Llano Rodeo Parade Lineup And Route For Thursday
The Llano Rodeo parade is set for next Thursday at 4 PM starting at the Highways 16 and 239 intersection. It proceeds to the court house square, turns onto Main Street, circles the square back to Ford Street, then to the Lutheran Church on College and Ford Streets before dispersing. The order features the State Highway Patrol, fire trucks, the guest of honor Lloyd Woodley, Llano queens, out-of-town duchesses, Llano band, and various floats and riders. Parade marshals Hap Sawyer and others will oversee formations along Mason and San Saba highways with judges to be announced next week. Work on arena fences continues to ready for the rodeo.
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Lutheran Church
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Rodeo Com
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C. W. Rusche
Barnett Highway
Cuff Martin
Horse Riheredge
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Duchesses
Qreens
San Sahay Highway
Mam Shipp
Jackie Ligon
Humble Stratton
Hasse
T. A. Short
H. T. West
Chamber of Commerce
Rodeo Committee
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Llano Toanty Sail Conservation District
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Grote
Llano County
Kingsland Woman Tops At State Bass Tournament
Mrs. Margaret Rambo of Kingsland won four trophies and a runner-up finish in the third annual State Bass Tournament held at Inks, Buchanan and Granite Shoals Lakes. She earned the Big Bass trophy with a 1-5 catch and led in the ladies team division with Vivian Eakins of San Antonio, totaling 16 pounds 13 ounces. Grady Watkins won the sig bass trophy with a 6-4 bass at Granite Shoals. A Corpus Christi and Austin team captured the men’s division with 86 pounds. Next year will feature a junior trophy as interest grows and 40 couples fished as part of the event.
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Kingsland
Inks
Buchanan
Granite Shoals Lakes
Ambo
Vivian Eakins
San Antonio
Grady Watkins
Georgetown
Granity Shoals Lake
Corpus Christi
Austin
Lake Whitney
Kenneth Gumm
Firanite Shoals
Llano Volunteer Fire Department Seeks Resuscitator
The Llano Volunteer Fire Department seeks a resuscitator on a two month trial at about 55 dollars. Members see a critical need across Llano County for emergencies such as heart attacks smoke inhalation drowning gas poisoning and more with highways and pools increasing risk. The department would rely on contributions to fund the unit as the nearest version is in Burnet.
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Cancer Fund Campaign Winds Up Collections
Llano County cancer drive neared completion with strong results. Rev. Milton Mayer and Mrs. T. J. Watkins, co chairs, said the nine year effort came within $50 of last year’s total. Many donors contributed despite limited means. The campaign praised volunteers and urged continued support for the American Cancer Society. Mayer expressed heartfelt thanks to all who aided the effort.
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T. J. Watkins
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American Cancer Reckery
Deane Ortoy
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Mane
Syed Uereger
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Hey Mayer
Perfect Attendance at New Elementary School Breaks Record
Principal George Pachacek reported that for the first time since its 1951 occupation the New Elementary School achieved perfect attendance last Thursday. The school has 378 students enrolled.
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George Pachacek
Garrett Island Masonic Meeting Near Lake Buchanan
All lodges of the 49th Masonic District will meet on Garrett Island at Lake Buchanan Saturday afternoon May 1. Muster Masons are invited to attend an afternoon program followed by a fish supper. Music will be provided by the Ben Hur Shrine Band.
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Lake Buchanan
Llano County Rodeo Brings Neighbors Together For Summer Homecoming
The rodeo stands as an annual county wide gathering in Llano, drawing residents from across the county for a friendly community event. Neighbors travel long distances to attend, enjoy the rodeo atmosphere, and celebrate with family and friends, reinforcing local ties and shared summer fun.
Rodeo Booster Trip Scheduled Saturday
Booster club advert announces a Saturday trip with details hard to read in the torn text. It mentions boat rides and a leaden Lillian name amid unclear travel notes.
Retary Club Members Hear Kenneth Brahl
Secretary Club members hear Kenneth Brahl discuss tax issues noting repeated work in Washington on related matters. The talk prompts questions about taxes as attendees seek clarity on rates and implications.
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Retary Club
Kenneth Brahl
Conservation Practices Earn Plaque for Rector A Grote of Castell
Rector Circfe of Castell receives the Liang Conservation plaque from the Llanc ious Club and Ft Worth Star-Telegram for a year of notable conservation work. He advocates cautious brush eradiation and deferred grazing to protect pastures while maintaining cattle production.
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Castell
Liang
Llancious Club
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Rector
Proclamation Declares Clean-Up Week in Jiano County
A proclamation designates May 29 to June 4 as Clean-Up Week for the City of Tdano with city residents urged to clear overgrown lots. Free removal of brush and weeds is offered, and preparations highlight impending events drawing many visitors.
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Jiano County
Alana
Tdano
Lenox Leon
Shiuna
Raymond B. Gilmore Elected Head Coach at Llane High
Raymond B. Gilmore is elected head athletic coach for Llane High School. He brings seven years in teaching and coaching, including roles at Cityom High School and Navy service in World War II. Gilmore, 25, is a Corsicana native with a TS degree and teaching credentials. he and his wife have two children.
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Ray Gilmore
Llane High School
Paducah
Texas
PCLF
Corsicana
University
Navy
Ilfie
Corstea
Baker College
Townwood
Baker
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Nees
Thea
Nata
Agent in Training to Work in Llano
An agent in training will be assigned to Llano to gain field experience. The program outlines duties, supervision, and timelines as part of onboarding for new agents.
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Llano
Repair Work Planned For Llano Streets
The city of Llano plans to repair streets and ditches to improve drainage. Work will proceed section by section and aims to complete the improvements. A public notice says a list of delinquent tax properties will be prepared for publication soon.
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GLline Pool to Open with Summer Classes and Fees
The GLline swimming pool will open Friday May 30 for public hours 1 p m to 3 p m during six weeks. A cross swimming program starts June and runs six weeks with registration due by June 1 at the city utilities office. Life saving classes, junior and senior figures, and tests lead to certificates. Staff includes Gary Templeton as instructor Ray Martin lifeguard and Mrs Nolan Talley Sr cashier Erwin Light in charge. Season passes 12 40 for adults 7 60 for children 4 and under.
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Tho Pon
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Angelo
Fesson
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