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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1933
Page
4
Llano events report Luncheon Club to host the Senior class and high school faculty at the Hotel Llano at noon next Wednesday. Elgie McClary, native of Llano, returns to reminisce and view town improvements. Various visitors and local officials noted in weekly notes.
The Woman's Culture Club held its year end at Mrs. M. M. Moss home with social committee assist. retiring president Mrs. W. W. Hart praised members and presented the gavel to Mira Raymond Rogers the new president who urged loyalty. Guests enjoyed a social hour and serving aide.
Entomologist R. Reppert of the A and M Extension Service spoke at Liang county high school on garden pests and home insecticide use. He advised labeled products and locking storage, detailing sulfur, calcium arsenate, Bordeaux mix, nicotine sulfate, hydrated lime, and a sprayer for safe garden applications.
Max Kriewitz a former Llano County native who had lived in Oklahoma for over thirty years was killed at his Fairfax area business on Saturday night May 6 a car pulled in with lights off. Mrs Kriewitz heard a gunshot after he stepped outside to service the car and died within minutes. He was born in Castell in 1869 and left behind a wife five children sisters and a brother in law to County Commissioner Willig Birk. Investigators had not yet apprehended the killers.
On Bill Scott's farm domestic bantams and wild quail show rare companionship. Two bantam hens and two quail hens share a nest, each waiting for their chicks to hatch. The two mother birds appear to teach harmony, promising a shared future for their young.
Sunday school starts at 10:00 a m with preaching at 11:00 a m on Does God intervene in Human Affairs The public is invited to worship There will be no evening service due to a sermon at the high school auditorium Bible study Wednesday at 7 00 p m Woman's Auxiliary meets Friday 4700 p m at the Manse Pastor J W Campbell
Brick store building on Ford Street and mercantile building on Main Street offered. Six room residence on Main Street and homes from 350 to 5000 dollars. Farms and ranches from 5 to 20 dollars per acre. Brame Realty Co.
The page lists a Sunday 6 45 p m hymn service with There is a Fountain Saved Prayer and special music. It covers Bible drill topics on The Necessity of the New Birth and related sermons and songs. Also notes the P T A held its last open meeting May 3 at the high school auditorium and the Ladies Aid Society meets Friday chaired by Miss Minnie Long.
Purveyors tout health purification with vague claims of nature’s remedy and vitality restoration. The message markets a cleaner system to combat chronic ailments, urging readers to consider a purified balance for better well being.
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