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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1973
Page
1
A meditation on spring dangers from electrical storms and a folk poem about safety. It includes reflections on earning ability as the true asset and quotes from Poor Robin’s Almanac and William Feather Magazine about preparing children to earn a living.
Aimee Real president represented the Federal Land Bank Association of Kerrville at the annual stockholders meeting of Federal Land Bank of Houston. About 600 members from 66 Texas associations attended at Houston Oaks Hotel. George W. Cunningham delivered the annual report with guest speakers Senator Lloyd M. Bentie Jr. and Aubrey K. Johnson.
Eight 4-H girls from Gillespie County competed in the District 44H Food Show in San Saba on March 17, after regional selections in February. Senior contestants earned ribbons for Main Dishes Linda Sue Meyer, Fruit and Vegetable Dishes Debora Crenwelge, Breads and Desserts Nan Weinheimer, and Snacks and Beverages Sharon Schumpelt, with sponsors and supporters present.
Miss Cathy Heimann and Bruce David Oehler wed at First United Methodist Church Kerrville in a March ceremony officiated by John McClatchy and W H Hathaway. Attendants included Sharon Heimann and Tencha Castillo with a large reception follows. couple will reside in Killeen.
A busy Harper social scene features visits by numerous families from San Antonio Fredericksburg Kerrville and Dallas. Local residents attend a Spring Presbyterial in San Antonio and a Cafetorium barbecue with a small band program. A Trinity University preacher will visit Harper Presbyterian Church on April 8.
Mrs. Elsie Maurer Fritz, 57, died after severe burns suffered at home in the Petersburg area. She was airlifted from Hill Country Memorial to a medical center where she died at 3:20 a.m. Thursday March 29. Survived by husband Robert J. Fritz and 18 children, plus siblings and grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Schaetter Funeral Chapel and St. Anthony's Harper.
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