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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1956

Page

3

Answers In The Stars And The H Bomb's Tempest

The article links hydrogen bomb heat to stellar fusion, noting sun temperatures and explosive fronts. It cites the White House decision on January 31, 1950, and recalls Oak Ridge, Alamogordo, and Bikini trials, highlighting immense temperatures, timing, and evolving H bomb development.

Savannah River Bikini Fred Hoyle St. John's College, Cambridge Harper & Brothers New York Old Earth White House

Coop Loses Supreme Court Appeal in Texas Civil Case

The Texas Supreme Court declined to hear Central Texas Electric Cooperative Inc. and Stehling matter for want of jurisdiction. The San Antonio Court of Civil Appeals had upheld Judge Ferguson's ruling for Stehling, finding Inter alia lack of resident status in Gillespie County and no venue failure.

Supreme Court of Texas Central Texas Electric Cooperative Inc Arthur Stehling Coop San Antonio Court of Civil Appeals Ferguson Stehling Gillespie County Alfred Petsch Supreme Court

Farm Bureau Officers Attend Training Institute

Gillespie County Farm Bureau officers gathered for a training institute held in the Striegier Building offices last Saturday. Seated left to right: Charles Klinksick president, Leo Siz first vice president, Ben Evers director, Richard Kasper director, Carlos Grote committeeman. Standing: Levi Rusenberg er director, Rubin Wahrmund staff photo director, Alvin Ransleben director, Rubin Schneider second vice president, Theo Arlitt committeeman, Harry Ahrens secretary treasurer, Rubin Meier.

Farm Bureau Gillespie County Farm Bureau Striegier Char Les Klinksick Leo Siz Ben Evers Richard Kasper Carlos Grote Levi Rusenberger Rubin Wahrmund Alvin Ransleben Rubin Schneider Theo Arlitt Harry Ahrens Rubin Meier

Harper Locker And Grocery Opens Under New Ownership

Harper Locker and Grocery formerly Hopf's Locker and Grocery announces an open house on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Hosts Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moellendorf and Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Roeder will offer cof fee, punch and doughnuts. The store will offer custom butchering and processing along with a full meat and grocery line and is affiliated with IGA stores.

Harper Locker and Grocery Hopf

Lions Club Meets at Harper School for Ladies Night

The Harper Lions Club held its bi monthly meeting at Harper school on a Wednesday night. Judge Walter Lemmons of Junction spoke on Lionism and club activities while no business was conducted. A pleasant meal and social gathering followed.

Harper Lions Club Harper School Walter Lemmons Junction

Farm Bureau Holds Training Session in Gillespie County

Gillespie County Farm Bureau directors and committee men met for an all day session on Saturday January 28. Chas Klinksick presided and introduced J D Jordan Texas Farm Bureau Mason Texas as principal speaker. The program covered Farm Bureau history and philosophy and included state and national level issues. Local concerns warned residents to beware imposters posing as charitable representatives.

Gillespie County Farm Bureau Chas. Klinksick J. D. Jordan Texas Farm Bureau Mason Texas Farm Bureau Owever Isue

Farm Prices Drop Faster Than Consumer Costs, Report Says

College Station report notes farmers receive 39 cents of each retail dollar, the lowest since 1940, with 53 cents in 1945 and 42 cents in 1954. November retail prices down less than 2 percent from 1954 while farmer prices fell about 10 percent.

College Station Ezra Taft Benson Benson

Mrs S S Stewart Surprised On 81st Birthday

Mrs. S S Stewart marked her 81st birthday with a Sunday afternoon party at her home on January 26. Hostesses were Mrs. Felix Kensing and Mrs. R Bierschwale with WSCS members of First Methodist Church assisting. A group sang hymns, Mrs. Clara Wendel registered 30 guests, and Mrs. Stewart received a corsage from Mrs. Kensing.

S. S. Stewart Felix Kensing R. Bierschwale WSCS First Methodist Church Ruben Bode Clara Wendel Stewart Kensing Mesd Tracy Tobin Freda Bagh Bessie McDougall R. B. Goff J. F. Cook Sarah Casper Wm. Keen Floyd Boatright Frank Staudt Douglas Buderstadt C. N. Taylor Gordon Harper Eddie Kensing J.J. Rogers F. M. Floyd A. C. Wendel Lydia Bierschwale Carl Ochier Anita Thurman Mattie Arnold Max Lange Chester Moses Walter Parker Dolores Duderstadt Juanita Bierschwab Minnie Hill Scotty Lee Taylor

Birthday Surprise Fetes Mrs. Ernest Kramer at 69

Mrs. Ernest Kramer was honored with a surprise birthday dinner at home on Sunday January 29 for her 69th birthday. All six children and 17 grandchildren attended with a deli cious chicken dinner. The gathering included Mrs. Hedwig Filter and multiple Kramer relatives from Fredericksburg Kerrville Tivydale and other towns.

