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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1964
Page
2
The Wanderer notes planning for Liano’s annual rodeo with local committees shaping a lively event. Ace Reid is tipped to lead the rodeo parade as a popular cartoonist and humorist, well known for poking fun at cowpokes.
Kingsland American Legion Post will sell buddy pop pies on Memorial Day May 30 to raise funds for disabled veterans and needy children of veterans. The poppy is worn as a tribute to those who sacrificed for the nation’s heritage of freedom.
Llano High School summer sessions begin Thursday June 4 for six weeks. English I and II government and typing are offered with 7 am start times for most classes and 9 45 am for typing. Fees may be paid by June 4 and enrollment seeks more typing students.
Llano County Democratic Executive Committee reduces voting boxes to five central sites for the second Democratic primary and a constable run off. Voters in Castell Oxford and Baby Head precincts must vote at Llano while Field Creek Valley Spring Six Mile Bluffton and Kingsland become the new polling locations. Precinct chairs were asked to post notices publicly to inform voters of the changes.
Llano High School held an assembly to preview the 1964 yearbook Jacketland. The book will be dedicated to principal Al Lange who received a gold inscribed cigarette lighter. The event included a large book model, honored students, and memorial pages for the late Boyd Murphy the former head coach.
49th District Masons elect Pat Sanford president as Liano hosts dinner. Vaughn becomes secretary. Kingsland Legion Post 437 and Auxiliary set joint installation at 7 30 p m on Thursday June 4 with Arch Reichenau and Mrs Reichenau officiating. new Legion and auxiliary officers listed. covered dish supper to follow.
Mrs. George Elliott and Mrs. Edna Hart co hosted the Colonial Club gathering at Mrs. Elliott's Tow home last Wednesday. President Mrs. Phillips announced donations to the cancer drive and Llano Youth Center funds as seventeen members and one guest, Mrs. May Hicks of Monticello, Indiana, enjoyed five hundred games after the business meeting.
Llano County men joined breeders and vocational agriculture teachers in Austin to hear plans for an expanded stock show. The event will open to adult and junior breeders of beef dairy cattle swine sheep and goats in nine counties Travis Bastrop Burnet Williamson Blanco Hays Caldwell Lee and Llano and run March 16 to 18.
Cherokee ex-students and teachers hold their ninth annual homecoming at the school on Saturday May 30 Registration starts at 2 p.m. and honors classes 1924 1934 1944 1954 and 1964 Oliver B Altizer a 1953 graduate will speak Estep will be honored for community work A barbecue at 530 p.m. and a Thornton Wilder one act play at 8 p.m. by high school students.
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