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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1954

Page

4

Advances In Underwater Warfare and Allied Innovations

A Cleveland group develops lighter engines for so called Killer submarines and non magnetic engines, aiding underwater defense alongside the Nautilus. Navy plastics yield a seven ton per square inch adhesive, with parts and tapes bonding under stress better than bolts. New ultra small radio tubes for fighter planes prompt refrigeration challenges for the X-3, forcing a high powered air cooled system to keep pilots safe.

Cleveland Group Navy American Science and Engineering Strckem Naval Ordnance Laboratory Electronica United States Air Force

Last Rites Held Friday For Judge Herman Usener

Herman Usener 74 Gillespie County official and attorney died in Fredericksburg Hospital Wednesday. He served as county attorney clerk and judge and helped drive the county road bond issue and road system. Survived by wife Dora Priess son Victor Usener brother Otto Usener and sister Mrs Ewald Schmidt. Funeral Friday at Schaetter Funeral Home with Arion Male Choir. interment City Cemetery. pallbearers listed.

Herman Usener Gillespie County Fredericksburg Usener Sam Houston Normal Huntsville University of Texas Dora Priess Victor Usener Otto Usener Ewald Schmidt Schaetter O. Lindenberg Arion Alfred Petsch Pat Dooley Dick Hoerster Victor Sagebiel J. B. Wieser Jarvis Wieser Wm. Schneider Agnes Sagebiel Raymond Kneese Fred Mathisen Eddie Stein Alf. Cameron Emil Riley Dick Miller Arnold Knees

Mr and Mrs Ben Thomas Return From Galveston

Mr and Mrs Ben Thomas returned one day last week from Galveston where Mr Thomas had gone for medical attention.

Ben Thomas Galveston Mr. Thomas

Family Gatherings Highlight Texas Social Notes

Mr and Mrs George Wahl and daughter Rosalene of Fredericksburg attend a Sunday afternoon event with Mr and Mrs Max Clares of San Antonio and Mr and Mrs Edwin Lang family members. The brief social item notes travel and reunion details with a casual local tone.

George Wahl Rosalene Fredericssourg Max Clares San Antone Edwin Lang

CTEC Members Cast Straw Ballot For HQ Site

Central Texas Electric Cooperative members cast a straw ballot on headquarters location with Llano Masarch and Fredericksburg named. Ballots returned by Tuesday noted costs for each site including 60000 for new Fredericksburg Mason buildings and 16000 remodelling in Llano, plus a 10000 Llano warehouse build if moved. Mason and Fredericksburg offered free building sites.

Central Texas Electric Cooperative Llano Mascrt Fredericksburg Mason Mason and

Essar Bull and Vogel Female Sweep Hill Country Angus Sale

Essar Bull and Vogel Female topped the Fourth Annual Hill Country Angus Sale at the Fair Grounds. Champion bull sold for 700, champion female for 580, with 50 animals bringing 12 925 and an overall sale average of 264. Drouth and lower cattle prices cited as factors. Raymond Keyser led purchases with seven head totaling 1 235. Directors named plus new officers at the Monday meeting.

Bar Prince Essar Essar Ranch San Antonio Lucy V Herman Vogel New Braunfels Fair Grounds Frederick O. H. Grona & Sons Fredericksburg Erica 9 John K. Riggs Texas A&m College Extension Service Jesse Garrett Cisco Gary L. Finch Center Point Marie Brooks Camp San Saba Walter Hillert Mason G. H. Ricks Lampasas

Author Dies Of TB Before Book Is Published

Lois Parker died at 37 in a Colorado sanitarium last month two weeks before her book The Calcified Cliffs was published. In a life sketch she notes she wrote the work to help TB patients avoid her earlier mistakes and misunderstandings about hospitalization. The Texas Tuberculosis Association will provide copies to TB patients across Texas through its affiliates.

Austin Lois Parker Colorado Pansy Nichols Texas Tuberculosis Association Texas TTA Miss Nichols

Gift Shop Party Aids Legion Hospital Patients

The American Legion Auxiliary of Sageser-Haas Post No. 650 held a Gift Shop Party on November 30 1954. Volunteers collected gifts valued at about 55 dollars to be sent to the Legion Hospital for patients to select gifts for their families at home for Christmas. Freshments of cookies and coffee were served and thanks given to all who contributed.

