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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1941

Page

3

Gillespie County Draft Board Announces 21 Year Old Order Numbers

Twenty-one year olds registering on July 1 receive the order numbers used to call new selectees. The Gillespie County Draft Board determined 17 as the factor after subtracting the last trained selectee’s number from the October total and dividing by 50. A list of new registrants with order and serial numbers follows.

Gillespie County Ney Gillespe County Norman Joe Fiedler Alois A. Nebgen Ronald M. Dougall Joe Hetzel Elton Chr. Durst Elmer M Ellebracht Ferdinand Mayer KE. HU. Bierschwab Richard Hahn Lawrence M. Klein Harvey C. Roeder Francis J. Fritz Arthur Landis Wiley Boatright W. W. Kolmeier Lee Roy O. Icke E. H. R. Priess Elgin E. Hartmann Rudolph R Jenschke Elgin A. C. Solbrig Erno E. Heimann Willie H. Schumann Eugene A. Keller Elgin W. Kramer Alton Jackson

Selective Service Affirms Individual Classification for July Registrants

General J Watt Page Details that men registered under the Selective Training and Service Act on July 1 and drawn in the July 17 National Lottery will be classified individually. No group action. each man awaits his order number for local board consideration with equal treatment for new and prior registrants.

J. Watt Page General Page

Stehling Bros Install New Hoffmann Press at 142 E Main

Stehling Bros a Fredericksburg clothier cleaner and hatter completed installation of a large modern Hoffmann pressing unit at 142 E Main Street replacing the ten year old machine. Felix Stehling senior partner says the upgrade meets rising demand for high class presses for fine fabrics and outfits. Customers and friends are invited to inspect the unit in operation when in town.

Stehling Bros Hoffmann E. Main Street Felix Stehling Fredericksburg

Young Boy Bitten by Rattlesnake Near Eckert

George Earl Pearson son of Mr and Mrs George Pearson in the Eckert and Willow area was bitten on the left foot by a nine rattles rattlesnake hiding under an old ice box near their home. He was taken to a Fredericksburg hospital and treated. he is reported recuperating nicely as of Wednesday afternoon.

George Earl Pearson George Pearson Eckert and Willow

Defense Bond Quiz: why buy and how to save for it

The text explains Defense Bonds defend America and express national pride. If funds are tight, buy Defense Postal Stamps instead, available at post offices, banks, stores, or druggists from 10 cents up, and save to exchange for a Defense Bond.

America United States

Milde Petermann and relatives visit in Antonio

Mrs Milde Petermann and Anita and Peohkt visited relatives in Antonio last week. Mies Viele Marehell, who has been visiting there, returned home.

Milde Petermann Anita and Peohkt Antonio Mies Viele Marehell

Boy Bitten by Black Widow Spider

Chester James Jordan, son of Mr and Mrs eFlix Jordan, was bitten by a black widow spider Tuesday afternoon. He received hospital treatment and rested well with no serious after effects expected by Wednesday afternoon.

Chester James Jordan eFlix Jordan

Texas Winery Adds Plum and Peach Wines to Market

Carl Vorauer of the Texas Winery near Fredericksburg announced two new wine products Plum Wine and Peach Wine. The wines, available in pint, fifth, and gallon sizes, are produced under government regulation with federal permits. The winery also makes light and dark grape wines and a blackberry wine.

Carl Vorauer Texas Fredericksburg

Family visit to local households

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wedekind and daughter Marietta visited Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ellebracht and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Pletcher, joining Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Scott for the gathering.

Fred Wedekind Marietta Geo. Scott Alfred Ellebracht W. E. Pletcher

Heusten in Sunday Event At J F Wedekind

Fragmentary notes say Heusten were in Sunday and they enlled at the J. F. Wedekind location with unclear details.

Heusten J. F, Wedekind

Harper Methodist Church notices and schedule for services

Sunday masses at 9 30 with extra mass at 8 on third Sundays and feast days. Weekday bell at 7 39 followed by Mass. Parish societies meet after 9 30 Mass on their Sundays. Sunday School after 9 30 Mass. Discussion Club meets second and fourth Sundays September to June. Morning service 11 and evening 7 15. W M A Mondays 3. Prayer and teachers meeting Wednesdays 7 15. GA and RA Fridays 7 15. Rev H Ellis Thomas pastor. First Sunday activities at 2 00 and 3 00 PM. Third Sunday 11 00 AM and 2 00 PM with 3 00 PM and 8 00 PM services.

Lutheran Church Services and Schedule

Pastor Walter C. Probst invites all to English worship on the first Sunday at 11 a.m. and the fourth Sunday at 8:30 a.m. German service occurs on the third Sunday at 11 a.m. Sunday school on the first and third Sundays at 10 a.m. and the fourth Sunday at 9:15 a.m. Luther League meets on the second Sunday at 8 p.m. Women's Missionary Society meets the third Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. Church Worker's Training Course on the fourth Sunday at 8 p.m. All are welcome.

