Little League Thrillers Highlight Busy Weekend Schedule
Fans packed Friday night as Chamber of Commerce and Farm Bureau Little League tied in a tight 4-2 game while VFW edged PS&L 11-3. High winds and dust didn’t stop action with pitchers Napales Rabb and Bowen delivering strong performances for CC and PS&L respectively as Lions defeated CC 7-3 and VFW crushed FRC 17-0 amid a busy slate of county youth games.
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Ry Pearl Herride
Chamber of Commerce and
Farm Bureau
Jesse Napales
Rusty Rabb
Lyndon Johanson
Nandex
Brad Mund
Rabb
Da.m
Priday
VFW
Ps&l
Farlyn Bowen
Robert Montez
Montez
WEW
Morntez
Rajous
ITLNB
Kingsland
Llano
Psal
WLNG
Lincoln Gonzales
Robert Montax
FRC
Yvfw-Co
Fie Ps&l
Texas Ranks Third in Hunt Licenses Nationwide
Texas sold fishing and hunting licenses totaling about 785 103 hunting license holders. The state trails California and Pennsylvania in sales figures while Minnesota and Michigan follow. Expenditures on licenses rose slightly from the prior year, with overall fishing license revenue around 140 million dollars.
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Austin
Texas
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Calforni
Minnesota
Pennsy
Ivania
Wildlife Service
Beegsios
Wiener
Shine
Ue Eenses
Milan
Story Hour Friday Morning At Llane Gibedey
The event features heir Mrs. Bryant Hatliff as principal chair with Mrs. Bettye Fussell leading a fine making class. The program runs Friday morning May 18 from 10 30 until noon and promises a charming program for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llane Gibedey
Tsryant Hatliff
Bettye Fussell
Charme
Panola College honors Quintin Martin in naming
Panola Junior College dedicates a new wing or program to Quintin Martin. The feature notes Martin, longtime educator and former Panola College president, influenced Panola County and state education for decades. He began teaching in Alto in 1922, moved to Carthage in 1924, and became the state’s youngest superintendent at age 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panola Junior College
Parola Caounty
GM. Martin
Panola
Carthage
Martin
Family Planning Funds Granted
Governor Dalph Airsene announced a $50 000 federal grant to HIM Country Community Action Association in San Sata to fund a one year Family Planning program retroactive to Jan 1 1973. The Tithe II funded project runs through Dec 31 1973 and serves 100 indigent women with prenatal, antenatal, infant care and family planning services across Llano San Saba Mason Mills Menard Limestone Prestone Falls Bosque and Gillespie counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalph Airsene
Country Community Action Association
San Sata
Llano
San Saba
Mason, Mills, Menard
Limestine
Preestone
Falls
Bosque
Gillespie
Mrs Phil Amster Dies in Austin
Mrs Phil Amster, 5, of Austin and formerly of Liana, Med Sahay, May 12, to an Austin hospital. Funeral services were held Monday to Austin with burket in Capital Durial Park there. Mrs Amster, a resident of Austin for te last elebt months, wed for a number of years in Llane. She was a Baptist and monster of the Women's Mis sionary Union of Llane, vice president of Phil-Tex Archery Ceampary and the pido Ach eryange of Aust. Survivors are her husband, Phil Aresler of Austir ane son, Louis Amsler of Austin, two grandsons, Tomny Amsler of College Station and Ronnie Ainsley of Austins and one grandaughter, Miss Debra Amster at Harstot.
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Phi Amster
Austin
Liana
Phil Aresler
Austir
Louis Amsler
Tomny Amsler
College Station
Ronnie Ainsley
Austins
Debra Amster
Harstot
Busy Bees 4-Hers Learn How to Sew
Busy Bees 4-Hers held sewing sessions with instruction on pattern sizing and machine seams. Members Marlene Crabtree Dupla Carlar Kay Tuckness and junior helper Marcella Lang attended, with visits from Mr and Mrs Hal Cunninghard to Kiedra.
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Kay Tuckness
Pia
Cuba
Darla Carter
Marlene Crabtree
Dupla Carlar
Marcella Lang
Chief executive of all luded prisons is the Attorney General
The statement claims the Attorney General serves as the chief executive of all luderad prisons. It asserts a central authority over facilities but provides no names dates or locations to verify the claim.
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Luderad Prisons
Cherokee Jim Boyd visits Abilene field man
Local notes report Cherokee Jim Boyd of Abilene visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kuykendall. Several area residents, including Mrs. May Kuykendall and Mrs. Lynn Smith, traveled to Llano, Llano and Brownwood for visits and shopping. Family gatherings, church events, and Mother's Day observances are documented with multiple names and places across Cherokee and nearby towns.
