Construction Progresses On New School Building
Fair weather aids rapid progress on the new school building. All structural tile brick and concrete work is finished. Roofs for the homemaking department admin offices and band hall completed with band hall roof nearing completion. Subflooring for gym and band hall are installed interior plastering underway. Keela & Associates cites August 15 as expected completion date. Superintendent C M Nalls notes the campus gains improved facilities for students teachers and patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Nalls
90th Division In Training at Ft Polk Louisiana
Texas based 90th Infantry Division conducts a two week training at Fort Polk Louisiana in warm humid weather. Participants include Cpl Vicente S Angilar Pvt Benny L Hodges Pvt Jackie Holcomb Pvt William H Land Pvt Julian Valancon and Pvt Howard W Loveless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Polk
Texas
Fort Polk
Tlano
Vicente S. Angilar
Benny L. Hodges
Jackie Holcomb
Wiliamh. Land
Julian Valancon
Howard W. Loveless
Bond Sales Reported by Llano County Committee
Mr. T. Moore, Llano County Savings Bonds Committee chairman, reports May sales of 4496 dollars with 1957 year-to-date 48315 dollars, 27.7 percent of the goal. Texas May sales reach 4044283 dollars with 37.6 percent of its goal. Moore urges citizen participation to meet the year’s target and notes U S Savings Bonds are fully guaranteed and offer 3 1 4 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Llano County
U. S
Moore
Meet Set July Lith To Explain Egg Law
Vv. G. Young and Miss Thelma Casey announce meetings in San Angelo on July 11, 1957 at 1 30 pm in the Cotillion Room Town House Hotel and in San Antonio on July 29 at 1 30 pm at the Hilton Hotel. Extension Service and State Department of Agriculture officials will interpret the new egg law for dealers retailers processors producers brokers feed dealers and hatcherymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vv. G. Young
Thelma Casey
San Angelo
Texas
Town House Hotel
San Antonio
Hilton Hotel
Extension Service
State Department of Agriculture
Austin
Commissioner of Agriculture
Local businesses observe July 4 holiday closings
Practically all local business houses will be closed next Thursday July 4. The Liane News will be printed and mailed on Wednesday in order to be delivered on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liane
Wheat Growers Back Referendum in Llane County Vote
Llane County wheat growers voted unanimously to support continuing the wheat marketing quota program for the 1958 crop as ASC officials report. A two thirds approval is required to implement quotas with a proposed support price of $1.78 per bushel if quotas pass, or about $1.18 per bushel if they fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llane County
ASC
Chest X-Ray Set For August 19 20 In Llano
H K Shackelford of Austin discussed chest X-ray tests with the State Health Department Tuberculosis Division at the Chamber of Commerce. The X-ray unit will visit Llano on August 19 from 1 to 6 30 p m and August 20 from 8 80 a m to 4 30 p m. Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority sponsors the effort with Junior Chamber of Commerce arranging a building. Tests aim to uncover undiagnosed tuberculosis with age limits and tuberculin screening guidelines noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Shackelford
Austin
Lid
State Health Department
Tuberculosis Division
Chamber of Commerce
Llano
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Shackelford
Rotary Hears County Agent Discusses 4-H Club Work
Llano Rotary Club hears County Agent L. P. Amster Jr from Liang County discuss 4-H club work and its organization with projects. He answers audience questions as officers for the coming year are set to take over July 1 with Rex Wootan succeeding James Blanding as president, Robert Bristol as vice president, and Virgin Hasse as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Amster Jr
Liang County
Llano
Rex Wootan
James Blanding
Robert Bristol
Vilgin Hasse
Irl Larrimore, Jr
Larkin Schmidt
Matt Dees Jr
Jack Talley
Lee Duncan
Joe Tom Wallace
Teddy Joe Talley
Brenham visitors span Miles family
Mrs Edgar Miles and her daughters Marsha and Beverly of Brenham are visiting their mother Mrs Carl Moss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Miles
Marsha and
Beverley
Brenham
Carl Moss
Summer Start Sees Temperature Climbing
Local weather observer Glen Myers notes heat rising as Llano county faces drying soil and withered plants. Turbulent Gulf Coast weather could bring limited rain as summer begins.
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Glen Myers
Gulf Coast
Llano County
Hospital Opening Delayed in Llano Memorial
The Llano Memorial Hospital opening is postponed to the first week of July as the State Health Department finishes its fiscal year closing. Administrator Mrs. T A Byana reports immediate equipment and supply installation after acceptance. Dr Thomas M Runge of Austin, a noted cardiologist, will consult on cardiology. Grackenridge Hospital Rustin contributed dietary information to help establish an efficient department. Mrs Ivana notes Llano resident Mrs J W Crockett donated an invalid walker and footboard for hospital use. Walking Blood Bank plans begin with local civil clubs and county wide drive.
