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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1964

Page

4

Auto Theft Rise Across Southwest States Sparks Alarm

David Roberts notes rising auto thefts in Texas and nearby states with a 21 percent jump in February 1963 compared to 1962. National totals show 19 400 stolen autos, 17 percent higher, and 2 000 unrecovered. Emphasis on unlocked cars and lock-your-car campaigns as deterrents. Baltimore’s lock-your-car program cut thefts by five percent in 1962.

David Roberts Texas Southwest National Automobile Theft Bureau Pacific Coast East Midwest United States Baltimore

Thank You Note From 4-H Show Lamb Buyer

A reader thanks Si for buying his 1H show lamb at the County 4-H and KFA Livestock Sale to fund his college and future PLAA work. Other brief items note visits by Mr. and Mrs. L H Harper to Kerrville, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dendy and kids with Edwin Kittmar’s family, Miss Frances Floyd’s Friday visit, and Mrs. Lydia Birch visiting Round Mountain to be with her ill mother in Keldel Hospital.

Brad Masse Lydia Birch Round Mountain Keldel Hospital

Harper 4-H Club News Tracks February Meeting

The Harper 4 H Club met in the Legion Hall on February 13 with new members Stanley Kramer Glenda Rahe and Debbie Harper. Rosa Lee Meeks the Gilles ne County Home Demonstration Agent received a wedding gift.

Harper 4H Legion Hall Stanley Kramer Glenda Rahe Debbie Harper Gillesne County Rosa Lee Meeks Tatsch Short Loo Heinemann

Junior Lutherans Gather for Birthday, Music, and Mural Dedication

The Junior Luvenacs of South James Lutheran met Friday February 1 1964 at 3 45 p m. Mortis Klarper read scripture. Walter Molder Gary Rahe collected offerings. David Meellerndad led prayers. Tammy Harper Kevin McMahon birthday noted. Pastor Doerr led baptism symbol. New wall mural Jesus and the Children hung in Educational Building. Library books distributed. Valentine exchange and refreshments followed. Stephen Doerr reporter.

Luvenacs So. James Lutheran Von Jesus Jim McSflahan John Melcher Glenn Hopf Stephen Doerr

American Legion Leader Zengler to Speak in Kerrville

John R Jack Zengler of New Braunfels, veteran radio commentator and American Legion leader, will speak Sunday February 23 at Kerrville Municipal Auditorium at 3 PM. He has lived in New Braunfels since 1957, serves as treasurer of Richards and Krueger Co, and hosts a KGNB program. He chairs the Americanism committee and authored a labor party pamphlet.

John R. tJack Zengler New Braunfels American Legion Kerrville Municipal Auditorium Zengler Canton Ohio Richards and Krueger Co Kerrville Garrett-Baker Post No Christian American KGNB Comal Post Post Americanism Committee United Electrical Radio Machinists Workers Association Commuuist Party

Ex-Student Banquet At Pioneer Village Details TLC Event

The February banquet at Pioneer Village honored TLC ex-students with Leo Spade elected vice president and Mrs Wo Bauo secretary. Rev Lange led invocations, with speakers including Coach Keller and Krishen Persaud. Alma Mater sung, 50 ex-es attended alongside officials and guests.

Revo Veo Laape Uy Seuss Sas Dloeusi Puessdtan Unetdi County Unapter Hastudent Associo Op de Wes Pootheran Colpe al Subuday Pioneer Village Leo Spade Nerivade Wo Bauo Secretars Beastier Dketmiat Ernest Gaenstweidt Mason Eve Ivan Ja Krishen Persaud TLC TLE Persaud India British Guinea Hamma Lutheran Divimity School Wittenberg University Springfield Ohio RP. AL Bracher Leon Spaeth Bobbie Mennix Zion Lutheran Church Kerrville Wayne Zimmermaann Hill Country H. F. Treptow Robert Haugen

Reed Family Surprise Birthday at Home

Edm. Reehs and Mrs. Edmund Reed were surprised by their children on a Monday night birthday gathering at their residence. The couple celebrates birthdays in February with daughter Lillian Mea and Reinhard Wehmeyer also sharing the date. Attendees included Alton Reed, Reinhard Wehmeyer Jr., Gary Wayne Reed, Charles Lang, and Larry Reed. Refreshments were served.

Edmund Reed

Fatal shooting follows dog dispute near Fredericksburg

Clarence E. Ford 46 of Kerrville shot and killed Harvey Light 24 after an argument over dogs and a calf near Fredericksburg on the Llano Highway. Ford surrendered, posted 7500 bail, and was jailed pending further proceedings. Light, a resident of Fredericksburg, left a widow and three children. Funeral arrangements were announced.

