Harper's Churches Welcome Readers To Daily Services
The Harper Herald notes multiple church announcements from Harper Texas including Harper’s Churches extending a cordial welcome with regular Sunday worship at 11:00 a.m. and Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. plus midweek activities, Luther League meetings, and female church groups.
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Luther League Youth Group
Junior Lutherans Fellowship
Women Assn
A. J. Kinsey
Ince
Brotherhood
KNAF FM Debuts New Stereo Station in Gillespie County
Norbert Fritz announces KNAF FM 101.1 with 100000 watt vertical and horizontal antennas atop a 500 foot tower on Levy Ketron Ranch near Cherry Mountain. Transmitter controlled from Fredericksburg. microwave link ensures stereo quality. Programs include Town and Country music, Public Affairs, easy listening, hourly news with weather, and plans for Hill Country football and other sports broadcasts.
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Norbert Fritz
Gillespie Broadcasting Company
Knaf-Fm
Security State Bank and Trust
Knaf-Am
United States
Gillespie County
Cherry Mountain
Fritz
Texas
Fredericksburg
RNAF
Eden
Austin
San Antonio
Brownwood
Gallespie County
KNAF
Mrs. Adolph Willmann Rites Held Tuesday
Mrs. Adolph Willmann 85 nee Bertha Jung died Sunday February 21 at Fredericksburg Hospital. She lived in Fredericksburg 24 years was born May 14 1885 in Gillespie County daughter of William and Magdalena Jung. Funeral services were held February 23 at Schaetter Funeral Chapel and St Marys Church with Rev Robert Kownacki and Rev W W Schneider officiating. Interment in St Marys cemetery.
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Kelly Afb
Chuck Knight
Newsoms
Knight
Knights
Karen
Memphis
Memorial Park
Adolph Willmann
Bertha Jung
Fredericksburg Hospital
Willmann
Fredericksburg
Gillespie County
William and
Magdelena Keller Jung
San Antonio
Lester Willmann
California
Willie Jung
Jacob Jung
Rosa
Frank Baumann
Florentine
George Zenner
Clara
John Ressmann
Anna
Joe Schaetter
Mathilda
Willie Roeder
Alma
Alfred Kunz
Lina Jung
Arthur Jung
Schaetter
Mspr
Ehlinger
Benno Jung
St. Ann's Society
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Robert Kownacki
W. W. Schneider Offici
Auxiliary to Present First Born Gift at New Hospital
The Hill Country Memorial Hospital Auxiliary voted to present the first baby born in the new hospital a $25 government savings bond. Meeting Feb 16 in Milam Hall Mc Dermott Building, 52 members adopted by-laws, elected nominating committee members and set volunteers for Stonewall Harper Fredericksburg and other duties. The note also covers Keepsake tabloid ad sales by six teams, and denim fabrics trend.
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Hill Country Memorial Hospital
Wm. Schroeder
New Memorial Hospital
Milam Hall
McDermott
Schroeder
Mesdames Henry Joseph
Leola Mathisen
Erwin Nixon
Benno Eckert Jr
Stonewall
Raymond Spaeth
Harper
Meid Allen Keller
Larkin Everett
J. D. Marconi
Gilbert Borchers
Fredericksburg
Nellie Rees
Sidney Henke
Varnell Bartholmae
Mesd
Marion Crenwelge
Roy Beckmann
Jack Nixon
Allen Keller
Frank Meine
Erwin Simons
B B. Bohls
Ernest Hodges
Max Lange
Texas A&M Homemakers dryer tips and garden guidance
The guide explains wrinkle prevention by removing clothes promptly and avoiding overdrying for durable press fabrics. It warns against drying damp items, pill-prone garments, foam rubber, and dry cleaned materials due to fire hazards and lint buildup. It also promotes home vegetable gardening for fresh food and healthy exercise.
Hill Country Memorial Hospital opens with dedication
People gathered Sunday February 14 for the Hill Country Memorial Hospital dedication. Stacy Rose Klein, born February 22 at 10 37 p m, is the hospital’s first baby with Dr Charles Burg as attending. Hospital Auxiliary president Mrs Wm Schroeder noted a $25 government savings bond gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Country Memorial Hospital
Stacy Rose Klein
Marvin H. Klein
Charles Burg
Wm. Schroeder
Whooping Crane On The Way Back Though Slowly
The whooping crane population has grown from under 20 to about 55 with an average rise of five per year. Keith Hay writes in Petroleum Today about near extinction and the conservation effort led by oilmen near Aransas Texas, Audubon Society, and Patuxent Maryland researchers.
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Petroleum Today
American Petroleum Institute
Keith Hay
Wildlie
API
Hay
Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
Texas Gulf Coast
Canada
National Audubon Society
Robert Allen
Aransas
Perid
Aransas and Patuxent Wildlife Research Center
Maryland
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