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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1972
Page
3
Native Llanoan John Phillips recalls log-rolling as a practical before turn of the century method used to raise houses in Llano County. Neighbors gathered to cut, notch, roll logs, share lunch, and complete a family’s new home at Valley Spring, where a log-walled room remains.
Guests of Will Tatsch included his daughters and families from Omaha Nebraska Wills Point Texas Helenwood Tennessee McDade Texas City Fort Worth and Knoxville plus Mrs. Fealin Lawson.
Mayo Galindo Jr., son of Mayo Galindo Sr and Iva Kowerschke of Castell, graduates with high honors from Winston Churchill in San Antonio class of 556. He receives an academic scholarship to the University of Dallas, majors in pre medicine, and will play baseball under coach Bob Bogein. He pitched and played third base, led his team to the 31AAA championship, earned MVP honors, and made all district and all city teams for 38 San Antonio schools. His grandmother Mrs. Martin Kowerschke attended the commencement exercises at the Virgil T. Blossom Athletic Center.
Rodeo fans witness a contest where a cutting horse must separate a calf from the herd and hold it near center arena. Herd holders and turn-back men guide the process as the horse works solo for 2 1/2 minutes, showcasing agility and precision against the calf.
Llano County 4 H Club members Sue Rusche Mary Jo Barton Brenda Bute Ronnie Amsler and Bill Edwards attended District 7 4 H Camp at Camp Christian on Lake Brownwood this week with county agents John Kuykendall and Mrs Carolyn Osbourn. Metal used in coins is cold at the time the coins are stamped.
Esline Rewlevert notes visits and family gatherings around Llano and nearby towns. Guests include Norman Holtzer Lena Schor and families from Llano Bartlett Fredericksburg San Antonio and Winters. The writer plans a two week El Paso absence due to illness.
Mrs. Mary Jane Heine received a Sunday call from her daughter Mrs. Donna Johnson informing that Donna and her husband Mills Johnson are moving to Utah where he has taken a new job.
Tow Valley notes show Mrs. Bess Hemphill's vacation return from visits to Lake Tawakoni Donia and Nocona and Marlow Oklahoma. Several locals and guests from Tulsa Broken Arrow Calmos Llano Bertram and Amarillo connect at Buchanan Lake Village and Hi-Line docks. Jesse McMichael dies in Llano Hospital after a brief illness.
The City accepted a six acre sewer lagoon east of town built by Duncan and Otto dirt contracting firm. The $4,146 contract covered 15,600 cable yards of dirt work. rain in April slowed completion. City Manager George Rogers said the lagoon will provide about five surface acres of water.
The text records condolences for Mr McMichael and mentions Mrs Ray Fraser and Kathie and Kimberly of Lubbock visiting their parents and grandparents, Mr and Mrs Raymond Rogers, at Llano Nursing Home after a six month residence there. Kathie extended her stay.
The write up notes a strong turnout for the Ladies Four Balls with 24 players last Tuesday and several new members joining. Claudine Weber’s team won with 150 points, Evelyn Gould’s team finished second with 147, and Alma Howe rt’s team tied for third at 146. Ev Gould earned medalist honors with a 38.
Gary Larremore had a minor eye surgery in Austin earlier this week. The procedure was described as uncomplicated and he is resting at home without complications.
The Llano Little League closed its first round May 29 as Lions Jaycees CCU HLNB and FBC FB officials report multiple matches. VFW led by James Kleen held Chamber of Commerce 4 to 3 while CC pitcher Jesse Napolez allowed five hits. Lions beat Jaycees 16-5 at Kingsland with Jerry Smarr winning. CC beat HLNB 12-7 as Mansell and Mund pitched for CC. Farm Bureau routed First Baptist Church 23-0.
The Llano News invites readers to share information at 247-4101. Community tips and local happenings are welcome for reporting in upcoming editions.
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