Fredericksburg Clarence E. Ford Kerrville Harvey Light Ford Llano Highway Light Gammenthaler Place Arthur Dietrich Basavera Carolyn Ann St. Clair Light Fredericksburry Chiluben Kerlsave A. Kelly Lee Kenton Lance Harveys Vo Licht Heaville Emmys Lambert Uvalde Pesents -Imdus, Mr. & Mrs. M. B. St Biesther Jaca Uvicle Lynda Mass Taylor Kathy Wes Men St. Chat Om Thurday Peboaheay YO Droser Co Rinera Thome Greenwood Cem Ciels

Life With Father to Open at San Pedro Phignouse

Joe Sateh of the San Antonio Little Theatre presents a strong cast for Life With Father by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse at San Pedro Playhouse. The 19th century family comedy portrays the Day family amid humor and hidden trials, tracing Clarence Jr. from Yale to Navy to bedbound life, reflecting life in 1964 America. Performances run February 21 22 27 28 29 March 5 6 7 with evenings except Sunday matinee March 1 at 2 30.

Clare Ce Bay Peete Ut San Peso San Antonio Joe Sateh Clarence Jr Yale Clarence Sr Stock Exchange Navy Clarense Day Jr Central Park America Father

Bess Wendel Twins Honored On 16th Birthday

Mr and Mrs Edgar Wendel honored their twin sons Jim and Tim Wendel on their 16th birthday with a supper at the C L Heard Ranch. Guests enjoyed games and gifts as friends extend good wishes. Mr and Mrs Carlton Shehannon were surprised at their Squaw Creek home with a house warming and tin knickknack gifts.

Edgar Wendel Thei Jim Tim Ther C. L. Heard Ranch Carlton Shehann Squaw Creek

Seth Maurer wedding anniversary observed at St An taeas

Mr and Mrs Kenry Maurer observed Seth wedding anniversary Sunday at St An taeas Parish Hall Hasper oi. A family chicken and ham dish was served followed by fellowship. Attendees included Robert Mather Sleeper Lottie Mrs Edmund Sprig Creek Clemens Maurer Bee Ville, Mrs Francis Kitte Trarper Elsie Mrs Robert Maar Tivedale Miss Gertrude Mather Harpe. Absent were Alfons Mintred Nazreth and Melissa Our Lady of the Lee Convent San Antoni Chief Cay. Guests came from Aurotin Comat Kerrville and Peter Rast.

Henry Vin Tlatper Seth St Antaeas’s Hasper Yne Cehildren Robert Mather Sleeper Lottie Edmund Ie Sprig Creek Clemens Maurer Bee Ville Chella Francis Kitte Trarper Elsie Robert Maar Tivedale Gertrude Mather Harpe Alfons Mintred Nazreth Melissa Our Lady of the Lee San Antoni Chief Cay Aurotin Comat Kerrville Peter Rast

Circus name lives on in enduring vaudeville era tribute

An old circus story recalls a legendary show named for its leader, touting a 30-plus act program with jugglers, tumblers, acrobats, wild animals and elephants. The text highlights a family friendly, gambling free environment and a renewed tour with lower prices and broader seats to attract audiences.

Iduna Julius Wala Bs Garcus Circus Gruuinis

Residents attend rodeo and visit family around Fredericksburg

A rambling social note from Doss and nearby towns details visits to Fredericksburg and San Antonio. Residents like Mia and Mrs Bernhard Coen Welge along with Thea Ransleben and others travel for family gatherings. Rainfall totals were light and crop prospects remain decent amid cool nights.

Vali Mia Bernhard Coen Welge San Antonio Lud Crenweigs Thea Ransleben Elemann Neh Predereksburg Maia Art Schroeder Carl Willnis Arcale Geistweidt Dennis Lange Aiiday Lennah Jo Baethge August Baethges Theo Mund Nolan Dittmar Leon Paul Spaeth Kerivile Otto Spaeths Martin Anderegg Elgin Jost Cherry Mountain Jim Faught Gon Mra Bobby Ricord Aikami Otto Spaeth William Frite Sr William Fritz Jr Comer Point Oscar Krauskupt Frederickaburg

Red Cross Bloodmobile Seeks 88 Pints March Fourth

The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at Community Hall on Wednesday March 5 from 1 to 7 pm, hosted by First Baptist Church. General chairman is Mrs. Bill Melton. A quota of 88 pints is requested, with past visits totaling 148 pints but short of 176. Blood donated in Gillespie County is free to recipients, and volunteers are urged to mark March 4 and help.

Red Cross First Baptist Church Bill Melton Harry Hartmann Gillespie County Red Cross Blood Program

Guest Pastor James Foster to Lead Sunday Service at Harper Church

James Edward Foster, senior student at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary, will be guest pastor at Harper Presbyterian Church on Sunday February 23. Foster, from Odessa, attended Odessa College and earned a BA from Austin College in Sherman in 1961 and played on the college baseball team. He serves in the Marine Corps Reserve and recently did field work at Fort Worth churches.

