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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1963
Page
1
A historical sketch praises Yellowstone National Park as a snowbound valley with dramatic waterfalls, blue lakes, lofty peaks, deep chasms, and boiling springs. It notes early explorers, frontier lore, and the region’s preserved beauty attracting visitors today.
The Harper Chapter of the Future Farmers of America and the Harper 4 H Club express thanks to the buyers who supported their annual project sale. Contributions from local businesses and individuals are acknowledged.
The community hosts a square dance Friday evening February 16 at the Legion Hut. Invites go out to all. Various local names and sponsors appear in the event listing.
Miss Sharon Elaine Cash and Glenn Brown Whitewood wed in a 2 PM ceremony at First Baptist Church Del Rio with Rev. John Henry Cash officiating. Attendants wore peau de soie gowns and the reception followed in Fellowship Hall. The couple will reside at 702 East Sixth Street. Whitewood works at Del Rio National Bank.
Article from Changing Times Kiplinger Magazine explains casualty loss deductions for homeowners. It notes losses must be sudden or unusual and not covered by insurance. examples include burst boilers, burst pipes, vandal damage, storm damage, and termites.
Mr and Mrs Robert Earl Arbaugh welcomed twins a boy and a girl on Tuesday February 5 at Peterson Hospital The mother is Mary Duderstadt daughter of Mr and Mrs M R Duderstadt of Ker ville Jones Grandparents Mrs C T Mahler and Mrs John Duderstadt Great grandparents were mentioned The piece also notes visits and social events involving local residents and families with several names and places including Sweetwater Lubbock San Antonio Ingram and others
Roman Sterling, the thirty fourth Harper Legionnaire to pass in review, enlisted July 13 1944 at Fort Sam Houston. After basic at Camp Walters and 10 day furlough he shipped from Fort Ord to the Pacific, served with Company F 34th Infantry 24th Division in the Philippine Liberation, hospitalized 30 days, then stationed in Japan as guard on a POW ship before discharge at Fort Sam Houston August 19 1946 as Technician Fifth Grade. He returned to farming and ranching, married Verena Jenschke April 14 1948 and has four children Barbara Elaine David Evelyn. Active in Harper Post American Legion, he has served as post commander and finance officer.
The American Legion Auxiliary met Friday evening February at the Legion Hut. The president appointed Mrs Anna Faye Bode and Mrs Rickie Tatsch to plan a float for the Centennial parade. Refreshments were served by Mrs Ed Bailey and Mrs C N Taylor after adjournment.
A Harpe Centennial pageant committee spokesman said research and writing are complete, chairmen are appointed for scenes, and cast members must design their own costumes and attend practice sessions. Dress rehearsals will be announced later, and participants are urged to research their roles. An additional hack is needed for the pageant and loans are requested.
The St James Lutheran Women held a general meeting January 25 at 2 30 p m in the parish house The group opened with O Savior Precious Savior a Milwaukee convention report was given and prayers were said Refreshments were served by The Hope Circle.
Gov. Juhi Cunnady proclaims Thursday February 14 as Wool and Mohair Day in Texas aligned with the Peras International Wool and Mohair Show during the San Antonio Livestock Exposition. Edwin M Jackson of Eldorado chairs the advisory committee. the event highlights the industry from fleece to fabrics and draws international participants.
Fragmented local note describes a community cleanup in Harper during June focusing on removing dead trees and debris. Mentions volunteers and a call to action for residents to participate in citywide efforts.
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