By Billie Jean Kutzer In the early 1960’s Stonewall’s quiet country community became a beehive of activity when President Johnson would visit his ranch. Secret Service and U.S. Press Corps would swoop into the area. Some to protect the president, while others hungry for the first grasp of a juicy story. A problem arose when it was soon realized there were little, if any, accommodations for the newcomers in town. Kermit and Tillie Hahne were good friends of President Johnson and Lady ...