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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1952

Page

3

Do We Practice What We Preach About Yugoslavia

This piece argues American moral leadership is undermined by support for Tito. It questions Tito’s military reliability, predicts Red influence in Europe, cites Tito’s propaganda, and hints at broadcast pamphlets for further details while noting alleged Red officers’ views on a future Balkan balance of power.

Tito Germany Russia Europe Hungary Romania Bulgaria General Eisenhower Bishop York Stalin Red Army Red Belgrade Red Commissar Balkans

Harpers Observe 68th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Herman Harper marked their 68th anniversary with family gathered Sunday at their Bandera Road home Kerrville. Out of town relatives include Charles Leinweber Mountain Home Hy Buttrell Port Arthur Edith Burrus San Antonio and others from College Station and San Antonio.

Herman Harper Mrs. Harper Bandera Road Kerrville Charles Leinweber Mountain Home Hy. Buttrell Port Arthur Edith Burrus San Antonio Leinweber Buttrell Clarence Burrus Charles L. Leinweber College Station L. O. Cunningham

Harper's Young Folks Photo Set Sixth Preview

The sixth Harper's Young Folks photo set by Woltz Studios Des Moines features children Scotty Lee Ray, Raymond and Roy Jones, Gerald Wayne Rahe, Edward Dikeman, and Janice Gammenthaler, with parents listed beside each youngster in a two row caption.

Harper’s Woltz Studios Des Moines Iowa Scotty Lee C. N. Taylor Raymond Jack Jones Roy Jack

Heavy weekend rains dump 3.10 inches in Harper area

Otto Rahe reports heavy Sunday and Monday rainfall totaling 3.10 inches with outlying Harper sections seeing more damage from flash floods. fences and earth dams washed away as creeks rose. Pedernales River showed its highest level in years and Doss near cloudburst area logged two inches in twenty minutes. Other reports cite 5.15 inches at Fredericksburg and 6 inches at upper Crabapple road with Lake Buchanan rising slightly.

Otto Rahe L.C.R.A Mr. Rahe Harper Pedernales Doss E. A. Feuge Mason Road Fredericksburg Charles Waller Upper Crabapple Road Tom Carr White Oak Oswald Eckhardt Rheingold Levi Deike Hye F. B. Riley Enchanted Rock Liano Lake Buchanan

Lutheran WMS Meets in Parish Hall on April 16

The Lutheran WMS met April 16 in the Parish Hall with 16 members. The program featured Scripture and Prayer by Mrs. V A Hopf and a reading titled An Indian Version of The Twenty Third Psalm by Mrs. Chester Itz. Reports from departments were read and federation delegates elected: Mrs. Gene Harper, Mrs. J G Mezger, Mrs. Hubert Rahe, Mrs. Robert Dittmar with alternates. The meeting will be in Llano on May 8. Church calendar placement discussed. The gathering closed with the Lord's Prayer and Doxology.

WMS V. A. Hopf Chester Itz Gene Harper J. G. Mezger Hubert Rahe Robert Dittmar Llano Lion Club

Social honors Mr and Mrs William Strackbein

A farewell social was hosted by the Lutheran WMS in the Parish Hall on Monday night for Mr and Mrs William Strackbein and their sons. The event celebrated the Strackebins and their time in the community.

William Strackbein

Society member recalls 1940 founding and gifts

A society member notes organization began in 1940 as ladies served cake, sandwiches, coffee, and punch. Mrs. Max Lange presented Mrs. Strackbein with a gift on behalf of the society.

Max Lange Strackbein

Troy Foster and Max Reinbach Named Outstanding Conservationists

Max Reinbach, honored as the outstanding non-farmer aiding Gillespie Suil Conservation District, receives guidance from Troy Foster on growing range grasses. Foster, selected Regional Outstanding Conservationist by the Ft. Worth Press, shows a field planting of K. R. Bluestein with $60 per acre seed returns and substantial grazing benefits. A complete story on these two conservationists appears in this issue.

Troy Foster Max Reinbach Gillespie Suil Conservation District Ft. Worth Press Foster K. R. Bluestein

Minstrel May 22 Fire Dept Validates Baseball Victory

Harper defeated Stonewall 9 to 2 at Harper community park as six runs came in the bottom of the first inning. Feller pitched six-hit ball over nine innings aided by Harper fielding errors caused by soggy ground from morning rain. Freddy Tatsch led Harper with a double and two singles. Stonewall’s Weinheimer started and was touched for runs early. Ruebsahm relieved late. Next Sunday Comfort plays at Stonewall and Harper visits Listerdale.

Harper Stonewall Harper Community Park Herbert Feller Weinheimer Omer Cottle Baumann F. Tatsch Omer Ruebsahm Leroy Tatsch Feller Freddy Tatsch Heimann Klein Comfort Listerdale H. Rahe Strackbein H. Bierschwab H. Feller Oren Cottle Scarborough Casper L. Tatsch Mrosch Omer Cattle Behrends C. Burg Massey, Metzger and Spaeth V. A. Cottle

Governor Proclaims Home Demonstration Week in Texas

Governor Allan Shivers designates April 27 to May 3 as Home Demonstration Week citing 41 000 members in 2 023 clubs. The proclamation praises the Texas A&M Extension Service USDA and county courts for advancing rural living and better homes.

