Llano FFA Meat Team Finishes Fourth at Sweetwater Meet
The Llano FFA meat judging team placed fourth among 31 teams at Sweetwater on Saturday with 24 boys competing. Members Dayton Land Eugene Ormiston and Dexter Sage Biel joined by Glenn Ratliff and other dairy livestock hopefuls participated in district contests in San Marcos and Sweetwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano
FFA
Sweetwater
Dayton Land
Eugene Ormiston
Dexter Sagebiel
Glenn Ratliff
San Marcos
Larry Ligon
Leonard Grenwelge
Ray Lynn Howard
John Laxson
L. C. Schneider
Jimmy
Waltin Inman
Jimmy Scott
Tommy West
Stephenville
Swift and Company
San Antonio
Llano Saddle Club Elects Mrs Carl Freeman President
Mrs Carl Freeman was re elected president of the Llano Saddle Club at the first meeting of the year held Saturday afternoon at the arena. Mrs Dayton Leifeste and Miss Martha Sawyer were re elected director and secretary. The club will meet at 3 pm each Saturday at the arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Freeman
Llano Saddle Club
Dayton Leifeste
Martha Sawyer
Miss Llano Jaycee Contest Opens Registration
Llano High School girls in their junior or senior year must register promptly for the Miss Llano Jaycee of 1963 pageant to be held Saturday night April 5. Eligibility requires a passing grade point record, with five out of town judges evaluating 60 percent poise and personality and 40 percent appearance. The winner receives a $50 clothing allowance and will represent the Jaycees at events for the year, including the Llano rodeo. Jim Renick and Ted Franklin are co chairmen, with Guy Clymer assisting with decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano High School
Llano
Jaycees
Guy Clymer
Llanos
New
Doug Wythe
College Station
FFA
Llano County
Darrell Montgomery
Bertram
Aime Heal
Kerrville
J. L. Sawyer
Bob Cohen
Yorkshire
James Epperson
Hampshire
Joe Stotty
Jim Renick
George Pechacek
Raymond Winkel
M. A. Montgomery
Mat Dees Sr
Willard Dalhau
R. C. Leifesic
Sam Rabb
Taylor Virdell
Fritz Otto Jr
Norman Grenwelge
Myron Schneider
Jim Stumfell
Jim Moore
R. P. McWilliams
Earl Duggins
Mark Abernathy
J. B. Virdell
Clemens ‘Rode
Roy Kothmann
Hudson Fowler
J. W. Winkel
E. J. Moss
Charles Keese
Charles Henry Keese
Leonard Oestreich
Leroy Rode
Gleason’ Kothmann
Robert Cohen
Jim Rusche
Clarence Osbourn
Alfred Grenwelge
Fay Miller
Clarence Davis
Henry Lang
Fred Osbourn
Russell Osbourn
Marvin Elliott
OES Rummage Sale Set For April 5 6 In Llano
Llano chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star sponsors a rummage sale April 5 and 6 in the building north of Pinkie’s Grocery. Donations of usable articles are welcome, Mrs. Clay Fowler reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OES
Llano Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star
Pinkie
Llano juniors sweep Mason Marble Falls meets boys and girls
Llano's junior high teams won both boys and girls divisions at Mason and Marble Falls. John Little led Llano boys with 18 points and multiple meet records, while Lesa Hohmann topped Llano girls with 17.44 points and multiple firsts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano
Mason
Marble Falls
Fredericksburg
Brady
San Saba
Junction
John Little
Jimmy McGee
McGee
Larry Stovall
Retary
Wittle
Hallmark
Najar
Stovall
Lanny Hallmark
Jimmie Smith
Marc Miller
Danny Nixon
Randy Scott
Jimmy Smith
St. Mary’s
Freder
Icksburg
Cherokee
Dripping Springs
Copperas Cove
Leander
Johnson City
Briggs
Florence
Bertram
Liberty Hill
Little
Joey Najar
Lesa Hohmann
Lynne Beaty
Ann Winfrey
Janice Halliburton
Hohmann
Beaty
Joni
Toni Osbourn
Violet Theiss
Murder charge filed after woman’s death in Llano
Billie O. Mansell, 38, faced murder with malice charges after the death of Mrs. Jewell Holland, 42. Mansell appeared in Justice of the Peace court, waived examining trial, posted $4,000 bond, and was released. The investigation involved Sheriff Turbiville Texas Rangers and local officials. autopsy results awaited. Holland, formerly of Austin, had lived in Llano briefly and funeral arrangements were set at Cook Funeral Home in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie O. Mansell
Mansell
Justice of the Peace
A. C. Fry
Jewell Holland
Turbiville
Texas Rangers
Austin
Bill Wilson
Jim Riddle
Jack Walker
Carlos Ashley
Alfred Mueller
Elmo Littlepage
Head On Collision Kills Two Near Llano Mason Line
A head on collision two miles west of the Llano Mason county line on State Highway 29 killed two people and injured a third around 9 30 Wednesday morning. The deceased are Martin Luther Ater 41 Bertram ranchman and Mrs Woodie D Smith 56 San Angelo College teacher. L T Bettman 41 Burnet was listed in fair condition at Llano Memorial Hospital with multiple cuts and bruises. Mrs Smith was travelling from San Angelo to Taylor for her brother's funeral when the crash occurred. Patrolman Ben Walker of Mason said two ranchmen drove a pickup with two horses in a trailer. both horses died. Funeral services for Ater were set for 4 pm at Joppa Baptist Church under Clements Funeral Home Burnet. Mrs Smiths body went to Butlery Waldrope Funeral Home Llano pending arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano-Mason
Martin Luther Ater
Bertram Ranchman
Woodie D. Smith
San Angelo College
L. T. Bettman
Burnet
Llano Memorial Hospital
Sagebiels Attend Harper Wedding of Marshall and Spencer
Mr and Mrs Dan Sagebiel and their children attended the wedding of Malcolm Marshall and Sally Spencer at St James Lutheran Church in Harper. Janelle Sagebiel served as a house party member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagebiels
Harper
Dan Sagebiel
Malcolm Marshall
Sally Spencer
St. James Lutheran Church
Janelle Sagebiel
Llano Jaycees to Elect Officers Tonight
The Llano Junior Chamber of Commerce will elect officers at a general meeting at Club Llano tonight March 28 at 7 30 p m Four presidential nominees are Charles Hartman Len Steakley Bobby Gage and Ted Franklin with respective campaign managers. Officers include a president first and second vice presidents and three directors. Joe Stotts is the outgoing president with installation planned in May.
