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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1946

Page

3

Harper to Host Rodeo Barbecue and Dance Event

Harper will host a rodeo barbecue supper and dance on Saturday April 27 at Stewart's grove in the new school Ag building. Proceeds fund a wool and mohair fleece show in Harper on May 4 with F F A and Lions Club involvement. The event follows the installation of Rev M C Hoermann as St James Lutheran Church pastor.

A. J. Arnold Harper School St. James Women's Missionary Society Oswald Feller Glen Hopf Raymond Spaeth Missionary Federation Hoermann Petermann New Guinea Harper F. F. A Harper Lions Club Harper Stewart's Rove Lions Club M. C. Hoermann Westhoff Texas St. James Lutheran Church of M. J. Schwartz Mason

One Man's Opinion on the OPA Rules

A small business owner criticizes OPA under Chester Bowles for dictating prices and hindering production. The piece argues price ceilings stall supply, boost inflation, limit veterans’ employment, and worsen housing shortages while urging less government spending and subsidies. The note concludes with Mrs. N. C. Cottle buying and planning to move into Mrs. Leslie Phillips's home.

OPA Chester Bowles Hous N. C. Cottle Leslie Phillips

Prices Rise As Money Abundant

With money plentiful, prices trend upward across markets, signaling rising costs for goods and services. Inflationary pressures and consumer spending patterns reflect the shift, affecting households and businesses alike.

Mrs Stewart Accompanied Sister to Anton Texas

Mrs S S Stewart joined her sister Mrs R W Pankey at her Anton Texas home. Otho Mangold has taken a job at Fredericksburg in the local Machine Shop.

S. S. Stewart R. W. Pankey Anton, Texas Otho Mangold Fredericksburg

Calvary Place Crucifixion Noted in Luke Record

The passage describes Jesus being crucified at Calvary with two criminals on either side as recorded in St. Luke 23:33. The scene depicts the defining moment of the crucifixion narrative.

Calvary

Helping Hand Club Met Thursday in Ida Kneese Home

The Helping Hand Club gathered Thursday at Mrs. Ida Kneese home with Mrs. Lydia Bierschwab as hostess. Twelve members and one visitor attended as minutes were approved and committees reported. Cemetery fund stands around 35 dollars with a $30 tax and check from Mrs. R B Moore of San Saba. Pattern cut for a quilt, material donated by Mrs Tommie Harlen for centers, refreshments served. Next meeting set with Mrs Floyd Boatwright on May 9. Donations listed include several individuals and Frank Thurmann hired for cleaning.

Helping Hand Club Ida Kneese Lydia Bierschwab Cemetery Treasury R. B. Moore San Saba Tommie Harlen Floyd Boatwright C. J. Whitewood M. Duder M. S. Hicks R. D. Inscore Clarence Harper Frank Thurmann

Centennial plates honor Fredericksburg and Gillespie history

Centennial dinner plates depicting Fredericksburg and Gillespie history go on sale at local firms. The 10 14 inch California china plates feature a red border with local symbols and scenes including Vereins Kirche Nimitz Meusebach and Tatsch. Priced at 200 each or 230 shipped, profits support the museum fund led by Walter Schaefer and Dr. J Hardin Perry.

Fredricksburg Gillespie Co Nimitz Tatsch Meusebach California China U.S Walter Schaefer J. Hardin Perry

Lions Club sees soil conservation film at Harper meeting

Thirty two members attended a Wednesday Lions Club luncheon at the school in Harper. Guests included Judge Hodges Leon Powell and others from Junction Fredericksburg Llano and Dallas. The program featured soil conservation films and remarks by R H S Henderson Allis-Chalmers Dallas with local officials and county agents attending. The group planned a May meeting with district governor Wilkins and discussed rodeo fundraisers and parade plans.

Lions Club Harper Lions Club L. R. Hodges Leon Powell W. N. Hardemann Junction Sidney Henke C. C Fredericksburg W. C. White Llano Mr. Pabeck R. H. S. Henderson Allis- Chalmers Manufacturing Co Alfred Cameron Dudley Mann Henry Grote Ad. Kneese R. W. Klingelhoefer San Angelo Harper Lion Neal Fox Jess B E. Wilkins Harper Lions

Fredericksburg Centennial Observances May 1946 Schedule

A multi day Fredericksburg centennial program with religious services in all churches morning, a music program in the public school auditorium, memorial services for pioneers in their mother tongue, a patriotic observance for war dead at Pioneer Memorial, musical memories, pilgrimages to schools and churches, a historical pageant in Courthouse Park, a grand parade, dances and a banquet. Highlights include a 2:00 P M parade and 11:00 A M banquet honoring pioneers of Gillespie County.

Fredericksburg Music Study Club of Pioneer Memorial Courthouse Lawn Courthouse Park Gillespie County

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