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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1960

Page

3

Gillespie County advances in industry and commerce

During Texas Industrial Week Gillespie County shows rapid growth in manufacturing and wholesale and retail sales. 1958 data cite $556,000 in manufactured goods, $7,325,000 wholesale and $13,755,000 retail, with total near $22 million. New plants like Market Produce Inc, Fred-Tex Machine and Heart O The Hills Furniture expand production as Fredericksburg construction nears a million dollars.

Texas Gillespie County Market Produce Inc Fred-Tex Machine Heart O’ the Hills Fredericksburg Stein Lumber Company Kurt Redwood Furniture Southwest United States Fred-Tex Machine Inc

Palm Sunday to Easter. Holy Week reflections

The article recounts Jesus entry into Jerusalem, the plot to kill Him, Judas’s betrayal, the Last Supper, His Passion and crucifixion, and calls readers to repentance and participation in Holy Week services. It emphasizes divine prophecy and the need to unite with Christ in love and Eucharist.

Jerusalem Christ Caiphas Jesus Our God Judas Pilate Jesus Christ Word of God

Poison ivy risks even outside the season on hunts

The article warns that poison ivy can grow as a bush in open areas and poses a rash risk from contact with any part of the plant including berry clusters that ripen in fall.

Feller Family Visits Relatives in San Antonio

Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Feller and their daughter visited relatives in San Antonio on Sunday, sharing a family reunion moment.

Elbert Feller San Antonio

Scout Exchange Weekend Between Harper and Doss Troops

The Scout Troop of Harper visited the Doss Troop for a weekend of recreation and contests from Saturday noon to Sunday noon. Attendees included Scoumaster Thomas Pape Malcolm Marschall Jim Tatsch Wayne Walker Cody Marschall David Hopf Raymond Jones Juddy Spueth Hardine Rahe Benny Barker and PO. Frank Morrus who is visiting from Indiana with his wife and children.

Harper Doss Thomas Pape Malcom Marschall Jim Tatsch Wayne Walker Cody Marschall David Hopf Raymond Jones Juddy Spueth Hardine Rahe Benny Barker Frank Morrus Indiana

Fisherman Rod and Reel Repair at Sports Center

John J. Weinheimer offers rod and reel repair and custom trotlines at 153 E. Malin St Fredericksburg. Spinning in Wednesd ay on your reel while you wait.

Sports Center John J. Weinheimer E. Malin St Fredericksburg

Mattresses Reborn by Old Innnerspring Specialists

In Kerrville Mayfields Mattress Co offers felting and new innersprings with guaranteed work. Leave orders at Harper Lucker Plant for repairs and refurbishment of old mattresses.

Harper Lucker Mayfields Mattress Co Kerrville Att

Wood Burned Poison Ivy Risk Warns Home Owners

Poison ivy vine clings to trees and logs and releases irritating oils when burned. Even dead vine fibers remain a hazard as vapors can cause itching and skin reactions for those nearby.

Immunity Method Against Poison Ivy This Autumn

A yard leaf gathering tip warns that poison ivy and poison oak cause reaction on touch. It suggests Aqua-lyvy Tablets taken over six weeks to immunize and stay safe during the season.

Governor Declares Texas Industrial Week

Governor Price Daniel proclaims the week of April 17, 1960, as Texas Industrial Week. He notes Texas long valued industrial development for citizens, jobs, markets, and economic health, urging statewide recognition and discussion of industrial activity and manufacturing growth.

Texas Price Daniel Texas Industrial Commission Chambers of Commerce

Was a Career Girl's Consort

Bart McDowell formerly of San Angelo writes a humorous account as a babysitter in Washington with household misadventures. National Geographic editor on staff, the book is published by Chilton Company Philadelphia and priced at $3.50.

Bart McDowell San Angelo National Geographic Washington Bart Chilton Company Philadelphia

Wingate Postmaster Testifies Before Congressional Hearing

In Washington for hearings before a Congressional committee last week was Clay Allen, Postmaster of Wingate. In Runnels County, Clay is third vice president of the National League of Postmasters.

Washington Congressional Clay Allen Wingate Runnels County Clay National League of Postmasters

Johnson Highlights Conference on Children and Youth

President Johnson argues the White House Conference on Children and Youth shows national strength as citizens plan for better opportunities. He notes rising population, 44 percent of under 18 live in seven states, more working mothers, longer hours at higher pay, plus concerns over juvenile delinquency, classroom shortages, and urban slums straining health and welfare services.

Senate Lyndon Johnson White House Johnson Texas New York Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan Ilinois California

Mrs. Cora Nabers Attends 1910 Confirmation Class Dinner

Mrs. Cora Nabers of Fredericksburg attended church services at St. James Lutheran and the dinner honoring the Confirmation Class of 1910, along with other class members, marking fifty years since the event.

Cora Nabers Fredericksburg St. James Lutheran Church

Fredericksburg Hill Crest singing attendees listed

Mr and Mrs Paul Delorey and daughter Nellie Marie attended with Mr and Mrs Ray Buer schwabe at Hill Crest singing in Fredericksburg Sunday. Also present were Mr and Mrs Chaster Moses and Mrs Bessie McDougail.