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Llano Junior Chamber of Commerce
Club
Llano
Charles Hartman
Fritz Otto Jr
Bill Bell
Len Steakley
Buddy Remmers
Eugene Russell
Bobby Gage
Lee Duncan
Ted Franklin
James Thiers
Gordon Westbrook
Joe Stotts
Stotts
Llano Places Third In Cameron Relays
Llano High School finishes third among forty teams at Cameron Relays. Larry Bush tops Llano with a 20.4 in the 180 yard low hurdles. Bus breakdown delayed the team home at 3:30 a.m. Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano High School
Taylor
Bartlett
Llano
Larry Bush
Bush
Lee Bush
Salado
Christian Church Hosts District Meet in Llano
The First Christian Church of Llano hosts the Highland Lakes Christian Churches fifth Sunday rally on March 31 at 7 30 p m. The district includes Burnet Marble Falls Johnson City Mohomet Bertram and Llano. Dean Brigham of the Texas Board of Christian Churches and Texas Christian University will speak on Christian Stewardship. A leadership training institute for district teachers runs 3 to 5 30 p m.
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First Christian Church of
Llano
Highland Lakes
State of
Texas
Absentee Ballots Open for Local School Trustees
Absentee ballots for the coming school trustee election are available at the county clerk J. A. Mayes office. Voters may cast ballots through Tuesday, April 2, with six ballot boxes in Llano Castell Kingsland Tow Valley Spring and Duncan for the April 6 election. Candidates for two expiring terms include Renken Corky Virdell Rode Castell and Ainsworth Kingsland. Leifeste Castell and Carter Tow seek reelection to the county school board. no other candidates are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Mayes
Dan Hoerster
Eddie Renken
Renken
J. B
Corky) Virdell
Leroy Rode
Castell
Odile Ainsworth
Kingsland
Llano
Tow
Valley Spring
Duncan
Randolph Leifeste
Don Carter
Barbecue Honors 143 Llano Band Members
Llano Band Boosters sponsor a school barbecue at the Llano school cafeteria Thursday night April 4 to honor 143 band members. The band directed by T A Short includes 62 high school players, 42 in the seventh and eighth grade group, and 39 in the sixth grade beginning band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano Band
T. A. Short
Glee Club Receives Warm Welcome in Kingsland Banquet
The University of Texas Glee Club drew a 234 person crowd at the Kingsland Chamber of Commerce banquet hosted in the American Legion Hall. Under Gary Ebensberger the men’s choir offered spirituals and classics while Janis McCrory drew applause as a soloist. The event featured new chamber officers led by Dr Mason E Brock and guests from nearby towns plus Austin and Highland Lakes officials. A boat tour of Granite Shoals Lake preceded the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsland Chamber OF Commerce
Ken Chasey
Mason. Brock
Center
Theron H. Browne
New American Legion Hall
Kingsland
Janis McCrory
American Legion Hall
Theron Browne
Mason E. Brock
Chamber of Commerce
Brock
Burnet
Buchanan Dam
Tow
Fredericksburg
Marble Falls
Austin
Claude Wingo
Bob Hairston
Kingsland Baptist Church
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FFA Meat
Wilburn Oatman
Matt Dees Jr
Oscar Schmidt
A. G. Kincheloe Jr
Taylor Wirdell
Robert Hunger
Raymond Rogers
J. J. Watkins
Edwin Gould
J. F. Ross
Saddle Club
Miss Jaycee
Henry
Christie
Madden
Houston
A. J. Benzing
Mr. Benzing
Kerrville Hospital
Robert Browning
Llang
Roger Leng
Mary Ann Maswell
Eddie Qverstrest
Leonard Oliver
Sue Sheppard
Kathleen Maxwell
Llano Jaycees
Cameron
Christian Church
Glee Club
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