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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1958
Page
9
Fred Gipson of Mason travels to Hollywood to work on a script for Hound Dog Man with a 20th Century Fox contract. The studio will determine whether to produce the film after completion of the script.
About twelve or thirteen years ago the Llano County Roping Club formed as a self owned, self operated group with roughly fifty members from six counties San Saba Barnet Lampasas Blanca Gillespie and Llano. They held weekly roping events drawing rodeo fans and a small elite roster practiced on a routine schedule at a private arena. Officers included Smoky Kuykendall Cliff Martin Shirley Williams Alex Hardin and Reuben Nixon.
Reading in Tow Valley notes a family gathering for a graduation and visits among relatives. Several neighbors including Mrs Whiteside and Mr and Mrs Alexander are mentioned with weekend plans and travel, highlighting local social ties and upcoming events.
Historical Group members led a trek to a mountaintop overlook near Mace on May 23 to relive the Aug fight memory and discuss future historic markers. A post-climb picnic, recorded observations, and storytelling anchored the event at the monument site.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Lland Ladies attending a market with garbled phrases. No clear names, places, or events emerge to form a coherent report.
The school lists top scholars with a few names including Linda Shart Joy Alexander Virginia Gren Wedee Kenneth Land Frances Savivorn and others across grades. The recognition covers students achieving 90 or above in every subject.
Milton Allen Olney Wallis and James Watson will depart soon to join the University of Texas summer session in Austin for the season.
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