Suday School Luther League Women’s Missionary Society

Hill Country Baseball League Standings And Results

Hill Country standings show Stonewall 11 7 4 .636 Kerrville 11 6 5 .536 Boerne 10 9 1.000. Comfort forfeits to Stonewall after not appearing. Fredericksburg won 6-3 then lost 4-3 in State Semi Pro tourney. next week Comfort at Kerrville Harper and Boerne, Fredericksburg at Stonewall, with Giants possibly in Waco.

Giants Stonewall Wus Kerrville Wu Boerne Sonnune Sane LL Compole Conan LO

Campaign to Keep America Out of War Cards Cited

Read This Much recites excerpts from Wheeler Hoover Lindbergh Nye and others urging caution before entering European conflict. The messages urge citizens to write to Roosevelt oppose entry and support ongoing debates and noninterventionist policy.

Sen. Wheeler Roosevelt White House Washington Gostament Burton K. Wheeler

Old Teamsters to Hold Sixth Annual Reunion in Gillespie County

Harper notes show district court next August 18 with juror lists and two-week terms. The sixth annual Old Teamsters Reunion will convene at Guy Klaerner’s Park on Live Oak with memorial services, committee plans for entertainment, and a day of music and reminiscence starting at 10 AM.

Raymond Gray L. Schmidt Frank Knaup Willie J. Berg Felix Welgehausen Lee Schmidt Chester Schmidt Lo. Petch Edwins Pfiester Bo H. Petmecks Har 1 Jenschke Ber Knees Albert J. Dittmar Belton Tatsch Chiterd Reniek Max Kunz Emil Lochte Hiram Hodges Petit Jury Felix Hahn Doss Sam Rode Chas J. Klein Willie Cornell Hy. Mohr, Jr Paul Danz Walter Barsch Felix Heep Harry Hitz Fld Reinhold Beyer Otto Grona Paul Weber Edwin Pfeiffer Ad. Land Harvey Moellering Ernst J. Weber Walter Wunderlich Harry Kneese Max Crenwelge Clemens Gold Alex Henke August Hopf Edwin Eckhardt Albert Durst Edgar Tatsch Werney Olfers Helmuth Klein Fred Bierschwabe Hugo Klein Felix Houy Lilgin Schneider Eddie Land Ad. Kothe, Jr Wm. Raute Kurt Hansen Hilmar Metzger Joe Vogel Willie Dittmar Victor Weinheimer Albert Ochler Max Braeutigaum Aug. Ahrens Alex Frantzen Emil Stahl Albert Hartmann Harry Heroert Emil Lindig Harry Schmidt Gus. A. Wahrmund Alfred Jenschke Alfred Petmecky Arthur Stehling Hilmar Kott Albert Wendel Alfred Pfiester Adolph Stahl Edwin Pfiester Hugo Mose Teamsters Gillespie County Albert Kott John Stehling August Rabke Lorenz Wendel

Kramer Family Hosts Memorable Parish Picnic

The Parish enjoyed a large Sunday picnic at Alfred Kramer’s spring. The Kramer family prepared the grounds built a bridge over the river and provided tables benches and clean facilities. Guests praised the hospitality and called it the best picnic they ever had.

Alfred Kramer Kramer

Faust Opens Veterinary Office at Comfort Texas

Dr H R Faust a A and M College veterinary graduate opens a new practice in Comfort Texas. Son of Mr and Mrs Robert Faust he began practice after graduating in June in the first D V M class of five years training and is qualified to perform cattle TB and B A G testing.

H. R. Faust A. & M. College Comfort Texas Faust Robert Bob) Faust

Visitor Dawn Whitworth Returns From Kerrville

Miss Dawn Whitworth, visiting her aunt Mrs Na bers and Mrs Brown at Kerrville, returned Tuesday. Mrs Na bers and Pinky Brown accompanied her and spent the day with Mr and Mrs J B Whitewood.

Dawn Whitworth Mrs. Nabers Mrs. Brown Kerrville Pinky Brown J. 8. Whitewood

Mrs Gagedieef Undergoes Operation At Keldel Hospital

Mrs Albert Gagedieef underwent an operation at Keldel's hospital on Tuesday. Her condition is reported as satisfactory.

Albert Gagedieef Eerie Keldel’s Hospital

Shift in war front presents problems for nation

Washington reports discuss how the 5.0d.a front shift in Europe and Russia turning hostile may swing American public opinion. Axis observers reportedly hoped Americans would favor Fascist governments now facing the Soviet Union, enemy of religion, and doubts linger on Britain aiding the Soviet regime.

