Community Notes and Notices from Llano Page
Report details attendance records for Idano High School and club meetings. Includes band salary decision, fundraising progress, rodeo committee honors, membership changes, funeral attendance, hospital updates, and local sale and rental notices. Expressions of gratitude from the Collings and Franklin families closed the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idano High School
Uhe
T. J. Watkins
van Spinks
Lion Watkins
Lion Spinks
Rodeo Committee
Hazel Bowman
Allan Newgom
Alex Hardin
Wallace Wins Borden Vacation Tour Award for Sales
Charles L. Wallace formerly of Llano, sales manager for Borden in San Antonio, received a division award with a wife trip to California for strong year to date sales. The honor was announced by George T. Maggard as one of four southwest managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Wallace
Llano
W. C. Wallace
Bordens Company
San Antonio
California
George T. Maggard
Wallace
Borden
Soutwest
Borden Company
Magegard
William Stover
Robert Munro
Mageard
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Maggard
Card of Thanks and Rainfall Thought
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy after the death of Nora Behrus and mentions a floral tribute. The column then shifts to an educational note explaining rainfall amounts, conversion of inches to gallons, and large-scale water totals with examples of storms and Indian hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Behrus
Alan
Wedding shower reflects ties across Kingsland social circle
Recent bride Mrs. Calvin Tumlinson hosted a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. Ellis Tumlinson with Mrs. Howard Bladgett assisting. Field flowers decorated a room for twenty guests who enjoyed iced punch and fruit cookies. The article lists many local families visiting or hosting in connections to Kingsland society, including brides, grooms, and guests from Austin San Antonio Wichita Falls and Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Tumlinson
Howard Bladgett
Ellis Tumlinson
Tumilinson
H. J. Vallie
Tumlinson
Jake Harmon
L. L. Stone
Marvin Latham
Austin
Latham
J. R. Nolan
Jim Long
Jim Locke
San Antonio
Dayton Neal
W. A. Banks and Sons
S. A. Graham
No Danger to Domestic Food Supply From War
College Station report says the AAA must operate continuously to keep farm prices stable and markets open. George Slaughter notes that Ever-Normal Granary cushions price swings, with 751 county committeemen and 2,868 local committeemen in Texas, ensuring steady food supplies despite war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
AAA
George Slaughter
State Aaa Committee
Texas
Grid
University Students Live On Sixty Cents A Day At Texas
At the University of Texas 444 students in sixteen cooperative houses kept lodging and meals costs to about 60 cents per day. Both boys and girls share duties with self governance, aiming to cut expenses while promoting scholarship and citizenship. Many residents work NYA or outside jobs to cover monthly admissions and fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Austin
University of Texas
Richard Rubottom
Dorothy Gehauer
Rubottom
NYA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harold Collings
Oscar Wise
E. M. Delavan
R. G. Nunnelly
R. W. White
Mason
Dick White
John Davis
Doole
J. C. Reed
Eden
G. W. Vineyard
Pear Valley
G. P. Thacker
G. R. Baisden
Richland Springs
John Gait
Waring
Ruth Butler
Chicago
Illinois
Richard Gieseche
Marble Falls
J. L. Buster
Castell
Santa Rosa Hospital
Buster
Violet M. Cate
Imogene
la Verne Creamer
Paducah, Texas
Charlie Connor
Jonh Reager
Round Mountain Road
W. J. Williams
H. OM. Mlkin
Kingsland
Tex
D. D. Steele
Colemao
Mr. Steele
Llano County
MM. A. Collings
Harold
Theresa
P. W. P. Franklin
Collings
Theresa Collings
A. C. Collings
George R. Moulton
Houston
O. P. Garrett
Fie
Myrene Garrett
Gertrude Hardin
Surace
Whaisa Hills
India
Kingsland News
Grace Lindsey
C. B. Brettling
Allen Ricketson
G. Weeaks
Mesdames H. €. Roth
Mary A. Haynes
Etta 3
B. Harris
Miss Bell Poes
Duke Mann
Brady
Forestry Service
Hasse Bros
Maxwell House
del Monte
Dan Hackworth Garage
Saxtlig
Ruby Ledger
The
Raven
Tee
Llano News
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