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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1971
Page
1
Secretary of State Martin Dies Jr. announced that all current Notaries Public seeking a new term ending June 1 1973 must file a new oath and bond with the County Clerk and pay the fee between May 1 and May 15 1971. New applicants for the term beginning June 1 1971 should apply before May 14 1971.
A Concise guide to good eating emphasizes a balanced diet for today’s homemaker. It outlines the basic four foods required daily for sound nutrition and stresses creating a healthy home environment.
The spring term Grand Jury, Victor Pressler foreman, remains in session with expectations to wrap up by Wednesday noon. Rains across Kinble and surrounding counties totaled over two inches, bringing relief to parched rangelands and aiding drought recovery efforts.
In district court judge Marvin Blackburn heard two divorces Ruby Landis vs Ernest Landis and Elizabeth Walters vs James Walters granted. A series of Friday charges listed: Jim Coonrod Morris Ranch 1.40, Edmund Koennecke Rhein gold 1.40, etc. St James Junior Lutherans met April 14 with readings, prayers, hymns, and birthdays noted.
Harper readers report visits across Texas towns including Converse Fredericksburg Houston Austin Mountain Home and Kerrville. Community members attend church events art displays rodeos band events and a gel of local residents visit relatives while one senior Harper High School student becomes Longhorn Band Sweetheart.
Milton Durst reports Gillespie County's highway fund received 120271.21 from 1971 license plate sales for February to April. Total plates issued 7719 across vehicle types, with 72761454 sent to the state and the rest to the county. county precincts receive allocations for road work.
The Gillespie County Texas A&M Club led by president Don Dittmar will hold its annual muster and officer election on Wednesday April 21 at Andy's Diner at 7 pm with a Dutch treat dinner. Jim Hensell is the muster program chairman. The meeting notes flag colors and a brief civic reminder. A surveyor states the township covers 36 square miles. The text also defines a rana culturist as a frog producer for market.
The AAA was designated as the official United States travel agent for the 1972 Munich Games. James Bo Creal signed agreements with the Munich Organizing Committee and the US Olympic Committee to handle housing, tickets, and distribution for US participants. Applications open May 10 at AAA clubs. AAA cites international reach with offices in London Paris and Rome and 855 affiliated clubs.
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