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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1938
Page
3
Llano residents are reminded that the Woman's Culture Club library is open from 2 to 4 o’clock each Saturday afternoon at the high school building. Mrs J L Renick and her son Jimmie are visiting relatives in Bastrop this week.
Mrs Ollie Bozarth was carried to a Temple hospital Monday for a major operation. By Wednesday morning no report on her condition had been received. Charles Rothmann, longtime Castell resident now in Mason, visited Llano Monday.
Sylvan B. Simpson announces as a candidate for the office of county judge of Llano county subject to the Democratic primaries. He served as county judge in 1933 and 1934 and pledges to strive for better service, support rural schools, and promote mineral development while honoring the will of the people and the law. Lost: a cartoon with dresses and hats on the Fredericksburg road. Notify E J Mays Fay Hardy and Mrs A A Snyder of San Antonio. George Gray arrives in Llano as Texas Power and Light field foreman supervising rural line work in San Saha county.
The Bureau of Home Economics reports wide variations in weekly food expenditure per person across the U S. Middle ranges show $2 to $3 per person weekly with diets ranging from first-rate to potentially unhealthy. More income helps but wiser spending can raise living standards without raising costs.
The Fredericksburg Standard reports the discovery of a rare flowering plant near Enchanted Rock by Jermy and 13 year old I G Weh Meyer during mineral trips in Gillespie and Llano counties. Miss Sarah C. Dyal later found the flower in full bloom and sent specimens to Cornell. Lamb's Lettuce is a small white bloom with four leaves on a tiny stem, about 4 to inches tall, with forked stems and no side branches.
Mr and Mrs Hart Brown and daughter Barbara left Liano Sunday afternoon for Beaumont Texas where Mr Brown acts as auditor for an insurance company Mrs Brown is the daughter of Mr and Mrs S S Smith
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