Talley Student Shannon Talley Mourned In Llano Funeral
Shannon Talley daughter of Francis and Mrs Talley and sister Beth died at Llano Valley Spring age 23? The Llano High School senior class attended the funeral held at Valley Spring Cemetery with Rev Baker officiating. Pallbearers and flower girls were named among classmates relatives and community members.
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Liano Comity
Liano High School
Old Ard
Shannon Talley
Lfe
Shannon
Francis A. Talley
Valley Spring
Liano School
Beth
Sam Redford
Joe Talley
Mr. Baker
Primitive Baptist Church
Home Purnshire Company
Llano High School
New Variety and Dry Goods Store Planned Near River
A new store is planned to open within two months on the north side of the river. The 60 by 60 foot building will be on the Milton Wiley lot facing Highway No. 81 and occupied by Charles Ratliff who will also continue operating his south side store.
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Milton Wiley
Charles Ratliff
Hotel Llano Sees New Management Installment
Effective Wednesday March 1 Miss Augusta Weston of San Antonio takes over Hotel Llano management. Mrs Kate Wallace and Miss Irene Wallace have left for Austin after two or more years in charge. W A Buckley and J L Jenners join at the receiving desk. The hotel is being redecorated. Mr and Mrs Orrell Cone sell their Gillespie county ranch and move back to Llano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel
Llano
Kate
Irene Wallace
Austin
Augusta Weston
San Antonio
W. A.buckley
Virginia
J. L Jenners
Liano
Orrell Cone
Doss
Gillespie County
Rauben Schmidt
Justice of the Peach J P Mayes Celebrates 81st Birthday
Justice J P Mayes marked his 81st birthday with quiet notices from his children and friends. Mrs LT Kuykendall returned home to Llano from Temple after five weeks in the hospital. Miss Helen Hicks spent the weekend with her parents in McKinney.
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Justice of the Peach
J. P. Mayes
Mayes
LT. Kuykendall
Llano
Temple
Helen Hicks
McKinney
Fraser Funeral Rites Held for Lawson L Fraser
Fraser funeral services were held at the Walker residence for Lawson Lee Fraser who died February 22 in St. Marys hospital Port Arthur from influenza and pneumonia. Born June 16 1898 he was married to Miss Juanita Walker in March 1937 and leaves a wife and an eight year old son. Rev W P Ray officiated with interment by Home Furniture Co. pallbearers named.
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Grover Walker
Lawson Lee Fraser
St. Mary's Hospital
Port Arthur
Mr. Fraser
Sam and
Mollie Fraser
Fraser
Marrage
Juanita Walker
The
Home Furniture Company
M. C. Dalehan
Newell Smith
Wallace Hazelwood
Martin McDermott
Bill Scott
Clyde Battery
Latham Jule Ben Lathan Pontotoe Pioneer Dies in Pontotoe
Latham Jule Ben Lathan a 74 year old resident of Pontotoe died at Liana hospital at 8 30 Monday morning. Funeral services were held Tuesday morning at Pontotoe with Rev FP Rue detzky of Castell Methodist Church officiating. Interment was by Miles Battery. Survived by daughter Mrs Jake Alterman of San Antonio and son John O Latham of Pontotoe. A fuller life sketch to appear next week in The News.
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Jule Ben Lathan
Pontotoe
Liana Hospital
Welosk
FP. W. Ruedetzky
Castell Methodist Church
Miles Battery
Latham
Jake Alterman
Death of G. J. Harwell at Santa Rosa Hospital
G J Harwell died in Santa Rosa hospital San Antonio after seven weeks as a patient. Born September 12 1853 in Tyler Texas he lived most of his life in Llano County. Survived by three children J Leslie Harwell Claude Harwell and Gertrude Harwell, two brothers one sister and two grandchildren. Funeral held at Hoover's Valley cemetery with Rev Aufderbaar officiating. The report notes strong local support for 4-H pig club funding and lists many donors and benefactors.
