Valley Spring News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Local residents report family and friends visiting from San Antonio College Station Lampasas and Mason. A golden wedding at the Casner home and a Negley banquet at the Steven F Austin Hotel are noted along with rodeo attendance and a Llano Rodeo concussion stand. The Valley Spring Home Demonstration Club met May 21 with crafts a luncheon and a film on Freshe ness. The next meeting is June 18 at Allie Phillips home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Bauman
Timmy
Dale
Wilford Tucknass
Kay
Scott Haag
George Amparan
San Antonio
Jim Haag
Steve Haag
College Station
Steve
Cendera
Foster Casner
Sammy Tets
Fred Shaffer
Negley
Steven F. Austin
Austin
Shaffers
Tates
Smokey Kuykendall
Keith
Ken Shaffer
Collene Alexander
Mason
Adrian Hopson
Tommy Plant
Penny
Eddie
Shelley
LaMarque
Velma Lively
Nona Henderson
Harrison
Lampasas
Adrian Hapsons
Valley Spring Home Demonstration Club
Ruth Mapson
Graylene Shaffer
Clay Osbourn
Carolyn Osbourn
Llano
Corrine Gray
Greg
Freddy Hopson
Mes
FA Green and Son
Traver
Llano County Grants Probe Illuminates Aid Costs
A New York study by the Tax Foundation analyzes federal grants in aid and revenue sharing for Llano County. It shows about 1.348 million dollars in local aid, with county costs around 1.44 million excluding matching funds. National totals reach 44.6 billion, with 23 states net negative and 27 net positive in grants versus taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Llano County
Treasury Department
Tax Foundation
Texas
Indiana
Alaska
Tow n feud: raid wrecks Scotts homestead a second time
A markedly violent raid on Earl and Vera Scott’s homestead in Tow n caused immense damage to gardens and lawns as harvest items including Irish potatoes and white onions were stolen. Local residents, aided by clues from nearby stores and landmarks, vow to追追 down the dozen or so raiders while the writer vows justice in metaphorical terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Hall
Earl
Vera Scott
Scotts
Dallas
Scott
Buchanan Lake Village
Parasdise Point
Tweedle
Sutton's
Drake's Hardware
Cowart
Tow
Summer job hunt caution for students from Texas AG notices
Texas Attorney General warns students facing a crowded market to beware of deceptive ads promising high pay for door to door sales or telemarketing. Advice stresses using hobbies as work skills and exploring local employers, counselors, and Job Corps resources for legitimate part time summer work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Attorney General's
Consumer Protection Division
Canbon
Daly
Department of Labor
Texas Employment Commission
Andry
Attorney General
Joe Beer Business Bureau
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Mrs
Fred Shatter
Mrs. Vann Maddox
Mary Walker
Hanna Cemetery
Mack Daughtery
Kirk Perry
Ed Ross Mayers
Germany
Bill Nelson
Melyn
Ellis Randolph
Howard Perry
Mons
W.C. Roultinghouse
Ruth Jones
Jeral Dean Smith
Vann Mads Fox
First Baptist Church
San
James Lee Smith
Jennifer
Matt
Jolleyville
Robby Faris
Gene
Tanner Faris
Hal B
Fatts
Robby
Oklahoma
Robert Grimes
Reagan
San Saha
Vann Maddox
Roman
Gary Estep
Amy
Lisa
Gubbock
Clyde R. Estep
San Saba
Eddie Mayers
Ed Ross
Lloyd Cox
Fort Worth
Luesda
Wilson Kuykendall
R.H. Maxwell
Roy Maxwell
Elm Grove
Myr
Bert Randolph
Lillie Smith
Hilly Walker
Clark
Maxwell
Dan N, Sharpley
Eden
Sammy Tata
Ken
Lake Buchanan
Valley Spring
Valley Spring Community Center
Haag Ranch
A.C. Hillman
Brady
Waco
Baptist Church
Roddy Maddox
Ricky
James Shields
Brown
Wood
Joe Harris
Baby
Corpus Christi
Ezra Cook
Field Creek
Cook
Nessle Cook
Charley Cook
Refugio
Bubba Barber
Arthur Tinney
San Angelo
Cecil Bowden
Thomas Bowden
Stephanie
Brad
Conie Swindale
Brent
Gatesville
Eunice Whitt
Bilbert White
Buchanan Dam
Jamie Larson
Canyon
Clyde Johanson
Dudley Battles
Pete Journeau
Kerraville
Margie Thompson
Verda Barrett
Perry Barrett
Clarence Krauss
Johnson Kuykendall
May Kuykendall
May Egger
Goldthwaite
Seth Bailey
Annie Bailey
Lowmeta
Lolan Boultinghouse
Bill Reed
Linda Smythe
Clute
Heaven
John L. Hill
Hill Country
nGor
Fredericksburg
Korn
Montana
Fabris
the Fabric Shop
Llano, Texas
Kellogs
Oz, Peg
Loin
PRG
Libbys
Donops Grocery & Market
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