Death of Bill McLean Shocks Llano Community
William 8 McLean is found dead with a bullet wound on a Dallas street. The Llano youth, born May 27 1908, was a UT student and Robson Military Institute graduate who worked for American Radio Corporation. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church as the community mourns his loss.
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Oak Cliff
Bill
Dallas
American Radio Corporation
J. H. McLean
Llano
Hite
Methodist Church
Pep
Worth
Streneti
The
Military Institute of
W. Barr
Wesley Ace
Graduation class of 1928-29 at Liano High School
Thirty five students will receive diplomas at the Liano High School commencement next Friday May 31. The senior class includes Altha E Beasley Marcella Briscoe Lorena P Chapman Emma L Cassaday Guy L Clymer Jess Cummins Harold A Collings Emily Dalrymple Pearl Dalhan Faye Freeman Floy Freeman Theresa Franklin Dorothy Fickling Almeda M Harwell Worth W Hart Pred Earl Jackson Clarice Larremore Vernelle Leifeste Minita P Martin Dorris Murphy Murray McAnelly Opal Marie McKneely Helen Morrison Lee Allan Marschall Catherine Norton Fannie Osbourn Harvey Doran Oatman Carl R Rabb Loleta Riley M A Reed Jr Vita V Smith Franklin Spinks Siambera Smith Norma Wasterling Francis B Williams.
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Liano High School
Altha E. Beasley
Marcella Briscoe
Lorena P. Chapman
Emma L. Cassaday
Guy L. Clymer
Jess Cummins
Harold A. Collings
Emily Dal
Commencement Sermon at Liano High School Sunday Night
Rev Wesley Prince will deliver the commencement sermon at Liano high school in the school auditorium next Sunday night May 25 at eight oclock. The program includes preludes processional announcements hymns scripture reading solos and benediction followed by the churchs dismissal. Public invited to attend at eight oclock in the school auditorium.
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High School
Wesley Prince
Liano High School
Chas. Milliger
Chas. Millizer
Flv. McFatridge
Faith of Our Fathers
Henry
Harker
Will Collins
Sixty Certificates Awarded in Llano Training School Final
Fifty six persons received certificates in Training School courses at the Methodist church last week ending Friday night. Recipients included many names across The New Testament and Principles of Teaching tracks with attendees from Rev. Meredith to Rev. Swan Harmes Moss and others. Sidelights note Mrs Worthington of New York City visiting Llano and a funeral in Seguine drawing sympathy from Llano friends.
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Methodist Church
J. H. Meredith
Vetter
Wilburn Outman
Howard Blodgett
Harry Winkel
John Cone
W. A. Buster
Ruby Moseley
Farris
C. A. Lehmberg
R. S Pierce
T. ¥. Hill
David Garria
Pearl Yalchan
Ruth Robinson
H. L. West
A. Beyser
A. I. Orr
Haskin
H. C. Buttery
Miles Buttery
Clay Fowler
W. OW. Flatt
H.C. Roth
W. J. Saunders
Geo. M. Wuatkins
H. Lb. West
Holmes Moss
M. Heinrich
Nat Schmarzlose
Seguine
Llano
Mrs B Lange longtime Llano resident dies after illness
Mrs Mathelda Lange wife of B Lange of Llano died May 18 at 9 20 am after a lingering illness. She and her husband lived in Llano forty years raising six children. funeral at Lutheran church followed by interment in City Cemetery. Survived by husband two sons Fred and Oscar four daughters plus nine grandchildren. She was active in the Lutheran church and beloved by many in the community.
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Mathelda Lange
Mathelda Har ‘Len
Cherry Springs
Gillespie County
B. Lange
Liano
Rockwell Bros
Fred Lange
Oscar Lange
Friona
Lange
Lutheran Church
Liana
Mra. B. Lance
Barbecue and Ball Game Mark Hutchison School Closing
Hutchison high school plans a closing day Friday with a barbecue at 4:30 PM between the Liano band steam and Pontotoc team. Dinner at 6 PM followed by graduation program at 8 PM. Liano band to play. organizers promise a pleasant event. Howard Lange of Texas A&M attended his grandmother Mrs B Lange's funeral in Llano.