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Kingsland
G. J. Harwell
Santa Rosa Hospital
San Antonio
Green Jefferson Harwell
Tyler
Texas
Burnet County
Llano County
Mr. Harwell
Lucinda Smith
J. Leslie Harwell
Claude Harwell
Brenham
Gertrude Harwell
W. A. Harwell
Eruuitt
Idaho
Ed Harwell
Lenora
Oklahoma
P. H. Sears
Mareble Fails
Norman
Lor King Marwell
Harwell
Hoover's Valley
Aufderbaar
J.T. Mallford
Carl Moss
Sam
Herbert Tate
Landon Smith
Neal Wood
Theodore Etlason
Chism Funeral Rites Held for Mrs. John A. Chism
Funeral services were held last Thursday afternoon for Mrs. John A. Chism born Capi tol a Neely in Tennessee on September 4, 1863. She lived in Texas communities including Moulton Llano and was a Baptist church worker. Surviving relatives include her brother Marion Neely of Sheridan Wyoming and three Tangamely nieces. Interment followed at New Brifton cemetery with local pallbearers listed.
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John A. Chism
the News
Frederick
Llano
Marion Neely
Sheridan
Wyoming
Tangamely
B. Ligou
D. L. Leverett
The
Baptist Church
Briffton Cemetery
Hoth F Palthenre
EL Hollinger
Allan Newsome
Oscar Porter
Donald Bruhl
Fred Lange
W. H. Wallace
Land Use Planning Group to Meet With District Agent
A county land use planning committee will meet next Tuesday March 7 at Hotel St to discuss needs and best use of land. Attending are WL Giang district A and M Extension Service agent and Maureen Hearn. committee includes T J Moore Wilburn Oatman Walter Walker Judge Andy Box J E Epperson John Lewis F H Westerman and several local residents and professionals.
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Glass
WL ‘Giang
A. & M. Exténsion Service
Mipa Maurine Hearn Wei
Hotel St
Liano Manbera
T. J. Moore
Wilburn Oatman, Sr
The
Farm Loan Association
Walter J. Walker
Farm Security Administration
Andy Box
Commissioners’ Court
J. E. Epperson
Productive Credit Association
John Lewis
F. H. Westerman
Cacil Cone
Speck
Clyde Winkler
Damon Smith
Jake Winkel
Leg Schneider
Jim Drace
The High School Mystery at Llano High
The Llano High auditorium hosts a three act mystery comedy produced by the Junior Pioneers this Friday night March 2. Students rehearse under a new drama coach as a real mystery interrupts the rehearsal turning the show into a unique, engaging performance.
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Llanorgh School
Reagor Rites Held for Local Resident George Reager
Funeral services were held for George Edgar Reager a respected Liano county resident who died Tuesday at his Valley Spring home. He married Alice Woods in 1888 and left one son Clint with siblings and many relatives. Interment followed at Salem cemetery with miles Buttery directing and pallbearers named J P Nixon J C Winkler Robert Redford Joe Jeffrey J H Henderson and H D Nixon.
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George Edgar Reager
Liano County
Valley Spring
Mr. Reager
Alice Woods
Clint Reager
J. P. Nixon
J. C. Winkler
Robert Redford
Joe Jeffrey
J. H. Henderson
H. D. Nixon
Clifford Martin Buys Polled Hereford Heifer Calves
Llano County rancher Clifford Martin and his father Ray Martin own a large registered Polled Hereford herd. They purchased three registered heifer calves from Sargent and Stevens in Brownwood: Princess Domino 68th Duchess Domino 16th and Princess Domino 57th. Miss Ossie Mae Lanier of Hunt spent the weekend with her mother in Llano.
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Clifford Martin
Llano County
Ray Martin
Llano
Sargent and Stevens
Brownwood
Princess Domino
Duchess Domino
Ossie Mae Lanier of
Hunt
Liano
The High School Mystery Excites Local Auditorium Goers
Tickets priced at 25 cents and 1 cent go on sale for the school play The High School Mystery. Showtime is at 8 o clock, with a call for eager attendees to form a party of friends and attend promptly.
William M Kuykendall dies in San Antonio after a life of cattle trails
William Morrigan Kuykendall longtime Llano county peace officer and cattle rancher died in San Antonio after a long illness. Born 1860 in Lee County he moved to Round Mountain then Llano. Survived by wife six children and several relatives. funeral held in San Antonio with Presbyterian rites and burial at San Jose cemetery.
