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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1966
Page
8
Doss Boy Scout Troop 132 plans an overnight hike to Theo Mund Ranch with a 1 30 p m. Saturday departure due to Friday football. The item notes local Thanksgiving gatherings and hunting reports from the Doss area, including names of families and attendees.
C A Stones column advises keeping evergreens moist through winter to prevent cold injury. It also covers cleanup of perennial beds, pruning timing, rose collar mulch use, and safe disposal of pressurized cans to prevent explosions and injuries.
Sec Udall of the Interior Department will be the keynote at the Green Oaks Inn Fort Worth for the Texas State Historical Survey Committee and Texas Historical Foundation banquet. About 400 expected. program includes Park Way Project preview by Texas Tech and HemisFair plans in San Antonio. Workshops and historic tours to Fort Worth Weatherford and Fort Richardson. Also notes on crop rotation and disease control for farmers.
James B. Marley, district manager of the Austin social security office, says benefits can now be paid if a disability is expected to last 12 months. Previously, claims required long indefinite duration or death. Five years of covered work in the past ten years is needed, not necessarily continuous, and the office is at 531 Barton Springs Road.
George Schulz and the son of Beaumont visited Mr. and Mrs. Hans Wachals. Their weekend guests at the Watkins Tarr home included John Tarr of Austin and Mr. and Mrs. James Tarr of Dallas. Miss Francis Floyd of Fburg and Mrs. A. C. Wendel joined for dinner Friday, with Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Mouser also as dinner guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sultemeier and children spent Thanksgiving with his parents in Sandy. Rev. and Mrs. W E Doerr and children celebrated with his parents in New Braunfels.
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