Funeral for John Smart Held Friday in Menard

Mr and Mrs Charles Mains and Wallace Mains attended the funeral of John Smart eight who died Thursday He was an uncle of Mr Mains in Menard reflecting a local family obituary notice

Charles Mains Wallace Mains Menard John Smart Mr. Mains

Texas Seeks to Rebound Tourist Trade in 1959 Report

The Texas Highway Department reports a 100 million dollar drop in tourist expenditures over two years. In 1959 nine point six million visitors spent 441 million, down from 10.3 million visitors and 531 million in 1957. Perry calls for a statewide advertising push to attract out of state dollars and reverse the decline.

Austin Texas State Highway Department Highway Department Herbert C. Perry Jr Texas Highway Commission Texas Development Board Perry Texas Tourist Report

Weekend Visits Highlight Scarborough Family Ties

Mr. and Mrs. Watkins Tarr hosted A L Blerschwale relatives Sunday while Bob Scarborough from San Antonio visited his brother Mack Scarborough who has a weekend pass from the V A Hospital. The Scarboroughs also called on Mrs Gordon Harper at Hill Crest Rest Home in Fredericksburg and Joe Mack Scarborough and his wife from Austin spent the weekend with Mack Scarborough's parents and Lydia Bierschwale.

Bob Scarborough San Antonio Mack Scarborough Scarborough V. A. Hospital Legion Bob Scarboroughs Gordon Harper Hill Crest Rest Fredericksburg Mrs Joe Mack Scarborough Austin Lydia Bierschwale

Mrs Bennie Mosel Visits Ingram Couple

Mrs Bennie Mosel of Ingram visited Mr and Mrs Chester Mosel last week for a social call.

Bennie Mosel of Ingram Chester Mosel

Mesdames Watkins Tarr and Jack Jones Visit Rocksprings

Mesdames Watkins Tarr and Jack Jones traveled to Rocksprings on Wednesday for reasons not specified in the report.

Mesdames Watkins Tarr Jack Jones

Last Rites Held For Andrew Brandon

Funeral services were held for Andrew Brandon at 9:45 a.m. at the Schaetter Funeral Home and 10 a.m. at St. Marys Church with Rev. W. W. Schneider officiating. Interment followed in St. Marys Cemetery. Brandon died at his Fredericksburg home at 5:30 a.m. Thursday March 21 at age 61 years three months and 22 days. Born December 9 1898 in Kerrville he was the son of W. L. and Emma Jung Brandon. He married Tillie Lott December 7 1929 in Fredericksburg. He previously farmed in Harpe and for two years operated a Fredericksburg rest home. Surviving: wife Tilbe Brandon Fredericksburg daughter Betty Curtis Feller Fredericksburg son August Andrew Brandon Fredericksburg mother-in-law Mrs August Lott Fredericksburg son-in-law Curtis Feller Kerrville sister Lucy Bernhard Kuhlmann Kerrville brothers Charles and Leroy Brandon Kerrville and five grandchildren.

Andrew Brandon Schaetter St. Mary's Church Rev W. W. Schneider St. Mary’s Cemetery Duderstadt R. B. Phelps Robert Zenner Richard Feller Eugene Feller August Lott Mr. Brandon Fredericksburg Kerrville W. L Emma Jung Brandon Tillie Lott Harpe Tilbe Brandon Betty Curtis Feller August Andrew Brandon Lucy Bernhard Kuhlmann Charles Leroy Brandon

Local families relocate and travel plans noted

Lt. and Mrs. Norman Sullivan and children of San Antonio join Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes and Dorothy Ann of Austin at the Walter Markworth residence with S. Sgt. Lang leaving April 20 for a new station. Mrs. Lang and children will make their home here. Edwin Klein family visited Fredericksburg and attended church. Sheila Brung of Junction stayed with Karen Dittmay. Carlton Bierschwabe and daughter attended the Junior Play in Segovia. Subscription notice included.

Norman Sullivan San Antonio John Hughes Dorothy Ann Austin Edwin Lang Paul Lang New Staufels Walter Markworth Lang Edwin Klein Lavern Rita Ruben Hillmar Boos Fredericksburg Carlton Bierschwabe of Segovia

Library On Wheels Bookmobile Demonstration Starts April 14

A year long free Bookmobile demo for Bandera Gillespie Kendall and Kerr Counties begins April 14. The traveling library will stop every two weeks at listed sites with 8000 titles and a librarian ready to assist. Families may borrow for two weeks, renew, and request cards to avoid loss traces.

Library Gillespie County State Library Commissioners Courts Bandera Gillespie Kendall Kerr Counties Schoos Shirley Smith Morris Ranch Roland Bonn Clinton Grona Roy Henke Tommy Reed Cherry Springs Lutheran Church Reuben Crenwelge Robert Schneider Wesley Crenwelge Luckenbacil Engel Daniel Engel Gen. von Netzer Benno Engel Albert Maentus Roscoe Busse Maenius Francis Merz Stonewall Weinheimer James Eekert Cave Creek Church Willow City Burkey Richard Laurence Kenneth Hohmann Vernon Fredericksburg Pioneer Memorial Library Gillespie, Kendall Troy Foster Hondo Crouch Herbert Haas Palmer Giles Board of Comfort Dorothy Schiwetz State Library Department

Two New Trustees Elected at Annual Election

Gene Harper and Victor Marsch elected as trustees on Saturday after an annual vote with 135 ballots cast. Harper led with 127 votes, Marsch 82, and Colone Barretti 57, completing the results.

