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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1968
Page
3
The article explains how ingredient lists may appear on labels, noting that some products lack lists if a standard recipe is used while others show full or partial lists. It mentions sodium propionate as a required preservative label item and discusses ordering of ingredients by dominance. It also reports Mrs Harned moving to San Antonio to study nursing and the Suffle couple renting her Paradise Point home.
Edwards Lee Mueller and Shar Ann Stubbs received marriage licenses and planned a future ceremony. The couple noted their intentions to marry in a formal event in the near term.
The Highland Lakes Arts and Crafts Trail spans October 12 13 and 20 with seven fairs across Austin Marble Falls Burnet Llano Mason and more. Visitors travel along 150 miles of scenic highways between towns from 10 am to 6 pm daily and view crafts by over 100 artists. Free public events include Austin fair at Zilker Park and displays at Paleface Park Marble Falls Burnet and Mason. Special brochure and map available by writing Arts and Crafts Trail Box 1967 Austin Texas 78767.
John Doyle Perkins 68 a retired oil field worker and Baptist died Thursday morning Sept 26 in a Burnet hospital His funeral was held Saturday at Howell Doran Chapel San Saba with Rev Jim Green officiating Burial followed at China Creek Cemetery Survivors include his wife Georgia three stepsons Josie Davis Reed W Davis Garland Davis two stepdaughters Mrs Jack Paxton and Mrs J L Sanderson one brother Carl Perkins three sisters Mrs Emmet Carder Mrs Carl Nix Mrs Ina Crossland and 11 grandchildren
Gerald W. Fry, 57, of Austin, died in an Austin hospital Friday. Funeral services were held Saturday at Hustin Manor Funeral Home in Austin with burial in Fiskville Cemetery. Fry was a retired City of Austin Plumbing Inspector and member of the Church of Christ. Pallbearers were Troy Talley, Jerry Allred, Lee Fry, Jim Cryer, Douglas Scales, Sr., and Douglas Scales, Jr.
Two Tarleton State College juniors from Llano are named to the Distinguished Student List for spring 1968. Robert Moseley, son of J K Moseley of Castell, a general agriculture major, and Murray K Shannon, son of Mallie L Crawford of Llano, a pre engineering student, qualify with GPA 2.25 plus 15 credit hours and no grade below C.
Llano County reports August sales of United States Savings and Freedom Shares totaling 10893. Eight month total reaches 85992, 57 percent of the 1968 goal of 150000. Texas August sales reach 14390299, up 3.8 percent from 1967. January-August Texas totals hit 121220421, up 82 percent from 1967.
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