Llano Rout Goldthwaite 10 3 in Hill Country League clash
Llano defeated Goldthwaite 10 to 3 to stay tied for league lead with Richland Springs. Brady and Menard trailed in the standings. San Saba beat Bend 7 to 0, Richland 5 Pontotoc 2. Next games: Llano at Goldthwaite, Brady at Pontotoc, Bend at San Saba, Richland at Menard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Llano
Brady
Menard
San Saba
Bend
Coldthwaite
Pontotoc
Goldthwaite
UANO
Cowboys
Richland Springs
Brady Turks
Lefty Zapp
Cardinals
Mills County
Jones
Weaver
Page
Tocal
Zapp
Felding
Decker
Currie
Reed
Nable
Hammontres
Manard
Thirty Candidates for 1934 Llano High School Diplomas
The 1934 class at Llano High School has thirty graduates or diploma candidates. The group will hold graduation exercises in the school auditorium on Friday night, May 16. Invitations were mailed to relatives and friends, and the paper lists all candidates with their hometowns and names.
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Thee Liano High School
PIU
Barbara Baldwin
Liano
Louise Avery
Louise Byfield
Fay Cassaday
Georgia Cousey
Nora Belle Johnson
Mary Lee Moss
Clara Mueller
Margaret Newman
Llano
June Redford
Valley Spring
Louise Stewart
Liang
Feral West
Mary Helen Willborn
Imogene Wilson
Peggie Lee Smith
Kingaland
Pauline Collings
Gordon Maxwell
Mary Virginia Banks
Liao
Wilbur J. Barnett
Banton Bauer
Kenneth Bruhl
Darrel Faublon
Sligo
Egan Jordan
Travis Newman
Herbert Owen
J. Ratliff
Clarence Reager
Ernest Speck
Lone Grove
Raymond Summers
Glenn Rorie
Recovered Car Stolen in Pennsylvania
Sheriff Dan McDonald and Marshal le Backues recovered a car Monday that had been stolen in Pennsylvania. They stopped the driver on Mason road after a lookout alert, found a bill of sale, and escorted the party to town for examination. The vehicle proved to be the requested auto, but the driver escaped and was not found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Dan McDonald
Marshalle Backues
Pennsylvania
Mason
Mason Road
Commencement Exercises for Llano High and Grade Schools
Llano High and grade schools list for May 16 1934 ceremonies. Dorothy Moss George Ann McInnis Mary Helen Simmons lead grade program with class officers Linda Mae Ahrens and D R Keyser noted. Reverend J J Ray delivers commencement sermon with Mrs Milton Shirley leading choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano
Dorothy Moss
George Ann McInnis
Mary Helen Simmons
George Franklin
Linda Mae Ahrens
D. R. Keyser
Claas
Fay Belle
Addreaay
Darrell Faubion
Louise Avery
Tol West
Baadhaane Melvin Milliger
T. O. Rorie
Suel Laning
Chas. Milliger
Llano Wins First American Legion Meeting for New District
Brady hosts the selection of Llano to hold the first American Legion district meeting in the new twenty first district. Local delegates H D Siniard Milton Shirley Carl Blodgett Percy Hagemeier Bruce Tarver and J M Crider attended the gathering. A second town contended but Llano won by a large majority. the date is set for November with plans for a home to hostdelegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llane
American Legion
Brady
H. D. Siniard
Milton Shirley
Carl Blodgett
Percy Hagemeier
Bruce Tarver
J. M. Crider
Llano
Liano
Highway Work Contract Awarded to Dallas Firm
The State Highway Commission awarded the contract for highway number twenty nine in the city limits to RNhands and Davis of Dallas for 27283 dollars. The project includes concrete bridges over Battery Hollow and Cassaday Hollow and road grading and paving from the eastern city limits to North Bridge street. Contractors have equipment in the county and work will likely start next week near Hamilton Dam.