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Hutchison High School
Liano Band
Pontotoc
Liano
Howard Lange
Texas A
M. College
Llano
B. Lange
Death of Mrs Louis H Bruhl and Grand Jury Impaneled
The death of Mrs Louis H Bruhl, longtime resident of Lane, is announced. Born September 3 1852 in Ottawa Illinois she died last Sunday at home after a long illness. She leaves husband Louis H Bruhl three sons A H Bruhl of Lane Dr Charles Bruhl of Houston and Albert Bruhl of Rockport and daughter Mrs Frank Kothmann ofills Mace. Funeral was Monday at 4 20 pm at Frank Kothmann’s residence with Rev R S Pierce officiating and burial in City cemetery. Judge J H McLean convened district court Monday and impaneled a grand jury which later returned twelve felony indictments. The jurors included J O P Buttery as Joreman and Jerr Medlock Herbert Tate J S Crownover A J Frazier R H Hereford P J Barker Floyd Nixon Robert F Redford F C Lehmbere John W McLean and Albert Box.
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Llane
Louis H. Bruhl
Bruht
Mrs. Bruht
Ottawa
Bruhl
Liano
A. H. Bruhl
Charles Bruhl
Houston
Albert Bruhl
Rockport
Oie
Frank Kothmann
Ills Mace
Breuterund
R. S. Pierce
Grand Jury
OP. Buttery
Joreman
Jerr Medlock
Herbert Tate
J. &. Crownover
A. J. Frazier
R. H. Hereford
P. J. Barker
Floyd Nixon
Robert F. Redford
F.C. Lehmbere
John Www
McLeal
Albert Box
Lions Club Officials Hear Grievances in Alva Fort Worth
Alva Willens of Fort Worth commissioner of the Lions International organization J Ho Jordan president of Lions Club in Sankangeto gerd Dodd Price of San Angelo voiced grievances Tuesday in the Guaterne organization meeting. Abbigs said he was meeting with encouragement from many of the men whom he interviewed up to that time.
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Alva Willens
Fort Worth
Lionganternational Organization
J. Ho Jordan
Lions Club
Sankangeto
Gerd Dodd Price
San Angelo
Greiveddig
Lions
Noopa
Ve Mets
Abbigs
Woman's Culturelab to Install Granite Seats on Court House Square
The Woman's Culturelab orders granite seats to enhance public comfort and civic appearance on the courthouse square. The seats were bid competitively among several granite firms and are being erected now. J A Mayes and family visited San Antonio this past week.
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Court House
Commencement at Lone Grove School Slated for May 20 and 31
The Long Grove school will hold its commencement exercises on next Thursday and Friday at eight o'clock each evening. The grammar school program starts Thursday and the high school program follows Friday evening. Prof Yeary, principal, says pupils and teachers are worn hard for this occasion and invites the public to attend. The school has had a splendid year and ranks among the best in the county.
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Lone Grove School
Long Grove
Yeary
African Missionary to Speak at Baptist Church May 29
Rev. George of the Foreign Mission Board will address the congregation and public at the Piyt Baptist Church on Wednesday evening May 20 at eight. He has spent about fifteen years in Liberia and has spoken in major white Baptist churches across the South. The service is free and open to all. He will also speak in Lane on Pharad night May 24 to extend opportunities to hear him.
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George
Foreign Mission Board
National Baptist Convention,colorall
Southern
Northern Baptist Conventions
Piyt Baptist Church
Liberia
Wear
Africa
Dle
South
George Wate
Nis River
Lone Grove
Lane
Ba & Bet
Liane
Llano Receives 3.32 Inches Rain This May
Llano county reports 3.32 inches of rain for May so far with 3.33 inches in the month total. The season’s rainfall is considered fair and more moisture would help vegetation as growth accelerates across the county.
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Llano
Farm tractor crash claims West in Frio County
T. E. West formerly of this county died in San Antonio after a tractor overturn in Frio County. He was born January 29 1874 in Burnet County and lived here until 1902. Survivors include his wife Mrs. Ella S Nesterre and several siblings. services were held Sunday at the Methodist church with burial in the city cemetery.
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Mr. West
Frio
San Antonio
Burnet
Ewa
Thin
Ule
B.C. Wast
Pie
Hare
Dda
Misa
Ella
Bedford
Finley Bereel
Ehurekets
Jona
Bill to Cut County Commissioners Salaries Fails in Senate
A bill introduced by Representative Petach to cap county commissioners’ pay at 7.56 per day passed the House but died in the Senate after the State Affairs committee declined to act. The measure aimed to hold the annual salary near 1,200, with Llano County voters pressing for lower wages amid tax and valuation concerns. The sponsor says constituents want salaries kept down and plans to reintroduce the bill next session.
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Petach
Senate
Committee On State Affairs
Llano County
Bil Fh
Liaoa County
Ib Turely
Liana County
Commissionera
Liane County
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