Meet A Longhorn Curtis Totty Joins Harper High
Curtis Totty born October 23 194? at Clarksville Texas joined Harper High School in November. He excelled at Annona High School before transferring and earned multiple medals in mathematics and agriculture. Totty led in academic awards won track and basketball activity while engaging in Future Farmers of America. He plans to study at ETSTC Commerce Texas and is praised as a thoughtful scholar by peers and teachers.
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Curtis Totty
Clarksville
Texas
Herman Totty
Curtis
Harper High School
Annona High School
Harper
Annona Wild Cat
Annona
Future Farmers of America
Panhandle
George W. Arrington
iQue Bombesel
Alabama
Moseley
Maxmulian
Mexico
New England
Arcington
Crosby County
High Plains
Lost Lakes
UW S
Bueno
Arrington
Wheeler
James Edward Peril a Longhorn student to graduate in May
James Edward Peril known as Jimmy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J R Peril born October 16 1942 in Fredericksburg Texas. He is seventeen and will graduate May 23 after a long high school career in which he lettered in football and basketball and served as student council president and class Favorite FHA sweetheart and Mr HHS. He participated in drama journalism and Harper High activities and plans to attend Sul Ross College. He is praised as a cooperative influential student with a bright future.
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James Edward Peril
Jimmy
J. R. Peril
Fredericksburg
Texas
Jim
Harper Chapter
FFA
Andrew
Father
Longhorn
FHA
HHS
Jimmy Peril
Harper High
Harper Longhorn and Schreiner Band Swing In Spring Concert
The Harper Longhorn Band and Schreiner Band join for the annual Spring Concert on Friday April 29 at 8 p.m. in the High School Cafetorium. The Junior Band will perform several numbers and all are invited to attend.
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Harper Longhorn
Schreiner
Sophomores Hold Class Party With Kerrville Outing
The Sophomores held a class party on Monday April 25 leaving after school for Kerrville. They visited Kerrville State Park Arcadia the Grove for supper and Bolero to end the evening. Forty one members and seven guests attended with sponsor Mr Schmidt.
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Kerrville
Kerrville State Park
Arcadia
The
Grove
Bolero
Mr. Schmidt
Senior Class Luau Replaced by Indoor Party
The senior class luau was rained out Monday night and an indoor party followed. They enjoyed hot dogs chips and iced tea in the home-making room and cleaned up together. Afterwards the class split up and many headed to a Kerrville show. Everyone seemed to have a good time.
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Kerrville
The Round-Ur- School Calendar
April 29 Harper Longhorn Band Concert. April 30 Softball tournament at Medina. April 30 Band picnic. May 3 FFA banquet. May 6 Elementary and High School Girls Track Meet. May 7 Junior Senior Prom and Banquet. May 11 District FFA Banquet. May 13 and 14 Senior Class Play. May 18 to 22 Senior trip. May 23 Graduation. May 24 Last Day of School. May 24 Mrs Arnold's Recital.
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Harper Longhorn
Medina
FFA
Did You Know That A Good Listener Is Popular
A compact Round Up item presents a series of proverbs and reflections on listening, friendship timing, self focus, and cautious belief. It also includes a humorous line about money and a meal plan with weekly dinner ideas.
Be Careful Snake Season Returns to Texas
State game wardens warn of four venomous snakes moccasin copperhead coral snake and rattler with warm weather causing snake movement across Texas. Moccasins near water copperheads in rock piles coral snakes around stumps and shrubs rattlers in many areas. A massassauga rattler mistaken for a harmless hognose by Rockport students. kill only the poisonous snakes and leave other snakes alone.
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Austin
Tex
Game and Fish Commission
Texas
Rockport
State Department of Health
Travis County
Nueces County
Corpus Christi
Galveston
Health Department
Families Visit Relatives and Friends Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Max Lange spent Friday and Friday night with their son Ketton and wife at Begweet. Mr and Mrs Chava Mahn visited friends in Bandera. Mrs Ola Pert spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs Gus Sproul and others.
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Mra
Max Lange
Ketton
Begweet
Chava Mahn
Bandera
Ola Pert
Gus Sproul
Hada Morris
Annie Sproul
Primary dates and election rule changes stir Austin voters
A Austin dispatch outlines 1959 Legislature shifts primary and runoff dates to May 7 and June 4, with absentee voting rules and poll tax stamping for Democrats and Republicans. It notes voter confusion, educating campaigns, and procedures for county clerks, plus health and policy briefs on door hardware costs, rabies, measles, and oil industry actions.
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Austin
Tex
Alfalfa and native grasses boost Bonns irrigation ready
Gillespie County soil notes irrigation is prepared to flood fields as spring plantings face frost. Bonns report alfalfa in deep soil should graze and hay well. oats with bur clover provide grazing. Native grasses show improved results when dry planted. pond and terrace projects advance soil and water management in district fields.
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Melvin
Roland Bonn
Bonns
Clarence Schroeder
Milton Eckhardt
Handwritten Will Changes Not Valid Without Codicil
A column explains that changing a will by crossing out words and interlining is not legally valid. To alter a will after execution, a new will or a codicil must be properly drafted and executed. Regular reviews help account for changes in family status or estate value, ensuring the maker’s intentions remain clear.
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Mr. S
State Bar of Texas
Tambra Louise born to Mr and Mrs Jim Wilson in Temple
A daughter Tambra Louise was born April 19 at Temple Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilson. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Duderstadt of Kerrville and Dr. and Mrs. James D. Wilson of Temple. Visitors included multiple relatives from San Angelo, San Antonio, Fredericksburg and Doss. W. R. Ramsey returned home from the hospital Monday after medical treatment.
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Jim Wilson
Uuu
Richard Mans
Bean Frenzel
Joe Coffmann
Little Ann
Anna Mollenkopf
San Angelo
Emma Kunkel
Mises
Wille Dittmar
Here
Max Lange
Albert Lang
San Antonio
Felix Feuge
Fredericksburg
A. A. Wendel
Doss
Max
W. R. Ramsey
Subscribe to the Herald at two dollars per year
An old newspaper notice advertises a subscription rate of two dollars per year for the Herald. The fragment implies a periodical sales pitch without specific dates or additional terms.
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Herald
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James Stewart
Debbie Reynolds
ETSTC
Commerce, Texas
Robert Horton
Doris Day
Sul Ross
John Deere
Krauskopf Bros
West Main St
Fredericksburg, Texas
Glass of
H. R. Neimann
State Building Commission
Neiman
Building Commission
Reailroad Commission
Bar
Texas Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Davis Mountain
State Parks Board
Parks Board
Gillespie County Soil Conservation District News
Max Crenwelge
Willow City
Crenwelge
Satysagee
Harper Herald
Harper, Texas
Hill Country Commercial College
Main St
Gillespie County
Leslie
Harper Drug Store
Zenith Radio & Television Sales & Service
Westinghouse Appliances
Mobil Gas Mobil
Floy Bode Company
Dial
George WW. Arrington, Gherife
United Starge
Foyadaciwa Coamansiy
Wader Piansot
Ead Laweadidieg
Texas Divison
United States Brewers Foundation
VFI
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