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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1973
Page
2
County Agent John Kuykendall issues pecan spraying guidance for May 20-21. Improper pests like honeydew aphids and nutlet damage threaten crops. recommended sprays include Malathion Guthion Thiodan and toxaphene with zinc sulfate additives and a sticker.
Miss Teulah Seymour, 69, of Sunrise Beach died last week. Funeral services were held at Sunrise Beach Federated Church with Rev. James Jordan officiating. Burial followed in Mission Burial Park in San Antonio. She was a member of the Sunrise Beach Federated Church and a longtime member of the Bexar Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star. Survivors include two sisters, Effie Seymour and Rosa A. Mullett, both of Sunrise Beach.
Herbert L Tate 88 died Thursday May 0 in Llano hospital after a lengthy illness. Funeral services were held at Waldrope Muneral Name Friday with Rev. Murray Johnson of Marble Falls First United Methodist officiating. Burial was in Sandy Cemetery. Tate born January 22 1685 was a resident of the county. Survived by wife Kathryn Tate of Coke Route. son Joe W Tate of Austin. brother James Norminn Tate of Modesto California. Pallbearers listed.
Mr and Mrs EJ Suther land of Lardbeck visited last weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Ti Watkins.
Rain varied around the lake with Walter Klett reporting 3.45 inches and others near 2 inches. The storm’s wind was strong and residents waited until it subsided. Several local social notes mention travels, birthdays, anniversaries, and family reunions from Buchanan and nearby towns.
Packsaddle demonstration club with 36 members at Llano County Community Center held a salad luncheon hosted by Bertha Griffin Orein Webb and Telene Click. A silent auction raised funds, members made lap robes, cancer dressings and aidwork, and a June tour to LBJ country was planned.
Restoration at City Cemetery finished as a civic project begun in spring 1972. Members and high school students aided May 5 workday, with J B Berry P Tilley M FitzLott A L Gibson Tow Hudson Long and Joe B Simpson organizing crews.
An essay argues dogs rival humans in the five senses and possibly a mystic sixth sense. It reveals dogs’ superior scent and loyalty, noting their role in safety, rescue, and confronting dangers, while humans misjudge canine intellect and capabilities.
Judge and Mrs. Max Duels of Los Angeles visited Mr. and Mrs. Linden Foster in Llano and then went to Austin to see Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Reed. The trip marked Mrs. Duets first visit to Texas while Judge Duetz’s Supreme Court schedule limited their Llano stay to one day.
Visiting Mrs Charles Keyser and Miss Rosalie Buchholz last Monday were Mrs J M Snodgrass of Waco Mrs C Warren of Ft Worth Raymond Rahke of Dallas Mrs Oliver Rahke of Fredericksburg and Mrs D R Keyser of Linno All dined at the Keyser home Guests at the Langs last week included Myron Wasterling Mayfield Kathmann Mrs Walter Kathmann and Dan Sarehlat Attending Confirmation Rights at Our Saviour Lutheran Church in College Station were Mr and Mrs James Tanner Mr and Mrs Carlos Sageblel Mr and Mrs Charles Hoffmann with Mr and Mrs Norman Hollzer of Liane Charlotte Topson daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Hopson was a member of the confirmation class Mothers Day weekend visits included Mr and Mrs Bon Evers and Ilias as they spent time with Marvin Evers and Norman
Two Llano County students earned Dean's Distinguished recognition at Baylor University. David Hoerster of Llano and James Travis of Buchanan Dam posted high averages, with Hoerster at 4.00 and Travis at 2.83, joining other honorees from Liang and Buchanan Dam.
Weekend visitors were our children and grandchildren along with Mars Dalvis, a friend of over twenty years active in the Space Program Mechanism in Huntsville Alabama.
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