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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1973
Page
2
The Whirlybirds beat the Marble Falls Fillies 75 in a five inning game under the 10 run rule. Lupe Ribera losed for the Fillies while Ettita Nobles allowed five hits. Renetta Newhaugh led the Whirlybirds with three of four at bat.
Norma Barato and family guests visit in Betton while Barato plans brother's wedding in New York. R.L. Ransom’s father ill in Texas City. Bob Ransom in and out of hospital. Various relatives from Cedar Park Belton and Austin attend events. York South Carolina graduation noted. Rain disrupts Future Farmers events. multiple community groups meet at AARP Chapter 108. Leah Sloane visiting Greenwood Acres. plans to swim and study at college in York.
The Buchanan Arts and Crafts Club hosts pastel demonstration by a distinguished Austin artist. A Starving Artist Show is planned for June 30 to July 1 with a $5 registration and a $20 item sale cap. Paul B. Kime will give another demonstration July 23 at The Gallery in Kingsland. Also noted are visits by Mrs. Miles Butlery and Lillian Edwards with family, plus local youths and students pursuing piano and reading interests.
Mr and Mrs Lee Burrow of Buchanan Dam announce the engagement of their daughter Becky Ruth to Dassie Crow son of Mrs Jessie Crow of Bursh et The couple’s engagement party at the Burrow home included family and friends with Becky a Texas State Technical Institute student in Waco and set to graduate in August while Dassie completed his freshman year at Burndunlet College Brenham The wedding date has not been announced.
The Lantex Rangers defeated the Mason Red Sox 10-1 after trailing 1-0. Otto Rusche and James Toepnich led Rangers hitters with multiple hits while Mike Tumlinson pitched the win and Ted Geistweldt took the loss. The club sits 2–3 in league play and heads to Brady for a makeup vs Lohn.
Kingsland residents Mr and Mrs Ryd and Qake Harmon will mark their 50th wedding anniversary this Sunday at Barrow Hall Kingsland Community Church. Community notes list hospital visits and local organizational meetings plus plans for the Highland Lakes Tourist Association brochure for 1974 75 with 300000 copies and an eight page expansion.
The Sessom family held their 52nd annual reunion at Bunk's Camp on Inks Lake with 51 members and five visitors. Activities included boating skating fishing and visiting. A basket supper Saturday night and a catered barbecue Sunday followed. Marion M. Sessom of Brady was the oldest present at 84 and Corley Brooks is the seven week old son of Leo and Mrs Brooks of Austin the youngest. Attendees came from Missouri Louisiana Fort Worth Marathon Boerne Brady Marble Falls Austin Midland and Llano.
Mr and Mrs Elbert Larremore and their daughter with son in law Mr and Mrs Wal Livings and sons of Bryan returned last week from a 10 day vacation visiting New Mexico Arizona Nevada Utah and Colorado.
House guests in the home of Mrs John Reager include Mrs Flels Smathers and her daughter Mrs Zack Phelps with son John of San Diego California
Stane’s four Pee Wee squads took part in a Thursday double header with the Fire Department facing Peoples Savings and Loan. PS&L led off a scoring burst to a 1-0 deficit, then FD responded with three runs in the fifth as PS&L added one more, Curtis Rogers earned the win and Lloyd Grider the loss in a game that ended with an FD victory.
Mr and Mrs Guy Clymer return from a one day vacation on South Padre Island. They are joined by their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Pete Pioeppen and their children of Austin.
CD&C beats LAC 4 to 0 as Flay Deats and Carlos Napolez pitch for LAC with Jim Kirk Underwood dominating for CD&C. CD&C prevents any LAC scoring while giving up only one hit, and the game ends after 19 batters faced.
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