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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1951
Page
1
The Harper Herald weekly issue edited by Norman J Dietel lists Miss A Wendel as authorized reporter. The page includes subscription details at 150 per year and promotional promises about returns on investments and above average earnings.
A proposed program urges Texas to use youth exempt hunting licenses to teach responsibilities before youths hunt. The piece cites New York’s safety and ethics guidelines, recommends game wardens as educators, and calls for compulsory training and simple exams for applicants.
In a dramatic 1918 district title game at the FHS stadium Harper High’s Hal Ray and Eugene Strackbein led a narrow 18 19 victory over the Manor Mustangs. The final play featured a Strackbein pass and a blocked conversion as Harper secured the title by one point.
Church announcements list services across Harper including Sunday worship at 11 a.m. with sessions from Presbytery and Baptists inviting attendance. Notices include pastors and pages referencing church events, mass times, and upcoming programs with local obituaries not present.
A series of short notes recount visits and events. Reginald Morris and Cotton Walker visited John Morris. Richard Harlan finished Highway Patrol School in Austin and starts in New Braunfels. Albert Whetstone and children stayed at Henry Markworth’s in Midland. a 14 year old Parker killed a buck on the Parker ranch. Hutchinson and Mangold extended weekend visitors. Bierschwale family from Junction visited Arthur Bierschwale.
An old classified ad touts Roy Roberts Harper’s Roy's Barber Shop promising neat appearance with regular haircuts.
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