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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1958

Page

2

Townsend Thanks Harper Voters

Townsend McCulloch County's Terry Townsend the District 74 Democratic nominee thanked voters in Harper after winning a clear majority in the first primary. He carried four counties with about 60 percent of total votes and plans a weekly newspaper column for constituent updates. Becky Sue Moore visits grandparents. Wayne Barrett family from San Antonio visits. Johnny Meyer from Bronx visits Howard Walker.

Terry Townsend McCullocn Harper Townsend Burnet Gillespie Lampasas Llano McCulloch San Saba Sylvia

Gillespie County Bond Sales Hit 37.1 Percent of Goal

Bond committee chairman Matthew E F Pyka Jr reports Gillespie County reached 37.1 percent of its 195 000 000 goal for 1958 with 6 396 in June and 78 805 for the first half Texas first half 1958 savings bonds totaled 8850 546 up 3 4 percent from 1957 with supporters urging national strength through personal investments.

Matthew EF. Pyka Jr Gillespie County Texas Pyka

Kneese Kin Spend Week Visiting Grandmother

Johnny Kneese of New Braunfels along with Wayne and Glen Kneese of Kerrville spent a week visiting their grandmother Mrs Ida Kneese.

Johnny Kneese New Braunfels Wayne Glen Kneese Kerrville Ida Kneese Quo- My Tommy Kneese

Masseys Visit Kin in San Antonio and Austin Trip

Mr and Mrs W R Massey visited Frank Massey and wife in San Antonio with their daughter and husband. Frank Metzger spent the weekend in Austin with Mr and Mrs L W Taylor and children. Lawrence Metzger Jr returned from three weeks in La Grange with relatives. A supper honoring Mr and Mrs Joe Moore featured Leslie Warpers Vede Russells and R G Bieischwale.

W. R. Massey Mr. Massey Frank San Antonio Sunda al Mueller Llano Frank Metzger Austin L. W. Taylor Lawrence Metzger Jr la Grange Joe Moore Leslie Warpers Vede Russells R. G Bieischwale

Farm Bureau Queen crowned in Gillespie County contest

Maxine Heinemann daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Heinemann Morris Ranch was named Gillespie County Farm Bureau Queen at Peter's Hall after a contest with eight entrants Idabelle Rode was runner up Kathryn Ottmers previously reigned Rosie Fritz Patsy Geller Mann Myrtle Kramer Nowana Riba and Vernell Sulte meter were contestants Judges included Marjorie Williams Richard Blume and Edgar Moss Alfred Shorty Crenwelge served as master of ceremonies Performances by Joyce Meier Linda Meier Crystal Nixon Patty Lane Oestreich Linda McWilliams Carol Moldenhauer Lawrence Crenwelge and James Walendorf were featured A coronation by Charles Klinksick completed the event Cookies and punch followed. Miss Heinemann will represent the association at tonight's Mohair coronation.

Farm Bureau Maxine Heinemann Lawrence Heinemann Morris Ranch Gillespie County Etey's Well Gillespie County Farm Bureau Peter's Hall Miss Heinemann Idabelle Rode Rega Rode Cherry Springs Kathryn Ottmers Rosie Fritz Patsy Gellermann Myrtle Kramer Nowana Riba Vernell Sultemeter Marjorie Williams Kerr County Richard Blume Edgar Moss Llano County Farm Bureau Alfred Shorty) Crenwelge Joyce Linda Meier

Best service you ever had 4.4 percent note

A concise line notes 4.4 percent as a benchmark for the best service. No additional context provided.

Local residents visit kin across Texas and Oklahoma

The column lists multiple visits including Mrs. Ben Thomas with sister Mrs. Martha Nehrmeyer in Carnige Oklahoma and planned visits with daughter Mrs. R W Smith in Odessa and family. Kerrville guest Ida Kneese, Prade Ranch visits, Fredericksburg afternoon calls, Bishop family travel, Temple and New Braunfels stops, and freestanding notes on illness and recovery. Large parks and diamond mine note conclude.

Ben Thomas Martha Nehrmeyer Carnige Oklahoma R. W. Smith Odessa

Farm Loan Ass'n meeting draws 160 attendees in Kerrville

About 160 members from Bandera, Blanco, Gillespie, Kendall and Kerr counties attended Kerrville’s National Farm Loan Ass'n meeting at Stovall's Golden Ox. Rev Breihan offered the invocation, Mayor Pressler welcomed guests, and Louie Throgmorton of Dallas urged faith in America's future. The business session reported over $500,000 in loans since 1957, capital and reserve totals, and 607 loans totaling over $3.5 million. Directors were re elected and officers confirmed with Fuchs as president.

Bandera Blanco Gillespie Kendall Kerr Counties National Farm Loan Ass'n of Kerrville Stovall B. E. Breihan H.A. Pressler Associatn Louie E. Throgmorton Dallas America H. T. Fuchs Association Max O. Reinbach Reinbach Aime Frank Real Fuchs Blanco County R. B. Nanhin Kerr County Max ©. Reinbach J. C. Galelant B. G. Hale Kendall County W. H. Stevens Sr Murry

Local visitors and travelers noted in Junction region

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Patterson of Junction called on Mrs. Wm. Keen Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nichols of Sonora are visiting friends and relatives here this week. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hopf and their children left Friday for a trip through the western states and Yellowstone National Park.

Arvin Tatsch Arnold Markworth Albert Black Katy Roy Roberts Frank Patterson Junction Wm. Keen Fred Nichols Sonora Dean Hopf States Yellowstone National Park

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