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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
7
Notice states the Llano County Commissioners Court will convene as a Board of Equalization on July 9 and 10, 1935. Taxpayers wishing changes to their 1936 renditions must appear on those dates. J A Mayes, County Clerk, signs the notice.
The T. E. L Sunday School class met at Mrs. H Siniard home with Mrs Lee Moran presiding. A cake and ice cream sale on June 15 at the courthouse lawn will aid the new church building. A band concert by Llano Bertram and Floren bands is slated for June 15 on the courthouse lawn with E F Boxell directing.
The Edwards family thanks the people of Liano and the Liano Fire Department for helping during last Sunday’s house fire. Their aid prevented total loss of the home. J. R. Edwards and family.
Game details list bases on balls and strikes by Albers with two wild pitches and one by Albers. Umpires were Stanke and Seward. Time of game 1 hour 40 minutes. Scorers were Martin and Daugherty.
Guests listed for a Williams family reunion include Mr. and Mrs. Will Rog and families, Overstreets, Knights, Johnsons, Borden and Patrick relatives from Bono Granbury Brownwood Hunt Fort Worth Burnet Lone Grove and Houston. All Williams children attended with extended kin sharing meals and conversation.
A community gathering marked by a joyous reunion as two sisters Mrs Warren Hatley and Mrs Jemison finally reunited after twenty eight years. Cowboys Uncle Bil Jemison and Uncle Ben Johnson recalled the old days while guests chatted and prepared to depart, wishing Mr Williams many more birthdays.
The Behrus family thanks friends for sympathy and floral tributes after the death of Dr C L Behrus. Mrs C L Behrus and family, including Dr and Mrs Lams Behrus, Eugene Behrus, Ben Behrus, express gratitude for kindness and prayers.
A girl jokes to a friend that their church has such tiny congregations that every time the rector uses the phrase dearly beloved it feels like a proposal. The quip appears in a lighthearted exchange in an Ex issue.
A prisoner in the dock declares to the court that he should not be tried by a woman jury. Bear protests, saying he cannot fool his wife, let alone twelve women, as the exchange unfolds.
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