Parker visit at Gilbert Andersegg home Tuesday night
Mr and Mrs Wester B Parker visited the Gilbert Andersegg home Tuesday night.
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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1946
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Wester B Parker visited the Gilbert Andersegg home Tuesday night.
Mrs Romilda Petermann and Mrs Edmund Tatsch shopped in Harper Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Stella Duderstadt and Mrs Clarence St Clair visited Mr and Mrs Dan Arnold and children at Ballinger Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Earl Benner and children made a business trip to Kerrville Saturday. Arthur Loss made a business trip to Kerrville Wednesday, Leo Bode returned home from Fredericksburg hospital Tuesday and is doing nicely. Mr and Mrs Hugo Ahrens made a business trip to Fredericksburg Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Willie Klaehn and small son were Harper visitors Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Lee Goff, Mr and Mrs O B Walker, Mrs A B Barker, and Mr and Mrs Richard Blerschwaleg attended the Workers Conference at the Baptist Church in Harper Tuesday. Mrs Anton Esquell and son were Harper visitors Tuesday. The Reservation Home Demonstration Club met Thursday Feb 7 with Mrs O B Walker. Miss Sue Hawthorne demonstrated finishing woodwork and Mrs E Benner demonstrated candlewick bed spreads. There were nine members and one visitor present. Mr and Mrs Fred Nabers and Mr and Mrs Arthur Saenger and daughter of Kerrville were in Harper Sunday evening en route to Doss.
Walter Parker and Cadet Gene Parker of P. M. A. in San Antonio spent the weekend with the Walter Parker family. LaBonnie Parker married Calvin Tuckness of Pontotoc Wednesday night. Various Parker relatives and friends visited Kerrville Fredericksburg Harper and other nearby towns during the week.
First Lt. Thomas A. Hammon awaits orders to return to Ohio after two years on the Pacific front. Dispatches recount Korean customs, from shoe removal at home to gatherings with Yongchon chiefs, a lively party with music, drink, and ritual toasts. Guards note that many rural Koreans remain illiterate and engage in traditional practices, with a humorous glimpse of daily life and pranks such as missing boots.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Reed of San Antonio spent the weekend with Mrs Reed's parents Mr and Mrs W R Massey. Mrs Adolph Juenke, visiting her daughter in Kerrville, is visiting friends and relatives in Harper this week.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Oestreich and son of Fredericksburg and Mr and Mrs Gilley Stelte of San Antonio spent Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs Sam Parker. A sale ad promotes boys olive drab dungaree pants in sizes 6 to 16 for $1 48 and Aliso khakis up to $2 45 at a Texas store.
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