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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1972
Page
2
Work on the trailer park extension proceeds with city employees moonlighting paid by the Llano Chamber of Commerce to host the national Silver Streak rally expected to bring about 300 trailers. Texas coordinates Centennial planning via the American Revolution Bicentennial Commission with local committees forming in Llano County and city areas.
Air Force Sergeant Robert I. Reed arrives at Cheyenne Mountain Complex in Colorado for duties as a security policeman with the 4604th Support Squadron. He previously served at Torrejon Air Base Spain and is a 1967 graduate of Kermit High School. His wife Karen is the daughter of Nelda Emerick of Odessa.
Mr and Mrs T J Moore left Wednesday for a 26 day tour through Europe. They began in London and will visit Bergen West Germany Norway Sweden Finland and Iolland before returning. Their trip includes several days in each destination.
Mrs. Albert Banks hosted Labor Day weekend visitors from five of six children and spouses including Jr Banks of Sonoma Donald Banks and three sons from McDade Albert Banks Jr Thornton Franklin Waldrop Victoria and Ethel Maude Dicken of San Antonio.
Judith Lynne Sagebiel and Jack W. Bruce wed September 2 at St. John Lutheran Castell with Pastor C A Lehne officiating. Bride's parents from Castell and groom from Brownwood. attendants wore yellow gowns. reception in fellowship hall. couple to reside in Brownwood after brief wedding trip.
The Liano News announces candidacies subject to the General Election. Byron Tunnell for Chairman Railroad Commission, James E. Nugent for State Representative, W. E. Snelson for State Senator District 25, Jack B. Miller for District Judge, Louis Crump for District Attorney, Gale Ligon for Sheriff, Marvin Elliott for Commissioner Pet. 1.
Local Draft Board No. 50 in Fredericksburg will be closed Monday September 11 Thursday September 14 and Friday September 15. Executive secretary Ruby B Heimann will be out of the office to attend a state wide training conference of Selective Service personnel in Texas. Individuals wishing to register during this period should contact Mrs. Doris Lange at the County Clerk's Office in Fredericksburg.
The Alpha Delta Zeta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will hold a car wash behind Village Pharmacy on September 9 starting at 8 30 a m. Cars cost 2 00. For pickup and delivery call 247 4700.
Alpha Delta Zeta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs Douglas Ricketson's home for the first fall gathering. A business session outlined programs for the year and planned a car wash fundraiser for Sept 9 at Village Pharmacy. Refreshments were served to Mines, Bill Almond, J.W. Bauer, Lynn Johnson, Jim Myers, Lester Norris, and Jack M. Talley.
William Oscar Adams, 69, brother of HA Adams of Llano, died Saturday in a Burnet hospital. He is survived by his wife, four brothers and four sisters.
Kingsland Garden Club met Sept. 1 at Highs land Lakes Recreation Club for its first meeting of the year. President Mrs. Wel don Osbourn led 32 members with guests Mines Charles Carrick Hazel Lewis Robert Harrison Inez Clark and Betty Abbott. Talks on wild flowers and a cleanup drive were noted along with plans for a fall flower show workshop Sept. 15 and an Odds and Ends Sale Sept. 30 to fund the show. The next meeting is Oct. 6 with Mrs. Darrell Smith of Lampasas discussing floral art.
Beatrice Slargrove of Albertville Alabama returns home next week after two months in Texas visiting relatives in Killeen San Antonio Pasadena and Winnie onderweg to Louisiana. She will be driven by Frank McDaniel Alvin Slopson and others visiting Mr and Mrs Sam Myers and Mr and Mrs Butch Myers along the way.
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