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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1964
Page
9
Mr and Mrs J L Huitt of Kerrville were recent visitors of Mr and Mrs Tom Foster, enjoying time together and catching up during their stay.
Army Pvt. Gary L. Osbourn son of Mr and Mrs Russell Osbourn was assigned to the 2nd Armored Division at Fort Hood July 4. He entered the Army in April 1984 and completed basic training at Fort Polk. The 21 year old attended Llano High School.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob McCall visited the Kerrville Veterans Hospital last week along with Floyd Crownover and Mrs. A J Benzing and her husband, plus Orv A Huston and John A Gullen.
A series of property deed transfers in Llano County includes Herbert A. Smith and wife transferring to Daniel R. Sissom and Shirley Ann Sisson. Lillingham and Arnold to Huey Cook and Mildred Cook and Leroy Parsons and Edrie Parsons. Frank H Crout and Rob ert Crout to Henry Franks Jr and Relda Franks. Crece Williams Trustee to Shirley Williams. Marie Goodman to Ella Baumann. Everett Westbrook to D A Warden. Kingsland Estates transfers to Mrs Welch. T J Moore to M J Wootan. Southwestern Lakes Inc to Dale and Ethel Lou Stephens. Eskew to Robert and Willie Stevens. Berry to Santos Montez and Margarita Castro Montez. Llano Improvement and Furnace Company to W H and Hattie Luce. Underwood family members to W W Underwood and Claudia Underwood. Buchanan Lake Village Inc to Merlin R Clary. Scheluchin to Clyde and Eva Spicer. Lee Wilson to Ralph and Ethel Yarter. Texas Lake Properties Inc to Pat Cervantes. Ross Development to B N Thomas and Joan M Thomas.
The Texas Department of Public Safety announces 50 openings for students at the Law Enforcement Academy in Austin. Examinations on August 8 September 12 and October 10 with applications due by 5 p.m. on the preceding Monday. Ages 21 to 36 eligible. Direct inquiries to DPS stations or visiting patrolmen. Col Homer Garrison Jr. urges early submissions. Also notes visits of Suzanne Gabitsch and a Hazelett family group en route to an Jehovah's Witnesses convention in Austin.
Property deeds show multiple transfers including Charles C. Brobeck and Elois to George A. Hausmann Lot 85 Unit 1 Lake Side Heights, Sandy Harbor Development Co. to Reuben Senterfitt and partners, H. M. Everett Jr. and Doris to Leo W. Cole, Hugh Matlock to Brocksons, J F. Ross to Elmer Brooks Lot 92 Lakewood Forest WW, and Royal Oak Estates Co. to C R Caursey, with parcels in Kingsland Granites Shoals and surrounding areas.
Farmers who did not plant pea nuts or failed to harvest due to abnormal conditions may have their planting history adjusted. Homer Goulden of the Llano ASCS office says to file a written request with the county committee by November 1. Farmers missing 75 percent of allotments may also request waiving the 75 percent planting rule. must be filed before Sept. 15.
Mrs Grace Oliver Lewis and her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs George Williams attended the Oliver family reunion in San Saha last week with their son Glen.
The Teen Haven in Llano hosts a dance Saturday night August 8 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m for teens ages 13 to 19 from Llano and nearby counties. The Whirlwinds of New Braunfels will perform and admission is 1 dollar per person.
Mr and Mrs Shelton McLennan and their children from Laramie Wyoming hosted a visit from her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Lee Roy Strayhorn and Carol last week.
Mrs George Gover of Carrizo Springs is visiting in Llano for a short stay and to visit friends and relatives in the area. She plans to return home after her visit.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Barber relocate to Colton California to establish a home. Mrs Barber is formerly Miss Esther Mae Whatley.
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