Gene Harper Victor Marschall Harper Marschall Colone Barretti

Harper Scouts Visit Doss Troop Campout

Harper Boy Scout Troop members including Cody Marschall Malcolm Marschall Wayne Walker David Hopf Jimmie Tatsch Hardin Rahe Bennie Barker Buddie Spaeth and Raymond Jones joined Doss Troop for a campout at the Aug ust Baethge ranch. Scoutmaster Thomas Pape thanked Harry Wahrmund and his troop for hospitality and meals.

Harper Boy Scout Troop Thomas Pape Doss Harry Wahrmund Baethge Harper Troop Cody Malcolm Marschall Wayne Walker David Hopf Jimmie Tatsch Hardin Rahe Bennie Barker Buddie Spaeth Raymond Jones Pape Wahrmund

Reginald Morris Dies in Dallas Veterans Hospital

Reginald Morris farmer and Morris Ranch descendant dies at Dallas Veterans Hospital at 2 40 a m Saturday April funeral services held at Beckmann Funeral Home officiated by Rev Glenn Reddell with graveside services by Fredericksburg Masonic Lodge. He was born June 26 1892 and aged 67 years nine months six days survived by his widow Ella Morris a son Reginald M Morris a daughter Kathleen Mrs M E Wilking Jr and a granddaughter

Reginald “1. Marris Morris Ranch Veterans Hospital Dallas Pam Beckmann Glenn Reddell First Baptist Church Tuno Fredericksburg Morris Clayton Carrie George Morris Ella Marine Louisiana Ella Morris Reginald M. Morris Kathleen M. E. Wilking Jr San Antonio M. E. Wilkins Jr

College towns noted visitors from Kerrville and Austin

James Tarr of Austin visited his parents Mr and Mrs Watkins Tarr on Thursday and Friday. Glen and Gary Green of Kerrville spent the weekend with their grandmother Mrs Ida Kneese.

James Tarr Austin Watkins Tarr Glen and Gary Green Kerrville Ida Kneese

Local Residents Return and Visit Notes

Mrs. Edgar Ellebracht spent days visiting daughter Mrs. Bobbie Benner and husband in Tuson Arizona and returned home last Wednesday. 190 Harvey Stevens, formerly in Fredericksburg hospital, returned home last Thursday. Mrs. Alfred Kott of Kerrville visited daughter Mrs. Glen Slopf and Hopf last week. Mrs. Lydia Bierschwale and daughter Miss Juanita moved from the Methodist Parsonage to the G. D. Lennon house in Harper. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Marshall spent weekend at Big Bend National Park for the dedication ceremonies to which they were invited.

Edgar Ellebracht Bobbie Benner Tuson Arizona Harvey Stevens Fredericksburg Alfred Kott Kerrville Glen Slopf Hopf Lydia Bierschwale Juanita G. D. Lennon Harper Victor Marshall Big Bend National Park

Presbyterian Good Friday Service at Harper Church

The Harper Presbyterian Church holds a Good Friday service at 7 30 p m with communion. Rev Richard Hughes of Austin will be in charge of the service.

Harper Presbyterian Church Richard Hughes Austin Ser

Party Honors Jerome Esquell at Tenth Birthday

Mrs. Joe Esquell hosted a Friday party honoring her son Jerome on his tenth birthday. Fourth grade boys attended, played ball and games, rode horseback, and enjoyed a wiener roast with birthday cake. Jerome received many gifts.

Joe Esquell Jerome

Hopf Family Visit From Austin This Weekend

Mr and Mrs E R Hopf of Austin visited his parents Mr and Mrs Oliver Hopf Friday. Their daughter Olivia accompanied them home for the weekend.

E. R. Hopf Austin Oliver Hopf Olivia

Tax Deductions For Theft And Casualty Loss Explained

Panur outlines how homeowners may claim casualty losses including sudden and gradual damage such as termite infestation. The article covers eligibility, required documentation, and methods to estimate before and after values for deductions. It emphasizes records, appraisals, and police reports to support loss claims.

Panur Organizations of Certified Public Accountants

Also Mentioned on This Page

Poison Ivy Gov. Daniel Ey IC Fishilr Supreme Court Rudolph I. Abel Warren Black Douglas Brennan Mrs. Watkins ‘Tarr John and Mary Nell A. L. Blerschwale Sheila Brung Junction Karen Dittmay Herald Harper Scouts Doss Grub Reginald Morris the Herald American Institute of Certified Pubblia Accountarte Texas Society of Certsied Public Accepmenta Internal Revenue Serve Mier Welles Laterusi Revenue Services Death Dutile
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