Allan Shivers Texas Bonnie Cox TAES R. M. Almanode THDA Gus Rogas Maurine Hearn Sam Speir Travis County J. E. Mills Thda District 10 G. W. Ferguson Thda Messenger College Station United States Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico Shivers United States Department of Agriculture Texas Agricultural Extension Service A&m College System Commissioner's Court Texas Home Demonstration Association Munday Cox County B. M. Harris Plainview Hale County

Gilbert Anderegg Hosts Farewell Dinner

Mr and Mrs Gilbert Anderegg entertained with a farewell dinner at their home Sunday honoring Mr and Mrs William Bill Strackbein and son who left for Arkansas to make their home They recently sold their Harper home to Mr and Mrs R F Monske of San Angelo Family and relatives attended the event.

Gilbert Anderegg William Bill) Strackbein Arkansas Harper R. F. Monske San Angelo Strackbein

McDou Family Visits Rogers Sunday Afternoon

Joe and Mrs Johnny McDougal and their young son visited Mr and Mrs Charlie Rogers Sunday afternoon.

Joe Johnny McDougall Little Son Charlie Rogers

Mr and Mrs Hopf visit son in Uvalde

Mr and Mrs Alfonso Hopf accompanied their son E C back to Uvalde for a visit with his family last Monday and Tuesday.

Alfonso Hopf E. C Uvalde

Sewing Club Met With Mrs Floyd Boatright

The Harper Sewing Club met at Mrs Floyd Boatright's home with seven members and two guests. They donated 500 to each cemetery and voted to buy more sacks for pillow cases and towels. Mrs Hobby Hupf was welcomed as a new member. The next meeting is at Mrs J L Bierschwale's home on Tuesday May 20.

Harper Fire Public School Gymnasium A. A. Gitter Harper Fire Department Kelton Elmer Lange Fire Boys Lange Brothers Harper Bill Kaiser Fire Department Dayton Rahe Harper Sewing Club Floyd Boatright Hobby Hupf J. L Bierschwale

Thiele Home Guests Honor Infant Baptism

Sunday visitors at the Henry Thiele home included Mr and Mrs Ray Jones and sons and Mr and Mrs Theo Oehler. IThiele progresses with crutches while a knee injury heals. Theo Moellendorf hosted a turkey dinner for his infant son's baptism with attendees including Willie Meier and daughter from Harper.

Henry Thiele Ray Jones and Sons Theo. Oehler Ithiele Theo. Moellendorf Willie Meier Harper

Reinbach Honored for Soil Conservation Efforts

Max O Reinbach secretary of the Fredericksburg National Farm Loan Association is named outstanding non farmer in Region II for soil conservation. He helped organize Gillespie County Soil Conservation District and chaired the Farm Ranch Mortgage and Debt Committee. He will receive a plaque at Ft Stockton on May 3.

Max Q. Reinbach Fredericksburg National Farm Loan Association Ft. Worth Texas Reinbach Gillespie County Ft. Stockton

Strackbein Couple Honored At Farewell Sunday Party

Mr and Mrs William Strackbein were honored at a Sunday night fare well party hosted by Mr and Mrs Victor Wendel with the Sunday School Teaching Staff and families as guests. Mrs Strackbein has served on the teaching staff for many years and colleagues expressed regret at her departure. The event featured singing games and refreshments including sandwiches potato chips cake coffee and punch.

Victor Wendel William Strackbein Strackbein

Outstanding soil group from Albert gains award

Albert Conser vation Group members study range conditions on Otto Schumann Ranch near Albert with Marvin Daniels after being named the outstanding group in Ft. Worth Press Save the Soil and Save Texas contest. They sought Gillespie Soil Conservation District aid and applied recommended practices. the group will receive a $200 award at the Regional Awards Banquet in Ft. Stockton on May 3.

Albert Conservation Group Otto Schumann Albert Marvin Daniels Ft. Worth Save the Soil Save Texas Gillespie Soil Conservation District J. Q. Tunner Willie Schumann Edwin Itz Herman Eckhardt Eugene Luw Jocal Young Tanney Willie Schumann Jr Ft. Stockton

PTA To Meet Thursday May 1 With Installations

PTA session set for next Thursday May 1 features a 2:30 p m business meeting. Devotional by Mrs Reuben Bode and music by Mrs Lewis Stevens. Installation of officers by district officer. May Day tea to honor incoming and retiring officers.

PTA Reuben Bode Lewis Stevens

Oak Hills Study Club Sets Ground Equipment Budget

Oak Hills Study Club met Saturday at Mrs. L. A. Stevens home with seventeen members and two guests. They voted to spend 35 for playground equipment to donate to Community Park and named Mrs. Watkins Tarr as chair to oversee purchases with assistance from Mrs. R. E. Powil and Mrs. Gus Mahler.

Stxteen Oak Hills Korea Kerrville Carl Oehler C. L. Mains Dean Hopf Marshall Brown R. E. Peril Clint Brown Douglas Duderstadt Lucille Conrads Gillespie Co Harvey Stevens Miss Conrads Neel Fredericksburg Cust Brown L. A. Stevens J. R. Pertl Carl Qehler Ams Watking Tarr Apnold Gus. Mahler Gus. Mahler, Mrs. <. L. Mrs. K. EB. Peril Brown Emil Wahrmund Morris Vourhiea

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Yugoslavia Tito Jg United Press New York World Telegram Sun America Herman Harpers Harper's Young Folks Woltz Lutheran W.M.S Arthur Baumann Richard Roeder Joe Heinemann Joe Mrosek Catholic Women's Society Breme Sewing Club Ooaq Max O. Reinbach P.T.A Oak Hills Study Club
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