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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1946
Page
9
Miss Beatrice Sagebiel of San Antonio spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Sagebiel. This socially noted item records a brief family visit with no additional details.
Harper School news covers a Feb 9 sophomore party at the Strackbein home and assembly events. Reports mention Neal B Fox becoming Harper superintendent, Root leaving for Washington, journalism class enrollments, and faculty notes. Read alongside student blurbs, illness, and sympathy for Mrs Thurman.
District Manager J G Ross received a warning from E P McCallum Jr regional director of the Bhaghwas Transport Department of the F fee Of Defense. The statement forbids using school buses to transport players to athletic events or spectators. No extra gasoline should be granted without special certification. The policy stresses continued hard line on bus usage and urges scrutiny of new bus applications.
Photo Courtesy Ferry Morse Seed Co. The war is not won on the food front yet. Uncle Sam seeks 20,000,000 better gardens this season and offers advice on soil, fertilization, spacing, and planting schedules to improve yields and extend harvest time.
Opalstrachkbein reports the Home Economics group served a luncheon to the Harper School Faculty on Thursday at 3 p.m. in the living garden area. The menu included fried steak mashed potatoes creamed carrots gravy green pea salad jello cake and iced tea.
Petersburg honor roll lists A. C. Ernst in first grade Theodore Woerner Shirley Ernst Elvira Woerter Pepvzy Ernst in fourth and fifth grades. Mr and Mrs Alfred Kott were Harper visitors Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Waitkins Tart and sons visited Kerrville Saturday.
A collage of classified items across Texas towns includes lost hound notices with collars and rewards, livestock for sale, chicks from Hill Country hatchery, boot and shoe repair, groceries and tires, cream and eggs buying, and bakery and optometry services. Names include Slater, Fritz Lehmbherg, Alfred Moel jendorf, and E. Longren. Locations cited include Fredericksburg, Harper, Junction, Kerrville, Mason, and Hill Country communities. Subscriptions offer Harper Herald at 1.50 per year.
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