American Legion Auxiliary Sageser-Haas Post No. 650 Legion Hospital

Doe Kill Sow 652 Reported Wednesday Morn

In Gillespie County the doe kill moved slowly with 652 deer brought to two check stations by Wednesday morning as the season nears its December 15 close. Wilson City station counted 400 mostly in good condition, while Cherry Springs reported 252 deer with several bucks shot and horn shedding noted due to poor forage and weather.

Gillespie Co Wilson City W. N. Lee Lee Cherry Springs Bucc

Beware Of Deadly Carbon Monoxide

Public safety notice from Dr. Henry A. Holle warning Texans about carbon monoxide dangers as winter approaches. Highlights include symptoms, sources of CO, and ventilation tips for homes and garages. Reminders cover proper heater use, air supply, emergency steps, and urging fresh air and medical help if exposure occurs.

Austin Texas Henry A. Holle

American Legion Auxiliary Metres at Sagder-Haas Post

On December 2, 1954, the Sagder-Haas Post No. 630 American Legion Auxiliary met with President Mrs. Ruben Bode presiding. Reports covered the Gift Shop Party and cake sale at the turkey shoot led by Mrs. Verdie Fletcher. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Dayton Rahe and Mrs. Victor Harper.

American Legion Auxiliary Sagder-Haas Post No. 630 Harper Ruben Bode Turley Verdie Fletcher Dayton Rahe Victor Harper

Craig Lee Lange Christening Honored at Spaeth Home

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Spaeth hosted a Sunday dinner to honor their grandson Craig Lee Lange on his christening at St. James Lutheran Church. Sponsors Kelton Lange Janice Spaeth and Pearl Geistweidt attended a gathering with Maz and M’s Max Lange and son Keiton Carolyn Maxwell Elgin Geistweidt Mrs Geistweidt of Doss and Dr and Mrs W J Geernex.

Raymond Spaeth Craig Lee Lange Elmer Lee Lange St. James Lutheran Church Kelton Lange Janice Spaeth Pearl Geistweidt Maz M.'s Max Lange Keiton Carolyn Maxwell Keerville Elgin Geistweidt

Mrs Paul Staudt Hosts Sewing Circle Meeting

The Friendly Swing Circle met at Mrs Paul Staudt’s home on Thursday November 18 with several members present. Refreshments were served and the group planned a Christmas party for Tuesday December 14 at Mrs Fred Gammentiates home. Each member to bring a gift plus one for a guest.

Paul Staudt Suesday Fred Gammentiates

Petmecky to chair Hill Country Day at San Antonio Exposition

Bill Petmecky of Stredericksburg is named chairman of Hill Country Day for the February 1827 San Antonio Livestock Exposition. The Hill Country observance occurs Monday February 21 with other San Antonio trade area groups saluted during the 10 day event. Rex Allen stars at the exposition with a top premiums total of 90000 and livestock and horse show premiums totaling 587000. The fair will feature cattle sheep goats swine a top horse show Don Franklin carnival a large military and commercial exhibit and a farm and machinery show. Rodeo tickets remain 360 boxes 360 dress circle 240 lower balcony and 150 balcony.

Bill Petmecky Hill Country Day Livestock Sion Stredericksburg San Antonio Rex Allen

Mrs Lon Whetstone Visits Family Near Capus Christi

Mrs Lon Whetstone, visiting her daughter Mrs V L Tobias near Capus Christi, returned to Harper last week for a visit with her daughters Mrs Fred Whetstone and Mrs B J Mayhugh and their families.

Lon Whetstone V. L. Tobias Capus Christi Harper Fred Whetstone B. J. Mayhugh

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America Taylor Judge Herrman Usener Buddy CTEC Vogel Eesar Ranch Dudley Althaus E. D. Combs Leo M. Fry Abilene E. D Combs August Lindig Johnson City O. Kk Grana & Sons San Marcos Oliver Grote C. A. Stone Combs, Grote W. S. Cammack O. H. Gyona James C. Tucker Buda Herald Campion Amale Sarhee Oda Ra.o. Katadiiait Hraunfels Mrs. G Camp San Sale Fu. Su Rabke Wilsow City Stanley Leroy Rabke Rabkes B&b Little Son Willow City Graig Lee Lange Mrs Jesse Carvett Too Rigant John K. Riges Cobby Stewart Bean Ranch D. Comba Hi Country Ans Jommy Siew Jast
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