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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1967

Page

5

AH Club Week Emphasizes 4-H National Week

The piece promotes National 4-H Club Week observed March 29, urging support to counter juvenile delinquency. It extols 4-H members for learning farm skills, animal handling, and character development, praising the movement as a future national strength and wishing it success.

Advice From a Danish Immigrant Boy on Free American Life

A Danish immigrant boy in America offers counsel for any American reader. He urges individuality, independent thought, courage, tolerance, hard work, and personal responsibility. He emphasizes acting before others and living clean, with the belief that the United States will remain free and serve as an example to the world. General Wm. S. Knudson.

America

Dennis Schlueter plants 4000 peach trees on Goehmann Lane

Dennis Schlueter, son of Mrs. Theresa Schlueter, planted about 45 acres on Goehmann Lane with 4000 peach trees from a February shipment. Varieties include Early Harvest, Cornet, Suwanee, Red Haven, Rich Haven, Hale Haven, Elberta, and Pio-Oso-Gem, signaling growing fruit industry in Gillespie area.

Dennis Schlueter Theresa Schlueter Goehmann Lane Stuenail Gillespie Schlueter Sunhaven Suwanee Red Haven Rich Haven Hale Haven

San Angelo Show Opens with Fat Lamb Judging and Field Day Highlights

Kimble County reports the San Angelo stock show beginning with fat lamb judging as entries from local youths including Keesie Rothmann and Bruce Rieck compete. The same edition notes a beef bull gain test at Menard with average gains above 2.5 pounds daily, Ed Menchaca and Ed Barfield earning pecan show placings, plus pecan weevil concerns and a planned April 22 field day.

San Angelo Keesie Rothmann Bruce Rieck Billy Candy Henderson Laura Lee Wanda Lockett Kenneth Nannowsky Menard Aubrey Rothmann H. H. Kothmann J. LD. Consett Hayden Lawler Edward Menchaca Ed Barfield Edwards Kimble County San Sabas

Debate over UN funding and Cuban agriculture plan

The letter condemns a proposed UNESCO driven $1.5 million UN funding to promote agriculture in Castro's Cuba. It urges Congress to block American contributions and questions U.N. membership, while criticizing domestic programs like a revived Civilian Conservation Corps and a new Peace Corps style effort.

United Nations Castro Cuba Unesco U.N Paul Hoffman U.S.A Congress Civilian Conservation Corps Liszht Coun- Zecss Tne Peace Corps Cone Up Watch Federt

Catholic Church Schedule of Masses and Activities

On Sunday March 10 Masses at 8 and 9 30 and a School of Religion for children and youth. Monday at 7 Deanery meeting of Youth Sodality and 8 board meeting of deanery CYO. Tuesday 7 30 Study club and choir practice. Wednesday 8 Mass and Lenten devotions and Catholic Action Councils meet. All are welcome to attend any service or walk in.

Stonewall Johnson City Austin Ion Ing Wonas Oor Tanelel Ana WU Wwe Bulls Head Walter Aid School of Religion Deanery Meeting of Youth Sodality Deanery Cyo Catholic Action Councils

Second Sunday in Lent at O James Lutmeran Church

W E Doerr pastor leads Sunday School at 9 30 a m and Worship at 10 30 a m with Francis Floud as Sunday School Superintendent. The piece notes political debates on federal aid to education and Medicare funding, plus a 50th anniversary series of services from March 10 to 14 and a push for public attendance.

David J. Gallaher Francis Floud Calisites Ua Re Voletuniat Sto Medicare Apparesthy

Terrace Building and Brush Control in Gillespie County

Henry Feller near Fredericksburg extends old terraces with new outlets to spread runoff and reduce erosion while contour farming helps maintain terrace capacity. Marvin Ahrens works 40 acres cedar control for wildlife protection and weather shelter. Dewey Chase renovates eight acres to perennial grass and James Semumer clears 33 acres of mesquite with a dozer mounted sting. services at area farms cited.

Henry Feller Fredercksburg Meusebach Creek Feller Marvin Ahrens Heis James Semumer Fredericksburg

Church Services Listings

Pentecostal Church led by Carlos B. Parker offers Bible study at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesdays, Sunday School at 10:00 a.m., Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m., and Evangelistic Service at 7:00 p.m. First Baptist Church under Rev. Jimmy O Bryant features Sunday School 10:00 a.m., Worship 11:00 a.m., Evening Service 7:30 p.m., and Wednesday prayer meeting at 7:30 p.m. Both invite all to attend.

First Baptist Church Jimmy O Bryant

Wieser plans planting of ten acres of lovegrass pasture

Mark Wieser proposes to seed about 10 acres of abandoned crop land on the Sis. J. Wieser line, one line south of Frieder, with Weeping lovegrass, a deep reed introduced perennial, after plowing and disk harrowing to prepare a clean firm seedbed.

Mark Wieser J. Wieser Frieder WCKS Ula

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