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William Morrigan Kuykendall
Llano County
San Antonio
Kuykendall
Mr. Kuykendall
Lee County
Round Mountain
LaHatte
Louis Kuykendall
Ltano
Emmett Kuykendall
New Mexico
Lennie Perryman
Dallas
Etta Smith
Dryden
Ruby Maddox
California
Lorene Chatham
Houston
Ralph Lillatte
Southamerica
W. Ss. Ligon
Byll Bicketson
Daisy Hazelton
Bisbee
Arizona
J. T. Kuykendall
Llano
Presbyterian
San Jose
Babyhead P T A Marks Founders Day Delay
The Babyhead Parent-Teacher Association held a Thursday meeting in February at their regular place. Activities included minutes, a talk by Miss Zora Byfield on the founding of the PTA, and a reading by Mrs. Joe R. Smith. Refreshments followed. A basket picnic was planned for March 16.
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Babyhead Parent-Teacher Association
America the Beautiful
Zora Byfield
Parent-Teacher Association
Joe R. Smith
Six Mile Club installs new officers at February meeting
The Horseshoe Club of the Six Mile School elected officers for March: Larkin Schmidt President, Mary Lou Ratliff Vice-President, Gladys Schmidt Secretary-Treasurer. Next meeting featured Perry Schmidt, Ruby Birk, and Raymond Frazier as entertainment. Honor roll names include Vera Schmidt, Gladys Schmidt, Larkin Schmidt, Raymond Frazier, Ruby Birk, Billie Stewart Phillips, Robert Schmidt, Perry Schmidt. Mrs Will Moore returned from Corpus Christi visit. Mrs M D Buster and Mrs Lloyd Campbell visited in San Antonio.
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Horseshoe Club
Six Mile
Larkin Schmidt
Mary Lou ‘Ratliff
Gladys Schmidt
Perry Schmidt
Ruby Birk
Raymond Frazier
Vera Schmidt
Gladiys Schmidt
Billie Stewart Phillips
Robert, Schmidt
Pery Schmidt
Pedernales REA to Let Contracts in Texas
Albert Ricketson of Pedernales Electric Cooperative announces bids opened for about 1,400 miles of rural electric lines with Brown and Root Inc. of Austin as apparent low bidder. A directors meeting will decide contract award subject to Rural Electrification Administration approval. A March 3 1989 meeting in Johnson City invites wiring and plumbing contractors for member wiring work discounted by REA financing terms.
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Albert Ricketson
Pedernales
Electris Cooperative, Inc
Cooprative
Jonson City
Ricketgon
Brown and Root Inc
Austin
Rural Electrification Administration
Washington
Pedernales Electric Cooperative, Inc
PEC
Court House
Johnson City
REA
Lee McWilliams
Llano 4-H Swine Feeders Win District Honors
Llano County 4-H Swine Feeders won first place in District No. 7 of a 48 statewide contest by the Texas Swine Feeders Association. The group earned honorable mention statewide for their year’s work, introduced high grade Duroc Jersey and Hampshire breeding stock, and cared for over fifty registered hogs by thirty members. They also earned accolades at the Dallas Fair and Llano Livestock show while teaching ration balancing and hog lot setup.
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Texas Swine Feeders
Llano County
Duroc Jersey
Hampshire
Llano
Dallas
Pig Club
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Doyle Knight
Carrie Beveridge
Hudson Davis
Moore State Bank
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John Rabb
Chas. H. Dye
W. W. Watkins
Leslie Duncan
C. Leverett
Howard Wallace
J. J. Kendrick
Allan Newsom
Herbert Dye
Acme Dry Goods. Co
Richard Dye
Battery Hardware
Charles H
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Georgetown
Joe Tompkins
Liang
Salem Cemetery
Miles Buttery
Babyhead
SIX Mile Club
Will Moore
Corpus. Christi
M. D. Buster
Lloyd Campbell
CG. i. Bishop
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Aston Frazier
Misa -Altha Beesley
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