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State Highway Commission
North Bridge Street
Government Crop Loans Approved As Of May First
Secretary Lee McDonald reports forty five crop or seed loans approved by May 1 totaling 2336.00 with all but three having received checks. Several more applications are pending and the window for seed loan applications has been extended to May 15 inviting interested parties to apply promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee McDonald
Lee DeDonald
Lone Grove Baptist Church Names Rev K E McNeely Pastor
The Lone Grove Baptist church in Cherokee has called Rev. K. E. McNeely as pastor after a conference on the third Sunday in April. He will preach at Lone Grove on Saturday nights before the third Sunday and on Sundays thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. E. McNeely
Lone Grove
Lone Grove Baptist Church
McNeely
Bennett School House Exercises Draw Big County Crowd
A large county crowd attended Bennett school house last Saturday for closing exercises. goat roping drew twenty local cowboys, then a barbecue supper followed by candidate speeches led by master of ceremonies L. H. Baldwin. The evening featured an acclaimed play and hearty community hospitality.
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Bennett School
L. H. Baldwin
Mother's Day Program At Hutchinson School May 13
The Hutchinson school auditorium hosts a Mother's Day program on Sunday May 13 at eight o'clock featuring music readings songs and dialogues performed by Misses Draper Capps Pryor and others with Mrs Slaughter and Mrs Crouch coordinating. A follow up note reports P A Sullivan of a large magnetic truck service from the State Highway Department visited to clear roads of nails staples and metal debris improving tire safety and saving motorists money.
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Hutchinson
Llano County
Hutchinson School
Ardelia Draper
Battie Jean Capps
Mabel Louise Barton
Ardella Draper
Doris Neil Draper
Margaret Capps
M. C. Walden
Muomie Ruth Flanagan
Lorena Harlow
Telma Pryor
Fen Beasley
W. H. McLeod
Junior Durst
Misses Margle
Amelia Carson
Bertha Louise McLeod
Zona Buri Britton
Winnie Jones
Kathleen Draper
Lewis
Mrs
Clarence Mcleod
Chas. Crouch
Jim Capps
Hoover Simpson
W. K. Slaughter
Lawrence Draper
Nola Draper
The
Mothers of America
Mattie Dark
H. Slaughter
Wallace Durst
Tom Carson
Chas Crouch
Robinson
Clarence Capps
Red Cross
Pauline Draper
W. J. Slaughter
Chaz. Crouch
P. A. Suilivay
State Highway Department
Gillespie
Highway Commission
Sullivan
Liberty Hill
Burnet
Highway Department
Left for New Jersey to resume polo practice
Rube Williams and wife left yesterday for New Jersey to join playing partner Cecil Smith. They will practice immediately and begin games later in summer with big matches expected in July or August. The two Liano men aim to defend world honors after their Chicago success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rube Williams
Lago
W. Williams
New Jersey
Cecil Smith
Chicago
Culture Club Jamboree Delights Saturday Audience
The Woman's Culture Club entertainment at the opera house Saturday night drew a fair crowd. A basketball game between the Gloomy Gerties and the Sunny Susans drew applause throughout a lengthy contest. Concessions added carnival atmosphere and the ladies earned funds while hosting a fine show. A lamp was presented to Mrs J A Mayas.
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Woman's Culture Club
Opera House
Gerties
Sunny Susans
Urent
Mra J A
Six Mile County Event Promises Big Day With Races Plays
The Six Mile event set for next Saturday May 5 features goat roping tournament races a school play and a crowded schedule of candidate speaking and meals. Activities include wild cow riding a string band old fiddlers contest and a barbecue supper with prices of 25 and 10 cents.
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Six Mile
Bennett
Charlie
Sister Died in San Antonio
A Monday message reports Mrs. Annie L. Trittipo sister of Newell and John Mae Smith of Liano died at her San Antonio home at forty five. She was born in Medina county and lived most of her life there Newell Smith and daughter Mrs. Will Roberta traveled to San Antonio for the funeral. She leaves a husband two daughters one son her mother and five brothers. Friends offer sympathy to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wig
Annie L. Trittipo
Newell
John Mae Smith
Liano
Liang
Also Mentioned on This Page
Golithwaite
Noble
Shelby
Iorne
Nubit
Hamton
B. Page
Radley
Heath
C. Page
Abrhpore Bradley
Hempion
Li McLean
Pry Weaver
Wilcox
Littlepage
Kirby
PO Shelby
Nabie
Cc Simpson
Hearne
Hammon
Zupp
J. J. Ray
First Legion
Whispering Hope
Miss McClaren
A. N. Willis
Mr. Bode
Odessa Holloway
Pauline Pankey
Mother—Choir
Helen Rothmann
Our Dear Mother
San Antonio
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