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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1971
Page
1
The notice lists worship Sundays at 11:00 a m and a service on the third Thursday at 2 30 p m led by the United Presbyterian Women’s Association. A cordial welcome is extended to everyone. lev mawin,
The message invites public sewing services by Mrs. Roman Stehling in Harper and lists contact phone MN4-2365. It promotes fabric cleaning to avoid moth damage, a school and services schedule for Sunday May 2 with Mass at 8 and 9 30, religion classes, and midweek meetings with a note of potential Mass cancellation. It ends with an invitation to attend Catholic church services and open welcomes.
Fredericksburg hosts an open house Sunday May 2 from 1 to 10 p.m. at the American Heritage Museum run by Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Schulze with guest artist Bob Dale. Grand opening is set for May 30 with prizes including turkeys and gift items.
The piece explains why estate planning has grown from a niche topic to a common concern for ordinary citizens. It highlights the tax and probate implications, the inclusion of life insurance in gross estates, and the need for expert guidance from attorneys, trust departments, and investment counselors.
Local residents list visiting kin from Kerrville Dripping Springs Baytown Uvalde and Stonewall plus a Barbecue Supper and Rodeo event. A baby died Monday at the Padaleski home, the great grandchild of Arthur Lang and Mrs. J F Cook, while Marion Ted Jones had a funeral at the Presbyterian Church Friday.
Local society column lists visits from San Antonio Ingram Fredericksburg and Austin residents with families and dinners. It also provides barbecue guidance including lighting a briquet fire with pyramid stacks a foil bed gravel base and smoking techniques for vegetables and potatoes wrapped with onions and butter.
Gillespie County approves an emergency livestock feed program valid now through June 30 1971. Applications are at the county ALCS Office. The plan sets limits 5 pounds per animal unit for range cattle and 10 pounds for dairy animals over two years, with prices for grain sorghum and corn listed. Applicants must show need due to feed shortages or crop losses and provide detailed financial statements to prove eligibility.
Hill Country Telephone Cooperative files with the federal government a Compliance Assurance under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act. It commits to nondiscrimination in service applications, rates, facilities use, meetings, and participation, with confidential complainant identity and a 90 day filing window for complaints.
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