Elmer Murphy Washington N.C Europe Russia Reich Great Britain

Harper H D Club Holds Regular Meeting at Mrs Jones Home

The Home Demonstration club met at Mrs I F Jones home on Thursday fy 24 with seven members and two visitors Mrs Carl Ochler and Mrs Jack Jones. Mrs S Stewart gave a talk on the short course and attendees discussed attending future programs as the club plans an amateur program. The hostess served ice cream cake and punch. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday August 7 at Mrs E Larkin's home.

Home Demonstration Club I. F. Jones S. Stewart Carl Ochler Jack Jones E. ©. Larkin

Red Cross Ships Woolen Dresses and Pajamas to New Jersey

Gillespie County Red Cross completed and shipped 122 wool dresses and 50 hospital pajamas to Red Cross Headquarters in New Jersey. Only 17 garments remain on the knitting quota to be shipped by August 12. Miss Lottya Thomas thanks the volunteers and Mrs. J. W. Lackey for button holes. Sunday guests included Rev. T. H. Alcorn and others at the Faris home.

Gillespie County American Red Cross Red Cross New Jersey J. W. Yancey Lottya Thomas The J. W. Lackey

Soviet claims of democracy reversal in world war rhetoric

The Soviet government asserted it fought for democracy against totalitarian powers but faced criticism for its own actions. The Nazis and fascists now frame their struggle as against religion and democratic freedoms, reversing the narrative.

United States State Department Washington Germany Beng Hitler Stalin Poland Great Britain

County Schuetzenfest at Tivydale August 9 and 10

The 49th annual Gillespie County Schuetzenfest will be at the Tivydale range Emil Fritz place on Saturday and Sunday August 9 and 10. Officials include Louis Kordzik as president Ernst Kallenberg secretary Louis Moellering Sr treasurer Emil Fritz president of the sponsoring club and Louis Kunz secretary treasurer. Dances with Herman and orchestra Saturday and Texas Playboys Sunday. meals and refreshments provided on grounds.

Tivydale Range Emil Fritz Tivydale Club Louis Kordzik Ernst Kallenberg

Insurance Makes Crop Loss a Half Certainty for Swink

Wilmer Swink, Olney wheat grower and state AAA committeeman, faces total harvest loss due to excessive trains. Under Federal Crop Insurance, 50 percent of his 1941 yield is insured, with options for cash indemnity or certificates to be claimed later. Swink stored indemnity wheat at 98 cents in Young County loan. Producers may insure for 1942 before August 31 or before seeding the crop.

College Station Wilmer Swink AAA Olney Swink Federal Crop Insurance Corporation Federal Crop Insuranc Corporation Young County County Aaa

Richland Springs Junction Youths Win Free Trips

Three Texas Association of Future Farmers of America state champion judging teams were named winners of the Santa Fe railway 1941 educational awards at the annual convention in Marshall. Bay City dairy cattle team led by Joe Otha and Otis Birkner with coach J E Hutchinson will attend the national vocational congress in Kansas City. Richland Springs meat judging squad Howard England James Pool Charles Germany and coach Rt J Powellalso earned trips. Junction livestock team Billy Alien James Herring Horace Maddux with coach W W Gregory will join them.

Marshall Santa Fe Railway Texas Association of Future Farmers of America Bay City Junction Richland Springs National Vocational Congress Kansas City Joe Otha Otis Birkner Otis Alfred Birkner J. E. Hutchinson Howard England James Pool Charles Germany Rt. J. Powell Billy Alien James Herring Horace Maddux R. V. Hall H. R. Birdwell Fort Worth W. W. Gregory San Angelo

Tradition as Source of Faith in Catholic Doctrine

Catholic teaching upholds tradition as a source of faith alongside Scripture. St Paul and Matt 28 19 20 texts are cited to support oral transmission by Apostles and successors. St Iraneus emphasizes the Apostolic See of Rome as keeper of Gospel tradition.

St. Paul Christ Jesus Christ Earth Iraneus Lyons Rome Caurca

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Boy Black Widow Texas Winery First Baptist Church the Friendly Church Rev T. H. Alcorn Harper Methodist Church H. Ellis Thomas Hill Country Baseball League Baster Herbert Hoover Joseph P. Weidy Charles Lindbergh Uesavadcy Gerald KP. Nye S. A. Light Harper Opi Harper H-D J. L. Faris Dean Elking Richard Bierschwab A. D. Barker BK. L. Faris Schuetzenfest Floyd Cosper and Son Ed. L J. C. Cosper J. C. Stevens J. J. Rogers Paul Jones San Antonio V. A. Hopf Irene Glen Hopf Otto Rahe Albert Sagebiel Beatrice Dietrich Klaerner’s Park F. M. Floyd Clyde Floyd Houston Wilbur Seiders Austin Catholic Information
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