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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1966
Page
3
Llano Independent School District lists allocations for the 1966-67 year covering rate funds local sources and student wages. Notable figures include 1 700.00 and 16 041.00 in local funds plus 1 500.00 for a project and several smaller line items such as 1 000.00 200.00 and 50.00.
Mrs. Kenneth S. Bruhl of San Antonio and Llano announces the engagement of her daughter Kenda Anne to Garnet Ray Steubing son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Steubing of San Antonio. Both graduates of John Marshall High School. Wedding set for Saturday October 8 at St Luke's Episcopal Church in San Antonio.
Bride elect Miss Milda Kothmann received multiple preludes to her wedding. A kitchen shower August 27 at the Culture Club building honored her with family and classmates, while a personal shower August 29 hosted by Miss Waldrope featured mock champagne and yellow roses.
Ella Jean Rusche played piano informally during the party hours. Miss Miranda Sue Rusche helped open gifts on a lace covered table featuring a bride doll. Prize winners were Mrs Randolph Leifeste Mrs Damon Wyckoff and Mrs D R Keyser. Mrs James Rusche led the contests. Fall garden flowers decorated rooms and the refreshment table. Mr and Mrs Joe Tom Wallace and sons returned from Gulf Coast and Mr and Mrs Charles Whitley and Mickey spent last weekend in Big Spring.
Gillespie County Fair results from Fredericksburg show Llano area youths winning several Hereford cattle placings. Ella Jean Rusche claimed reserve champion Hereford heifer, Miranda Sue Rusche took first place in a heifer, Leslie Reese earned second and fourth place heifers, and Roland Rode led a first place heifer. Ann Rode posted a fourth place Hereford, and in clothing Ann Rode won first and second in blouses. Janelle Sugebiel secured firsts in frozen okra and canned carrots, with tomato preserves a second and frozen lima beans a third. Ann Rode added a first in wild plum jam and a third in wild plum jelly.
A family ice cream supper will be held at Llano city park on Thursday evening Sept 8 at 7 30 p m sponsored by the Llano Parent Teacher Association. The event aims to welcome Llano's teachers and help parents get acquainted with the new staff.
Bill Massey will open the M and M Grocery Store on Highway 20 west on September 1. Massey, owner and operator, has operated the business for several years and is well known in Llano.
The E. B. Morrison family reunion occurred in Liano last week with present members including Mrs. L. B. Scott and her New York City children Etoile Tippitt of Shreveport Mrs. Flay Bird of Liano and Bruce Morrison of Austin along with their families. Absent due to illness was E. B. Morrison Jr. of Carthage. Mrs. Scott and her children departed Monday for New York.
Mr and Mrs W W Watkins plan a quiet observance of their 71st wedding anniversary on Sunday September 4. Married in Brownwood on September 4 1885 they later moved to Llano. He runs an insurance business with son Jim. The couple have son Dr Clifford Watkins in Miami and daughter Mrs M D Cody in Gainesville plus four grandchildren.
Club Rockcraft will meet at the club rooms on Highway 20 west on Monday evening Sept 5. All members are urged to be present. Regular meetings are scheduled for the first Monday night of each month.
Llano Yellowjackets football team used Friday night scrimmage film to spot mistakes, Coach Seeliger said. Players show effort and desire as they aim to develop into a solid squad this season. A return scrimmage at Junction is set for 8 p.m. Friday with new prospective tackles named.
Practically all Liano business houses will be closed Monday September 5 for Labor Day with service stations and restaurants as exceptions. Monday is also a school holiday. Mr and Mrs C O Morgan and David and Mrs Hal Cunningham visited Six Flags Kilgore and Center last week. Kathy Ford visiting the Morgans returned home to Kilgore.
A fragmented historic menu shows daily offerings such as hamburger steak with gravy and mashed potatoes, corndogs, meat loaf, baked ham, and pork and beans. Desserts include ice cream, pineapple salad, cantaloupe, and raisins with fruit.
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