James Edward Foster Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary Austin Harper Presbyterian Church Foster Odessa College Austin College Sherman Eta Sigma Phi Marine Corps Reserve St. Stephen and Ridgela

Harper Lions Plan Drive To Promote LBJ Ranch Traffic

The Harper Lions Club held its bi monthly meeting with good attendance and two guests C L Brown and Lee Feuge. C L Brown was reinstated as an active member. A committee led by Gene Harper Roy Roberts and Floyd Bode will work with Fredericksburg Lions to explore advertising at the U S 290 and State 27 intersection to attract tourists to the Johnson ranch area. The club voted to restore the old log cabin in the park and appointed Brown Barrett and Dean Hopf to carry out future fundraising funded projects.

Harper Lions Club C. L. Brown Lee Feuge Lee Schmdt Gene Harper Roy Roberts Floyd Bode Fredericksburg Lions Club Chamber of Commerce U. S. 290 State 27

TCU to Present Original Ballets With San Antonio Symphony

The TCU corps de ballet, about 100 students from 21 states, will perform four original ballets choreographed by David Preston as the finale to the San Antonio Symphony's 25th anniversary season on Saturday evening at Municipal Auditorium. The program includes Bur mese Festival Dance, Les Preludes, The Painter, and Les Chap, with music by Lew Gillis and other works adapted for the occasion.

Corps de Ballet Texas Christian University San Antonio Symphony Cl Ballet Division of Ballet TCU David Preston Theatre Arts Department Preston Nia Hindenuth Mathis der Maler Lew Gillas Conneaut Municipal Auditorium

Harper locals host visitors and note new homes in town

Harper residents hosted guests over the weekend including Fred Nabers Le H Harper and Burton Brown of Kerrville. A. J. Kitesy and Oliver Hopf families visited. two new homes are under construction by Eldane Brown and Henry Moellendorf. Additional visits include Kerrville Adolph Ersch and Kerrville Gerald Exman families, Uvalde Jerome Golds and children, and Llano Al Muellers with Mrs Massey.

Oliver Hopf Fred Nabers le H. Harper Burton Brown Kerrville A. J. Kitesey Harper Eldane Brown Henry Moellendorf

Mrs. Lydia Pederson Buried in Elberta Alabama

Funeral services for Mrs. Honig Pederson aged 68 were held in St. Mark's Lutheran Church Pensacola Florida with burial in Elberta Alabama. Born Lydia Honig on December 11 1896 in Llano County Texas she died February 10 at her daughter’s home in Alabama after her husband’s death a year earlier. Survived by daughter Verena Mrs Ralph Whitney two brothers Dan Sam Honig Ben Henig Ernst and two sisters Freda Mrs William Haynie Hulda Mrs Fred Clemens.

Honig Pederson St. Mark's Lutheran Church Pensacola Florida Elberta Alabama Lydia Honig Llano Texas Verena Ralph Whitney Dan Sam Honig Harper Ben Henig Castell Ernst Tyler Freda William Haynie Lakewood Califfornia Hulda Fred Clemens San Diego California

A J College Band Concert Monday Night

The Texas A J College Band of Kingsville will present a concert Monday at 7 30 pm in Fredericksburg. Under director Joe Bellamah the 20 piece ensemble features former FHS members Carol Amtlaerman, Radhury Klett and more. Volunteers are invited to assist overnight and should call Mrs Carl Kou for details.

Texas A&j Kingsville Piedericksburg Joe Bellamah Fredericksburg

Fernsville Mattress Co Promises Restful Nights

In a terse ad style notice Kerrville area firm proclaims old mattresses made new with innerspring service. Ald work felled with guaranteed quality as customers leave orders with Harper Locket Plant Mayfielde Mate tress Company in Kerrville.

Harper Locket Mayfielde Matetress Company Kerrville

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Mrs. L. H. Harper J. R. Hart Bill Dendy Tidren Edwin Kittmar Frances Floyd Harper 4-H Club News Hi He Stonewall Uacksov Junior Lutherans Mat Kermie Sun Jack Zengler Win. Lange E.es Losai San Pedro Bess Wendel By Harry Wahrmund Makem College Information Center Kenry Maurer Heme Gucus Comaiz Cisang Cn Greatmenican Maren Bow Lod Soabs Alan David Gallagher The Presbsterian Church Fried Whitewood Mir Roy. Smith Kertville Ben ‘Whontdas Vou Doss Kervrvale Sundas Edgar Ite Klein's Hall Nolan Crenwelge Erwin Segner Bernhard Cretwelges Red Cross Bloodmobile Presbyterian Church Harper Lions Lew Gillis Alphonse Lamartine Franz Liszt Harper Locals Erato Dallas Olivia Hopf Chester Moses Adolph Ersch Jerome Gold Otto Wiensecke Robert Maurer Gerald Exman Angela Maurer Fred Gammenthaler Robert Kensing San Angelo Pete Whitworth Eddie Kensing al Mueller W. R. Massey Lydia Pederson A & J College Band
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