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Llano Memorial Hospital
T. A. Byana
State Health Department
Roo Ted
Liang
Thomas M. Runge
Austin
Grackenridge Hospital
Rustin
Mra
Ivana
J. W. Crockett
Llano
Llano Lions Club Drives Fund to Improve Little League Field
The Llano Lions Club launches a fund raising drive to upgrade the Little League Baseball Field near the estate. Planned improvements include new bleachers behind the home plate concession stand rest rooms and a rebuilt concessions building. Funds aim to add five new facilities and attract playoff games previously denied by lack of facilities.
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Llano Lions Club
Raiso
Vacation Development At Inks Lake Moves Ahead
Samos-Jones Lumber Company of Austin begins a $56 million two year project at Inks Lake Village to create a recreation center and shore development. Architects Lundaren and Maurer of Augusta design plans including a large amphitheater and court facilities as several houses rise along steep, terraced shores.
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Samos-Jones Lumber Company
Austin
Disability Filing Deadlines Extended Open Saturday in Austin
The Austin social security district office on Tint Canade Street will open Saturday June 29 to accept disability applications for Social Security benefits. James B. Marley, district manager, says the one day schedule helps severely disabled residents in Travis and 11 central Texas counties file before June 30 to preserve rights to disability, retirement, and survivor benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tint Canade Fupe Street
James B. Marley
Travis
Central
Texas
Fenstemaker Enrolls at NTSC For Driver Education
Fenstemaker enrolls at North Texas State College this summer to prepare teachers of driver education. The NTSC course is part of a statewide effort to expand driver education, with eligible students from local high schools including Bloomington High School. The public school plan has been stimulated by state action and prompts participation by teachers and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Menalemaker
Acu Ut
Dilnno Ts
North Texas State College
Gentanm Slealsenart
Llano Jaycee Elects Jack Talley President For 1957 58
Jack Talley will be installed as Llano Junior Chamber of Commerce president for 1957 58 during a combined installation meeting and ladies night supper at the school cafeteria Thursday night. Joe Barnes of Big Lake will serve as installing officer and guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Talley
Llano Jaycee
Llano
Joe Barnes
Big Lake
Texas Junior Chamber of Commerce
Region VI
Liano
Rev Haffner to Leave Lane City Parish for Drawnwood
The Rev J Haffner of Cries Episcopal Church will become rector of St John’s Episcopal Church in Drawnwood. He and his family move from Lane City and plan to occupy the rectory next to the church. The move follows his three years of service and includes a farewell service and formal installation on January 7.
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Drawnwood
St John's Epiacopal Chuirch
Krawnwood
Rey
Haffner
Han Gery
Othe Fdiaha
Carrot College
Wascowan
LaSalle University
Malacopus Theological Seminary
Southwant
Austin
Pony Leaguers Battle For Third Gaaie 7 2
The Pony Leaguers clash for third place as Saar Henry Hamilton and others push hits in a 7 to 2 game. Billy Gate Olea leads with two hits and a triple while Watkins adds a defensive highlight. The opening game is set for tonight at 7 30 when the Mag train arrives in Liana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liana
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Keela & Associates
Farm Bureau Little League Tem
Splo Atter
Herbert Marshall
Dallas
Reseives
Frank Eddy
Mrs. Martin
Kowlerschke
Rotary Hears County Agent
Max Min
Anl
Tocal Elyle
Elvic Ccubs
Concessiona
Aubrey Sul
Linne
Edone Hope
Neldeat
Georgetown
Inette Tae
Aubrey
Aini Ag
Hank Sveound
Che Panda
Inks Lake
Emmet Jones
Leighorn Chop
Karla Camp
Constrpeltoi
Comumbaary
Offfea
Incluim
Facilites
Martey Pouitedd
Ming
Ph Geal
Dbs
Marley
Bock
Fenstemaker Foriealy Og Leticheee
Llane Vileh Sehoule
Whiteqel
Blocington High School
Ibis Tall
Crepero
John Landon
Robert Hunger
Milton E. Mayer
Taylor Wirdell
Henry Battery Jr
Earl Bolling
Bill Shipp
James Epperson
Rk. V. Derrick
Sam Rabb
Fritzotw Jr
Sr Larrimore, Jr
Matt [Ees Jr
Talley
Jaycee
Fitzsimons
Ued
Jaycees
Rotary Lions Club
Rotary Club
Firat
Rev. Haffnerry
Llane
J. Hafftner
Cries Epiocopal Church
Manning Te Lenge Liane Ily T
Firaen
Llane City Park
Sanday
Dane Tu
Pole Hey
Sto Johan's
Banday
Fe Hey
Avery Mason
Sedtass
Itt
Fev
Mart Tdeus
San Antonia
Gove Viers
Ev. Cinether
Hew Haffner
Ary Medical Corps
Enterina Tha Mfatus Ry Dyer Dei Poston Ag Compirelion Tur Newnan Devsion
Lem Beyantine
Crmat Taleet AW Patterson, Cpa
Solane Ceunty Welfare Chinither
Wak
Viv Dan Enforag
Hen Paipdarian
Juventia Goodle Dan
Coane
Aed
Vhe Bdane Poy Peat
Gavther
Henry Hanmies
Pdt
Trochal Gigas Arithie
Bot Wale
Billy Gate
Olea
Fafa High
Bill Eanies
Watkins
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