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Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1942

Page

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Local Residents Visit and Travel Notes

Mr. and Mrs Ed Tatsch and others visited the Lott home Monday evening. Fredericksburg and Kerrville are frequent stops for residents including Bernhardt, Bode, Cottle, and Perll families. Several trips to San Antonio Johnson City Quemada and Harper are listed with brief visits and medical care.

Ed. Tatsch Hugo Ahrens Ed. Marschall Romilda Petermann Arthur Lott J. R. Perll and Son Fredericksburg Levi Maddox Johnson City Chester Bernhardt San Antonio Mr. Bernhardt Forest Bode Louis Lott Lott Dean Hopf Peggy Jim Peril Roy Cottle Howard Harper Victor Marshall Quemada Pete Baethge Lee Goff Kerrville Clifford Bode P. O. Bode B. O. McDonald Howard Cottle

Hilda Boy Claims Big Badger in Beaver Creek Area

Werner Koch an 18 year old from the Hilda community shot a large Badger near Beaver Creek on the Frank Geistweidt ranch. The animal weighed about 30 pounds and was reportedly the first in the area in 30 years.

Werner Koch John Koch Hilda Frank Geistweidt Beaver Creek Werner

Obituary of Ernst E. Wilke Jr in Kerrville

Ernst E Wilke Jr born May 20 1906 at Albert died Dec 14 1942 in Kerrville aged 36 6 24 He married Nora Doehler Feb 27 1930 They lived in Fredericksburg Junction and Kerrville since 1932 Survived by widow one son Kermit parents Felix L Wilke four sisters and other relatives Funeral at Smith Funeral Home Kerrville with Rev Walter C Probst burial in Glen Rest Cemetery

Ernst E. Wilke, Jr Albert Ernst Wilke Kerrville Nora Doehler Fredericksburg Junction Kermit Felix L. Wilke Harry Land W.B. Hohmann Llano Erwin Land Frank French Smith Funeral Home Walter C. Probst Glen Rest Cemetery

Death of Chester Heimann in Boerne from long illness

Chester Heimann born January 11, 1900 in Fredericksburg died December 15, 1942 in Boerne after a prolonged paralysis and illness at age 42. Survived by mother Rosa and brother Herbert of Kennedy. Rosary said. funeral at St. Mary’s Church. interment in local Catholic cemetery. Nearby notices mention visits and gatherings in Harper and area communities.

Chester Heimann Fredericksburg August Heimann Boerne Rosa Heimann Herbert Heimann Kennedy Schatter F. X. Wolf St. Mary's Church

Fredericksburg Visitors and Local Trips Highlight Weekend

A flurry of local visits and business trips across Fredericksburg and nearby towns. Families including the Kensing, Schmidt, Gamel, Ochler, Honig, Brown, Whitewood, Rahe, Kirchhoff, Duderstadt, Casper, Schmidt, Russel, and Doris Brown were seen traveling to Fredericksburg, Harper, Douglas, and other nearby locales Saturday through Monday.

Felix Kensing Fredericksburg Chas. Schmidt David R. J. Gamel John S. Whitepone Herbie Ochler Delbert Dan Honig Alfred E. R. Brown Audrey Mae J. S. Whitewood Dorthy Nell Inez Hubert Rahe August Kirchhoff Helen Douglas Duderstadt Worth Floyd Casper Ed. L David Schmidt W. C. Russel Harper Bill Helen Doris Brown

Local residents visit across towns and hunting success noted

Mrs. Joe Welsh returns to Leakey to visit her son on furlough. Ernst Lange and Mrs. Langbein of Hye visit Max Lang family. Howard and the Cottle family from Fredericksburg visit. George Smith and Mac Scarbrough harvest a 10 point and 17 point deer. Corpus Christi visitors Jesse Brown and Milton Eckert stop at Wallace Brown’s. Pauline Bierschwale and Lora Sageser visit Kerrville guests Lois Casper. Juanita Parker weekends with sister in Fredericksburg. Dorothy Oehler and Louis Shearer of Corpus Christi visit Oehler parents. A J Kinsey and Joe Ann Kinsey conduct Kerrville business. Lon Parker of Round Mountain visits Harper. Clint Brown family and Mrs Barrett visit Lemuel Jones at San Antonio hospital.</S>

Joe Welsh J. W. Weldon Leakey Ernst Lange Langbein Hye Max Lang Roy Cottle Howard Carol Cottle Little Son Fredericksburg George Smith Mac Scarbrough Theo. Oehler A. J. Kinsey Joe Ann Kerrville Lon Parker Round Mountain Harper Clint Brown Bobie Char He Barrett Lemuel Jones Nix Hospital San Antonio

No Santa Claus Forever Faith in Christmas Spirit

Excerpt reflects enduring belief in Santa Claus as a comforting symbol for children, arguing his existence transcends time and millennia. The passage emphasizes joy and optimism tied to holiday folklore, portraying Santa as a perpetual source of gladness for youth.

Santa Claus Virginia

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