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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1962

Page

3

Nupials for Hohmann and Moellendorf Saturday

The wedding of Bessie Hohmann and Lew Moellendorf took place Saturday December 22 at 3 30 p m in First Baptist Church with Rev J N Coffman officiating. Attendants wore blue chiffon over taffeta and the couple greeted about 130 guests at a church reception.

Thei Tai Per Lew Moeilendorf First Baptist Harry Hohmann Willow City Fredericksburg Haigh School Ida Wanner Harper Harper High School Mooney Arr Vraft Kerrville Hohmann Linda Sue Hohmann Hoger Patricia de Hart San Antonio Chairtes Wanner Roger Roeder James Wienecke Eugene “Tooter” Parker Mark Hohmann

CTEC Receives $1,374,000 REA Loan for New Lines and Substations

Central Texas Cooperative learned from U S Senator Ralph Yarnborough that the Rural Electrification Administration approved a 1 374 000 loan to extend existing lines and build new substations to supply electric service to 800 new subscribers. W C Williams of CTEC Meyer said the REA loan followed a six month application by the REA CTEC board after a long range study by Johnson Marquis San Antonio engineers.

CTEC Central Texas Cooperative U. S Ralph Yarnborough Rural Electrification Administration Washington, D. C W. C. McWilliams Ctec Meyer Reactec Board of Directors Johnson & Marquis San Antonio McWilliams Central Texas Electric Cooperative Pedernales Electric Coop Lower Colorado River Authority Fredericksburg Buchanan Dam Castell Harper

Lubbock teachers wed in Denton chapel vows

Miss Lynda Lou Goodner and Lonnie Lee Mayhugh of Lubbock married at 8 p.m. in Denton First Methodist chapel. Rev. Tommy O Bryant presided. organist Virginia Brown accompanied Ann Wells as she sang. Couples wore satin gowns and received in Flynn Hall. The couple resides in Lubbock as both teach in local elementary schools.

Lynda Lou Goodner Lubbock Lonnie Lee Mayhugh Tommy O'’Bryant First Baptist Church of Harper First Methodist Church Denton Virginia Brown Ann Wells J. C. Goodner Dawn Odessa B. J. Mayhugh J. R. Mayhugh Corpus Christi James Allen Goodner Jim Bob Smith North Texas State University Mead Willie Self Albuquerque N.M Bill Kelley Laura Maples Gerald Riley Loy Ann Goan Dallas Mayhugh Denton High School R. E. Bayless Harper High School Baylor Vasiversity George R. Bean

Mooney Aircraft to Expand in Kerrville with New Plant

Mooney Aircraft will remain in Kerrville as expansion plans proceed after the Kerr County Industrial Foundation bought about 22 acres adjoining the airport. A new 150 by 500 foot clear span building is planned to house three production lines, with a projected five year growth. The initiative aims to attract more industry and create roughly 1.75 million dollars in payroll for 1962 as the company grows from 30 to about 400 employees.

Mooney Aircraft Kerrville Ralph Harmon Harmon Kerr County Industrial Foundation Jim Weatherby Industrial Foundation Chrs. Schreiner Bank Pope Kerr County Gillespie Kendall Landern Mooney Peterson Foundation Hiarmon Ohio

Harper FFA and 4 H Fat Stock Show Scheduled

The Harper FFA and 4 H Club fat stock show will be held at the Harper stock barn behind Harper Public School on Saturday January 13. V A teacher Clayton Massey says the annual event may have the largest entry in the show’s history with over 100 animals and poultry including calves fat lambs poultry swine registered goats and several breeds of registered sheep.

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Harper Centennial Beard Deputy Plan Aims For Fun

The Harper Centennial Board Committee plans to appoint deputies to fine men for beard violations starting after January 1 1963. Deputy court will preside over mock cases as fines fund the June 8 and 9 centennial celebration with events possibly extending to nearby towns.

Harper Centennial Board Committee Harper Centennial “Board Committee Clint Brown Halbiman Raymond Cottley Oscar Kiedler Gordon Harpe Alfred “Speedy Teciwearads Gaardon Per Cucut Raymond Cottle Cucu Harper Harper Trade Junction Mason Doss Kerrville Fredericksburg

PTA To Meet Jan 3 With Civic Participation Topic

PTA members will gather Thursday January 3 at 3 p.m. for the program on Good Citizenship and Civic Participation led by Mrs. J R Pert. A business meeting will follow and room count will be taken as the New Year begins.

Othe Elton Spencer J .R. Pert

Harper Longhorn Band Christmas Concert Delights Audiences

The Harper Longhorn Band staged a Christmas Concert with favorites like Sleigh Ride Winter Wonderland and What Child is This. Audience members joined in singing as the program concluded with holiday cheer while attendees from Texas Tech Texas U Austin and North Texas State College celebrated with families.

Harper Longhorn Band Carlton Wendel Dane Phillips Texas Tech Lubbock Delbert Oehter

Red Engleman to undergo surgery in January

Red Engleman now in the VA hospital Kerrville will undergo surgery there in January. He is spending a few days with his father Hugo Englemann at Nudway.

Red Engleman Kerr Ville Hugo Englemann Nudway

Tommy Harlans Honorees At Mr. and Mrs. Harlan

Mr and Mrs Tommy Harlan were honored at a regular square dance Friday night with a money tree given in thanks for efforts to keep the group together Refreshments were served. Several students home for the holidays from college include Elaine Bode June Braeullgam Kathy Duderstadt Karen Dittmar Jimmy Peril David Hopf and John Warren McDougall Mrs Frances Floyd spent the holidays with Clyde Floyd family at Baytown.

Tommy Harlan Harlans Elaine Bode June Braeullgam Kathy Duderstadt STSC San Marcos Karen Dittmar Texas University Jimmy Peril David Hopf John Warren McDougall Frances Floyd Clyde Floyd Baytown

County Officials To Take Oath Of Office January 2

Two new county officials will take oath at the Gillespie County Commissioners Court session on January 2 1963 at 9 a.m. George Worley will be justice of the peace Precinct 1 Felix Herber will be commissioner Precinct 1 Victor Sagebiel will be county judge Felian Scherer county clerk Reinhold Tatach county treasurer Alfred Petmecky district clerk Levy Rosenbusch commissioner Precinct 2 B L Enderle county surveyor. Holdover officials include Hugo Klaerner sheriff Marion Durst tax collector assessor Jarvis Wieser Marvin Roos commissioner Precinct 1 Guido L. Kuhlmann commissioner Precinct 3. County Judge Sagebiel notes offices closed only January 1.

Gillespie County Commissioners Court George B. Worley Justice of the Peace Felix Herber Victor Sagebiel Felian Scherer Reinhold Tatach Alfred Petmecky Levy Rosenbusch B. L. Enderle Hugo Klaerner Marion Durst Jarvis Wieser Marvin Roos Guido L. Kuhlmann Provinct 3

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