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Jim Boyd
Abilene
American Hereford Association
Jim Kuykendall
James Kuykendall
May Kuykendall
Brownwood
Robert Grimes
San Saba
Vann Maddox
HD Club
Clyde Johanson
Bernice Murray
Ray Maulisby
Austin
Liynn Smith
Charley Benskin
Gen. Rhodes
Benskin
Grover Benskin
Buchanan Lake Village
Shelly Boultinghouse
Lynn Smith
Wilbur Conley
Liano
Alex Hardin
Myrta Odiornes
Truman Odiorne
Johnson City
Roddy Maddox
Ricky
Roman
Yann Maddox
Bess Sifford
Fredericksburg
Bob Sifford
Scott and
Troy
L. H. Mays
Alice Brown
George~ Town
Local residents and visitors share weekend and weekday travels
A flurry of local names from Llano Bertram Burnet and surrounding towns visit relatives and friends across Texas. Mrs. White travels to Austin. Clarence Simon and Tim visit Llano relatives. families from Dallas Brady San Saba Fort Worth Richland Springs Houston San Angelo gather for gatherings and trips.
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Brady
Hulon Duncan
Debbie
Robert Broyles
Dallas
James Gibson
Don
R. H. Maxwell
Hilly Walker
Gordie Clark and
Gordon
Austin
W. L. Raleigh
Houston
Nancy Jones
Wyman
Edward
W. R. Jones
San, Angelo
Fred Taylor
Groundbreaking for rodeo grounds at Robert Broyles place
Cow Pokes take photos of the groundbreaking east of Chernoke. Revival at Baphs Church begins Sunday the 20th with Bro. James Shields preaching and Charles Christian, director of Barry, leading services nightly at 7. Services continue Sunday morning. It ends the following Sunday. Visitors Mr. Jim Sanders Mr. Doug Fields of Kermit and Mr. Bill Eaton of Tow stayed with Ellis Randolph.
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San Saba News
Robert Broyles Place
Chernokee
Baphs Church
Bro
James Shields
Charles
Chuck) Christ
Ian
Dat
Barry
Jim Sanders
Doug Fields
Kermit
Bill Eaton
Tow
Ellis Randolph
1979 Llano Rodeo Preparations Lively plans underway
Plans are under way for the 1979 Llano rodeo featuring a parade and dances after each of three performances. Lloyd Woodley will produce and judge events, with green stock from mountain ranges. The street parade begins at 4 p.m. May 31, rodeos at 8 p.m. May 31 to June 2, queen crowning June 1, and a monkey sheepdog act by Clinton Harlow.
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Llano
Lloyd Woodley
Woodley
Clinton Harlow
Go Ahead Take a Chance We Buy the Car Sign Warns Motorists
A Colorado junkyard near a railroad crossing advertises Go ahead take a chance We buy the car prompting concerns over responsibility for accidents after a week that saw two boys die from fumes from a rotted exhaust pipe. Sheriff Gale Ligon notes inspection laws exist to improve highway safety.
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Colorado
Panola Watchman
Gale Ligon
Beefs, prices and rising living costs in the 20 year view
The text argues beef production surged and per person meat intake rose, urging adherence to a market driven agricultural system. It notes higher bread and wheat prices, broader cost pressures from automotive and housing sectors, and warns consumers about rising grocery costs and consumer budgets.
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Aztire
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Ipliet
College Staton
Keith Tms
Little Leaguers
Pam
Charlie Carner
Peoples Savings and Lyfd
Ching Activity Club
Sioul
Quintin Martin
Phil Amster
Hal Cunninghard
Kiedra
Tom Cunnkacham
Nolan Maddox
Post Oak Cemetery
Sandy
Baptist Church
Bob Collins
Tommy Cloud
Tom Howell
J. T. Collins
Chappell
Dan Henderson
Amy
Bertram
Ela Burke
Alice
Sylvia
Burnet
Stephen Bronson
Ballinger
W. C. McNeely
Elva McKneely
Wind
Dick and
Cherokee
Linda McKneely
San Angelo University
Jerral
Dean Smith
Ann
Lee Schneider
Field Creek
Bert Randolph
Glen Randolph
Mike Walters
Mrownwood
Cleo Hallmark
Elim Grove
Jeunice Whith Nega
Iud Williams
Goldthwaite
Gatesville
Joli
Llano County
Coleman
Mel
Una Mae Hopson
Kenneth Brandenberger
Central Texas Electric Co-op
Gayte Epperson
Sinning
oDnniel Hupson
Bill Edwards
Rhonda Murchison
Feans
Wal
Tuferal
the News Corral
Lucile Larremore
Ure Hyestark
David Stroud
National Livestock and Meat Board
Grvarite
Sie
Farmere
Baweron
Russel Farnum
New Hampshire
ST. Louis
ST. Petersburg
Leningrad
Alaska
Bering Straits
Siberia
U.S
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