Ernest Kramer Fredericksburg Mr. Kramer Hedwig

Helping Hand Club Supports March of Dimes With Tamales and Quilt

The Helping Hand Club contributed 59 dollars for the March of Dimes benefit and sponsored a tamale sale. The group will meet at Mrs. Albert Maner’s home on Thursday February 9 at 2 30 p m.

Helping Hand Club Albert Maner

Sleet Covers County as Schools Close and Scouts Mark Birthday

Harsh sleet and light snowblanket the Texas Hill Country causing school closings countywide. Roy Roberts and Hugo Klein, locals, report savings on power as county polio benefit sets a new record despite poorer attendance.

Texas Harper Harold Rahe Rahe Roy Roberts Hugo Klein Fredericksburg Klein

Seven Year Old Jo Ann Esquell Catches Monarch Butterfly

Jo Ann Esquell a seven year old second grader at Harper School observed an orange black monarch with a white wing spot on October 22 1955 while in Tivydale community. She followed it to blue and white wildflowers where it was captured and later sent to the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto. The butterfly tagged in Rockport Texas October 18 traveled to the Hill Country in four days. The museum credits the find to her observer ship and note its Danaus Plexippus species as monarchs migrate between California Gulf coasts and northern breeding grounds.

Little Jo Ann Esquell Harper School Joe Esquell Tivydale Community Jo Ann Royal Ontario Museum of Zoology and Paleontology Toronto Canada Harper High School F. al Urquhart Rockport Texas Jack Hager California Gulf King William of Orange King Billy Danaus Plexippus

Annual Polio Benefit in Harper Draws Strong Turnout

R K Williams science teacher at Harper High notes record attendance and funds at the annual polio benefit held last Saturday night in the Harper school gym. He thanks the committee merchants Dr L W Feller guest speaker Lem Jones MC and local ministers plus musicians and press for their help.

Floy Bode Harper School Bode Merchants of Harper L. W. Feller Lem Jones

Official Boy Scout Week Poster 1956 Observances

More than 4.1 million Cub Scouts Boy Scouts Explorers and leaders nationwide will observe Boy Scout Week February 6 to 12 marking the 46th anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America. Since 1910 Scouting has served over 24.5 million people. The Four-Year Program Onward for God and My Country is launched in 1956 to prepare boys for today and tomorrow. Rededication ceremonies will be held February 8 at 104000 units nationwide.

Boy Scouts of America America Bo Scouts of America

Boy Scouts Observe 46th Anniversary This Week

National officials in Washington and governors nationwide join four million Scouts for the Four-Year Program Onward for God and My Country during Boy Scout Week February 6 to 12. The 46th anniversary marks 24.5 million participants since 1910 and 4.1 million current members in 104 thousand units. The program emphasizes God, country, and democratic ideals with a George Washington painting to be sent to President Eisenhower and reproduced for state capitals.

George Washington Eisenhower America

Social Security Representative Here February

The social security representative will visit Fredericksburg Texas on Thursday February 9 1956 at 1 00 pm in the Commissioner’s Court Room. The Austin office of the Social Security Administration offers this community service for local residents.

Social Security Fredericksburg Texas Commissioner's Court Room Austin The Social Security Administration

Texas Public School Week Proclaimed by Gov Shivers

Gov Allan Shivers proclaims Texas Public School Week March 5 to 10 to encourage visits to public schools and public support. The Texas Citizens Committee on Education led by John McKee of Dallas promotes the event with a goal of over 1.5 million citizen visits statewide.

Texas Allan Shivers Texas Citizens Committee On Education John McKee Dullas Shivers Republic

Stamps Quartet to Perform Sunday at School Gym

Mrs Earl Walker and children visit Midland husband convalescing at his mother Mrs Nath Walker home 400. Public invited to hear the Stamps Quartet in the school gym Sunday night February 5 at 8 00 p m.

Earl Walker Midland Nath Walker Stamps

Local Children to Be Photographed Free for Publication

The Harper Herald invites parents to bring children to the Sportsman Cafe on Thursday February 9 between 10 am and 6 pm for free photos by Waltz Studios of Des Moines. Images will appear in a forthcoming Citizens of Tomorrow feature. no obligation, no subscription required.

Harper Herald The Herald Sportsman Cafe Waltz Studios Des Moines Iowa Mra A. C. Nendo

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