Frank R. Rogers Violet A. Haynes Haynes Family Association Bert Hay Nes Ranch Jennie Dunman Haynes Haynes Charlie John J. Waynes Abilene Kansas Trail Leon Martin Leon Martin Haynes San Jacinto Battle Monument Houston Republic of Texas Bernard B. Bee W. L. Kemp Alamogordo N. M Billie Council Riviera Narcissa Catherine Haynes Brasfield Tenn Henry Haynes

Turning Infernal Fires Loose

Irvin S Cobb recalls a youth who leaves the farm for the city, finds success, and brings his aging father to visit in a New York bachelor apartment. The father resists city ways, tastes champagne, and questions its wild power, a comedic contrast of old soil wisdom vs urban modern excess.

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Anniversary Cake Presented At San Antonio Bakery Event

26 pound anniversary cake presented by af Liano and decorated by a San Antonio bakery. Life officers of the association include senior members Leon Martin Haynes president Blanco county ranchman Willie Charles Russell vice president Austin Charles Hickman Haynes vice president Alamogordo New Mexico Charles Ernest Haynes vice president San Antonio Albert Power Haynes vice president Blanco county ranchman Willie Haynes Shirley historian Sabinas Canyon Texas Violet Alice Haynes secretary San Antonio.

Af Liano San Antonio Leon Martin Haynes Blanco County Ranchman Willie Charles Russell Austin Charles Hickman Haynes Alamogado New Mexico Charles Ernest Haynes Albert Power Haynes Willie Haynes Shirley Sabinas Canyon Texas Violet Alice Haynes

Cicadas of the Hill Country Highlight Nature’s Song

Camp Wood Messenger recalls the cicada chorus as a beloved summer symbol, tracing its cultural significance from Greek poets to Chinese traditions. It explains cicadas’ life cycle, noting two US species and their long underground stages, and ends with a caution about holiday safety and traffic fatalities.

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Liberty Abused by Excess Leisure Warning

The piece laments high holiday death tolls and blames excessive leisure for the fatalities, citing Texas as leading the states in unnecessary deaths and urging the public to mature and rethink leisure use.

Texas

Nelson's Eye Sight Inaccurate Statue Error In Traf Alg ar Square

The Trafalgar Square statue of Admiral Nelson is depicted as blind in the right eye, but records show his left eye was sightless. The mismatch raises questions about the sculptor's accuracy and historic detail.

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Once in a Blue Moon Phrase Explored as Idiom

The article examines the saying Once in a Blue Moon as more than a whimsical expression. It traces origins from celestial events and notes how it entered common language highlighting rarity and cultural usage.

Moon's bluish tint and tax proposal questioned

A fragment discusses rare bluish lunar conditions last noted by the Navy in 1883 and a petition by Florida attorneys urging a bill to plow under every lawyer twice yearly. The text questions taxing six items and a mayoral denial of new taxes in New York.

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