Austin couple attends Llano high school commencement
Mr and Mrs Jack Hardison of Austin were in Llano for the high school commencement exercises Friday night.
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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1960
Page
12
Mr and Mrs Jack Hardison of Austin were in Llano for the high school commencement exercises Friday night.
A rodeo bake sale will be held Saturday June 4 in front of the Fabric Shop sponsored by the Ranch Homes Demonstration Club. Mrs Pearl Murchison spent Sunday visiting her son Harold at Long Mountain Estates below Inks Dam on Granite Shoals Lake.
Mrs John Diehl has returned home after visiting her son the Robert Diehls of Junction Sunday visitors included J A Diehl and son of Ft Worth Owen Lee Nance of Midland Herman Carter of Houston Clarence Cunningham and Katy Brickalow of Mason Henry Hall of Jackson Miss arrived for a short visit with daughter Sonny Whitehead and Dianne Dianne accompanied them home for a month long visit
Kingsland residents and guests attended services at Buckners Ranch Church and Community Church. The Botts and Childs families hosted, while others traveled to Del Rio Santo Oklahoma and the coast. Notable events include Ann Rode breaking her arm but recovering well.
The Castell area’s early German settlers faced long supply trips to Indianola, built lifelines via freighting, and endured tense frontier relations with distant tribes. They wore deer hide garments, formed Lutheran and Methodist churches, and fostered a tight-knit community through missions by Rev. Grote and Rev. Rode.
Tri County adults meet next Thursday at Camp Matt on Lake Shore Drive for a roundtable hosted by Buchanan Dam Troop and Pack. June 19 marks camp start for Hiland Lakes District at Camp Tom Wooten with units entering camp and health checks underway. fee is 15 dollars per week.
Young Texans join thousands in 39 counties for the Texas Reading Round-up the largest reading club of its kind. The third annual vacation reading club opens to school age children and teens in participating counties with State Library book mobiles and local libraries. Participants register and log books reading certificates will be awarded. Llano library reports new books and future German emigration links to New Braunfels Fredericksburg Castell and nearby German communities ahead of a centennial celebration.
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