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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1925
Page
5
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In a formal gathering, officials announced the completion of a coalition agreement and the inauguration of key representatives. Community leaders attended as plans were unveiled for the new administration and its stated priorities.
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Large crowd attended the Sunday night dedication of Llano’s new auditorium. Officials and citizens spoke praising the structure as a civic asset to the town and school, with plans noted for future events and community use.
The club delegates travel to Austin for the State convention of the Federated Women's clubs. A. H. Brabl attends as a delegate for the local circle and the event continues through Saturday with discussions on the organization’s music season plans and recent meetings held in the past month.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Allen died last Friday in an Austin hospital after illness. He was born August 28, 1923, and the family, grieving, left for Graphia to be with relatives. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved family.
The Ten Commandments a grand production will be shown Monday and Tuesday nights. The article notes the film’s scale including Camp DeMille and Rameses sets, with 2500 performers and 280 soldiers aiding production. Ministers and their families admitted free on opening nights.
The Second Grade reports reporters from all pupils with Ethel Jenkins as editor. Eighth grade weigh gains noted while Fourth grade settles in. Sixth grade creates history picture books. Senior class plans first annual since 1921 and aims for top imprint. High school praises Jan kins for Mountaineer support as pledge cards sell. Parent Teachers Association event well attended with 80 guests. Lunch program aims twenty cent meals with varied menus. Llano High Football travels to San Saba for Armistica Day. team issues rise with dwindling substitutes.
The document catalogs student names by grade from first through eleventh, listing many individuals such as Conrad Baldwin, Viola Brows, Mary Cummins, Felice Boyd, and Virgina Todd. It also notes a few anomalies and a report delay mentioning J. B. Masters leaving for Dale for taxes and winter travel.
Co. H. Brame lists recent property moves including D. F. Dunaway to East Llano, Walter Lackey to Robert Oshler two houses in South Llano, J. R. Blake to Will Rossburg North Llano, C. H. Brame to Will Stephenson North Llano, Will Click to Alien St Johnson resold to Wayne Foster, J. A. Winster to Ed Reager 160 acre Republic farm, Townsend to Elmer Stewart 103 acre Six Mile, Robert Dehley to Wesley Bognach 100 acre farm near Gainesville.
The Music Study Club plans a Saturday gathering at Mrs. Orville Buttery’s home on November 14. Leader Mrs. J R Cone will guide a study of composers Cecile Chaminade and Liga Lehmann with a program of piano solos by Chaminade and vocal pieces by Lehmann among others. The article also notes a Commissioners Court regular session with one formal order, the Citizens Nations Bank settlement, discussed among routine financial matters before adjourning Tuesday.
A fire last Sunday night reported around midnight destroyed the Nagarepe church and most of its contents. Officials suspect an electrical defect started the blaze after the alarm was activated but could not save the building.
The Tulano All-Star football team with two games played remains undefeated after a 60 win over Burnet, following an earlier win at Mason. The Liena High School squad has struggled this season while the All-Stars improve.
Reverend J J Mason, newly appointed pastor for the Methodist church, and his family arrived Tuesday after delays caused by extreme road conditions. Regular services will be held at the church next Sunday and the new pastor will greet members and any others who attend.
The Benlor Clas and Mies Anica Jenking hosted a Wednesday aft card to honor the Parent Teachers Association and friends. A one act play titled Shall preceded a formal tea in a rose shaded auditorium with a pink rose and fern decor.
From the Wichita Falls Times Mrs. Zora Beeson 406 Lee Street died at the general hospital Monday night at age 34. Survived by husband Edward W. Beeson and three children. Body sent to Coleman Texas for burial. Edwin Beeson son of Mrs. Beeson formerly of this place, visited Llano a year ago with camping trips. Community mourns her death and extends sympathy.
New lunch room opened Tuesday at the grade school building with Mra OC Wallace Ming Lella Haliford and others serving lunches. The station was well patronized by pupils and staff, marking a shift from cold lunches to warm wholesome meals, a feature long awaited in many schools.
Thirty-one children and grandchildren of Mr and Mrs J B Mayes gathered for dinner Sunday at their Llano home. Attendees included Ty H Mayes of Dallas E B Mayes and wife of Brady Gordon Mayes and family of Pogotac W K Cheesut and family. Dorr Brown of San Angelo could not attend. Mr Mayes called the gathering a great occasion for his family and spoke of hoping to see all the children again.
About four hundred Llano residents gathered at the high school auditorium for Armistice Day services hosted by the local American Legion post and Ladies Auxiliary. The program featured Mayes Townsend as presiding officer, Rev. Wesley Prince and Rev. J. J. Mason delivering talks, musical selections by Miss Bina J. Moore, and a 32 second silent prayer at 11 o'clock.
The Citizens National Bank settled the old bank debt to state and county after taking over. The state received its $32 982 8, and the county $54 226 07 and about $16,000 more was paid to the county. The balance was split into three notes of over $11,000 each due in one two and three years. The final note was paid when the Commissioners Court met, freeing the bank from county obligations. The bank has operated two years and aims to maintain security, with cashier Mr. Pardue ensuring the notes could be paid now.
The dressing plant at the HII Produce Company runs full capacity as turkeys from Llano and nearby counties arrive. Mr. Jordan reports 27 cents per pound the best price among markets, with Bur net at 28 cents Fredericksburg 24 cents and other points around these figures. Despite a shorter crop than last year local buyers expect high sales before Thanksgiving.
The county attorney’s office says tax suits will be filed against delinquent lands as advertised. County Clerk J T Halford is issuing citations while Brubaker notes a large delinquent property volume. First suits may be filed today with others to follow as prepared.
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